Federal Banking Laws and Reports, 1780-1912 ..., 50th Anniversary, 1913-1963 .... |
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... limited to fifteen millions of dollars , including the amount of its capital , or original stock . The lands and tenements which it shall be permitted to hold , shall be only such as shall be requisite for the immediate accommodation of ...
... limited to fifteen millions of dollars , including the amount of its capital , or original stock . The lands and tenements which it shall be permitted to hold , shall be only such as shall be requisite for the immediate accommodation of ...
Page 42
... limited to a single State . So it would be still more convenient that there should be a bank , whose bills should have a currency all over the world . But it does not follow from this superior conveniency , that there exists anywhere a ...
... limited to a single State . So it would be still more convenient that there should be a bank , whose bills should have a currency all over the world . But it does not follow from this superior conveniency , that there exists anywhere a ...
Page 90
... limited for the expiration of their charter , so as to enable them to prosecute for their debts , and to arrange , liquidate , and close , the various concerns of the company . The committee are of opinion that a law of Congress ...
... limited for the expiration of their charter , so as to enable them to prosecute for their debts , and to arrange , liquidate , and close , the various concerns of the company . The committee are of opinion that a law of Congress ...
Page 92
... limited extent , an emission of treasury notes would , probably , afford relief ; but treasury notes are an expensive and precarious substitute , either for coin or for bank notes , charged as they are with a growing interest ...
... limited extent , an emission of treasury notes would , probably , afford relief ; but treasury notes are an expensive and precarious substitute , either for coin or for bank notes , charged as they are with a growing interest ...
Page 100
... the bank could effect , and the most it could be expected to aim at , would be to keep the institution alive , by limited and local transactions , which , with the interest on the public stock in 100 FEDERAL BANKING LAWS AND REPORTS.
... the bank could effect , and the most it could be expected to aim at , would be to keep the institution alive , by limited and local transactions , which , with the interest on the public stock in 100 FEDERAL BANKING LAWS AND REPORTS.
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