Why a World Centre of Industry at San Francisco BayBancroft Company, 1917 - 47 páginas |
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... cent . of its value and use the stored cotton as collateral for loans from the banks . Cotton also moves through brokers and middlemen to the mills direct , the bills of lading , with drafts attached , being taken by banks for ...
... cent . of its value and use the stored cotton as collateral for loans from the banks . Cotton also moves through brokers and middlemen to the mills direct , the bills of lading , with drafts attached , being taken by banks for ...
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... Federal reserve banks in establishing rates have made a rate generally 1⁄2 of 1 per cent . lower for trade acceptances than the rate for promissory notes . " The methods of financing certain specific lines of domestic business -11-
... Federal reserve banks in establishing rates have made a rate generally 1⁄2 of 1 per cent . lower for trade acceptances than the rate for promissory notes . " The methods of financing certain specific lines of domestic business -11-
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... cent . of its value and use the stored cotton as collateral for loans from the banks . Cotton also moves through brokers and middlemen to the mills direct , the bills of lading , with drafts attached , being taken by banks for ...
... cent . of its value and use the stored cotton as collateral for loans from the banks . Cotton also moves through brokers and middlemen to the mills direct , the bills of lading , with drafts attached , being taken by banks for ...
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... cents per $ 1,000 . Mak- ing allowances for short hauls , and for shipments of currency by registered mail , under insurance , the cost of transportation may be conservatively estimated at 25 cents per $ 1,000 , exclusive of in- terest ...
... cents per $ 1,000 . Mak- ing allowances for short hauls , and for shipments of currency by registered mail , under insurance , the cost of transportation may be conservatively estimated at 25 cents per $ 1,000 , exclusive of in- terest ...
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... banks in establishing rates have made a rate generally 1⁄2 of 1 per cent . lower for trade acceptances than the rate for promissory notes . " The methods of inancing certain specific lines of domestic business — 11 —
... banks in establishing rates have made a rate generally 1⁄2 of 1 per cent . lower for trade acceptances than the rate for promissory notes . " The methods of inancing certain specific lines of domestic business — 11 —
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Página 131 - An Act to create a Federal Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties, and for other purposes," approved September twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and fourteen, shall be construed as extending to unfair methods of competition used in export trade against competitors engaged in export trade, even though the acts constituting such unfair methods are done without the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.