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ADAMS, L. R.
"The 'Par Clearance Case' Decision, JOURNAL OF
THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, June, 1921.
Pp. 3.

The probable effect of the decision vill be that
both member and non-member banks vill be given the righ
right to charge reasonable exchange on checks returning
through federal reserve banks ar other channels.
Abstract by C. A. Phillips, AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, XI, Sept. 1921, p. 576.




AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, ASSOCIATION OF RESERVE
C U T BANKERS, CONFERENCE OF PRESIDENTS OF THE FEDERAL
RESERVE BANKS: Joint Committee on Check Collection
System.
STUDY OF CHECK COLLECTION SYSTEM.
June 15, 1954

Joint Committee - appointed in 1952:
0. U. Habberstad
James H. Kennedy
C. Edgar Johnson
Frederick L. Deming
John H. Wurts, CHAIRMAN




ANDERSON, George E.
Par collections, their new status as a result
of reduced bank earnings, AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION
JOURNAL, Oct. 1932, pp. 52-3.

Free service costs the Reserve System $10 millions a
year




If

Pur collection
Anderson, George B.
Par collections, t h e i r new s t a t u s as a r e s u l t
of reduced bank earnings, (In: A«B*A* Journal,Oct*
1932, p.52-3.)
Free service costs the Reserve system ten
millions a year. The s i t u a t i o n i s now especially




Author File
ANDERSON, Gordon B.
Some phases of the new check collection
ayite*, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of
Political & Social Science, Vol. 63, Janixary,
1916, pp. 122-131.




Clearance and Collections

ANDERSON, G* B.
Some phases of the
New system of check collection, in "The Federal
Reserve Board and its Accomplishments," THE ANNALS of the
American Academy of Political & Social Science,
Vol* LHII,
January, 1916. pp. 122-131-




Author File
ANDERSON, Gordon Blythe
THE FEDERAL RESERVE CHECK COLLECTION SXSTB4.
Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania,
1917.

Thesis (72 pp„)




Yidener Library, Harvard Univ.
Econ. 4960.01
Clearance and Collections

ANDERSON, G. B.
THE FEDERAL RESERVE CHECK COLLECTION SYSTEM.
A THESIS IN FINANCE.
Philadelphia: University of
Pennsylvania, 1927. Pp. 72.




ARKANSAS BANKER
The CHECK collection problem.
(Arkansas banker. Little Rock, 1923. A°.
v. 7, no. 6, p. 8-11.)




M
Par collection.
3arkerf A* 3»
Collection of cheques at par.
(In 3ie iionetaly times. v.74, May 8 f 1925. p.13. )

Oollection - Canada,




BARROWS, F* B.
The country bankfs substitute for 'exchanged
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
June, 1922*
Pp. 3.

Abolition by the F.R. System of the indirect f exchange1
charge on check collection justified. It is proposed
that a similar charge be levied with a definite, direct
incidence on the drawer and on the depositor*
Abstract by N.R. Whitney, AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, XII, Sept., 1922, p. 552.




BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
The Interdistrict Settlement Fund, FEDERAL
RESERVE BULLETIN,
August, 1940, pp. 776-777.




BRADFORD, F. A,
"Denationalizing our currency," THE ANNALIST,
March 27, 1922. Pp. 2.

Advantages of the par collection system of the
Fed. Res. Banks, and a review of the opposition
of the banks in certain parts of the country to
the plan.
Abstract by N.R. Vhitney, AMERICAN
ECONOMIC REVIEW, H I , June, 1922, p. 363.




BURGESS, Warren Randolph*

Author File

How the Federal Reserve has made checks
more widely acceptable. (American Bankers
Association. Journal. New York,4
•aJLgj P- 135-1380
September, 192 5 >




Clearance and Collections

BURGESS, ¥. Randolph
"How tlie Federal Reserve has made checks more
videly acceptable," AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION
JOURNAL, September 1925, pp. pp. 135-38.
Vol. 18,
Reprint in vertical file, FRB-NI Reference
Library on "Collection - Federal Reserve
Banks"




BUDER, Edward
Federal Reserve par collection facilities*
(American Institute of Banking Bulletin.
New York, 1923. 8°. v. 5, p* 317-319.)




CANNON, James Graham
CLEARING HOUSES, National Monetary
Commission, 6l Congress 2 Session, Senate Document
No. 491. Washington, D.C., 1910.

early use of clearinghouse certificates, chaps. X
and D




CLARKf,John J. and BAILEY, Henry J., III.
Bank Deposits and Collections (Under the
Uniform Commercial Code) ((October, 1955)*

Philadelphia: Committee on Continuing Legal
Education of the American Lav Institute
collaborating with the American Bar Association,
1955-




COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Unsigned)
UNITED STATES Supreme Court's rulings on
par collection charges — validity of North
Carolina law upheld.
(Commercial and financial chronicle• New
York, 1923* f°. v. 116, p. 2718-2720.)




Author File
DOYLE, W. H.
n

A state banker's defense of the Federal Reserve
par clearance plan," PBOCEEDINGS, Wisconsin Bankers1
Association. Milwaukee, privately printed, 1920,
pp. 127-135-




DOYLE, W. H.
A state banker's defense of the federal
reserve par clearance plan. An address before the
Wisconsin Bankers' convention, June 17, 1920.
[Privately printed]
PROCEEDINGS, Wisconsin Bankers* Association, 1920,
pp. 127-35.




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF BOSTON
New Ihgland1 s gold reserves and interdistrict payments, MONTHLY REVIEW,
October, 1951, pp* 1-4.




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF BOSTON
CHECK COLLECTIONS. Letter No. 44.
Boston: 1916.

an explanation to member banks of check collections
system which was put in operation after July 15,
1916.




FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Federal reserve inter-district collection system*
Washington:
1916. 116 pp.




FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN
The Par Collection Eastern of the
Federal Reserve Bank,




February, 1940.

Author File
GIDNET, R. M.
Federal reserve check clearings and collections,
JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOHI, Vol. 2-4, No. 6,
June, 1916* pp. 606-08.







HACKLEI, Hovard H.
"Absorption of bank exchange chaises as a
payment of interest," VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW, Vol. 30,
September, 1944- •




HALES, C. A.
THE BALTIMORE CLEARINB HOUSE. Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins Press, 1940. Pp. x i i i , 347.




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HALES, Charles A.
THE BALTIMORE CLEARING HOUSE. "Johns
Hopkins University Studies in Historical and
P o l i t i c a l Science" (new s e r i e s ) , Ho. 27.
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1940.
Pp. x i i i + 347.
Review: by M. Palyi, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol.
50, April, 1933, p . 310.




HALES, C. A.
THE BALTIMORE CLEARING HOUSE*
Johns Hopkins Press, 1940.

Baltimore:

Banking crisis of 1933;
347
Baltimore plan for currency reform
lng crisis of 1933• par collection controversy between
Fed. Res. Bank of Richmond and the
N.C. state banks.




HALLOCK, J. 0.
Clearing out-of-town checks in England
and the United States.
St. Louis: The author,
1905. Pp. 160.

In Reference Library

JA::PCL.




HARDING, V. P. G*
THE FORMATIVE PERIOD OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM (During the World Crisis). Boston, Houghton
Mifflin Company, 1925*

Chap* V:

Tar Clearance of Checks11




HENDRICKS, Laurence H.
Use of Federal Reserve check collection system.
(New York State Bankers' Association. Proceedings.
Albany^1913?/. 12°. 1918, p. 95-103.)




HERZOG, J. H.
The proposed federal reserve check collection
plan, TRUST COMPANIES,
May, 1916.




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HOPE, G. k.
"How the reserve banks clear by wire,"
BANKERS MAGAZINE, vol. 104, May 1922, pp. 615-820.




Author File
HOPE, G. Alex.
How the Reserve Banks clear by wire. (Bankers
magazine. New York, 1922. &o. v. 104, p. 815820.)
Nay




JAY, Pierre
The Federal Reserve System, State Banks
and Par Collections, THE ANNALS of the American
Academy of Political & Social Science,
January, 1922.




JAY, Pierre
The Federal Reserve collection system, TRUST
COMPANIES,
March, 1917• Pp. U.
A defense of the system, with suggestions to banks
of new sources of profit




M
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J o h n s t o n , Horace
J^AA
Again - t h e "non-par" probleml
( I n ; Credil
£»uLLi2*CTj.0N and f i n a n c i a l management, Slay 1958, p*6,7)
The N.A#C,M. does n o t r e g a r d t h e p r a c t i c e oi
c l e a r i n g checks a t l e s s than p a r / by making an
exchange deduction from t h e f a c e v a l u e of t h e
checks, a s a l e g i t i m a t e method of o b t a i n i n g r e v enue* by banks. I t f a v o r s t h e c o l l e c t i o n system
of the Federal Reserve System,with p a r c l e a r a n c e
of checks, a s an a i d to b u s i n e s s .
Clipped and f i l e d i n v . f .

Par c o l l e c t i o n




JONES, T. C.
CLEARINGS AND COLLECTIONS: FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1931.




JONES, Thatcher C.
CLEARINGS AND COLLECTIONS: FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC. New fork: Columbia University
Press, 1931.
especially pp. 130-177




MAG SB, J . D.
H i s t o r i c a l analogy of t h e f i g h t a g a i n s t p a r
check c o l l e c t i o n , JOURNAL OP POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Vol, 3 1 ,

Jun

e , 1925. pp. 433-445.

Decisions of t h e c o u r t a r e quoted i n c a s e s which
arose out of t h e a c t i v i t i e s of t h e SuffolX Bank
of Boston i n c o l l e c t i n g banlc n o t e s a t t h e ^ c o u n t e r s
of country banks.
A b s t r a c t by y.0. Weyforth, A^IEa.GAN EOOtfQMIO
RRVIRV. V >III, Dec. 1923, p . 7 6 8 .




MAGEE, James Dysart.
Historical analogy to the fight against par
check collection* (Journal of political
economy* Chicago, 1923* 8°. v. 31, p. 433U5.)




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MAGEE, J. D.
"Historical analogy of the fight against par check
collection," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, June 1923.
pp. 433-45.
Vol. Jfa




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McKAY, xCharles R.
Federal Reserve check collection system*
(Chicago banker* Chicago, 1920. 4 ° . v. 49,
no. 12, p. 9-10.)




McNALLY, R. F.
Clearing house organization as applied to
country banks, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS
ASSOCIATION,
November, 1915.
pp. 3.




MILLER, M. C.
THE PAR CHECK COLLECTION AND ABSORPTION
OF EXCHANGE CONTROVERSIES. Cambridge: Backers
Publishing Co., 1949• pp. x i , 1 3 7 .




MURCHISON, C. T.
Par clearance of checks. (North Carolina
law review. Chapel Hill, 1923. v. 1, p.
133-152; v. 2, p. 36-38.)




MUROHiaON, G. T.
"Par clearance of checks," NORTH CAROLINA
LAW REVISW, Vol. 1 (Chapel Hill)
January, 192?^ p p . 133-152.
Vol. 2,
pp. 36-33.

Discusses the economic and legal aspects of the par
clearance controversy. Writer believes that eventual
establishment of par clearance is inevitable.
Abstract by W.O. V/ey forth. AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, XIII, Dec. 1923, p. J69.




MURCHISON, C. T.
"Par Clearance of Checks," NORTH CAROLINA
LAW REVIEW, Jan. 1923, pp. 133-51




NEILL, Robert.
"The inconsistencies of par c o l l e c t i o n s . "
(Arkansas banker. L i t t l e Rock, 1920. 4 ° .
v. At no. 3 , p. 9-13.)




PARSONS, M.
The par clearance question, THE ANNALIST,
September 24, 1923.

The Federal Reserve Board1 s plan for free collection
of checks as it affects non-member banks refusing to
remit at par.
ABsta^ct by ¥• 0. Weyforth, AMERICAN
ECdNOMIC REVIEW, XIV, March, 1924, p. 173.




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Par collection*
Pat on, Biomas B*
Par clearance upheld by Supreme court*
A*B»A. journal.
v*19 f July t 1926.
p#51# )

Paton, T*B%(AU)




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Par collection*
Paton, Ihoraas 3 .
Par clearance remanded by Supreme court.
(In A.3.A.jounial.
v.l8,Dec.f1925.
p.445-6. )

Pa ton, T.B. (au)




r
Par collection.Paton, ISiomas 3.
Decision in new par clearance suit.
(In ^
A.B. A. journal.
v.l7fFeb.,1925.
p.515-16.)
Text of decision handed down by 7.S. district
court for northern district of Georgia in suit
brought by Pascagoula national bank of Moss ^oint,
Hiss.

Pascagouls case




PATCH, T. B.
"Decision in new par clearance salt,11 JOURNAL OF
THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
February, 1925*

Text of decision of U.S. District Court in suit brought
by Pascagola National Bank of Moss Point, Mississippi,
against the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, involving
the collection powers of the reserve bank.
Abstract by ¥.0. Weyforth, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
XV, June, 1925, p. 394-5.




V
Par c o l l e c t i o n .
P a t o n , Thomas 3 .
New p a r c l e a r a n c e s u i t .
v . 1 7 , 3e,1924.
p.140. )

(In A.B.A.journal.

Suit i n e q u i t y b r o u g h t by Pascagoula N a t f l
bank of lloss P o i n t , M i s s . , a g a i n s t Fed. r e s . bank
of Atlanta and Fed. r e s . b o a r d .

P a t o n , Thos. 3 .




(auth)

PATON, T. B.
"Par clearance d e c i s i o n s , " JOURNAL OF THK
AMERICA BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
J u l y , 1925.

Gives opinions of U.S. Supreme Court in the North
Carolina Statute case and in the Atlanta Bank case
with regard to par clearance.
Abstract by W.O. Weyforth, AMERICA! ECONOMIC
REVIEW, XIII, Dec. 1925, p. 769-




PATON, T. B.
Par collection by federal reserve banks,
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
December, 1922.




Author File
PRESTCx*, H • H •
Federal reserve banks1 system of par
^ m o t i o n * , JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, vol. 28,
July, 1920, pp. 565-590•




PRESTON, Hovard H.
"The Federal Reserve Banks System of Par Collection
JOIMAL OF POLITICAL ECONOJC, xxviii ,Tuly 1920,
pp. 565-90.




REQUMffl, G. G.
A defect of the Federal reserve collection plan,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
September, 1916.




SPAHR, V. E. and WILLIS, H. P.
THE CLEARING AND COLLECTION OF CHECKS. New York;
BankArs Publishing Co., 71 Murray Street, 1925.
Pp. 581.




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Simpson, James H#
Par c o l l e c t i o n and earnings*
(in: American
Bankers Association Journal, July, 19 30, p # 25- )
Current practice of cashing out-of-town checks
without charging for the service i s unfair to
many banks. Canadian i n s t i t u t i o n s get fees which
range from 8th to quarter of 1 per cent.




H*
Thomas, 7/oodlief
Construction of an index number of production*
(In: lournal of American S t a t i s t i c a l Assoc*
Sept., 1927.
p.315.)

Index numbers
^itkduction - Index numbers




SPAHR, Walter E.
Clearing Houses, ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF THE SOCIAL
SCIENCES. Nev York, Vol. Ill, 1933, p. 546.




Spahr. Walter E*
Is our new collection system making progressl
(In- The Bankers Magazine*
April, 1927* p#553]
The opposiag banks (these opposing par remit*
taitee) present a serious problem which demands a
solution.

Collection - Fed. res* banks*




SPAHR, Walter E.
THE CLEARING AND COLLECTION OF CHECKS. Cambridge,
Mass., Bankers Publishing Co., 1926.

Review:
by Frank Parker, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
Dec. 1926, p. 706»




SPAHR, ¥. E.
THE CLEAEING AND COLLECTION OF CHECKS. New York,
Bankers Publishing Co., 1926, pp. 164-290.

development of par collection system and controversy
re this system




SQUIRE, N.
THE NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE, ITS METHODS
AND SYSTEMS AND DESCRIPTION OF THE LONDON CLEARING
HOUSE. New York:
1883. Pp. 38.




STERN, Charles F.
Universal par collections as inaugurated by the
Federal Reserve System, (National Association
of Supervisors of State Banks. Proceedings.
New Orleans, 1920. 8 ° . 1920, p. 68-76.)




STRONG, Benjamin
"Federal Reserve System—Development of fcheck
Collection Plans and Relation of State Banks and
Trust Companies,« TRUST COMPANIES,
June, 1915.
10 Pp*

Difficulties of check collection will become more acute
for the small country banks as their reserve accounts are
finally transferred to Reserve Banks. Analysis of regulations regarding admission of state institutions. Need of
care in use of existing surplus reserves in order to
aboid inflation and to solve international problems.




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THRALLS, Jerome
Report of committee of t w e n t y - f i v e
on t h e c l e a r i n g and c o l l e c t i o n problem,
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
May, 1917.




THRALLS, J.
Report of committee of twenty five on the
clearing and collection problem, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
May, 1917.
Pp. 25.

Committee was making e f f o r t to se u r e r e l i e f for banks
in connection v i t h the c l e a r i n g and c o l l e c t i o n problem
through an emendement t o the Fed* Res. Act.




THRALLS, Jerome
Solution of eheek c o l l e c t i o n problems, TRUST
COMPANIES,
April 1916.
3 PP.

Business will flow into channel affording best and
cheapest service whether by reserve banks or old system.
Abstract by Don C* Barrett, A.E.R*, VI, Sept., 1916, p.




ii#

Par collection
Tippetts, Charles S.
The end of the par collection l i t i g a t i o n .
(In:
Hhe American Economic Review.
Dec. 1926•
p.610. )




M.
Tippetts, Charles S.
The end of the par collection litigation.
(In: The American Economic Beview. Dec. 1926*
p.610.)

Collections - Federal reserve banks.
Pascagoula case.




TIPPETTS, Charlea S.
"The end of the par collection litigation,"
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XVI, No. A, December,
1926, pp. 610-21.




TXPPETT8, Charles S.

The Par Remittance Controversy, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW
XIV, Dec, 1924, pp. 629-43.




TIPPETTS, C. S.
"The Par Remittance Controversy, 1 ' THE
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIV, No. U> December,
1924, pp. 629-648.




V
Tippetts, Charles 5 .
the par remittance controversy.
(In The
Anerican Economic review.
••14 f no*4 f Dec« ,1924.
p.629-48.)

Par collection




TIPPETTS, C. S.
"The par remittance controversy," AMERICAN
ECONOMIC REVIEW, U V , December, 1924, pp. 629-648.




TRUST COMPANIES (Unsigned)
Anonymous
How country and city banks regard the new
Federal Reserve par collection plan. TRUST COMPANIES,
May, 1916.




TRUST COMPANIES (Unsigned)
Anonymous
Hov country and city bankers regard the new
federal reserve lparf collection plan* TBDST: COMPANIES,
May, 1916. A pp»

Assembled opinions reveal diversity of views* Loss
of earnings from f exchange1 charges the cause of country
bankers* opposition* Abstract by Don C* Barrett,
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Sept., 1916, p. 722.




Unsigned
DECISION of United States Circuit Court of
Appeals at New Orleans in par clearance case.
(Commercial and financial chronicle. New York,
1922. f°. v. 115, p. 2851-2852.)




Unsigned
BANKERS protest againat Federal Reserve Board's
par clearance ruling.
(Commercial and financial chronicle, Nev York,
1920* f°. v. 110, p. 2034-2036J




VEST, Georfce B.
The Par Collection System of the Federal Reserve Banks,
FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN, Feb. 1940.




8 pp.

VARNE, Colston E.
"Enforced par remittance under the Federal
Reserve System," QUARTERLY- JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,
XXXVI, February 1922, pp. 274-289.




VARNE, Colston Estey.
Enforced par remittance under the Federal
Reserve System. (Quarterly journal of
economics* Cambridge, 1922. 8°. v. 36,
p. 27A-289.)




WARNE, Colston E.
"Enforced Par Remittance under the Federal Reserve
System," QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, JUUV1,
Feb. 1922, 15 pp.
pp. 284-99.

A review of the par remittance experience under the
Federal Reserve System. It is predicted that the dream
of universal par remittance will be unrealized. The
number of banks on the par list has slowly diminished
during the past year.
Abstract by N.R. Whitney, BCERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, XII, June 1922, p. 367.




VAYNE, J . , Jr.
Exchange charges, country clearing houses and
settlement of balances, BANKERS MAGAZINE,
October, 1916.
Pp. 5.

A bagkerfs arraignment of the clearing plan of
the Federal Reserve System.




WILLIS, H. P. and STEIN1R, V.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKING PRACTICE. New York: D.
Appleton & Co*, 1926.
pp. 576-615: development of par collection system
and controversy re that system




WOLFE, 0. H.
Scientific development of the bank
check in connection with the federal reserve system,
TRUST COMPANIES,
April, 1915.




WOLFE, 0 . H.
Check Collection Machinery Provided under the
Federal Reserve Act, TRUST COMPANIES, Vol. 18,
January, 1914.




WOLFE, O.K.
Collections and Transits, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
February, 1912.
Pp. 4.

A discussion of the technical problems of collecting
out-of-town checks.




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WOODRUFF, G.
Collecting checks under the currency lav,
JOUBNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOHI, Vol. 22, no. U,
April, 1 9 U , pp. 345-357.




WYATT, Walter
"The par clearance controversy," VIRGINIA LAW
REVIEW, Vol. 30, No. 3, June 19U> PP» 365-397.