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BAILEY, Ridley P. The Clearing House System, THE BARKERS MAGAZINE (New Tork), XLIV, February-June, 1890, pp. 606-11; 660-9; 751-63; 845-52; and 917-8. BAILEY, Dudley P. The Clearing House System, THE BARKERS1 MAGAZINE, February-June, 1890, pp. 606-11, 660-69, 751-63, 845-52, and 917-13 early history of clearing house associations of the principal cities detailed description of the organization and procedures of all clearing houses established prior to 1839, and include annual statistics (for as many back years as available) on number of participating banks, volume of clearings and balances settled, ratios of balances to clearings Digitized for and FRASER BARRETT, A.M. The New York clearing-house and i t s f u n c t i o n , BANKERS MAGAZINE, February, 1912. GANNON, J . G . CLEARDG HOUSES AND CtRRENCT. New Torkt 1915. 2 V o l u n e a . CANNON, James Graham Clearing House loan certificates and substitutes for money used during the panic of 1907, "with suggest for an emergency currency based upon such loan certificates. New York: Trov Press, 1910(?). 31 pp. Larson: Deals with a significant effort of the N.Y. Clearing House to prevent n financial collapse during the panic of 1907. An example of cooperative action of clearing-house banks in time of stress. CANNON, J. 9. "Clearing houses and the currency," in THE CURRENCY PROBLEM AND THE PRESENT FINANCIAL SITUATIONS A SERIES OF ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 1907-08. New York: 1908. pp. 97-177. GANNON, J . 0 . CLEARING-HOUSES; THEIR HISTORY, METHODS AND ADMINISTRATION. New York: Appleton, 1 9 0 0 , P p . x i r , 585* Another edition, Washington: 1910. Pp. viii, 555. Senate Doc. No* 491* 61 Congress 2 Session. H. Larson: General, and the New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Canadian, London, and Japanese clearing houses. Author was an executive of the Fourth Wcticnel Bank of New York* CONANT, C. A. The extension of the clearing system, BANKERS MAGAZINE, April, 1905. OORRINGTON, M. The clearing house as a basis for currency issues, BANKERS LAW JOURNAL, August, 1915- GIBBONS, J. S. THE BANKS OF NEW YORK, THEIR DEALERS, THE CLEARING HOUSE, AND THE PANIC OF 1857. New York, 1858. New York Clearing House GILMAN, T. Our democratic banking system and i t s natural ally the clearing-house. BANKERS MAGAZINE, June, 1904. GILMAN, T. The clearing-house system, JOURNAL OP POLITICAL ECONOMT, March, 1904. U. S. Government CLEARING HOUSES. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1910. Pp. v i i i , 555. T0UN3, S. Enlargement of clearing house functions, THE ANNALS OP THE ACADEMY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. XXXVI, 1910, pp. 607-612.
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