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a city of Texas, the It is on the of what B owes A, and that A and City and Brazos Valley, and the Missouri, stand off; that B owes nothing to A, and owes $500 to C; and that C owes nothing to A, and is owed $500 by B. That is, that A owes B $500 , and B owes C $500.
Then if pay $500, Then if A pays C $500, $4,000 of mutual debts is settled for $500. When this setworked out, the clearing-house clerks report back to their banks, and before 1 o'clock sums of money are sent from each bank to the clearing-house in settlement of balances, and the checks drawn on each bank are returned to it, to be charged against the different individual depositors.
The following table shows the amount of exchanges at the various clearingexchanges at the various clearinghouses of the United States for two years, each ending Sept. 30:
Kansas and Texas railroads. Its industries include cotton compresses, flour mills, foundry and machine shops, and railroad shops, and it has a large trade in grain, live products, public library, and a high school. Pop. (1910) 10,364; (1920 ) 12,820. live stock, hides, agricultural ucts, etc. There is a court house, a ginning of a stave, to show the elevation of that particular stave in the general claviary or system , and to determine the names of the notes according to their Clefs; the G Clef, generally known as positions on the stave. There are three the treble Clef, which is placed on the second line of the treble stave; the C