Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...form of bill with its alternative of insurance, vocational training, farm and home aid, etc., appeared to have been thrown into the discard. Insurance-probably paid up endowment insurance-will apparently be the main feature of the bill. The Democrats took a new angle by demanding a cash alternative. No proposal of this kind has been before Congress in two years on account of the difficulty of meeting immediate payment. Representative Garner, Democratic leader on the Committee, who had previously been opposed to every form of bonus, suddenly came out as a proponent of cash payments. The cash payment alternative...
Because they refused to work nine hours a day, the proprietors of the Baden Aniline Dye Works at Ludwigshafen and Oppau dismissed 20,000 of their workers. At Hamburg, the City Fathers invented "beggars' bonds" which charitably inclined persons are to give to mendicants instead of cash. The idea is to prevent the professional beggar from earning more than he deserves. Each bondholder will have his past looked into before the Municipality parts with any cash...
Current assets Dec. 31, 1923, were $53,197,146 and current liabilities $6,760,910, which made working capital last year $46,436,236 compared with $39,692,225 the year before. Cash and marketable securities also rose from $15,078,202 for 1922 to $22,847,676 last year. But unfilled orders on Jan. 1, 1924, amounted to $17,789,873 compared with $49,349,140 on the same...
...company's balance sheet the most notable changes made during 1922-1923 were an increase of over $1,000,000 in inventories, a slight decrease in cash, accounts receivable, property, good will, etc. Some preferred stock of each class has been retired; also $1,000,000 of gold notes. But notes payable increased from nothing to $3,435,000 and general surplus has declined from...
...Company's profit and loss deficit Dec. 31, 1923, was $12,637,851. Last year, operations did not even cover expenses, and interest on bonds was paid out of surplus. Common and preferred dividends have been passed since 1920. The balance sheet reveals conservative management laboring under difficulties. Cash declined from $6,385,240 in 1922 to $4,278,989 last year; inventories have fallen about $8,000,000 and in the last statement were...