Brokerage Accounts
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40. Using the same settlement price of 12. 10, a difference of 150 points exists in C's favor which, in terms of money, contemplates a payment to C of $750, leaving a balance of $500 to A's credit.
Ring Clerks and the Clearing House A word of explanation may be given here as to how the ringing method is carried out in practice. The New York Cotton Exchange has established a clearing house of its own, where the ring clerks of the various cotton brokerage houses assemble each morning. Each clerk ...has in his possession a slate book containing the names of purchasing and selling brokers, and the number and classification of options which each broker has open on the Street ledger. A's clerk makes it his business to see B's clerk, or vice versa. An exchange of names then goes on until A calls the name of C. Imme- diately the possibility of ringing the 500 May presents itself. The ring is called off by the party making it. Thus, if A makes a ring with C, the names in the ring run as follows : A sold to B, B sold to C, C sold to A ; A being the first and the last name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
40. Using the same settlement price of 12. 10, a difference of 150 points exists in C's favor which, in terms of money, contemplates a payment to C of $750, leaving a balance of $500 to A's credit.
Ring Clerks and the Clearing House A word of explanation may be given here as to how the ringing method is carried out in practice. The New York Cotton Exchange has established a clearing house of its own, where the ring clerks of the various cotton brokerage houses assemble each morning. Each clerk ...has in his possession a slate book containing the names of purchasing and selling brokers, and the number and classification of options which each broker has open on the Street ledger. A's clerk makes it his business to see B's clerk, or vice versa. An exchange of names then goes on until A calls the name of C. Imme- diately the possibility of ringing the 500 May presents itself. The ring is called off by the party making it. Thus, if A makes a ring with C, the names in the ring run as follows : A sold to B, B sold to C, C sold to A ; A being the first and the last name.
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