Excerpt from Handling a Brokerage Account
The multiplicity of detail of the Cashier's Department would perforce necessitate an entire treatise upon the subject, were they to be described in full, but the Cashier's duties in brief may be stated as follows: Upon receiving the business of the previous day, comprising Clearing projects (in many instances odd lots or amounts less than one hundred shares are cleared) the Cashier notes whether or not the necessary payments are greater than apparent receipts. If he finds that the payments for the day will be greater than the receipts, he borrows sufficient funds through the help of his Stock Exchange member on the Stock Exchange, or directly from his bank; and uses the securities which have been purchased, or which he may have in his vault, to make up the collateral for the loans. When the funds from the loans have been received.
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