Capital purposes, draft drawn for, not eligi- | XIV, 102.

Acceptances, bankers'-Continued.

Correspondent bank, appointment of, to
ssue letter of credit acceptances.
Cuban sugar crop, drafts drawn to finance.
Customer of bank, security held by----
Dealers engaged in export and sale of same
class of goods.

Dollar exchange acceptances. (See Dollar
exchange acceptances.)
Domestic transactions-

Acceptance before bill of lading issued.
Attachment of shipping documents..
Automobiles and tires, drafts secured
by.

Burlap imported and stored on docks.
Cattle, acceptances to finance fatten-
ing and reselling of.

Construction of term "growing out of"-
Contract for sale and delivery at re-
mote period.

Conveyance of title to accepting bank.
Eligibility and conditions of..

Express receipts, acceptances secured

60

Acceptances, bankers'-Continued.

Foreign countries, secured by goods stored in. XIII-E, 410;

General discussion of...........

Gold coin, bills drawn to finance shipment of.
Goods on consignment and unsold, accept-
ances against.

Guarantee of letter of credit acceptances---|
Importation or exportation of goods-

Acceptance secured by another accept-

ance.

Actual sale of goods for export con-
summated.

Actual shipment must be started.
Allied Purchasing Commission, financ-
ing sales of goods to.

Amount of acceptances not to exceed
amount of export transactions con-
tracted for.

Attachment of bill of lading to draft.
Bank refinancing itself by draft secured
by documentary draft.

Bullion, bills drawn to finance ship-
ment of.

Burlap, imported and stored on docks..
Conveyance of title to accepting bank,
necessity for.

Cotton being accumulated by cotton
buyers for export.

Cotton under contract for export....
Cuban sugar crop, drafts drawn to
finance.

Customer of bank, security held by...
Dealers engaged in export and sale of

same class of goods.

Definition of term "based on the im-
portation and exportation of goods."
Documentary drafts on a foreign buyer,
acceptances secured by.
Domicile bills.

Draft accepted by foreign borrower
payable in United States in dollars.
Draft drawn under agreement to manu-
facture and ship products into this
country.

Draft of Chilean exporter for purpose
of purchasing goods in Chile.
Gold coin as "goods'

63, 76

XIV, 107.
XIII-E,

XIV, 111.
XIII-E, 206.
XIII-E, 222.

XIII-E, 504.--

XIII-E, 205_____
XIII-E, 217_____
XIII-E, 217..........
XIII-E, 211, 212.
XIII-E, 220----

XIII-E, 217...
XIII-E, 219.

XIII-E, 206-----

XIII-E, 208.
XIII-E, 304..

XIII-E, 204----

XIII-E, 203, 204
XIII-E, 503_

XIII-E, 708..

| XIII-E, 213, 220.
XIII-E, 200____.
XIII-E, 219_____

XIII-E, 218_
XIII-E, 218_

XIII-E, 215_____

XIII-E, 209___

XIII-E, 206.
XIII-E, 222

XIII-E, 202_
XIII-E, 220__ -

52

56

67

52

55

55

53, 54

XIII-E, 216.

55

53

52

56

52

XIII-E, 221.

56

Maturity of draft and use of proceeds as de-
termining eligibility.

XIII-E, 315_____

Necessity for indorsement of acceptance in
blank.

Negotiability, conditions affecting-
Oil, acceptances to finance sale of

Open accounts of foreign purchasers, accept- |
ances against.

Period for which acceptances should be
drawn.

Place of payment as affecting negotia-
bility.

Proceeds derived from sale of goods not used
for payment of acceptances.
Proper maturity of acceptances for financ-
ing shipment and resale of cotton.
Purchase of own acceptances by bank....
Qualified acceptances as liability within sec-
tion 5200.

Reasonably immediate sale, shipment or
distribution.

Refinancing of bank by drafts secured by
documentary draft.

Release of security--

Release of shipping documents.

XIII-C, 700-715-
XIII-E, 310.
XIII-E, 216..

XIII-E, 310, 311.

XIII-C, 706----

XIII-E, 214.

XIII-E, 313........
XIII-E, 800-
5200 R. S., 201___

XIII-E, 411...........

XIII-E, 219.

XIII-E, 703_
XIII-E, 305.

Release of warehouse receipts or shipping XIII-E, 110.

XIII-E, 109. - - - -|

38-40

Attachment of does not necessarily XIII-E, 308..

58

63

55

70

50

documents at acceptance.

XIII-E, 600-605-

68, 69

Reserves against deposits in anticipation of

XIX, 505.

XIII-E, 407....

62

39

54

60

72

103

71

50

59

55

59

ping documents.

Sugar in bond, acceptances against..

Syndicate acceptance credits, general con-
siderations concerning.

Time for which letter of credit may be
opened.

Title to goods, necessity for conveyance to
accepting bank.

Uniform bill of lading act..

Warehouse receipts-

Automobiles and tires, drafts secured
by.

Bill of sale of stock on hand..
Chattel mortgages as

Corporation owned by borrower, re-
receipts issued by.

Corporations, receipts issued by having

same officers as borrowing company.
Custodian's receipt.

Eligibility for rediscount of cotton

factors' drafts secured by.

Express receipts as...

Foreign country, goods stored in...

General discussion of as collateral se-
curity.

XIII-E, 418--

65

XIII-E, 314..
XIII-E, 400.

60

XIII-E, 706.

XIII-E, 710-

72

XIV, 104
XIII-E, 106-

49

XIII-E, 406...

XIII-E, 405..........

XIII-E, 403.
XIII-C, 401

XIII-E, 315..

XIII-E, 410.

XIII-C, 102-

24,

Independent warehouseman, receipts XIII-C, 106;

61, 69

XIII-E, 700, 701,

69, 70

50

63

64

64

64

64

50

1

XIII-D, 300____

47

Bills of exchange may be, although not ac-

XIII-D, 200_____

46

cepted.

Bills of exchange discounted before accept- | XIII-D, 201......---