 | John Mair - 1772 - 376 sider
...: I : : 240000 : 4363.63, crowns. 21.81, com. = 200 4341.81, neat. Cr, II. Compound arbitrat1on. In compound arbitration, the rate or price of exchange between three, four, or more places, is given, 1n order to find how much a remittance paffing through them all will amount to at the laft place ;... | |
 | Thomas Peacock - 1791 - 302 sider
...? Anf. 33. ij yfd. COMPOUND ARBITRATION. In compound arbitration the courfe of exchange be- ' tween three, four, or more places is given, in order to...arbitration, between the firft place and the laft. This may be done by the following, RUL E. Make two columns of the courfes of exchange, and write the... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 446 sider
...and your credit at the one foreign place pays your debt at the other. II. Compound Arbitration. IK compound arbitration the rate or price of exchange...arbitrated price, or par of arbitration, between the iirlt place and the laft. And this may be done by the following RULES. I. Diftinguilh the given rates... | |
 | James Thompson - 1808 - 176 sider
...is given, in order to'find bow much a remittance passing through them all will amount to at the last place : or to find the arbitrated price, or par of arbitration, between the first place and the last. RULES 1st. Distinguish the given rates or prices into antecedents and consequents... | |
 | Jeremiah Joyce - 1812 - 274 sider
...places is given, to rind how much a remittance passing through them all will amount to at the last place : or to find the arbitrated price, or par of arbitration, between the first and last place. Examples of this kind may be worked by several successive statings in the Rule... | |
 | 1823 - 858 sider
...and your credit at the one foreign place pays your debt at the other. II. Compound Arbitration. In compound arbitration the rate or price of exchange between three, four, or more placet, is given, ] EX С in order to find how much a remittance passing through j;, ), „ them all... | |
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IK compound arbitration the rate or price of exchange between three, four, or more places, is given, in order to find how much a remittance paffing through them all will amount to at the laft place ; or to find the arbitrated price, or par of arbitration,... 