...bottom of transferable bonds (government, state, railroad, etc.,) given for a terin of years, designed to be cut off and presented for payment when the interest is due. The practice of appending coupons to bonds is now generally adopted, as they facilitate the collection...

...8. 5's of '74; U. 8. 6's. 5-20, of '84; U. 8. 6' s, 5-20, of 85. 3. The 5-20's were issued in 1862, '64, '65, '67, and '70. They bear interest at 6 %...It consists, at present, in the United States, of TJ. S. Legal-tender Notes, or "Greenbacks," and the Bills issued by the Nat. Banks, and secured by...

...interest at &%, paid semi-annually in gold, but have nearly all been refunded at a lower rate of interest. 4. Bonds issued by States, cities, etc., are quoted...of US Legal-tender Notes, or " Greenbacks," and the Oills issued by the Nat. Banks, and secured by US Bonds. If from any cause the paper medium depreciates...

...Bonds issued by States, cities, etc., are quoted in a similar manner. Thus, SC 6's are bonds bearing Q% interest, issued by the State of South Carolina. 638....the Bills issued by the Nat. Banks, and secured by TJ. S. Bonds. If from any cause the paper medium depreciates in value, gold becomes an object of investment,...

...company, a manufacturing company. Couplet. — Two terms forming the ratio of a proportion. Coupon. — A certificate of interest attached to a bond, to be cut off when due, and presented for payment. Course of exchange. — The rate of exchange between two places....

...quarterly in gold. 4. Bonds issued by States, cities, etc., are quoted in a similar manner. Thus, 8. 0. 6's are bonds bearing 6$, interest, issued by the...It consists, at present, in the United States, of IT. S. Legal-tender Notes, or " Greenbacks," and the Bills issued by the Nat. Banks, and secured by...

...City of New York, bearing 1% int. 398. Coupons are certificates of interest attached to bonds, each to be cut off and presented for payment when the interest is due. 399. The corresponding terms used in Stocks and Percentage are as follows: 1. The Par Value is the...

...to transact business as a single person. Couplet. The two terms of a ratio taken together. Coupon. A certificate of interest attached to a bond, to be cut off when due and presented for payment. Creditor. A person or firm to whom money is due. Cube root. One...

...to transact business as a single person. Couplet. The two terms of a ratio taken together. Coupon. A certificate of interest attached to a bond, to be cut off when due and presented for payment. Creditor. A person or firm to whom money is due. Cube root. One...

...time. The principal bonds dealt in by brokers are Government, State, City, and Railroad bonds. 336. A coupon is a certificate of interest attached to...and presented for payment when the interest is due. Bonds are quoted in commercial language by the rate of interest which they bear. Thus, US bonds bearing...