He took me to a merchant of his acquaintance, who shewed me the genuine bill, which he hadcashed the day before for an individual who was unknown to him.
You agree that I received the bill from you, since you cashed it; that is enough for me.
Council Bills in London, which would have to be cashed in rupees in India, showed no signs of abating.
For the accommodation of the public, however, notes of other circles could be cashed at any Paper Currency office to such extent as the convenience of each office might permit.
These were cashed in London from the proceeds of selling securities from the Gold Standard Reserve.
This value is remitted to England by selling for sterling in London bills which can be cashed in rupees in Calcutta.
So far as Council Bills are sold for the ordinary purposes of remittance of Government funds from India to London, they are cashed in India out of the general balances of Government.
If I may instance an example, I am acquainted to the last dime with what you made (or rather lost), and I know you have since cashed a considerable draft on London.
Where else would bankers and merchants have received his visits, cashed his cheques, and submitted to his small assessments?
He was seen within a few hundred yards of that bank by an acquaintance, but he never cashed the cheque, and he was never heard of again.
The money secured, the man who cashed the cheque passes the proceeds to a confederate who is waiting for him, and takes a train out of London at once.
The unhappy woman had been to the bank in the afternoon and cashed a cheque for £800.
He didn't seem to care about winning, and he cashed in each time with a new one-hundred-dollar bill.
Of course I can't say exactly, but from hints I have received here and there I should think that a safe bet would be that some one has cashed in upward of half a million dollars already.
If I'm wanted, I can swear that's the young man who cashed the cheque.
We now enclose the cheque you cashed with us, which, as we stated in our previous letter, was not met on presentation at your bank.
The cashier has told you that he was certainly in his senses when he cashed it.
From the time Davis went out to lunch to the time youcashed the cheque, how long do you say it must have been?
Now the only one thing you have still left to do is, to take it to the bank and get it cashed instanter.
The forged signature had not the baronet's private mark attached to it; but the clerk who cashed it for you, did not think of scrutinising it so closely at the moment, as you were well known to him.
The Chicago firm would then offer explanation and apologies and give a 5 per cent to concerns that cashed the checks.
At the present time traveling salesmen who spend much money and who wish to carry as little as possible of cash with them, have an organized system by which their bankable paper may be cashed at hotels and business houses over the country.
Place then showed him a cheque which Sir Thomas Easthope, the banker, had cashed for him.
On that very morning Mr. Wilkins cashed a cheque for L150, drawn by the Duke of Buckingham at Jones and Lloyd's Bank.
Palmer wrote to him saying,-- “I have undertaken to get the enclosed bill cashed for Mr. Cook.
On the 30th of August he again wrote:-- “I have undertaken to get the enclosed bill cashed for Mr. Cook.
Mr. Perrot, the landlord, cashed the cheque, and I gave the money to the prisoner.
We went first to the Adelphi Hotel in Adam-street, but could not get it cashed there.
I tried Cook's, who had cashed cheques for me on the Continent.
For I had found a beautiful, trustful New Yorker, who cashed me a cheque for fifteen pounds with a child-like and simple faith which was not unrewarded in the end.
How should it be cashed at his banker's, seeing that he had not had a shilling there for the last three months?
No; and you are not to get it cashed any night until you find that apartment," said Van Dorn.
I want you to have it cashed at once, and let Van and Perny have just whatever they need of it to tide them over, and I want you to help the Colonel, too, if you can find him.
I worked for him thirty-seven days this spring, and he paid me in cardboard checks which were to be cashed at the end of the month.
I have reason to fear that two forged cheques, bearing your signature, have been inadvertently cashed by us.
Had it been any one else, they would not have been cashed without more examination; and on the last occasion he accounted rather elaborately for your drawing such a large sum.
Scottie would have "cashed in" right there if Bink could have caught him.
One of the drafts on the Fifth Avenue Trust Company was cashed for him by a friend named Potts early Monday morning, and was paid without suspicion.
This last, in some inexplicable way, had been cashed at the very bank itself.
Such cheques as we cashed on the Dutch Legation, or on Mr. S.
English merchant who, on his own responsibility and at great risk to himself, had several times cashed large cheques for officers who wanted to escape.
And she was the young woman who was having the draft cashed in the Bayou State Security.
There was a young woman getting a draft cashed at the teller's window when the robbery was committed.
After a couple of hours of play the Malpais mancashed in and went back to the hotel where he was putting up.
Sam Wilcox gathered the chips pushed toward him by the croupier and cashed in.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cashed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
