Midsummer 1727; after which time, the whole was to becomeredeemable at the pleasure of the legislature, and the interest to be reduced to four per cent.
A piece of metal intended for currency, and issued by a private party, usually bearing the name of the issuer, and redeemable in lawful money.
Something deposited and redeemable by a sportive fine; -- whence the game of forfeits.
Treasury notes, silver coins, and silver certificates--one and all I discover are also redeemable like the new notes or convertible into them, so that I need never concern myself about any matter save their genuineness.
Does he know that every national bank bill in the United States is finally redeemable in greenbacks?
I have heard," the other remarked almost musingly, "that they are redeemable at from fifteen to twenty per cent.
Notes redeemablein American gold--when the war is over.
When you were told * that certain creatures were redeemable or not redeemable, the meaning was this: They who are redeemable may, on leaving their present form, return directly into humanity.
They are not redeemable therein, but will be on ascending again.
The determined resolve of the "free silver" members of Congress to continue the heavy monthly utterance of silver dollars redeemable at par in gold kept many business men most disquieted.
To carry the iniquity of these pillaging little notes to the highest point, and to make them open swindlers, is to issue them at one place, redeemable at another.
The solid payments which the Assembly have declared to be redeemable are every hour falling to nothing, without a shadow of recompense.
They direct, among other things, that bills be issued, redeemable in specie, with interest, at the expiration of six years.
The bulk of the Government debt consisted in redeemable and irredeemable annuities, on all of which large interest was paid, and on which that interest must continue to be paid unless the holder of the annuity voluntarily reduced it.
With regard to the holders of redeemable annuities, payment in full must be offered, but that payment might be given in shares of the Company.
The money was receivable in taxes, nominally redeemable in coin, and made a legal tender.
Perhaps the most curious of the tablets yet found are notes issued by the Government, and made redeemable in gold and silver on presentation at the King's treasury.
Additional portions of the former will continue to become redeemable annually until the year 1835.
My adoption is non-existent; I was the slave of Gagâ, redeemable with money.
The Annuities are redeemable by a Sinking Fund in 85 years.
This resolution was restrictive and prohibitory upon the Secretary only as to the notes of banks not redeemable in specie on demand.
United States now redeemable, and an amount of nine millions more, which will be redeemable next year.
They are redeemable in gold and silver on demand at the places of issue.
The bonds of the Government bearing only 4 per cent interest have been sold at or above par, sufficient in amount to pay off all of the national debt which was redeemable under present laws.
Every silver dollar should be made by law redeemable in gold at the option of the holder.
Congress should make the regulation under which banks may exist, but should not make banking a monopoly by limiting the amount of redeemable paper currency that shall be authorized.
Some progress had already been made in deliberations upon the debt of the nation, which was comprehended under the two heads of redeemable and irredeemable incumbrances.
They were likewise authorised to take in all the redeemable debts, amounting to the same sum as that of the irredeemables, either by purchase, by taking subscriptions, or by paying off the creditors.
The commons granted a considerable sum of money for paying off the principal of such redeemable stocks as had not been subscribed, in pursuance of two acts passed in the last session for reducing the interest of annuities.
It is easier to get notes redeemed in Canada than it is to secure payment of checks in the United States, for the notes are redeemable at different points throughout the Dominion and no exchange is ever charged.
So long as notes are redeemablein gold at the option of the holder, nobody wants them redeemed.
Money which is not dependent on artificial influences for its value, and which is not redeemable in something else, is good the world over at its actual commercial value, not at its value as fixed by any legal-tender laws.
The Government has some gold--several millions in fact--and if Congress will only be bold enough to declare the treasury notes redeemable at par in coin, we shall have no further difficulty with our finances.
That there would be danger of the Government's notes [a part of the circulating medium] depreciating unless they were redeemable in gold in the country itself.
They differ from the silver certificates in another respect; they are redeemable either in gold or silver coin, at the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury.
If, in any month, the index number is found to deviate from the initial par, the weight of bullion in which it shall be redeemable the next month is to be corrected in proportion to this deviation.
And this loan must take the shape of interest-bearing certificates of a par value of one hundred dollars, redeemable in six, twelve, or eighteen months, as the case may be.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "redeemable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
