Inland

Smith's Financial Dictionary · 1903 · p. 270
exchange. Same as domestic exchange; see Domestic exchange. In liquidation. See Liquidation. In need. See In case of need. Inscribed stock. English term; stock (government, colonial or municipal bonds) the name of the owner of which is inscribed on the books at the designated places of registration. The owner of inscribed stock sold on the London Stock Exchange has to be identified by a broker on the exchange or the broker’s clerk. See Identification of a stockholder. 7 Insider. One who'knows about the inside affairs of a corporation or about the secrets of a deal. In sight. This term is used to signify stocks (supplies) of grain, cotton, coffee or other commodities available for immediate use. 270
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