A Practical Treatise on Banking: Containing an Account of the London and Country Banks ... Also a View of Joint Stock Banks and the Branch Banks of the Bank of England: Likewise Ample in Formation Respecting the Banks of Scotland and Ireland: a Summary of the Evidence Delivered Before the Parliamentary Committees, Relative to the Suppression of Notes Under Five Pounds in Those CountriesE. Wilson, 1827 - 80 pages |
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... balance of a running account . The country bank- ers in England allow interest at 2 or 3 per cent . on a running account , and charge commission on the amount of the money withdrawn . The London bankers do not allow interest on deposits ...
... balance of a running account . The country bank- ers in England allow interest at 2 or 3 per cent . on a running account , and charge commission on the amount of the money withdrawn . The London bankers do not allow interest on deposits ...
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... balance of an account is the difference between the credit and the debit side . An account is said to balance when the credit and the debit side are of the same amount . To * This word is variously spelt . Most writers spell it check ...
... balance of an account is the difference between the credit and the debit side . An account is said to balance when the credit and the debit side are of the same amount . To * This word is variously spelt . Most writers spell it check ...
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... balance an account is to enter the balance , and to add up both sides , and then to bring down the balance as a new amount . The credit side of an account , or that on which the cash received is placed to the credit of a cus- tomer , is ...
... balance an account is to enter the balance , and to add up both sides , and then to bring down the balance as a new amount . The credit side of an account , or that on which the cash received is placed to the credit of a cus- tomer , is ...
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... balance . From this statement it will appear that the banker's Waste - book resembles the waste or Day - book of a mer- chant , and the Cash - books are analogous to the Journal . 3. A set of Ledgers . These may be three , four , five ...
... balance . From this statement it will appear that the banker's Waste - book resembles the waste or Day - book of a mer- chant , and the Cash - books are analogous to the Journal . 3. A set of Ledgers . These may be three , four , five ...
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... balance of this book . The balance is then entered in the Stock - book previous to the daily trial . Every entry in the Money- book must mark against either the Received - waste- book , the Paid - waste - book , the Lists , or the Take ...
... balance of this book . The balance is then entered in the Stock - book previous to the daily trial . Every entry in the Money- book must mark against either the Received - waste- book , the Paid - waste - book , the Lists , or the Take ...
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Aberdeen acceptor act of parliament allow interest balance bank notes Bank of England Bank of Ireland Bank of Scotland bank post bills Banking Company banking-house Belfast Bank Bill-cash-book bills of exchange branch bank called capital cash account cash credit cash-book cent charge cheques circulation clearing-house clearing-in clerks Clonmel commercial commission Committee country banks country notes currency customers debit side discount bills Ditto dividend draft draw bills drawer drawing accounts drawn Dublin Edinburgh endorsers England branches entered an account expence five pounds Glyn gold interest on deposits Irish issue notes issue of notes joint stock banks ledger London bankers Maberly manufacturers merchant Messrs months notes issued paid Paid-cash-book parent establishment party payable payment person postage present private banks profit promissory notes Provincial Bank remitted Scotch shillings small notes sovereigns stamp duty Stock-book Swansea three days grace trade transactions Waste-book