Book-keeping, Containing a Lucid Explanation of the Common Method of Book-keeping by Single Entry ...J.H. Spalter & Company, 1849 - 144 pages |
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Page 13
... third and fourth columns at the right , the dollars in the third and the cents in the fourth . - NOTE . Whert one article is bought or sold , no entry is made in the first and second columns at the right , but the cost is carried ...
... third and fourth columns at the right , the dollars in the third and the cents in the fourth . - NOTE . Whert one article is bought or sold , no entry is made in the first and second columns at the right , but the cost is carried ...
Page 14
... Third ; the pupil will infer from this entry that when a person is Dr. , the word To is written before the article , as seen in the entry . 10. Care in making entries . Rule . Its necessity . Forms of entry . Heading of the page . Dr ...
... Third ; the pupil will infer from this entry that when a person is Dr. , the word To is written before the article , as seen in the entry . 10. Care in making entries . Rule . Its necessity . Forms of entry . Heading of the page . Dr ...
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... third and fourth columns , on a line with the last item . The object of this is , to have the amount only of each transaction stand in the last two columns , thus showing at a glance the amount of business transacted with each person ...
... third and fourth columns , on a line with the last item . The object of this is , to have the amount only of each transaction stand in the last two columns , thus showing at a glance the amount of business transacted with each person ...
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... . An inventory . The first fact to be stated in taking an inventory . The second fact . The third . The fourth . Example . The meaning of cash in de- posit . the prosecution of said business , a statement of all INVENTORY . 19.
... . An inventory . The first fact to be stated in taking an inventory . The second fact . The third . The fourth . Example . The meaning of cash in de- posit . the prosecution of said business , a statement of all INVENTORY . 19.
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... third , the articles . In the fourth , the pages of the Day - book from which the entries are taken . In the fifth and sixth , the amounts of the articles ; in the fifth dollars , and in the sixth cents . FORMS OF LEDGER ENTRIES . 22 ...
... third , the articles . In the fourth , the pages of the Day - book from which the entries are taken . In the fifth and sixth , the amounts of the articles ; in the fifth dollars , and in the sixth cents . FORMS OF LEDGER ENTRIES . 22 ...
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50 cents abbreviation Acct amount articles be sold auxiliaries barter transaction Bay Horse bearer Bill of Account Bill-book Blister Steel bond BOOK-KEEPING Boots Bought Bush bushel Camphene Canandaigua Cash Account Cash on Hand Cash to Balance Charles Darrow Chattel Notes columns D. L. Lum Day-book entry Day-book page Day-book pages DUE-BILLS entered Explanation form of Day-book form of Ledger Geneva Henry Vanlew Horse Index indorsed Inventory Isaac Swift John Gay lease Ledger entry manner merchandise mortgage note payable Number paid pair party payment person Phelps Philo Bronson promissory note Quitclaim Deed R. T. Hollett receipt S. E. Norton Samuel E Samuel Skinner Sept SETTLEMENT AND BALANCE sheet side specified Sugar sum of dollars Sund Sundries Thomas Judd town value received Warranty Deed written yards