TATE'S BANKERS' CLEARING-HOUSE,

The System of the London Bankers' Clearances, and their Effects upon the Currency, explained and exemplified by Formulæ of the Clearing-house Accounts.

By W. TATE, Author of" The Modern Cambist," &c. 2s. 6d.

JACKSON'S BOOK-KEEPING.

A New Check-Journal; combining the advantages of the DayBook, Journal, and Cash. Book; forming a complete System of Book-keeping by Double Entry: with copious illustrations of Interest Accounts, and Joint Adventures; and a New Method of Book-keeping, or Double Entry by Single.

By GEORGE JACKSON, Accountant, London.

Sixth Edition, with the most effectual means of preventing Fraud, Error, and Embezzlement, in Cash Transactions, and in the Receipt and Delivery of Goods, &c. price 6s. bound in cloth.

"We can conscientiously add our meed of approval to that of the many who have already preceded us in the same task, and strongly recommend it to general adoption." Athenæum.

WALTON'S CALCULATOR'S GUIDE. Calculator's Sure Guide; or, the most comprehensive Reckoner ever published: applicable to all Business Transactions.

By WILLIAM WALTON, Accountant.

Pp. 1 to 231 exhibit an invaluable set of Tables, as by a single inspection may be obtained the amount of any number of pounds, yards, &c. from 1 to 500, at any price, from a Farthing to Half

a-crown.

These limits embrace at least nineteen out of every twenty calculations which business, in the most general sense of the term, requires to be made. Those who have oocasionally transactions on a larger scale, will find the numbers after 500 advance by hundreds, thousands, and ten-thousands, as far as 90,000. Pages 231 to 596 (the end) contain Tables up to 250 by units, thence to 1000 by hnndreds, thence to 10,000 by thousands, and thence to 80,000 by ten-thousands, at the various prices from 2s. 6d. to 19s. 11d. advancing a penny each step; and for the intermediate farthings between the limits of 2s. 6d. and 5s, the advance by units is only up to 10, and thence by tens, hundreds, &c. to 90,000.

DIVIDENDS ON BANKRUPTS' AND INSOLVENTS' ESTATES.-It will readily be perceived that the amount of dividends on such estates may be easily found, by considering the numbers as pounds sterling, and the price as the dividend per pound; and the" fractional parts' in every page are exclusively calculated for that purpose. In the Introduction to the work it will be seen that the author considered this branch of paramount importance.

1 large volume 8vo. (600 pages), price £1. 1s. bound in cloth.

Bishopsgate Street Within.

FENN'S GUIDE TO THE FUNDS.

A Compendium of the English and Foreign Funds, and the principal Joint-Stock Companies; forming an Epitome of the various Objects of Investment negotiable in London: with some Account of the Internal Debts and Revenues of the Foreign States, and Tables for calculating the Value of the different Stocks, &c. By CHARLES FENN, of the Stock Exchange.

Third Edition. price 5s, bound in cloth.

"This little volume contains a variety of well-arranged information, indispensable to every capitalist, banker, merchant, trader, and agriculturist."-Morning Herald. "So much useful matter in so small a compass is seldom to be met with."-Times.

WADE ON MONEY.

Principles of Money; with their application to the Reform of the Currency and of Banking, and to the Relief of Financial Difficulties.

"With many of the general views expressed by Mr. Wade we coincide, and the maxims which he lays down as the best basis for a National Currency are generally sound and well considered."-Morning Chronicle.

BOOTH'S INTEREST TABLES.

Tables of Interest, on a New Plan; by which the Interest of any sum, consecutively, from One Pound to a Thousand, from One to Three Hundred and Sixty-five Days, will be found at One View, without the trouble or risk ofaddition; also, the Fractional Parts of a Pound, and from One to Ten Thousand Pounds, at Five per cent.; also, Tables of Commission, Time, &c.

By DAVID BOOTH.

"I have examined Mr. Booth's Interest Tables; the arrangement is novel and per spicuous; and I have no hesitation in affirming that the work will be far more useful to the public than any one which has hitherto appeared on the subject."

Charles Cartwright, Accountant-General to the East India Company. This is the most comprehensive and cheapest work ever published, price only 1. 16s.; formerly sold at £3. 3s.

DRABWELL'S COAL TABLES.

Improved Coal-Market Tables, for ascertaining the Value of any quantity of coals at any price; also, Discount and Scorage Tables.

By WILLIAM DRABWELL, Accountant.

12mo. 5s. bds.

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Models of Gommercial Letters for Youth.

ANDERSON'S MERCANTILE LÉTTÉRS.

A Collection of Modern Letters of Business; with Notes, Critical and Explanatory; an Analytical Index; and an Appendix, containing pro formâ Invoices, Account Sales, Bills of Lading, and Bills of Exchange Also, an Explanation of the German ChainRule, as applicable to the Calculations of Exchanges: with a Nomenclature of Technicalities not to be found in any Dictionary.

By W. ANDERSON.

"Youth designed for mercantile pursuits cannot be better occupied than in copying these letters."-Standard.

"The style of these letters is simple, clear, concise, and correct, saying much in a little compass: the author is evidently a man of business, and his book may be regarded as an intermediate step between the school and the counting-house, and is the only work of its kiud in existence. There are also forms of invoices, bills of lading, bills of exchange; in fact, we have rarely, if ever, seen so much useful matter in so small a compass. To young men just entering counting-houses, this book will be a very great assistant indeed: we have heard several elderly merchants of great respectability and influence say, that if they had but possessed such a book in their youthful days, it would have saved them a world of trouble."-London Mercantile

Journal.

"A most comprehensive and complete guide to commercial transactions, the examples being taken from genuine commercial letters; and the whole work being directed to objects of practical utility and matters of genuine business, it forms a most useful assistant in all branches of trade and commerce."-Courier.

"The New Edition is not merely valuable as examples of commercial style, but as introducing the reader and student, in the most familiar and intelligible manner, to the system of commercial dealings in all its branches, as carried on between this and other countries; in fact, it is a book which should be found in every counting-house and school, as the general mercantile information which it communicates and familiarises cannot fail to render it interesting to all classes of readers."—Examiner.

"We have only to announce a second edition of this excellent work. Of its merits, as being the first of its class, we have already spoken. We perceive that in this edition much has been inserted which tends to add to its previous utility. We would especially notice Australian correspondence.' This is novel and striking, and speaks much for the growing commerce of that rising colony. These letters are models for the man of business and the counting-house. Further commendation would be superfluous."-Atlas

Second Edition in a neat 12mo. volume, hound in cloth, price 5s.

In addition to the foregoing, every COMMERCIAL WORK OF REPUTE is constantly on Sale.

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New and Approved School Books, With full Allowance to Schools and Private Teachers.

TATE'S ELEMENTS OF COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.

Containing a Minute Investigation of the Principles of the Science, and their General Application to Commercial Calculations.

By W. TATE.

"Its execution equals any. The rules are clear and more precise than usual. The Exercises are neatly composed, and have a greater relation to the actual business of the world than is customary with elementary books; whilst, to every branch that will admit of it, rules for mental calculations or short cuts to answers, a e added."-Spectator.

Fifth Edition, improved and corrected, in 1 vol. 12mo. neatly bound, price 2s. 6d.

Just Published,

A KEY TO THE ELEMENTS OF COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.

Continuing the exposition of the principles of the science and of the more intricate portions of their application; exhibiting variations in the modes of performing arithmetical operations; and conveying still further information respecting those commercial regulations, by which the pupil must hereafter be guided in his Commercial calculations.

By W. TATE.

TATE'S APPENDIX TO

THE ELEMENTS OF

COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.

Forming a Supplement to that Work, and containing the higher branches of the calculations of the Counting House.

By W.TATE.

"Arithmetic presents many difficulties to the youthful mind, and great credit is due to those who render it familiar. No teacher of the present day has succeeded so well in our opinion as Mr. Tate. We consider his Commercial Arithmetic,' with its Appendix of pro-forma statements of British and Foreign Invoices and Account Sales, followed by The Modern Cambist,' as the very best adapted books for young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of real business transactions."--Morning Chronicle.

Third Edition, improved and corrected, neatly bound.

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A KEY AND SUPPLEMENT TO THE APPENDIX TO THE ELEMENT'S OF COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,

Forming a complete guide to the higher branches of the Calculations of the Counting House, with an introductory Treatise to each Section containing a great extent of financial and commercial information, derived from sources unquestionably of the highest authority.

By W. TATE.

SCHÖNBERG'S CHAIN RULE,

A Manual of brief Commercial Arithmetic, being an easy, simple, and efficient auxiliary in the working of difficult and complica ted Problems; applied to Proportion, simple and compound, direct and Inverse; Discount; Barter; Interest, simple or compound; Profit and Loss; Fractional Numbers; Exchange ; Tare, &c. For the use of Schools, Counting-houses, and Self-Tuition.

By CHARLES LOUIS SCHÖNBERG.

"The Chain-Rule is a simple, easy, and clever system of arithmetical computation, only requiring to be known to be generally adopted, to the total exclusion of Ready Reckoners and the rule of Thumb. There is a fascination in the very arrangement of the figures; in fact, it is an amusing as well as a most useful study, and we strongly recommend the Chain-Rule as arranged and applied by Mr. Schonberg."-Lit. Gaz.

Second Edition Neatly bound in cloth, price 1s. 6d.

PINNOCK'S NEW ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

An Elementary English Grammar, upon an entirely new princ ple; especially adapted, by its simplicity and numerous Exercises, for the Junior Classes in Schools, Private Tuition, and Self-Instruction.

By W. H. PINNOCK.

"The study of English Grammar has hitherto been made any thing but amusing to the youthful learner: all the works on this subject preceding Mr. Pinnock's have been mere dry wordy productions; this little cheap volume, on the contrary, is at once instructive and amusing, comprising Exercises on natural and every-day objects, espe cially adapted to the youthful capacity, and well deserving of universal adoption "by the enlightened teachers of youth.

"To Foreigners who are desirious of a speedy knowledge of our language, it will prove an invaluable assistant, based as it is on the soundest principles of grammar."

In 18mo. bound in cloth, price 1s. 6d.

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-Atlas.