A voice from the counting house, in which will be found ample instruction in all matters connected with actual business including bills and promissory notes, foreign bills of exchange, protests, invoices, accounts of sales, accounts current, commercial correspondence, marine insurances and a concise treatise on the best means of commercial calculations by the substitution of the rule of equation for all others, together with a few instructions and examples relating to exchanges for the purpose of preparing young persons for an entry into commercial life
By: by Raymond Percival
Publisher: W. Kidd
Published: 1834
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Bookkeeping; Commercial correspondence; Commercial documents