INDEX.

ARTICLES ON BANKING AND FINANCIAL SUBJECTS,

Progress of Banking in Great Britain and Ireland during 1879, 1,81,

Trustees of Bankrupt Estates, 14.

Great Addition about to be made to the Capital employed in Banking Enter-

prise, 28.

What Constitutes a Shareholder? The Anglo-American Telegraph Case, 29.

How to Collect an Income Tax, 31.

Monetary Review, 64, 147, 276, 365, 430, 517, 593, 723, 805, 880, 955, 1037.

Continued Advance in Prices and Improvement in Trade, 104.

Bank Dividends for the past Half-year, 105.

Some Points in Banking in this Country and the United States, 165.

Stores of Gold and Silver, 174.

Statistical Department in Italy, 175,

Banks which have adopted Limited and Reserve Liability, 293.

German Coinage Law and the Imperial Bank, 297.

Water Stocks versus Water Trust, 3 per cents., 302.

Security Cheques, 304.

Course of Trade and the Probability of an Outburst of Speculation, 381.

Improved Results of Anglo-Indian Banking, 386.

Trial of the Directors of the West of England Bank, 453.

Fresh Outlets for Trade should be sought, 457.

Canadian Note Issues-New Legislation, 461.

Savings Bank and Postal Notes Bills, 533,

Bankers' Profit Margins in the Past Half-year, 541.

Finances of the City of Paris-Debts and Loans, 543.

Note Circulation of the Bank of France, 545.

Prospects of Business Legislation, 609.

Results of the Past Half-year's Banking Business, 612.

Post Office Money Orders Bill, 677.

Savings Bank Bill, 678,

Report of the Comptroller in Bankruptcy, 741.

Good Half-year for English Railways, 748.

Bankruptcy Law, English and Foreign, 821.

England's Wheat Harvest in America, 830.

Australasian Banking Averages, 832.

Public Debt of Holland, 12.

Interest allowed on Deposits by Banks, 897.

Stock Banks and the Limitation of Liability, 899.

How do our Banks employ their Money, 903 P

American Bankers' Association, 905.

Bankruptcy Law Amendment, 973.

Trade in 1880, 976.