On November 15, 19—, John Henry and James Raymond form a partnership to carry on a retail grocery business. Losses and gains are to be shared equally. Each partner is to be allowed a salary of $150 per month.

Henry invests the following assets from a business of which he has been sole owner:

Cash $150; notes receivable $570; accounts receivable $7,320; merchandise $24,360; furniture and fixtures $4,230.

The partnership also assumes the following liabilities for Henry:
Notes payable $3,000; accounts payable $8,815.

Raymond invests these assets: Cash $5,500; furniture and fixtures $2,500; building $17,000.

2. At various times the following transactions of the partnership occur. Record them in the journal with full explanation.

Nov.
20.Returned goods to Austin Nichols & Co. $215;
to Bronx Sugar Co. $65;
to Continental Food Products Co. $87.50.
22.Received 30-day 6% note of J. D. Jordan for $75.
Accepted draft of Armour & Co., 60 days from sight,
in favor of the American Live Stock Co., $127.50.
24.Goods sold during previous week were returned by
Franklin K. Adams $25; Eugene Alread $35;
Preston Freeman $16.50.
26.The partners gave their 90-day 6% note to Swift & Company,
payable at the store, for $725.
28.Investigation upon a complaint from James Ortner,
a customer, showed that a sale of $150 to George
Ortner had been charged to the former in error.
Dec.
8.Made Joseph Horowitz, a customer, an allowance of $25
on account of dissatisfaction with a recent purchase.
10.Sold bill of goods $425.50, to Ben. B. Brady, receiving
cash $125.50, and J. S. Gordon’s 60-day acceptance
for the balance.
20.Purchased a plot of ground for $4,000 from the
Bond & Mortgage Co., paying $1,000 cash and
executing a mortgage for the balance.

3. The following particulars relating to [Problem 4, Assignment XX], must be taken into account to show the true condition of the Port Bedford Terminal Co. as on December 31, 19—:

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