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... A GOLD STANDARD FOR JAPAN Yokohama. Monday.—The Japanese Government have decided to adopt gold standard the ratio of 32 1-3 to They will gradually withdraw the silver yen. and the lowest gold piece will be of the value of five yen. The new projet-t will ...
... ROTEST AGAINST AN .NDIAN GOLD STANDARD The President of the Indian National C pt Madras. has ed io Manchester, stating men that the Congres has passed a resolution testang against the adoption of a guld stan‘ard tor India. ...
... taken by or with the consent of the British Government which has for its object any alteration in the value of the single gold standard of this country. The memorial is eupported by the Canadian Bankers’ Association, who have cabled « long resolution for ...
... fear is growing that the time may come when there will buyers of l>onds, and then the Government will lie unable remain a gold standard. ...
... preferential railway rates for foreign produce. Bimetallism deserved serious consideration, as. owing to the fictitious gold standard, silver dealing countries had a tremendous tinancirtl advantage ovor us. Parish Conncils would soon cease to excite villages ...
... the British Association Ipswich, Mr. W. A. Shaw advocated a bimetallic basis of international commerce opposed to the gold standard, his conclusion being afterwards traversed by the Hon. Geo. Peel. In the zoological section, Professor Mcintosh and Professor ...
... industrial supremacy were gained under Bimetallism. British Imperial and industrial supremacy are endangered by the single gold standard (Monometallism). Britain demonetised silver in 1816, but received the benefits of Bimetallism from the Bimetallic French ...
... in which they may called upon to take part, will they admit any doubt as to their intention firmly adhere the single gold standard which you justly regard essential our well-being as a commercial nation. ...
... affirming the desirability of forming a Parliamentary committee, of which body the Hon. George Peel, secretary to the Gold Standard Defence Association, consented be the ho*, secretary. The protest whieh is being raised in a portion of the London Press ...
... defend the British standard. In that report my signature is attached te the following words :— “We do not suggest that the gold standard should be abandoned in this and of this Sir William Harcourt could not fail to be aware. Com- ments on such methods would ...
... serious disturbances of the financial and commercial relations between the East and the West, by the great fall in prices gold standard countries like our own, by the enormous increase in the burden of fixed charges measured in gold, and by unparalleled financial ...
... exports continued, tney would adhere to their policy of the mints to the coinage of silver, with the view to establishing a gold standard. He asked also where in such an event tliev hoped get the gold which alone could render their policy effective. went, on ...