... shell not achieve our purpose by merely stopping the efflux of gold by the high Bank rate and the sus• pension of the gold standard if the foreigner, in anticipation of subsequent events, rushes foreign merchandise into this country which must bo paid ...

... of sales. The move was announced as of a temporary nature to meet the situation caused by the partial suspension of the gold standard in Great Britain. It was stated that the restrictions would not apply to Government Bonds. The Toronto Stock Exchange announced ...

... LONDON. Sept. 21.—Years of a depreciation in sterling following the suspension of the gold standard led to an all-round marking-up of prices of all non-ferrous metals. Copper.—The nt anda rid market opened quietly there being few sellers, and first trading ...

... the world on the unprecedented situation created by the decision of the British Government temporarily to suspend the gold standard. FRANCE: In France the reception of the news has been sympathetic in the extreme, for painful recollections of their own ...

... there was an active street market from ten o’clock The feeling generally was one of relief that the suspension of the gold standard ' had not brought about a crash in sterling and as a consequence business was encouraged The Stock Exchange committee met ...

... the Government's courage, and in the City one heard nothing but approval, even from those who had been among the keenest gold standard supporters. It had been recognised in the City that in such a world crisis free movement of gold would have to stop. The ...

... flood that no assistance from France America could check Mr Snowden yesterday in proposing the bill which places off the Gold Standard scornfully recited the circumstances that to the most drastic and sensational measure yet by the emergency Government The ...