... imperative that we were off the gold standard we should neglect no which could maintain the strength and stability of sterling and enable us at the moment of our choice to come back at figure of our choice on the gold standard Mr W Maxwell Reekie chairman ...

... Seaside T CRISIS TO SAVE THE FARMERS M'P and Lesson of the Trade Balance FEWER SHOW ENTRIES That the departure from the gold standard and the adverse trade balance are to the agricultural industry is opinion Mr Cyril Atkinson the Conservative MP for Altrincham ...

... and manufacturers are booking more orders than for a long time back. This development is due to the suspension of the gold standard, the decline in the value of sterling and the rising tendency of commodity prices. To-day, trading in the Liverpool Cotton ...

... Mr, John H. Grey, chairman of the Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers' Association, said Reference to the dropping of the gold standard: If it can without any excessive, inflation it must have the effect stimulating industry, -and particularly. ;tht export ...

... hesitant in expressing opinions when approached by our representative, as many of them felt that the departure from the gold standard was in itself a modified form of tariffs. One shipowner pointed to Germany as being a case where the adoption of tariffs ...

... Changed A provision dealer told to-day that yet there slightest justification for foodprices Denmark has departed from the gold standard in order maintain her position in the English market supplier bacon butter eggs Last year bought from food commodities ...

... prices. In the Humber steam eoal market exporters of Yorkihire and Midland coal are confident that the su-pension of the Gold Standard Act will lead to the shipment of coal from Hall, Inuniiigbam, Grimsby and Goole to northern European, Mediterranean and ...

... obtaining at hand the views the operatives and will therefore large part of his time INDIA’S GOLD STANDARD DECISION MR GANDHI PAINED Mr question tho gold standard yesterday’s meeting in Federal Structure Committee the Indian Round Table Conference He said ...

... country in the world. It means, simply, that the pound has longer! a definite value relation to the currencies of other gold standard nations, and though the position is not without its dangers, it is not without compensating advantages. Providing there ...

... Britain’s temporary suspension of the gold standard as likely to iniprove economic conditions both in Great Britain and elsewhere in the world So far as the United States is concerned the suspension of the gold standard is expected to cause stronger competition ...

... spring they’ll laughing gaily again the sunshine though Albert duty the greatest lark in shrub world Name be tight the gold standard may have melted we be making sighed on our business and domestic account books But strings are still freely unloosed ...

... night. Referring to the National Government, he said its purpose was to stabilise the pound to prevent us moving off the gold standard; and to keep value of sterling. After the Government had been working for some two or three weeks they had an extraordinary ...