... latter indicated foreign exchange quotations. For the moment, world-wide reactions resulting from our departure from the gold standard are obscured by virtual cessation of business, but the broad movement which may be expected In the future can gauged with ...

... the situation In which found ourselves had Its bright side well its dark one. In the first place the suspension of the Gold Standard would restore to this country the initiative In currency and financial matters which were In danger losing so long were ...

... Foreign Frees gears. Mr. Snowden, in submitting the Gold Standard Amendment Bill, recited what everybody already knew, and read the letters which passed between the Bank of England and blmself and the Premier on Saturday, stating that the Frencn and American ...

... said to “Journal representative yesterday that it was not yet possible to say what the effect of the suspension of the gold standard might be'locally. “It may be only precautionary measure, said, “if is, all well And good. Aid. Young added that at the ...

... Prafua 164.25 135—145 164* All the above rates reßect the heavy depreciation In the value of the pound abroad and under the gold standard would have meant big shipments ot gold the various centres. The Argentine dollar was nominally 13d. instead 27 MOd. per ...

... | Passing of R.C. Bishop of Nottingham. SAFETY STEP A series of circumstances hay e compelled Britain to come off the gold standard. MR. EMMONY PLEADS FOR ECONOMY. Making Centre of City Derelict. Mr. H. O. Emmony, replying attack in a Labour pamphlet ...

... transition from the Gold Standard to the system that was in operation in the years immediately preceding 1(BS. has been effected without any excitement, Yesterday reminded people that in the days before the re-adoption of the Gold Standard business went on ...

... Labour Front Bench was most noticeable both* during questions and during the Back Bench attempt to delay the passage of the Gold Standard BUI. Then came Mr. Henderson's oUve branch which, though It bad the appearance of spontaneity, was greeted with suspicion ...

... possumus. Bays that - - - Campbell, the arffo d'Affairs in Paris, then informed government on Saturday that the n- the gold standard would be necessary. the suspension, Pertinax says, will British trade competition, and may J?Ore * an higher tariffs, and ...

... are on the gold standard. Tho gold standard means a little more than this, howeven Under the Gold Standard Act of 1925 the Bank of England is pledged to sell gold bullion to any one who wants to buy it at the rate of £3 17s. per ounce troy. is pledged, ...

... and the United States the country would have been plunged into disastrous election. We should not have stepped off the gold standard; should have sprawled off it. most responsible quarters it was denied that the bankers had given any advice against an ...

... dispatch from Parts! “tainailc exchange between Mr. Snowden and M. French Minister Finance, the British decision “aailoii the gold standard was “munceo, Friday M. Laval received « letter r, now ...