... followed London's ' lead and remained closed yesterday, as the result of Britain's decision temporarily to abandon the gold standard. ' Reuter messages show that Paris, like most of the other markets that opened for business, was closed to foreign exchange ...

... the situation had become so serious that it was quite evident it could no longer be dealt with except by suspending the gold standard, and so the Bank of England addressed message in the following terms to the Prime Alinister and myself: • I am instructed ...

... long, tight el . The becoming black velvet picture hat is trimmed with paradise announcement of ths suspension of the gold standard. ospreys.— Daily Record photograph. , , - - : :,..• ral ,„.• 4 i .. 4 ~ „ ~.:•,.. 1, il 4 / . . .., , ~:, . ' ' I ...

... world might be made with a threo-Power conference of Britain. Prance and the United States. Any attempt to return to the gold standard at the old parity will recreate the difficulties from whkh we have been suffering. MR. W. M. CITRINE, general secretary ...

... to-day. Arrival from South Africa consisted of 250,000 sovereigns and £184,000 in bars, and in view of the fact that the gold standard has ceased operate in this country considerable interest was taken in the price at which this consignment is likely to ...

... 1,318 tons foreign made oil cakes during the week Hull. One opinion held on the Pacific is that the suspension of the gold standard will iiava a steadying effect on the market, and there will be .n improvement when the Stock Markets re-open. OIL SEED'S ...

... followed London's lead and remained closed yesterday as the result Great Britain’s decision temporarily to abandon the gold standard. I?enter messages show that the Paris markets, like most the other markets that opened tor business, were closed foreign ...

... under the uncertain and difficult conditions which hare temporarily been created by the suspension of the operation of the gold standard. The absence of any foreign exchange quotations for the greater part of the day and the lack of knowledge as to how the ...

... THE TALK OF LONDON. Gold Standard Bill: Prince at the Bouse; Mr. Henderson’s Olive Branch: A Tantt Admission: for Frocks. Newspaper House, Fleet Street, Monday Night. rpHE representative character of the Peers’ Gallery and the Distinguished Strangers’ ...

... brought relief. Of course the whole financial fabric will be changed, and our people must realise that the going off the gold standard means increased expenditure in living. This is seen in the rises in rubber. cotton, and all base metals. advances in which ...

... Private Wire London, Monday Eveninr. The money market was greatly the advance in rate and the decision concerning the gold standard. The one consideration was the course o£ sterling in relation to foreign currencies. This was watched with groat anxiety ...

... PARLIAMENT AND THE GOLD STANDARD. THOUGH_ the Government Bill to suspend the operation of that section of the Gold Standard Act of 1925, which requires the Bank of England to sell gold at a fixed price, only became law late yesterday evening, in effect ...