... particularly noteworthy in shows the position of tho Central Institution for the first time following the suspension of the gold standard. Very considerable changes are disclosed in the main items, and feature* is shrinkage in the resdrve of nearly £3.000,000 ...

... great profit and power. Thus they explain the last refusal of America of the advance of second loan to keep Britain the gold standard. Those who believe the existence of this plan will find confirmation of their idea in the very curious item of news in ...

... EXTENDING SCOTS INDUSTRIES HOME MARKETS ALONE NOT ENOUGH Gold Standard Change Hailed as Masterstroke As a result of rationalisation and the fact that other countries are now manufacturing for themselves a great proportion of the Scottish trade of the ...

... There is buying tin and copper and silver and rubber. The change is a direct result of the temporary abandonment, of the gold standard by Great Britain. From industrial quarters news is received of substantial buying orders for Britishmanufactured goods ...

... adjust itself to lower price levels. Unit costs of production had got to be reduced. Now that our country had gone off the Gold Standard we were assured on all hands that our trade would improve. far as Dundee was concerned it was rather early to expect these ...

... Exchange There was further evidence yesterday of the impetus to trade afforded by the Government's abandonment of the gold standard. There is a real boom coming, was the optimistic prediction of a representative of Imperial Chemical Industries. The ...

... , gold and silver Kj me to thank you for the '■«4 I have had in reading your ~- v ° the gold standard to-day. the eighteenth century silver **icall y Scotland's only * currency j word siller. A story is told Highlandman who came into a gold sovereign—he ...