... NORWAY OPP COLD STANDARD. . Oslo. Sunday. Norwegian Government announced to-night that Norway will temporarily off the gold standard.— Exchange. m- I I. —r - Joan Ml. Lialud tfeah Prtattac oSew. ...

... strain on London became more severe than ever. The loan of £BO millions was exhausted, and Britain was driven oft the Gold Standard by the impatience of the patriotic party. ’ Equivalent ta M Per Cent Tariff. Mr. Muir had written this before the newest ...

... tfc* Gowmoeiit U> eTaryttlßg to (Ziitwee tod work have already beea Whd by the fan that before tile £ «aa •Omd fo off the gold standard prepara- Kt» bad hero designed to protect the jutry from panic and to maintaia the coa- Uact reposed m it abroad.” After ...

... g comparison of average market prices various industrial sections as they were in 1920 (when this country was off the gold standard) and the relative prices now. 1 reproduce the table below:— Prices Section of Average Price 18 Sep.. Market. 1920. 1931 ...

... years I can see on every hand markets coming back. A vital noint is that a number of countries will follow us oft tbe gold standard. We have got to get a start 10 the race for trade. Don’t let us lose it In starting dog fight among ourselves. An election ...

... question. •WIDIN ABANDONS COLD STANDARD. Stockholm, Sunday. The Swedish Slate Council has definitely decided to suspend the gold standard.—Exchange. Copenhagen, Sunday. The Swedish to-night increased its discount rate by 2 per cent to 8 per cent. The private ...