... be deairable, and would en*bte a new conforence to accomplish the desired object. By this means alone the evils of a .. gold standard be remedied.—The report was adopted. ...

... cost of manufacture, measured by the gold standard, has increased at least 50 per cent, In fact, while the currency price of labour remains what it is, every step by which that currency approximates to the gold standard enhances by a certain defnite per-tentage ...

... and the Government is, there- fore, compelled to once more part with the gold it had accumulated in connection with its gold standard experiment, in order to mak?-e good the depletion in the rupee currency. It is believed that the demand for such currency ...

... talk of the German GoVernment reverting to the double ctaodeard of gold and silver previously in force before the ,iure gold standard wazs adopted, and. many wvell-informsied pereoulss appear to corn eider it exttremnely lkely that before lq~g the old hi-ne- ...

... genuitne grold stiandard, which oar smeigo'.- boors leave not got, seems thus very considerable. France especially, without a gold standard, Psrobably IQSLes a great deal of businless it niight otherivise 'have. 2. It is wvith France and Germany at present as ...