... of the gold standard. r cheer ' Was received with O ets r isin 3-37. said : incautiously declared PfH- i, ancedor nf the Exchequer s Warrantable Budget and W vy deficit for the end - ear have been rebuked by °f £3,569,000 corresponds y the Budget fore’ ...

... The Gold Standard. After Mr. Lansbury had absorbed a precious three-quarters of an hour, Mr. Lees Smith criticised the return to the gold standard, and, with the aid of Sir Josiah Stamp’s note on the coal report, sought to show that Mr. Churchill’s Budget ...

... RUSSIA AND THE GOLD STANDARD. FRENCH OPPOSITION TO THE CHANGE. (Reuters Telegram.) COLOGNE, Monday. St. Petersburg letter the Cologne Gazette says the enthusiasm connection with the Franco-Russian alliance appears to have received slight check owing ...

... again urges that the national banks, with a capital of $25,000, be authorised and recom- mended to support the existing gold standard, and maintain equal power for every dollar, and that the Secretary of the Treasury be charged wih the duty of selling United ...

... Off the Gold Standard. Exceptionally heavy sales of sterling were made on foreign account, the amount having reached £200,000,000 in comparatively short period, and with the important foreign exchanges at a level that threatened further heavy gold withdrawals ...

... GOLD STANDARD CHANGE. Last night's “Board of Trade Journal states that application has been made for Order in Council to sanction carat gold (0.585) a legal standard, and to authorise the abolition the carat and the 15 carat standards. Any party interested ...

... GOLD STANDARD NEEDED. World Free Traders’ Views on Restoration, At conference tho International Committee to promote universal Free Trade, in London, yesterday. Air. D. AI. Alason, discussing the influence of restrictions on trade in rendering difficult ...

... QUESTION OF GOLD STANDARD It was reported from Washington yesterday that the invitation contained conditions in regard to Britain’s return to the gold standard. While it may perfectly true, the phrase “world economic problems wide enough to imply con ...

... Gold Standard Not To Blame, The diminution in Great Britain’s international surplus,” it is stated, “due to her war sacrifices remaining uncompensated by post-war advantages, has, however, been further aggravated recently by the adverse effect her visible ...

... GOLD STANDARD AND TRADE In the June number of the “Bankers’ Magazine,” the opinion is expressed that the maintenance of the gold standard and of London’s supreme position a financial centre, must in the main, depend upon our ability to give adequate exchange ...

... GOLD STANDARD ORDEAL The year 1927 was also year in which the wisdom of our action in m reverting to the Gold Standard was more thoroughly tested, and it may said that, the country emerged from the ordeal with credit, while very important circumstance ...

... Gold Standard Fallacy. The burden could be alleviated policy less exclusivclv directed to the provement of our exchange with America, and concentrating more on the restoration of stable business conditions. would- put one question to those whom a gold ...