... whole question of the; great national debt, borrowed in a depreciated paper currency and paid in a'fidtitiously raised gold standard, may be brought more prominently before the public than they'eithe wished oi'deemed probable. The -question may be asked ...

... twenty-one vessels, each veasal a of the burthen of 100 tons. From Phillips's Monetary Tables we learn that the British gold standard oz, contauls 22 carats of fioe gold, and the alloy I in I carat of fine silver and 1 carat of fine copper; that the value ...

... Bear, secaetry. TEI CURUBBKOY QUBSTION. Coizespondence between the Secrettry of the hamber :nnd- the Seoretary of the Gold, Standard Decrqe £.ecaization (the Efln. Geo. Peel) .wa pre& nteclc ?? which it transpired th-thatgsentlemn or sonic other member ...

... fairly well is ported in spite of the success of the silverites at Chimxao, there being but little doubt but that tho gold standard will ultimately prevail. The market for home Government securities war steady, Conrole befinf urncanged for money, at 1138 ...

... Ameroicandevarlptions-, bor~ever, mostly advanced on the favourable in. picesion produced by Mr MVKinley favouring the gold standard Bad--better price. ItornNew* York. South, Afuiran milinwg-iissues showed~ inareasediweakneissI in b e complete absenoe ...

... the silverltee at Cbiaego Is generally at considered as likely to give considerable assistance to Da the success of the gold standard. Mining shares at were generally dull, especially Kafflr. operstats still sot showing the slighteit ?? to Inorease their ...

... MARSHALL (Leeds) proposed, as an ameadment, That, in the opinion of thi association, the abiadon. a meat cf the present gold standard of this country would a entail serious evils, and publio opinion being oposesd to any such change it is not desirable that ...