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... the Florida war, and other contingencies.”—On the other hand the Herald •ays ** that the operations and effort of this new currency will be salutary to the real monyed and solvent mercantile interest, but injurious to the brokers, hanks, and speculators ...
... compete with foreign traders in Turkey, and the establishment of cotton manufactories at Ismidt. These, with the promise of new currency, are the chief enterprises of the day. The manner m which the standing array has been by Kisa Pasha, the chief minister ...
... Liverpool on Saturday, bringing papers and letters from New York to the 1 !fth ult. and we find it announced that under the new currency arrangement all the large Banks were discounting freely to their regular dealers, and some few instances taking outside ...
... NEW CURRENCY • PO N SRMSI4 OOLONIE6s 0061. 611TTWS The report ef Lewd Emmott's Depareneatal Committee, which inquired into the currency elf the Beitish West African Colonies, wee Id lioday. The committee recommend the establishment of a special Silver ...
... between two and three years would be the preparatory stage and the balance an actual conversion period, with both old and new currencies in use at the same time. On the question of * how much would it cost?” this body of manufacturers accepts a figure of ...
... perhaps aiso Holland, where Dr. Williams has had earnest talks. investment Trinidad is also helping herself energetically. A new currency (she will presumably bow out of the present West Indian currency agreement) and a central bank are scheduled for next year ...
... coin, about the size of the British half-crown. From today, banks will issue only dollars and cents, but, if a rush on the new currency causes a temporary shortage at a bank, it can reissue the old money, because the two currencies will be interchange. 'nble ...
... few hours after decimal coins were introduced. yesterday, she became the first child to swallow one. Her comment on the new currency: “ Cents is nasty.” ...
... depot in Tyseley, Birmingham. COMMODORE GEOFFREY MARR, of Cunard, is confident that there will be one good outcome of the new currency restrictions on British trdvellers. He said in New York that cruise - ships out of British ports should benefit. HOtel ...
... sport 1s that the next British championships will not be staged at a continental venue, SCOTTISH VENUE Because of the new currency re:tur:cmm t::Il take - on m of the C-mn-. 4 A B P Events are to open on Thursday, April 6, with Aviemore as the headquarters ...
... no worse on the last two criteria. There has been a suggestion that the luu‘-pem}y must eventually disappear, but this new currency system will certainly prolong its life for years to come for without it there would be a drastic increase in the cost of ...
... distressing, therefore, to learn that the authorities plan to inflict more of these footling little coins on us when the new currency is introduced. For a coin worth roughly 2id. to be only about the size of the old farthing is ridiculous. Will the Government ...