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... roaring trade, and that the free silver fad which has properly frightened investors has received a knockdown blow in the new currency law. But it is questionable whether there is room for any permanent advance, seeing that prices are already so high. NWhile ...
... Intelligence has been received fromt Itussia that an experi- mental coining of platina has takvn place for the Government. This new currency is to be issued at the rate of 22 shillings per ounce-in round numbers, about four times the value if silver, and about ...
... NEW CEYLON CURRENCY. Now ready, price 5s. : by post, ss. 2ad., T ABLES FOR THE CONVERSION T OF STERLING MONEY INTO THE NEW CURRENCY OF RUPEES AND CENTS at various Rates of Exch ange.- London: FRED. C. MATHIESON, Printer and Publisher. Bartholomew House ...
... lisbment, under the acts of the 15th and 16th, 19 h aud 20th, and 0'd George the 3d, the dtffaience between tbe old and new currency, or d7 3YS. 1Od. on each debenture, and the iutereast being paid or allowed at the option of the partivs. City Treasurer'e ...
... authority in the world, on banking and monetary affairs. which contains new and impoitaut artieles on The Dunedin Bank-The New Currency Bill-Report of the Joint Stock Bank Deputies-Banking Law Articles and Reports ; with much information of interest to Country ...
... Bo0ssellers. NEW CEYLON CURRENCY. Now Ready, Prie 5s., by Post 5s, 2d., ABLES FOR THE CONVERSION or T STERLING MONEY INTO Taru NEW CURRENCY Or RUPKlES AND, CENTS AT VAniOuS RATES Or Ex- CHCANGR. London:. Fred. C. Mathiesnn, Printer and Publisher, Bartholomew ...
... res.retdadmyb These Policies canntlapeo.e reieadmyb used daily by their holders for monetary purposes, thuas creating a new currency of a most vsaluable character.v The promplt advance which may be Obtained on demand by I the policy-holder doss not prejudice ...
... cannot laitue or he forffoitcI, and nway ime ueadi doily by tlteir held crH for mcoaet-ary puirl ues. It it creating a new currency ttf a, moat vaittable clitaraetr. ?? piromplt advance vehicle toulay hobtatned ondeatata by tii0 trtlicy-holdcr deco not ...
... These Policies cannot lapse or be forfeited, and may be- r ued daily by their holdem for monetary purposes, thus creating a new currency of a moatrvaluable character. The prompt advance which may be obtained on demand by the policy-holder dues not prejudice ...
... amalgssnatlone, or being jeopardieerl byflireormrathinorisks. a In fact the absolute Government sesurity, system intro- due0 a new currency of dally use to pollcy-holdern who , desire, cash accommodation at any time; It also imparts an C improved character tor ...
... The~se polcles cannot lapro or be lo~rlaltedi, and may be ulsed daiy by their holderes for monetary purposes, thus reating a new currency of a most valualble charactelr. The promot advance which may he obtained on demand by the policy holders does not prejudice ...
... These policies cannot lapse or be forfeited, and may ?? Iused daly by their h8lders for monetary purposes, thus creating a, new currency of a most valuable character. thepromih.tadvance which may be obtained en demand by theupontheidre does not prejudice the ...