... TRADE, COMMERCE, &c., The new currency plan, despite the further attempts to obtain modification, is now considered'to be as good'ns carried, but thn private issuing bauiksfilid tlhenselveslesslibsrollytreated than the joint-stock instittolis, for ripon ...

... to be required in 1864 ?? 134,477,630 Altogether ?? . ?? 422,590,322. Of the above debt, the portion represented by the new currency or Government notes was, on the 1st instant, £44,886,222. This sum Mr. Obease, under existing powers, can, however, increase ...

... 1842, to 5th September, 1844, 4 per cent. Thus it will be seen that for nearly 150 years prior to 1844- the era of the new currency legislation-the bank rate of discount was not changed more than ten times, and during that period the minimum rate was ...

... Russia. The formser has for some time past been steadily depleted of the metal, and if she eannot negotiate a loan the new currency system will have to be abandoned for a third time and silver reverted to. Altogether the outlook is far from encouraging ...

... destroyed, in consequence of the preva- lence of a report, to the effect that the government had determined to issue a new currency by the 21st March, at a depreciation of 7 per cent. from the existing standard. This rumour was generally credited. It ...

... car- rying on their trade as heretofore. A good deal of conversation has taken place in the Money Market relative to the new Currency Club, as it is termed, of which Lord Western seems to be the leader. No one appears to know, however, what is intended ...

... now a temporary activity which is not of much general significance. The meetingof Congress, and the announcement of the new currency plan and of various bills proposed, have not affected the situa- tion perceptibly. Payments for bonds have been completed ...

... lie H'o sineAr. J. jy 15. lie Our itade today wvis extremely dull for every .ort vif corn except beans,'but there was no new currency esratz bti-hed generally. Oavi. alone are called fall 2.. per qr. Y;9 cheaper; rape-seed has-declined- in- value from, ...

... and day coining sovereigns * a new coilage of shillings is near issuing, the die of which is peculiarly beautiful.5 t The new currency will be introduced into Ira- land, at the beginning of the year, and the labouriogn r classes of Dublirn have agreed to ...

... the present financial administration of India. Leaving :out of account the [enormous cost and difficulty of providing a new currency, the disturbance that would be caused to trade, and the immense loss that would fall upon the opium revenue, it is amazing ...

... The American newspapers flatter themselves that a repetition of the former catastrdphe is now impossible, because the new currency is based upon (we quote the NTeiw Yorh Trib.une) from 260 to 280 millions of dollars in specie, and on an active foreign ...

... the experts of the Austrian and Hungarian finance departments have held a series of conferences in which the text of the new currency laws has been arranged. Prelimaisary arrangements were made between the Finance Ministers in the summer. There are at ...