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... but simply as denoting a certain set of circumstances which bankers and merchants persist in calling by that name , the original text scarcely left room for much misconception . Nevertheless the endeavour has now been.
... but simply as denoting a certain set of circumstances which bankers and merchants persist in calling by that name , the original text scarcely left room for much misconception . Nevertheless the endeavour has now been.
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... polical economist , as an index of the balance of trade be- tween different countries , but also from the point of view from which they are regarded by bankers and merchants , as a reliable barometer of the state of INTRODUCTION.
... polical economist , as an index of the balance of trade be- tween different countries , but also from the point of view from which they are regarded by bankers and merchants , as a reliable barometer of the state of INTRODUCTION.
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... bankers and merchants , with the exception of those who are exclusively or mainly engaged in inter- national transactions , are as conversant with the subject as its immense importance deserves ; and it . is thought that the present ...
... bankers and merchants , with the exception of those who are exclusively or mainly engaged in inter- national transactions , are as conversant with the subject as its immense importance deserves ; and it . is thought that the present ...
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... Russia in the importation of foreign goods . The bills drawn by the travelling princes on their St. Petersburg bankers affect the exchanges precisely with the same force as bills drawn on St. Petersburg FOREIGN EXCHANGES . 19.
... Russia in the importation of foreign goods . The bills drawn by the travelling princes on their St. Petersburg bankers affect the exchanges precisely with the same force as bills drawn on St. Petersburg FOREIGN EXCHANGES . 19.
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... bankers at home , and encashments of divi- dends or other sources of revenue . There will be found innumerable bills based on the sales or pur- chases of stock , and large amounts which represent the transfer of capital from one country ...
... bankers at home , and encashments of divi- dends or other sources of revenue . There will be found innumerable bills based on the sales or pur- chases of stock , and large amounts which represent the transfer of capital from one country ...
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abroad accordingly actual ALEXANDER KEITH JOHNSTON American amount balance of trade Bank of England bankers banking bills drawn bills of exchange bills on England bullion capital capitalists cause cent cloth Commercial Continent cotton debtors debts demand for bills depreciated currency dollars drawer EFFINGHAM WILSON elements of value English fact fall favourable florins fluctuations foreign bills foreign countries Foreign Exchanges Hamburg Handbook-NORTH high rate imports incurred indebtedness instance INTERNATIONAL INDEBTEDNESS liabilities London manufactures Marine Insurances mercantile merchants money-market operation owing paid paper money par value payable payment Post 8vo practically premium on gold Price 18 price of bills prices of foreign profit purchaser rate of interest rates of exchange remittances rise rouble royal 8vo ROYAL EXCHANGE Russia Second Edition secure sell sellers shipments shipped silver specie point supply Tables tion transactions transmission of bullion Treatise unfavourable vols WALTER SMITH
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Página 149 - ... that the Interest or Discount on any sum, for any number of days, at any of the above rates, may be obtained by the inspection of one page only. Each Rate occupies eighty pages ; the last five of which are devoted to the same number of pounds from 1 to 11 months, and from 1 to 10 years. They are also accompanied with Tables of Time and Brokerage, being altogether a vast improvement on Thompson and others. By TB GUMERSALL, Accountant, London. " This work is pre-eminently distinguished from all...
Página 122 - ... restored only in two ways : the one being the increase of exports and diminution of imports ; the other, an advance in the rate of interest.