The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03
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each month which IL does not coin. The "slvsr men
want coinage to be free to their metal By ratio Of
-1oto 10 meant ratio established by law by which
16 OF silver shall be equal ounce gold
"1s to I. 20 to 25 toll mean ratios Of 49, 40 %
OF silver to of gold. Sixteen to
ia the legal ratio in this country; 2s to 10 about this
market ratio
Can be double murderer 7" In this sentence
Soesnr ever % snf In
whukeey" W. ID.
We think double murderer" 10 all right We have
"double dealer" double decker" ae.: aud We think
double murderer" Is logical Tho construction Of
the sentence is crude. but the grammar is correct
why It not written Tho case proves OF the
most shocking murders eve-1commited in Milwaukee,
That is dramatically and rhetorically correct
One reason for the scarcity Of money have not yet
seen spoken St Those having visited chicago VII,
within the Worries Fair grounds and for railroad fare;
able paper Il would interest me- and certainly many OF
cash IN trade the beginning Of the Sords
itors and especially those VINO saved the money for
ts vii III % Sos
No: We don't believe with you that the loss OF cash
to tho trade will foot up $15ooooooo- not rs yot.
what j. H. 10 your idea of trade. any way Why will
very little OF the millions Of dollars spent within he
Worlds Fair ana for railroad fares ever find Its way
back into tho channels or trade What will become OF
will employees OF the Fair and of tho railroads be
paidt You seem to have the idea that money spent
stays with tho receivers II that were the case. how
does pay any money! Tho trouble with you,
J. H.. Ia ignorance plain ignorance Of the kind that
makes Anarchists and Populss IL It isn't rooted out
II your theory were correct why should New York.
Chicago Washington st. Louis have wanted the
Fair Tho truth is that the strngency of money has
hurt the Fair; but4she Fair itself is distributor of
money. Think this ovor j. H.. and you'll sec that
money spent isn't lost. but ia assed on and that
thore almost no spending that does not increase the
circulation of money.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie has stated that Colds unchang
modify upon which sound and stable currency can
why rold does not cnanSo in value, Why tis not
moss sns have seny
the Of silver would reason that the
of its uses in the arts and sciences. H. H. L.
Gold does change in valuo but less than any other
commodity or material Gold and silver arc not
like other commodities in responding to tho law Of
supply and demand for there Is very little loss Of
gold and silver. The work they have done one year
they can a second and third year. and almost in.
definitely. So increased demand for gold ends nj.
ways practically as much gold hand there was
before the demand began plus any increase Of stock
from tho mines So, too a decreased demand has
practically efeot tho stock Of gold which can
be desrJ yed sold at "bargan rates" There is
change in the value of gold 1t decreased after
the discovery OF America. when the Spaniards cap
tured Mexico and Peru; 1t decreased again after the
discovery OF gold in California and in Australia But.
compared with days work of unskiiIed iaborer.
the value OF gold changed ess than that Of any
other commodity
TO decide a long and somewhat heated argument.
WI Sndy answer ,h' he an I9ts he
n Jan. 1900. or does begin same time JAN 1901
Suppose you had several hundred silver dollars and
wished to divide them into plies OF 100 each Would
you stop counting when lad ninety dollars in
one pile. in order that YOUR second pile might begin
with dollar number 100, Not bit; your first hundred
dollar pile wouldn't be complete until the hundredth
dollar was in it. and your second dollar pile
would begin with dollar number 1o1 It's the Same
way with the centuries.
/. Would you advise young lady to become a court
who has the and thinks she
tering OF tins held OF employment detract from her
men with whom she would be lated. the Judges.
lawyers. &C. Is there any branch of stenographio
out being less respected AMBITIOUS
l. Yes: it's good Job and II you got the place
take 1t. II you Ind you can't stand 1t. you'll be
worse of than you are now: in fact you'll be better
of. for you will have additional experience 2. 1t
shouldn't do SO: nowadays woman doesn't lose her
womanliness by honorable work. in tho opinion OF
those whose opinion Is worth anything 8. That OF
running a typewriting establishment. Now. Ambi
tious. whom mean woman. write woman. and leave
lady alone. IL ia n much abused word which very tew
persons can correctly.
What is the valne in Canada Of Treasury note and
OF a hye-doiar gold piece J. i.
Tho commercial discount OF our currency varies in
Canada from day to day: about per cent. 10 tho
av.rape we think Our gold passes Mt mar and opr
silver At , CONSIDERABLE, discount, . ner cent mr. NOR,
l. What is the circulating medium In the shape OF
money ~ Eheinha uhaer - note. guinea or sove.
nd tuht fhu for fha yau INF
our m onsy and offered fI mole IN what shane would
! receive change from tho slorekeeperF : What is
the circulating medium in France under sAy the
equivalent 50 golh piece n this country and what
mai "a st.tsd ahov.s 4 what wnmid Re the sscca
on silver dollars q al currency bills and SILVER certn.
aes nnner 20 DIS were WI nuraWn ron circulation
At a stanistiliY A BSEr .IIIsI
l. In the nrsr place they have no pound notes In
England now though they have them in Scotland and
Ireland The bank note in England ia for sc5
-, 49,, -, - :, r., - -,
settied IN goio anu SILVER com :. IN france the small
bank ID for five francs. though OF that
IA seen vary selion the SIN nlles, mt.
In cprr.n, usa ia for 5o francs Slo Am,rnts ,rdor
"a ,r,nc. ara .ett,sa in GOLD and siiver coin a r,