London, Jan. 14.
On the London Exchange Market to-diy there were wild and extraordinary movements in the leading Sterling on New York dropped to 4.23 due to the growing disposition to increase holdings of dollars and dollar securities. French, francs fell to 97.40 which is attributed to large expansion of French Government" loans and currency.
Baturday's rates wore 4.26} for Sterling on Now Rorz and 91 for franes.—Reuter.
Paris, Jun. 14.
The Government is drafting measures to terminate the fall of the franc. Parliamentary support is assured. The Commercial Exchange. has decided not to issue quotations at present with a view to preventing disorganization of the markets.—Reuter, The Patriotism of Politicians.
London, Jan. 14.
The threat of mining trouble and the possibility of a railway strike are disquieting in Labour quarters but have not altered the decision of the Labour leaders to take office as soon as possible nor caused the Liberal leaders to rer their determination to assist in the defeat of the Geverament.
mpw anticipated that the fateful division will be on Mon lay owing to the eagerness of Members to participate in the
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