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Fair Trade

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 06, 1891

Page

1

Gambling Fever Threatens Nation’s Trade and Labor

A recent warning laments reckless finance and speculative markets endangering industry and employment. It argues governments must curb the gambling impulse in finance to avert crises, with fears of further shocks as the year advances and prices, wages, and production suffer.

Lancashire Silkmarket Hom England

Goschen free trade tirade sparks quarrel in Leeds

At a Leeds Chamber of Commerce gathering Mr Goschen’s tariff critique drew sharp rebuke over free trade. He and supporters argued for lessons of bullion reserves and national wealth while critics warned about dependence on foreign goods. A separate Blackburn Chamber session pressed Lancashire cotton needs.

Mr. Gosghen Leeds Chamber of Commerce Goschen Chamber of Commerce England Owill Manchester Guardian Blackburn Chamber of Commerce Alderman Tfarrison Langashire Lancashire India R. Altwater Preston New South Wales America I. Hibbert Chorley W. Taylor Liverpool Blackburn Chamber J. F. Hibbert

Gosden Critiques on Foreign Policies and Bank of France Aid

An analysis notes Mr. Gosden harshly accuses certain nations of crisis measures while ignoring Britain’s need to borrow from France and Russia to stabilize its position. It cites the Bank of France sending three million gold to the Bank of England as a timely display of financial strength.

London Bank of France Bank of Goschen England Gosden France Russia Bank of England

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