The Abc of the Foreign Exchanges a Practical Guide
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In the first place, they did not under- stand what was meant by the suspension of the Bank Act (which is not to be wondered at, seeing that there are plenty of business men even in London who would find it difficult to say just what it means). They thought, of course, that it implied a suspension of cash payments, or what it has now become the euphuistic fashion to call a " moratorium. " And when reassured on this point there was still another difficulty. " It is all very well, " they objected,... " to say there is no reasonable ground for alarm ; but, if so, then why do the Directors of the Bank of England, who must be far better judges of the situation than Her Majesty's Government, exact such an exaggerated charge for their xv LONDON BILLS AS INVESTMENTS 99 advances ? Surely, first-class London acceptances ought to be good enough to lend on at less than ten per cent. ! If not, depend upon it, there must be some mysterious peril still hidden away in the background ; arid, unless we want to burn our fingers, we had better leave London paper alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first place, they did not under- stand what was meant by the suspension of the Bank Act (which is not to be wondered at, seeing that there are plenty of business men even in London who would find it difficult to say just what it means). They thought, of course, that it implied a suspension of cash payments, or what it has now become the euphuistic fashion to call a " moratorium. " And when reassured on this point there was still another difficulty. " It is all very well, " they objected,... " to say there is no reasonable ground for alarm ; but, if so, then why do the Directors of the Bank of England, who must be far better judges of the situation than Her Majesty's Government, exact such an exaggerated charge for their xv LONDON BILLS AS INVESTMENTS 99 advances ? Surely, first-class London acceptances ought to be good enough to lend on at less than ten per cent. ! If not, depend upon it, there must be some mysterious peril still hidden away in the background ; arid, unless we want to burn our fingers, we had better leave London paper alone.
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