| Description | Stamp duty on bearer bonds; a request for a special pension (Blyth); United Kingdom (UK) and French gold reserves (Brand); Brazil; Central Electricity Stock offer; France, including a visit by Harry Siepmann to the Bank of France; a report on the German economy by Paul Warburg; the return to the gold standard; Capitals of the old Bank (Konig); A Japanese Stock Exchange scandal (Peacock); Assistance for the Benjamin Strong Collection at Princeton University Library; rationalisation of industry; Stock Exchange dealings in foreign currency securities; Reginald Charles Hawtrey memorandum on Bank Rate moves up 1 and down ½, and Montagu Norman's view, (Treasury) law Officers' opinion on 5% War Loan. |