EXCHANGE CRISIS.
REFLECTS ON AMERICA. MEAT SALES FALLING. CAX\II] AN TRADE TRANSFERRED. (Received S a.in.) NEW YORK, Feb. f>. The. Chicago Institute of American Packers announces (hat Ihe demoralisation of the sterling exchange has resulted in :i large decrease in European purchases of American merits, especially during January, when purchases ceased almost wholly. It is believed that a reduction in the price of packing-house products in America is inevitable. —A. and N.Z. OTTAWA, Feb 6. A message from Winnipeg states that the Boar<l of Trade, the Bankers' Association, wholesale merchants, and women's organisations have unanimous]y resolved to couse buying American goods in order to check the disastrous discount of Canadian "paper", and to buy British good instead. —A. and N.Z.
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Northern Advocate, 9 February 1920, Page 5
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