Word: tradings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...reasonableness of the British position and will win their assent to its acceptance. They are reluctant to contemplate the possibility that separate action may be required in order to have a settlement which cannot be much longer delayed without the gravest consequences to the recovery of the trade and peace of the world...
...Soviet Government proposed to recall M. Leonid Krassin, Soviet Trade Commissioner in London, and replace him with M. Christian Rakovski, one time associate of Foreign Minister Georges Tchicherin. The change was to all intents and purposes completed (TIME, Aug. 13), when Lord Curzon demanded that M. Rakovski's departure from Moscow should be delayed pending investigations into some of his anglophobe utterances...
...Trade Commissioner is Russia's nearest approach to an ambassador, the British Government had every right to refuse to receive M. Rakovski as the Russian representative. Conversely the Soviet Government could and probably would refuse to receive Lord Curzon as British representative at Moscow...
...balance sheet of the company, although containing among its assets the item of $19,807,276 as " trade name and good will," shows a sound and healthy condition, with a special surplus of $4,455,000, and a general surplus of $19,165,685 as against...
First of these is that the total volume of each day's trading be made public, as on the Stock Exchange, as well as the open trades in each option. Another suggestion is that delivery of grain on future contracts be allowed at other markets, in order to lessen the danger of technical corners at Chicago. Lastly, the Trade Commission advocates the prohibition of trading by a broker on his own account...