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Show VEDEKLiS ! WILL BEOISCUSSED i' United States and England Trying to Get Together j on Matter. WASHINGTON'. Oct. 10. Conditions . ,i,o exi-hunn dealings lirtwoi'u the fnili'.l Slates ami K.ngliind mid tlio sit-' sit-' ..lion i" i'ottlul markets of the lrl(i will be discussed at n rmitVrenr,' we nest nook between Si-cvi-tnry of l Troasuirv McAdoo and" .Sir George plh and Basil Blaokott. reprcsenti ng ik- Britifli ohaiu'ollor of I be exchequer the British treasury. The Knjslisbnien are confine; to this r.,rv at the invitation of Mr. Mc-l.i'oo Mc-l.i'oo ami are expected to reaoh New York next week on the Baltie. The Mit'erenee probably will inohnlo metn-kt metn-kt of the federal reserve board and Iffjfisls here hope that, it will lead to fHii'0ration between financial author-'u.s author-'u.s . of the two nations whioh will clear "conditions in the foreign exchange So' far no invitation has been ex-i ex-i tended to. Germany to participate in his conference. It was exnlained to-I to-I ,;clit that anv balance between this toiintrv and Germany is so slight at present that there is no need for sueh i conference. i It, was said tonight that there is no Lewnt iutention of officials here to Jreate some sort of international bureau no handle credits, although this may be i result of the meetinsr. The reeent-iv reeent-iv formed syndicate of New York bankers, bank-ers, which' will take care of about tiil OOO 000 of American obligations to Europe' and the $100,000,000 gold pool 1,5 carry obligations amounting to that lunch more, has done- much, in the opinion of officials, to clear up foreign nehanse conditions. The principal iierciL'n "exchange market of the world, jiiouover, is in London, and the total !.!o t';ir "iiaranteed by American bankers 'j. QOt sufficient to meet all the obligation obliga-tion incurred or in the making. The conference next week was arranged ar-ranged to solve the problem of future ll-ansaetions. It is possible that it may !re''t in making it unnecessary for the PTuan hankers to ship a large part lit tin' $ loO.OtHl.OOO gold fund out of ibe United States a-Jd it was pointed o".;t tonight, may make it possible for the New York syndicate to meet the ol'iigations it has agrce'd to meet ;n-!tfthe actual transfer of $S0,000,0o0 ' in American gold. ' Sir George and Ir. Blackett are ex-rivtcd ex-rivtcd also" to discuss the cotton situation situa-tion at some length. England is al-!most al-!most as deeply interested in cotton as is ;the United States, aud her treasury of-jiu-ials may be able to suggest feasible iiravs to aid in taking care of the sur-Jyiliis sur-Jyiliis American crop. |