MONEY, ETC.— DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES — BOOKS 825
Money, Weights and Measures.
A law passed in 1898 provided for a gold standard, which was established OB June 4, 1900. The new coinage consists of: the gold condor of 10 sin-res weighing 8 136 grains, and containing 7 3224 grams of fine gold (equivalent to the English sovereign), the silver tucre and its sub-divisions, and nickel and coppor pieces. The sucre, so called front the likeness of Marshal Sucre (a former President) imprinted on the coin, is legal tender only up to 10 sucres. In 1917 subsidiary nickel coins of 5 and 10 ceutavos were issued.
By a law of December 6, 1866, the French metrical system of weights and measures was made the legal standard of the Republic ; but is not adopted by commerce. The quintal is equivalent to about 101 pounds.
Diplomatic and Consular Representatives. 1. Of E'Vahor in Grkat Britain. LsUt. —Don Enrique Dome y de Alsua. (Resides in Paris.) Appointed 1916.
Attache in Paris. — Jose de Icaza.
Attachi in Lotuion. — Lisimaco Guzmann Aspiazu.
Consul-General. — A. Zaldumbide (Loudon).
t. Or Gkkat Britain in Ecuador. Envoy Extraordinary and Almix/er Plenipotentiary. — Sir Milne Cheetham, K.CM.G. (who is also Minister at Lima, Peru, where he resides). Ap- pointed September, 1919.
Charge d' A fa ires ami Consul-General in Quito. — H. W. Wilson. Commercial Secretary. — F. W. Manners. Cunsul at Guayiaquil. — W. C. Graham.
Statistical and other Books of Reference concerning Ecuador. 1. Official Publications.
- atla y Geologia del Ecuador, publicado por Olden del Supremo Gobierno de la
r Dr. Teodoro Wolf. Leipzic, 1893. _n Office Reports, Annual 8eriea, and Miscellaneous Series. London. Annual Statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom with Foreign Countries and British Possessions. Imp. London.
Monthly Bulletins of the Bureau of the American Republics. Washington.
CodigoMUit&r. Qaito, 1908.
Anuario de Legislacion Ecuatoriana. Quito. Annual.
2. Non-Official Publication*.
AUedo y Htrrtra (Dionosio), Deseripcion geoflrattca de la Real Audiencia de Quito, que escribio Don Dionisio de Alsedo y llerrera. Issued by the Hupai-ic Society of America. Madrid, 1915
Caamano (A. F.), Descubrimiento historico relativo a la independencia de Quito. Quito, 1909.
Cex'allot. Compendiodel resumen delahiatoria del Ecuador. Guayaquil, 1885. — Resumes de la historia del Ecuador. Guayaquil, 1886.— Geograna del Ecuador. Lima, 1888.
Corporation of Foreign Bondholders. Annual Report. London.
Kl Ecuador (Guia Comereial Agricola e Industrial de la Republics). Quito. Annuel.
tfjiori-(C. R.), Ecuador. London, 191*.
Gonsalez Suare:, Historia ecclesiastic* del Ecuador. Quito, 1881.
Hanaurek (F. >. loir Years among 8panish Americans. 3rd edition. Cincinnati, 18S1
Herrera(P.), Apuntes par* la historia de Quito. Quito, 1874.
Kean (A. H.) and Harkhan (Sir C. R.), Central and South America. Vol ft. [in Stanford's Compendium.] 2nd ed. London, 1909.
Oviedoy Valdtt. Histvi ia de las Indias. Madrid, 1885.
Reiu (W.), and Stubel(A.), Hochgebirge der Republik Ecuador. 3 vols. Berlin, 1892-98.
Siever* (W.X Reise in Peru und Ecuador (1909). Munich, 1914.
6' imson (Alfred). Travels in the Wilds of Ecuador. Loudon, 1 -
btabltr (J. H.), Travels in Ecuador. Geographical Journal, October, 1917.
Stubel(i..). Die Vulkanberge von Ecuador. (Geology and Topography.] Berlin. 1897.
Temaux-Compant(L.), Histoire duroyaunie de Quito. Traduitede l'Espagnol. (Velaeco, Historia del reino de Quito.) J vols. Paris, 1840.
W hymptr (Edward), Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equator. London, 189 1
