Public Sale of Fruits and Goods by Keeling & Hunt in London
Auction notices announce a Monday sale at Monument Yard with pineapples melons bananas oranges lemons and wine lots from Wye and Co. Also listed are vast imports including coffee sugar ebony coir jute rubber and animal products with prices, lots and catalogues to be viewed at John Wild’s brokerage in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeling and Hunt
Monument Yard
Rotterdam
Naples
Keeling & Hunt
Pudding Lane
London Commercial Sale
Mincing Lane
Tower Street
Winnovur
Messrs. Wye and Co
Oporto
Murdoch and Co’s Shipping
John Wild
Martin’s Lane
Canyontreet
Coal Market Prices Tonnage By First Sort And Second Sort
Latest price per ton for coal reports first sort holdings W E Hettons Stewarts at 15 80d to 16 86d and second sort Wylam Tees and others from 123 6d to 14s 9d per ton.
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W.E. Hettons
Stewarts
Wylam Tees
Imports of Foreign Cattle and Meats to UK in 1849 Four Months
The four months ending May 5 1849 show imports into the United Kingdom of oxen bulls cows calves sheep lambs swine and hogs with totals for London Liverpool Hull and Bristol. Market reports from Smithfield Liverpool market and Whitechapel detail small cattle supplies steady beef prices, lamb and pork declines, and abundant sheep with mixed regional inputs from Scotland Germany and Holland. Wholesale poultry markets fish markets and hay and straw prices are also listed with regional variations and end-of-month price ranges.
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Pointilmbdale
Porthillip
Spence
Greenland
Hull
Anne
Swallow
Sérye
London
Eliza
Liverpool
Cork
Nautilus Share
Douglas
Mauritius
Tarifa
Barbadoes
Melissa
Callao
Exchequeritiits
Beloian
Bacaosavre Sp
Chiltan
Blackwall
Sececeesesses
Cece
Brighton
Essee Ee
South Eastern
Dover
Great Western
Eseseee
Boulogne and
Amiens
Cceee
France
Orleans
United Kingdom
Bristol
Smithfield
Scotland
Germany
Holland
Thomas and
Henry Banker
Ireland
Whitechapel
Leadenhall
C.e
Newgate
Lincoln
Billingsgate
Brill
New Dutch
New Kent
CGC
Eastern Counties Railway
R. Moseley
Chancellor of the Exchequer reports small surplus and no tax cuts
The finance statement shows a surplus of about £100,000 for the coming year, with reductions totaling £2,840,155 over two years. The Chancellor moves to advance £3,000,000 from the consolidated fund while opposing immediate tax cuts. Market activity opens weaker, then recovers, with Consuls near 91 1/2 and various commodity prices and freight rates noted.
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Hou
Stock Exchange
Express
Overland Mail
Bombay
Calcutta
China
Cacutta
Khaur
Liverpool
America
London
Great Britain
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Ceylon
Jamaica
Bags E. I
Bengal
Brazil
Turmerti
Madras
Singapore
Wales
Buenos
Cape de Verde
Conoa
Wood
Trinidad
Honduras
East India
Bahia
India
Coal Market
Surat
Mangalore
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