Bristol Imports From Callao and Other Ports
Bristol imports report a mix of vessel arrivals and cargoes including two ships from Callao and others from Nevis Odessa Nantes Lubvendburg Skielskoen Emden Ruatringer Antwerp Jersey and Glier's Stks. Cargo items include corn beans oats wheat bar ley guano potatoes sugar and rum with quantities listed in barrels quarters tons and holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Nevis
Odessa
Nantes
L-Bvendburg
Skielskoen
Emden
Ruatringerwel
Antwerp
Jersey
Ships Entered Outwards June 20 at Rotterdam and Nearby Ports
June 20 entries list numerous vessels sailing outward from Rotterdam and nearby ports. Ships include Batavier, Earl of Auckland, Calais Tourist, London, Stettin, Antwerp, Genoa, Havre, Ostend, Sydney, and Melbourne routes with owners and cargo indicators like B and D designations, plus various agents such as Phillips Graves, Lightly & Co, and Schenk Brs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Batavier
Smith
Phillipps & Graves
Earl of
Wid
Sack
Antwerp
Antwerpen
Jackson
K Wharf
Lightly & Co
Demerara
James Holmes
Head
Stowell & Co
Sydney
Britannia
Robson
Enid
Port
Bay Boulogne
Albion
Mortleman
Cos
Norman
Amsterdam
Orion
Duenker
Twr
Ghent
Finchs
Leeuwens
Redhead
Havre
William Joliffe
Little
Coalz
Union
Dodds
Aubert
Valen
Pepita
de Arrotegui
Mal
Velen
Barc
Jane
Atkinson
Schenk
Genoa
Asia
Griffihs
Ouse
Hodgson
Wild
Commercial Retrospect in Colonial Produce Markets
The markets show a quieter week with moderate private treaty demand and languid public sales. Export interest wanes while overall stocks rise. prices drift upward for sugar and tea but fall for many items. Activity in dye stuffs and fibrous goods softens. metals remain unfavored though consumption expands on and off the continent. Bread staff remains steady with hopeful grain and potato crop reports. British goods market holds firm though demand pauses. Public sales small this week with little value change expected. continent markets sell at firm rates, with higher supply for Monty and raw sugar activity constrained by home dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United, ‘Kingdom
Market Report Shows Stable Prices and Sluggish Purchases
Holders remain confident with full terms secured and export sorts steady at current values. Rerinep Goons demand weak, last week’s terms not repeatable. Corre value steady but large supplies. home shippers hesitant to stock up. Cocoa firm yet purchases slow. rice trades light with declining prices and shrinking stock. Spice market softens on larger supply. SantTvetre sought but abundant stock. Spirits sales rise with few late-terms sellers. Tea market improves with expected further gains. Tattow not cheaper. fish market quiet with subdued activity.
Notice to Mariners at Goletta of Tunis 1850
British Consular Agent G B Steaint announces in Goletta that ships sheltering in the roads will pay only three and a half Spanish dollars and may remain for as long as needed. Vessels may anchor free if no shore stores are required. Water provisions available on reasonable terms. March 10 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Galettu
Tunis
G. B. Steaint
Goletta
Lighthouses and navigational notices issued by Royal Navy Board
The Royal Navy Board informs mariners that two stone lighthouses have been erected on Nordkoster island with a rotary light on the northern tower and a stationary light on the southern tower. The lights will illuminate from September and follow annual schedules. Additional notices report Moorish restrictions on Spanish Pillared Dollars and a light relocation at Algeciras to Green Island, affecting night navigation in the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s Secretary
Royal Navy Board
Nordkoster
Kosterkolien
Bolus
Greenwich
Feroe
Norice
Lloyd’s
Gibraltar
Morocco
Mogadore
Belgium
Algesiras
Alpestras
Green Island
S.S.E
S.E
N.W
Bank of France Situation On Thursday June 20 1850
The following outlines the liabilities of the Bank of France as of Thursday, June 20, 1850. It lists obligations owed, reserves held, and the sources of current liabilities, indicating financial position and liquidity for that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of France
Publication Notice for London Provisiona Cuamace 1850
Printed and published by William Horcaart and W Everett publishers in London. Location details given as Allhallows Staining and Finch Lane. Price 10s per quarter in town, 17s 6d in country, June 27, 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horcaart
Miaving Lane
Allhallows
Staining
London
W. Everett
Finch Lane
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Bristol
Hjerting
Burgemeister Huidekoper
Swartz
Dick Ostend
Triton
Taylor
Cus
Tamar
Stayner
Devitt
St John’s
Nild
Symmetry
Palfrey
Mackay Hamho
Joan Bull
Corbin
Hdn
Norman Leghin
Honesta
Andrews
Offer Jan Dunkirk
Aberdeen
Birkenhead
Lancashire
Chester
Belton
Blackburn
Clitheroe
West Yorkshire
Exeter
Belfast
Ballymena
Caledonian
Cesviene
Chester and
Holyhead
Dublin
Belfast Junction
Drogheda
Kingston
Dunace
Perth
East Lancashire
Norfolk
East Anglian
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Eeae
Edinburgh and
Northern
Great Northern
Paisley
Ayrshire
Greenock
Great Western
Eteeree
Great Southern
London and
Blackwall
Londonderry and
Enniskillen
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
Liverpool
Crosby
Southport
Leeds and Thirsk
Midland
Eld
Aokte
Manchester
Shethcolshire
Fee
Midland Great Western
Ireland
Dalkeith
Treasury
Eee Reac Eseson
C.ccscees
Algiers Bank
Eccecee Cone
Acaese
Eeseee Sene
Paris
Bae
France
Republic
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