Free navigation of Danube and Black Sea discussed
Lord Lyngbour examines war aims and calls for firm action to secure Danube navigation and curb Russian expansion. He urges restoring Danube conservancy to Turkey, limiting Russia on the Black Sea, and even destroying the Russian fleet if peace requires. The House anticipates strong government follow through.
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Lynpuvrar
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
London
France
Great Britain
Russia
Turkey
Lyxpuorsr
Danube
Adrianople
Austria
England
Odessa
Odnssa
Europe
Circassia
Aske
Black Sea
Earl of Clavennon
House of Lords
London Stock Market Opens With No Major Change
The English Stock Market opened near yesterday's last quotations with Three Per Cent Consols at 94 and closing around 91.5. Railway shares rose slightly, but overall business was small and prices showed little variation. Weak money in Lombard Street kept good bills at around 5 percent. foreign stocks drifted higher yet modestly with limited turnover. A heavy Manchester failure was reported and markets anticipated continued hard fighting potentially ending in the Crimea. Arrivals at Cowes include the Johann from Porto Rico and ships from Havannah and Matanzas with sugar.
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Lombard-street
Crystal Palace
P.Y.C
Manchester
Times
Messrs. Cole
Crimea
Lloyd's Books
London
Liverpool
Baltic
East
West Indies
France
Cowes
Johann
Porto Rico
WN. S. del Pilar
Havannah
Maritime Disasters Reported Near Reef Buoy and Newton Bay
Queenstown the Cabasa arrived tidin Carding with mi and Hepedient from N York with maize. The Roslin Caste sank at her to 20 rings in Stoneham Pool. The Victoria from Sin re capsized near Reef Buoy. three men lost. The Bole on shore near Manses harbour likely wrecked. crew saved. The Zenith from Cardiff to Born wrecked at Newton Bay. two men and a boy drowned, along with a pilot. The Ostres, a Russian prize, arrived Gravesend from Cronstadt. St Giovanni taken by English. small capture of otter weasels with ammunition on board. The two cargoes of sugar and coffee intended for Gothenburg and a near port instead of current origin.
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Queenstown
Tidin
N. York
Stoneham Pool
Victoria
Manses Harbour
Zenith
Cardiff
Born
Newton Bay
Ostres
Gravesend
Cronstadt
St. Giovanni
Specrs
London Markets Summary of Commodities and Prices
Market activity showed cautious trading with little public sale. Sugar prices ranged brown 30s to 34s per cwt, yellow 33s to 38s, Mauritius and refined stocks subdued, coffee demand steady with high values for choice lots, cocoa firm with Trinidad at 34s to 38s, tea and other spices mixed with variable demand. cargoes and shipments uneven across Liver pool and Hull, with notable activity in Ceylon, Penang, and Singapore grades.
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Mauritius
Bencat
United Kingdom
London
Liverpl
Whristol
Hull Clyde
Cryson
Ceylon, &O Oo
Ceca
Trinidad
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Price
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