Bank directors hold steady as markets waver in 1865
In Tarrsway Evento the Bank directors met and kept discount rates unchanged as trade and money markets showed mixed signals. Consols fell amid fears England–US tensions, while railway and Confederate Loan stocks weakened. A Glasgow firm Buchanan and Co suspended payments, signaling broader credit strain. assets and liabilities were debated as bullion and bank deposits shifted.
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Tarrsway
England
Confederate Loan
Messrs. Buchanan and Co
Lons
Liverpool
Stock Exchange
Mestra, Buchanan, Hamilton, and Co
Glasgow
East India
Frm
Walter Buchanan
Moeesrs
Buchanan, Hamilton, and Co
Messrs. Jarvie, Thorburn, and Co
Messrs, Gray and Co
Market roundup April 20 shows firm prices amid light demand
Producer markets report little change with scarce supplies and firmer tones across several goods. Sluggish activity noted in Sucat and Tra while Dutch Trading, Rum, and Jute sectors show steady to advancing prices. loblin, linseed oil, turpentine, and resin show varied but steady levels, amid generally quiet trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correr
East India
White Bengal
Demerararum
Y.C
Liverpool Market Keeps Strong Day With 20 000 Bales Sold
Corrox market reports a robust day with a per pound advance. About 20 000 bales traded, 8000 for export and speculation. Listings include Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 12034, London and North Western 122 224 4848, Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire 60, Midland 1355 4%, North Eastern Berwick 11g3, South Eastern 8644 5, and many bank and broker quotes with various premiums and dis- counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia
Erie
Dlinois Central
Ocean Marine
Thames and Mersey Marine
Universal
International Finance
Imperial Mercantile
Crofit
London Finance
General Ottoman
Varna Railway
Hudson Bay
Imperial Mexican Railway
Millwall Freehold
Freehol and
General Investment
Rio de Janeiro
Alliance Bank
Bank of British Columbia
The
Consolidated Bank
Imperial Bank
Imperial Ottoman
London
Metroolitan
East London
Bank of British South Africa
Anglo-Austrian Bank
European Bank
National
Discount Corporation
Berlin
India
Metropolitan
Midland
Great Northern
Great Eastern
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
North-Western
Caledonian
Great Western
South-Eastern
South-Western
London and North-Western
Chatham
Dover
Blackwall
Brighton
South Coast
South
Bank of Egypt
Bank of Hindustan
China
Japan
London and County
London Joint-stock
Union Bank of London
Orientel Bank
London and South African
Union Bank of Australia
Bank of Australasia
Ditto
New
Chartered Bank of India
Australia
Chartered Mercantile of India
London Chartered Bank of Australia
Merchant Bank
Midland Bank
Stock Exchange
East Caradon
East Granville
North Roskear
South Condurrow
South Wheal Frances
Washoe Gold
Cobre Copper
Alsmilles
Mariquita
Don Pedro
Charles Copper
Victoria (London
Southampton Dock Company
Caps of Good Hope
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Manchester
Sheffield
Lincolnshire
North-Eastern
Berwick
Buffalo
Lake Huron
Great Luxembourg
Tlinois Central
Spanish Ortiécates
Nteddrate
Prem
Easternchange Bank
Mercantile’ and Exchange Bank
North and South Wales
Mysterious Death of Lady at Dawlish Hotel
Dispatches reached the Colonial Office about a West African mystery. A presumed suicide by poison in the York Hotel, Dawlish, is linked to a claimed spouse, Mr Williams of Forest Street, with five children under eleven. A purse with fourteen shillings elevenpence was found under the bed pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Office
West Westal Africa
Daw
York Hotel
Dawlish
Williams
Forestreet
Devonport
Windsor Court Circular Reports Royal Carriage Drives
The Queen drove in the Great Park after noon with Princess Helena and others, including the Hon. Mrs. Bruce. Princess Beatrice enjoyed a carriage drive this morning. The Queen and party left the Castle for Osborns this afternoon. Prince Alfred arrived at Buckingham Palace from Sandringham with Lt. Haig and Dr. Bernhardt.
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Windsor Castle
Taonspay
Great Park
Princesa Helens
Bruce
Princess Beatrice
the Quoen
Princess Helena
Princess Louise
Prince Leopold
Osborns
Churchill
Caroline Barrington
Lucy Kerr
C. B. Phipps
T. M. Biddulph
F. Seymour
du Plat
Salil
Buff
Royal
Prince Alfred
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Lieutenant Haig
Dr. Bernhardt
Departure of Her Majesty for Osborne in Royal Train
Yesterday afternoon the Queen and Princesses Helena Louise and Beatrice with Prince Leopold left Windsor for Osborne. The royal party rode in a close carriage to the train at Windsor, then travelled via Slough Reading Micheldever Winchester Bishopstoke Gosport to Osborne reaching the Royal Clarence Yard where they boarded the royal yacht. The Queen will stay at Osborne until about May 12 before returning to Windsor with plans to depart for Balmoral around May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Louise
Beatrice
Prince Leopold
I. M. Biddulph
Royal Household
C. B. Phipps
Seymour
du Plat
Churchill
Caroline Barrington
R. Bruce
Leopold
Grierson
Tyrrell
Spagnoletti
Windsor
Wright
Locomotive Department
Slough
Reading
Basingstoke
South Western Railway
Osborne
Windsor Castle
Balmoral
Prince and Princess of Wales visit Sandringham Norfolk
The Prince and Princess of Wales attend Sandringham Church with accompanying officials. Prince Alfred arrives for a visit, then departs to town after a brief stay. The royal couple enjoy hawk sport near the estate with birds from Elvedon, hosted by Maharajah Dhuleep Singh. The royal visit to Norfolk is expected to end soon.
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Sandringham
Tuuesday
Prince and Princess of Wales
Countess de Grey
Ripon
Knollys
Grey
Fisher
Holzman
Sandringham Church
G. B. Moxon
Paris
Erakine Knollys
Elvedon
Norfolk
Royal
Prince Alfred
Haig
Barnharde
World of titled arrivals and civic ceremonies in Hull and London
Read of numerous noble arrivals for the season including the Duchess of St Albans and Lady Diana Beauclerk on visit near Romsey, and the Marquis of Salisbury, plus the Earl and Countess Stanhope from Chevening Park. attends foundation stones at Hull and Lockwood. Archdeaconry honours, a Mechanics Institute ceremony, and the sale of churches noted along with a staged theatre event and a Strike at Birmingham.
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Duchess of
Marchioness of
Charles Murray
George Lane Fox
Grosvenor Street
Lord Londesborough
Theatre Royal
Hull
Pease
Oator
R.N
Major Bannister
Howard Paul
Earl de Grey
Ripon
Mechanics’ Institution
Lockwood
Huddersfield
Huddersfield Institute
Lste
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Ebenezer Hewlett
St. Paul’s Church
Manchester
Hewlett
King’s College, London
Blomfield
London
University College, Oxford
Duke of Wellington
Charles Kean
Broadway Theatre
New York
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry VIII
Queen’s Hotel
Birmingham
Masterciting day at Newmarket in tight finish for Fille de Air
Sporting intelligence from Newmarket reports a scarce attendance but a masterful day of racing. Fille de Air edged General Peel by a head in the Claret Stakes after a strong late rally, with details on weights, horses like Cambuscan, Liddington, Breadalbane, and Canzonette, plus betting and results from the day's cards including the Two Thousand and other stakes.
Newmarket Craven betting flurry on Derby day races
Overnight telegrams show heavy betting against Chattanoor and strong support for Breadalbane and Jack O’Lantern at Newmarket. The Sixth Newmarket Biennial meeting featured Cambuscan holding off Ely in a tight finish, with General Peel edging Fille de l’Air in a dramatic dash. Fordham rode five wins from six, highlighted by the close finish in the Claret Stakes and the vivid effort in the two-year-old races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bird
Mortlake
Gibbens
Elphinstone
Glen Tala
Prince Plausible
Oberon
le Marechal
T. Brosch
Stockwell
Surrey
Lord Zetland
St. Magnus
T. Valentine
Celerrima
Corda Fordham
Magnus
King Alfred
Newmarket Craven
Taurspar
Two Thousand
Derby
Chattanoor
Newmarket
Breadalbane
Gladisteur
Chattancora
Jack O’lantern
Cambuacan
Ely
Lord Glasgow
Rhone
Lord Clifden
Fille de l'Air
Planet
General Peel
Fordham
Iowa
Salpindes
Missionary
Wnd
Tom Aldcroft
Newmarcer Breywran
Lord Stamford
Newminster
The
Arrow
Iissoresc
Mann
Son Cambuscan
Privateer
Cambuscan
Sigvalman
Cambussan
Cambisean
Aly
Signalman
D.I
F. de Lagrange
Faugh-s- Baltagh
Pauline
France
EH. Grimshaw
G. Fordham
Mr. Craven
J. Goater
Fille de V Air
Fille de l’Air
Peal
Harry Grimahaw
Peel
Fille de Tair
R.M
Pardoe
Macionald
Lord of the Isles
Laura Middleton
J. R. Preston
Emma
Woodhouse
H. Grimahaw
D.R. Martin
Boetting
Macdonald
Fleurette
Macdonal
Batthyany
Prince
Tom
Baron Rothschild
J.grimshaw
Barnea
W. Hogg
A. Elwards
Naylor
G. Sayers
R. Ten Broook
Hodgman
Miss Amey Wins Amid Bets In Cockeyed Race
In a chaotic betting scene three runners Miss Amey Br Harrison's Blue Bell and Warrior toll faced odds of 3 to 1 or 1 to 1 as Moas Moods led to a ten length margin. Miss Amey overcame the field to win ahead of Blue Bell and Warrior toll.
Warranta Racine Indicator Selections in Racing Meet
Racing note lists selections for Warranta Racine Indicator with Handicap bets and odds. Names Sowerby Mowbray Tambo appear among débutants and arrivals such as Alice Faucon Cronstals Thenesty Lira and several others expected Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faucon
Cvorning
Casey
Warranta
Queen's Pluto
Sowerby
Mowbray
Tambo Ee
Naval and Military Intelligence Highlights of 1863
A fragmentary naval and military dispatch notes transfers for Henry K Kitchen and others to vessels named Serpent and Dauntless, with Admiralty orders for prize crews and tender movements. It mentions the Liverpool captaincy not guarding the Prince at Osborne, trials of machinery, planned sailing to the Americas, and readiness for flag presentation. Additional items cover Rear Admiral Kupe r’s fleet movements from Yokohama to Nagasaki and Hong Kong, troops at Yokohama, and a French admiral’s flag shift. Royal Artillery detachment moves from Warley to Aldershot, with rifle training completions and IndIa service readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Lambert
Osborne
Prince of War
Ireland
Arcigans
Campbell
Sovod
Cank
America
C. G. J. B. Giliot
Atron
Det
Will Beaner
Atronpork
F. Hardy
Ate America
Devonport
Sis
Jaran
Yokohama
Euryalis
Kuper
Nagasaki
Shanghae
Hong Kong
Cormorant
Sciuda
Bath
Royal Artillery
Depdt
Warley
Aldershot
Ss B
Te Dias
Ouataam
Milton
Indl
Reader letter questions Milton education path
John Milton to the editor objects to a published oration by Hasan Jones, noting that the claim Milton progressed from St Paul’s School to Oxford is wrong. Digby, Cantab, complains the public orator wrongly attributes Milton’s education path between Cambridge and Oxford. April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Hasan Jones
John Milton
Cambridge
Oxford
Digby
Ironmasters meet in South Staffordshire amid quiet trade
The weekly meeting of ironmasters in South Staffordshire at the Exchange today saw poor attendance and little business. Causes debated include strike and lock-out driving orders abroad, high stock, and delayed consumption. Discussed new fettling material from Scotch pig iron and ilmenite ore now used by a leading Scottish firm. The Titanium Ore Company seeks broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Tarrapar
South Statefordshire
Wan
Europe
Titanium Ore Company (Limited
British Beneficents Institution Appeals for Help
A Portsmouth letter requests aid for twenty-two elderly annuitants of the British Beneficent Institution whose pensions have fallen from 30 pounds to 22 pounds 10 shillings a year. Subscriptions are scant and arrears mount as the society reports two months in arrears with annual income just over 300 pounds. Donations may be sent to 36 Moorgate Street or Coutts Bank. The rest of the notice mentions Captain Cowper Coles’s sea‑going turret ships and a wage negotiation meeting at the Bedford Hotel, outlining mixed prospects and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behail
British Beneficent Institution
Moorgate-street
E.C
Bank of Messrs. Coutts and Co
Strand
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Cowper Coles
Coles
Scorcn
Bedford Hotel
Mackenzie
Dundyvar
Messia
Wm. Durns
John Strachan
England
Tweed
Glasgow Herald
Elue Tuarnstone Murpren
George Stephen
Circuit Court of Justiciary
Aberdeen
Oxystat Patsoz
Nexsom
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William Anderson
Mesers, Kerr, Anderson,and Brodie
Bucnanan, Houtston, and Co
United Warehouse Company (Limited
Upholateyerg
Forsstreat
Advancea &O
Grek
Rupes
New Grenada
Venezuela
Produce Markets
BANE
Joove Slols
Ecasne
W. Miller
Her
the Prince and Princess OF Wales
Sporting Intelligence
Grimshaw
Esason
General Pest
Smith
Lord of
Enville
Pardue
Jack O’ Lantern
Cannonette
Jacko’ Lantern
Rubrneck
Canzonette
Broadalbane
Roomielaw
Greadalbane
Bréadalbane
Koenig
Liddington
Theae
All Scotland
Harkaway
Broeck
Fandango
Tista
A. Heathcote
Balornock
Sayers
H.bradley
Batson
Charleston
Varona
C.sessssssetucnseae
Challoner
Evelina
Nucleus
Equinox
Weaver
Trinket
Verona
Afr
Heathcote
D.M
Mr. Pardoe
Sur
Machell
Ethelbert
RLM
Lord Westmoreland
Brahms
Lambton
Christo Holle
Lipcrafisdads
Betrive
Dinne
Kangaroo
Ariel
Gladiateur
Chattanooga
Cugstee Cor
Ackworth
Victorious
Lord Zotland
Lion
Deesy
Wild Charley
Zamboasi
Grrrive
Minxraaz
L — Breadalbane
Sgat Ackworth
Moustissima Billy
Censt
Agst
Archimedes
Long-town
Taunspay Niort
Aures
Klarinska
Siberia
Balornock Deliano
Sia
Aschoam Barbarossa
Monk
Viceroy
Wanderin
King Alfred Scheldt Minstre
Catterick Bridge
Maton
Deeeds
J. Osborna
Postesy
Ms. Goodlase
Guicowar
Deptis
Vanessa
W. l’Anson
J. Osborne
Nell Digby
Lord Carell
Watson
Alice
Mr. Mackenzie
Mahnena
Singleton
Shriper
Lagat
Lirriper
Ally
Wen
Av. Leogeins
Secont
New T.Y.C
Mr. Giubelei
Proserpine
Marsyas —Triangle
J. Osborn
T. S. Dawson
Belmont
T. Craggs
Edith of Lorn
Miss Haworth
Pehanets
Jersbel
Dawson
Pial Cronstadt
Sitogatawe
Tlers
Vrands
Mr. Brannan
Mountain Deer—Rilk
Imaore
Ceeresere Sexisaasabes Dunbar
King Charming
Doyle
Yat Olbino
Carroll
Bowett
Theobalda
J. C. Watson
Henrietta
Dixon
W. Panson
J. Snowdin
Winteringham
Sweets
Jeasle
Clarkson
Goodlass
Ameer
Zenobia
CG. Vyner
H. Ve Wilkingon
Agat Mustaine
Naval and Military Intelligence
Naval Apportugsts
Henry K. Kitchen
Serpent
South Staffordshire Iron Tradk
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