Money Market and City Intelligence in London Today
The Bank Court met with no rate change, signaling vigilance and steady demand. Reports show heavy funds early, with a later partial recovery in continental affairs, a firm silver market, and broadly steady bank and share activity, including Rosherville Hotel capital plans and Confederate stock strength.
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Stock Exchange
Rosherville
Rosherville Gardens
Lee
Venezuela
Dilesa
New Grenada
Ocean Marine Company
Thames and Mersey Marine
Universal Marine
Commercial Union
International Finance
General Credit
London Financia
Imperial Financial
General Ottoman
Anglo-Egyptian Bank
Credit Foncier
Credit
International Land Credit
Aberaman Iron Works
Maritime Credit
Natal Investment
London Engineering
European Finance
Aamsterdam
Frankfort
Berlin
Caledonian
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Great Western
Midland
Great Eastern
Great Northern
Lancashire and Yorkshire
South-Eastern
South-Western
Londonand North-Western
Scinde
Union of London
Union of Ireland
Chartered Mercantile of
Tadia
London
China
Bank of Wales
The
Midland Bank
Hamre; Fishes Limited
East Lovell
Great Laxey
Yudana- Mutans
South Australia
Dun Mountain
Liverpool
London Joint Stock Bank
European
American Finance Corporation
Bank of England
Reuter
Amaterdam
Avoust
Tllinois
Tuskiah
United States
Vienna
Stieglitz
Ditto
Freiwillige Anleihe
Hamburge
Vereins Bank
Nord Deutsche Bank
Amsterdam
Northern Railway
Credit Mobilier
Bohemian Western Railway
Lombardo
Hamburg
Pari
South Eastern railways dividend and capital questions arise
At the half yearly meeting of South Eastern directors the dividend was affirmed at 4 percent payable later this month. Discussion covered capital increases of 295000 and expenses from Egham accident. Directors praised traffic growth and fleet improvements while detailing stock replacement costs and station works. They warned of rising capital needs to expand lines and improve safety communications, with new lines and branch upgrades discussed.
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London and South-Western
Waterloo Bridge
Egham
South Western
Ben
Salisbury and Yeovil
Locomotive and Carriage Department
Beattie
Revenue
Afr. Beattie
Strapp
Mr. Serjeant Gaselee
Andover
Redbridge
Board of Trade
Johnston
St. Malo
Jersey
Guernsey
Cork
Jerney
Royal West India Mail
Southampton
Scott
Bii
Wyndham S. Portal
Jinea
Laty
Herapath
Lloyd’s
Lloyd's
Maine
Tite
Helps
Eghant
Ascot
Blocker
Otway
Eytham
Guildford
Lewisham
Olney
Guildforl
Stainea
Johnson
Hutching
Tredegar
Wharacliffe
Cardiff
Caerphilly
Aber
Glodyr
Rhymney
Wales
England
Brecon and Merthy Tydfil Junction Railway Company
Cardiff and
London and North- Western Railway Company
Taff Vale
Siatha Devon
Admiralty
Teign Valley Company
Dodidiscombaleigh
Exeter
Jenabridge
Ashburton
Buckfoatleigh
House of Lords
Teign Valley Railway
Cornwall Rilway Company
Great Western
Bristol and
South Devon
Cornwall
Cornwall Company
Cornwall Board
Dartmouth and
Torbay
Launceston and
Tavistock
Middlesex magistrates meet at Clerkenwell Sessions House
A Middlesex county meeting at the Sessions House Clerkenwell led by Mr Henry Pownall discussed deputy clerks of the peace duties. The court reviewed past practice, with Serjeant Payne urging active duty by the clerk, while others defended long standing deputy arrangements.
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Middlesex
Sessions House
Clerkenwell
Henry Pownall
Lord Enfield
B. J. Armstrong
Kemshead
Serjeant Payne
C. White
S. H. Barwool
Morley
F. H
Glossop
Colonel Glossop
Penton
Richard Kirby
Halswell
James Bentley
Jervis
Loveland
Tenant
Parbury
Warner
Dickson
Adama
Mills
Gould
Simpson
Ralph Walters
France
Prance
Francis
Ellis
Serjeant
Payne
House OF Correction
Coldbath-Pields
Home Department
Whitehall
George Grey
Court of Quarter Sessions
Coldbathfields House
Coldbath-fields House of Correction
Westminster
House OF Detention
Watt
Committee OF Accounts and General Pcrvolf
Committee of Accounts
Questions on French heavy gun import from Elswick Works
An Englishman asks the editor about reports that France is obtaining large guns in Britain and whether Elswick Works of Sir William Armstrong are involved. He questions British supply delays for 300 and 600 pounders and suggests attention to the French dockyards and shipyards may reveal the truth.
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Barry
France
Elswick
Sir William Armstrong
London
Fatal Ratway Accident at Lewisham and Tunbridge Rail
An inquest was held yesterday at St John’s Bill on William Derrington a worker erecting a shed on the Lewisham and Tunbridge Railway. An oncoming train laden with twenty tons of sand passed over him, severing his legs and causing fatal injuries.
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St. John’s Bill
Wiliiera Derrington
Lewisham and Tunbridge Railway
Westminster Brewery Company elects director Wortley
An extraordinary meeting at Westminster Palace Hotel chaired by Mr Biddulph elected Hon J F A Wortley to fill the vacancy left by the late Fy Vrice. The directors supported the choice, and the motion was carried unanimously. Kemp urged higher director allowances at the next meeting.
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Radford and
Cambridge
London and North-Western Company
London and North- Western
Duke of Bedford
Westminster Palace
Biddulph
Fy Vrice
J. F. A. Stuart Wortley
Wortley
Rendel
Kemp
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Burton
William Henry Whitbread
Long
London and North- Western Company
Dedford and Cambridge
Euston
Bedford
London and North-Western
Bedford and Cambridge Company
Bedford and Cambridge Railway Company
London and North Western Company
Lenton and North-Western Company
Luton
Anil
Bist
London Sid North Western Uppany
Bedford and Cowridge
Mid Kent
Bromley
ST. Mary Cray
Pete
W. Dent
London, Chatham, and Dover Company
Crays Company
Auy
London, Chathaw
Dover
London, Chatham, and Dover
Allen
Carrie
Colee Child
George Woolcutt
Tredis
St. Martin-in-the-Fields
Maul
Claring-cross
Dere Park
Erith
Livinestene
Giaason
Tursley
Tuchanan
Westminster Brewery Company (Limited