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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 21, 1863

Page

1

MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE

City Evening report notes continued restricted sale at the Stock Exchange with steady but subdued activity. Consolidés and foreign securities show modest gains. South Eastern dividend news boosts railway shares. bullion, deposits, and bank reserves shift modestly, while Indian, Egyptian, and Ottoman issues remain comparatively firm amid general cautious speculation.

Stock Exchange Railway Department South-Eastern Company South-Eastern Railway Company Malta Alexandria London Sioz Indian Branch Railway Company Calcutta Oade Rohilund Venézuela United States Illinois Central New York Central International Finance General Credit London Financial Society Hudson’s Bay Egyptian Commercial and Trading Imperial Ottoman Bank Allistice Bank Liverpool Brazilian Imperial Bank Bank of British Columbia Ocean Marine Thames and Mersey Marine Universal Marine North British Mercantile Commercial Union Oriental and General Vom Moreh Jay Prem

Bank of England weekly return shows mixed shifts in deposits and securities

For the week ending the 15th Annual, public deposits fell by 371,395 to 6,125,638 while other deposits decreased 573,036 to 18,005,322. Rest and government securities rose slightly, notes in circulation increased 60,215 to 21,321,320, and bullion stock grew 40,333 to 15,031,152.

Bank of England

Great Western Railway traffic dispute and new line plans

Directors report on weekly traffic shows 53,0531 receipts from local metropolitan traffic between Jan 10 and Jun 30 with no suburban or long-distance. A dividend of 5 percent on preference shares is proposed while ordinary shareholders limited until accounts settle. New lines to Smithfield and Moorgate street progress, land purchases underway, and a dispute over share allotment with Great Western Railway affected allocations. Passenger traffic rising with 26,000 carried on a recent Monday. engines and carriages under rapid construction.

Brail Itelian Great Western Lisher Lancashire Yorkshire Caledonians London North- Western Midlands Great Northern Great Eastern Caledonian London and North- Western Midland Berwick South-Eastern Brighton South-Coast Metropolitan Bombay Baroda Great Indian Peninsula Madras Indus Steam Flotilla Cape Town Grand _Trunk of Canada Atlantic and St. Lawrence Great Western of Canada Antwerp Rotterdam Bahia San Francisco Great Luxembourg Namnur Liege Sambre Meuse San Paulo Turin Savona Bank, of Australasia Bank of London Bank of Egypt National Provincial of England Ditto New Shores Oriental Bank Union of Australia Union of London Chartered Bank of India Australia China Chartered Mercantilé of India Peninsular Oriental Steam Royal Mail Steam Crystal Palace van Diemen’s Land Berlin Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Ceylon Company National Discount General Credit and Finance Canada Mauritius New South Wales Victoria Stock’ Exchange East Caradon Cobre Copper Monte Aureos Mincing-lane Liverpool J. C. Rossiter Moorgate-street George Street Sydney Jacob Lazarus Mesars William Sheppard Ware J. Young Mesars. Coleman, Turquand, and Co W. Coventry Mark-lane H. E. Wright George Roffey Great Tower-street Berlin Waterworks Company Union Bank of Ireland Trafic Great Western Railway Company Lonz Dazlare Shacez Smithfield Farringdon Street Finsbury Kelk Moorgate Street Wood Sth Instant Great Western Company Great Northern Railway Company Myles Fenton Baker-street Portland-road Gower-street Finsbury Line London and North-Western Ant Ling

Bank of England Account for Week Ending August 19 1263

The Bank of England publishes an account under the Act for the week ending Wednesday Aug 19 1263. The report lists government debt securities gold coin and bullion silver bullion and other assets held across departments including Exchequer savings banks and commissioners of national debt. Chief Cashier M Marshall signs the statement.

M. Marshall

Naval and Military Intelligence Progress at Woolwich and Curragh

Military notices cover naval cadet nominations Powell Underwood and engineers John Shearman and John Gibson. Woolwich Arsenal Institute prizes and library growth noted. Timber stock at Woolwich Dockyard described amid reduced work and new shipping cargo. Curragh grand field day described with Lord Lieutenant inspection, detailed troop movements, and a staged action between British and enemy forces ending with a ceasefire.

Nava Powell C. Underwood Naval Proworrons John G. Shearman Ringdove John B. Gibson The Nile Royal Arsenal Mechanics’ Institution Woolwich John Anderoz Royal Gun Factories School of Science and Art South Kensington Royal Arsenal Institute E Paris Peridenl Fox Pullen Woolwich Dockyard Admiralty James F. Fitzmaurice Portsmouth Enchantress Admiralty Yacht J. FE. Pettey Spithead Plymouth Arethusa Chatham Steam Reserve Constance Gumberland

Inquest on the alleged Oldham murderer

An inquest at Kirkdale Gaol on the body of George Wright, jailed for murder in Oldham, found he killed himself in a cell after writing a forgiving note. He had argued insanity was involved. witnesses noted family history and a studious mill manager background. The verdict: death by hanging in a fit of insanity.

Kirkdale George Wright Bates Oldham Robert Stamper Johnson

Active demand prompts price rise in Liverpool market

Corrox Manset reports strong buying interest with 4d advance over yesterday. Trading shows 12 000 bales sold with 6 000 for export and speculation. Market notes varied quotes across railways and marine insurers, with several firms listed at premium or specific prices.

Corrox Manset Saare Great Eastern Railway Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire London and North-Western Eri North- Eastern Berwick South-Eastern Buffalo Lake Huron Great Luxembourg Sambre and Meus Albion Marine Company British and Foreign Marine Empire Marine Queen Insurance Company Union Marine Company

Royal display as troops march past in Dublin parade

The coment of marching past troops under his excellency with Major General Ridley and staff, the 86th Royal County Down, 12th regiment, and Lucknow heroes, drew cheers at the Curragh. Soldiers wore medals, bands played, and the scene impressed observers with discipline and polish before the return journey to Dublin.

Curragh Newbridge Althoach Kildare, &c Prince of Wales Kildare Terminus Husanré Lascelles Tascelles Miss Lascelles B. Lascelles Creyke Walter Creyke Campuis Savas Ridley Ireland Alexander Gordon Crizade Sith Sith Font Preston 11Th Hussars Key Royal Horse Artillery Philpotts Ith Royal Engineers Longden 10Th Foot 10Th Regiment Royal’ Engineer Black Asso Holly Lonzden 4Th Hussars Lucknow Bumhera Mer Black Ditch 16Th 15Th Hussars Goo Onough Royal Artillery Tbe Bripileo 4Th 86Th Royal County Down Agen Husgars Dublin Viceregal Lodge Daily Express

Visit of the Channel Fleet to the Clyde

Letters from Admiral Davies urge Glasgow and Greenock officials to ease visitor traffic for Channel Fleet in Leith and Clyde days. Regulations require steamer owners to declare operations, display flags, end return tickets, schedule shore calls, and ensure all visitors disembark by 4 p.m. to preserve order and comfort.

Glasgow Admiral Davies Edgar Kirkwall Channel Squadron Leith Road Clyde Greenock Dacres

Alfred Mellon Concerts Delights London Audiences With Classical Program

Mr Alfred Mellon outlines a weekly concert schedule with Monday to Wednesday for popular selections, Thursday for classical pieces, and Friday for sacred works. Last night featured Mendelssohn concertos and vocal solos by Mdlle Giorgi and Mr W. Weiss, praised for delicacy and expressive tone. Future programs include Rossini and Volunteer Night with Marie Patti and Carlotta Pattie among performers, amid strong attendance.

Mendelazohn Ovatur Ruy Blas Allentia M. Richard Rey Mdlle Giorgi Roamer Son Springer Grant Symphony Si Tard Avithout M. Richard Enjney Musard Timinn Par Ie Lay Fildie Weiss Secoud Maile Garlotta Pattie Mr. Mellon Prince Rossini Extraor Bary The Crystal Palace Strane Ty London

Opening of the Moor Season Delivers Rich Grouse Sport

The Aberdeen Journal notes favorable weather and strong game on opening day. Princes and lords hunt across Braemar, Mar Lodge, Glenalder Hill, and Strichen moors, with scores from dozens to over ninety brace of grouse and several stags. Deer stalking prospers at Braemar as well.

Aberdeen Journal Prince of Wales Muir of Gailashiel Marshall Glenal Later Hille Thomson Glenmnick Hills Joseph Satcliffé Morven Lodge Earl of Fifa Mar Lodge Braemar George Duff Carniovar Leyland Forbes Sir Thona Moncrieffe Bart W. Moncrieffe Astown Delnadunph Corgarff J. Brown Skellater Inverarnan Leonard Stronz Deskryshiel W. BD. Coltman T. P.” Heywoul Deeside Lodge Carlogia Moor Singson Whitehaugh J. Furies Leith Clishnadarroch Donnington Speke Peel Kirkpatrick Bogenclough Hnry Powlett Pasty Ing Culdrain Adams Grosse Hill of Kirkney Storton Stubbs Leith Hay Leith Hall Brner Whittingstall Wardhouse Garrow Henry Percy Gordon Knockenpoke Hay Brownlow Strichen Mormond East Moors Pitsligo Moors W. Milton St. Andrews Mr. R. Berry Edin Auchmedden Brown C.B Stone Hall Northumberland Dabmain Jersey Brucklaymore Moors W. D. Fordyce Brucklay Buchan Gordon Nethermair Bonnykely Knight Erskine Benachie Finzean Farguhstson Badenoch Nicolson Glenbervie Forfarshire Earl of Charles Carnegie Carnegie Barnabeth Birbeck Rottal Rawson Earl of Airlie Tyre Duckle Glenhead Mulholland Ogilvy Inthe Ausdallan Honthill Forester A. H. Daring J °. Russell Camaroon Hunt Alyth Kirriemuir Breoui

Bullock sighting dispute at Lynn and Hunstanton

A letter to the editor from a passenger recounts seeing a bullock after a disaster near Lynn. The writer accuses a correspondent signing as Stephenson's Ghost of misreporting and claims to have been shown the bullock’s tongue by Mr. Johnson of the Mermaid Tavern, stressing firsthand verification and lamenting undue excitement. August 20.

Stephenson Gust Bullock Danitbe

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