Money Market and Bank Rates Hold After Paris News
Bank directors meet without changing discount rates as Paris reports Bank of France lowering terms to five per cent. Markets show cautious activity with firmer late in day on France move. Consols and short dated bills trade tighter with steady demand at the Bank. Ample reserves, rising deposits, and anticipation of further banking consolidations temper mood amid light stock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocospay
Paris
Bank of Frances
Bank of England
Bank of France
Department For Miscellaneous Staves
S&b
The
Stock Exchange
India
China
Liverpool
Louis
New
Grenada
Venezuela
Leaviary
Virginia
United States
Atlantic
Great Western
New York
Hni
Quiotat Sth
Quean Marine Company
Jasit Market Ui
Thames and Mersey Marins
Pram
Universal
Commercial Union
Preim
International Finance
General Credit
Uf Twsiprem
Lonnon Vinaney
Imperial Mercantile
Sf Te Wem
Gene Ottoman Society
Tod Prem
I and Credit
Ubilier
Hudson's Bay
Egyption Trading
Atlantic and Great Water
Imperial Mexican Railway
Alliance Bank
Shaws
Hank of
British Columbia
Torem
Consolidated Bank
Ota Tores
Sinan Jiscooner
Delhi
East London Bank
Discount Corporation
National
Vienna
Amsterdam
Stexdiucsa
Frankfort
Financial Market Snapshot of Bonds and Exchange Rates
A dense list of bonds and loans with prices and exchanges on London and Vienna markets. Includes Five per Cent Metalliques, National Loan and Austrian Lottery Loans, United States Bonds 5-20s, Mexican and Spanish tres per cents, and numerous railway shares. Floating figures show daily exchange values and foreign turn rates as of December 7, with mention of Hampuren and Lemberg-Czernowitz lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forren
Venezuela
Exeutsa Raiway
Caledonian
Great Western
Midlands
Metropolitan
London
North
Midland
South-Western
Pluckwall
Brighton and
South Coast
United States
Vienna
F Brein
Hampuren
Iituasian
Ditto
Vereins Bank
Nord Deutsche Bank
JOH
Amsterdam
Credit
Mobilier
Lemberg
Paris
Mining Intelligence finds mixed copper ore shares steady to weaker
In Dec 8 mining notes, Cornish shares show some firmness in Grambler St Aubyn and nearby mines while East Russell West Chiverton and others slip. Copper ore prices rise 10s with brokers listing prices across Camborne Vean to Wheal Seton and others. A North Tresker meeting records 103 pounds in favor of adventurers. Captain Pascoe reports on Great Wheal Vor with detailed lodes at multiple levels, noting tin riches and project potential, and expects several months to extend access and boost returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grambler
St. Aubyn
North Toskear
Great Wheal Var
Wheal Crebor
North Shepherd
East Russell
West Chiverton
Great Wheal Vor
Hatlenbeagle
Hingston Down
Lady Bertha
Morke Valley
Nanpiles
New Bireh Tor
New Marsha
North Pool
North Koskear
South Condurrow
South Gorland
South Lowell
South St. Ives
St. Day United
West Caradon
Weat Grylls
Wheal Basset
Wheal Chiverton
Wheal
Wheal Grenville
Wheal Kitty
St. Agnes
Wheal Seton
Stock Exchange
East Basset
East Wheal Grenville
North Dowes
West Cliverton
Cawnsorxe
Great Wheat Vor
Pascoe
South Frances
Ivey
Chisendis
Jevel
Ivey's Wharf
Teey
Risa
Sam
Willitan Pascor
Market Report shows dull while prices drift lower
Dec 8 market notes widespread dullness across departments with prices easing. Cotton and rice trade weak, cocoa and oils slow with limited activity at auction as buyers hold firm. plantation crops and staples show modest declines amid subdued demand.
Unclear fragmentary notice from Caystan Palace event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a directed program and tickets, with references to a spring display, faculty recommendations, and potential updates. readable portions are insufficient to identify names, dates, or a clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caystan Palace
Harry Hill
Sherman’s Expedition Into Georgia Explained
The article outlines General Sherman’s 50,000 strong march from Atlanta into central Georgia on November 12. It details the split wings toward Macon and Augusta, the logistical strain, foraging challenges, and orders affecting private property as Savannah, Macon, and Augusta become strategic focal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Atlanta
Georgia
Saeruan
Suen May
South
Tennessee
Mississippi
Tuowas
Gitte
Suzxman
Macon
Augusta
Savannah River
South Carolina
Savannah
Charleston
Suraway
SiErzan
En Smasse
Rosda
Sienrman
Gordon
Milledgeville
Suernin
Sueritan
Mazon
England
Suerman
Sussman
Sincaman
Angnata
Ausuusta
Deaufort
Stremaray
Time Will Show The South's Hard Days Ahead
The text notes looming difficulties in the country due to hostility, shortages of food and ammunition, and the sudden appearance of a veteran army under Beaurecairn or Lonestreet near Suennan. It suggests Suennan may rue leaving Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaurecairn
Lonestreet
Suennan
Atlanta
Sporting Intelligence. Tattersall's Toorspar Derby Drift
Not more than a dozen members visited the subscription room this afternoon and business was nearly inactive. An attempted speculation on the Derby drew 1000 to 70 four times for Chattanooga, indicating the issue with Mr. Naylors horse was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Chattanooga
Mr. Naylor
Lord Carlisle's Academic Honours Emphasized
A letter to the editor argues that Lord Carlisle’s academic achievements have been overlooked in notices of eminent men. The writer notes the Duke of Newcastle’s high standing and claims Lord Carlisle, under the name Mr. Howard, earned university prizes and top class honors, asserting such merit surpasses mere birthright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smm
Duke of Newcastle
Earl of Lincoln
Auman
Lord Carlisle
Young
Mr. Howard
Lord Morpeth
Newdrgate
Constantinople Hotel Company Questions Settlement Logic
Letter to editors raises concerns about a stock exchange settlement for the Constantinople Hotel Company. The writer asks why a settlement was not requested earlier, whether allotted shares were fully taken up, and if the director allotment meets rules. He questions names on the prospectus, calls for a shareholders meeting, and notes ties to related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Constantinople
Cannes
Nice
Littlehampton Stearn Company
Fire prevention proposal for warehouse fires at Cotton's Wharf
Eugene A. De Lancey proposes new fire control ideas for large warehouses noting the dangers of storing inflammable materials like jute and cotton. He criticizes water alone for fighting fires, mentions early extinguishing concepts such as fire annihilators and carbonic acid systems, and suggests a sulphurous acid based device to flood a burning building. He urges merchants to adopt safer ignition controls and warns of the role of matches in warehouse fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockheld
Cook and Sons
St. Paul's Churchyard
Cotton’s Wharf
Phillips
Lucifer
Bryant
May’s
Eugene A. DE Lancey
Norfolk Square
Hyde Park
Corton Marken Reports Flat Market With Irregular Prices
Liverpool trading notes show a flat market with irregular price levels for BOUO sales, including exports and speculation. Share values list various banks and railway stocks with mixed premiums and discounts, indicating cautious activity and diverse demand across major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corton Marken
Great Western Railway
West Midland
Oxford
Lancashire and Yorkshire
London and North-Western
Midland
South-Eastern
West Hartlepont
Bank of England AccounT Act 1864 Notes and Debts Summary
A fragmentary 1864 Bank of England notice lists issued notes and government securities with large totals. It mentions government debt, gold and silver holdings, and department figures, alongside garbled commentary on population and enemy status, ending in unclear reflections. Entities include the Bank, government securities, and referenced monetary amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Pictures of English Life as Original Studies review
A Christmas book spotlight praises Pictures of English Life as Original Studies by Barnes and Winperis for eight illustrations, fine engraving, and descriptive poems. Also highlighted are What Men have Said About Women, Lays of the Pious Minstrels, Littlehope Hall, Ballantyne titles, The White Wife stories, and other children and religious works from Sampson Low and others, noting bindings, illustrations, and moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Barnes
Jace Donatha Hill
Chay
Thomas Kennedy
Henry
Southgate
Southgate and Barreth
Nurthiorg
Boulston
Ad Wright
Henry Wright
Tittle Cirlsiz
Littlehope Hall
Henrietta Lushingten
Smith, Elder, and Co
R. M. Ballantyne
Routledges
Airey
Sampson Low
Son
Marston
Superna
Ural
Cuthbert Bede
Cantire
Authrety
Hadiey
Sir Lascelles Wraxall
Ot Mturston
England
Lascellis Wraxall
Thomas Hood
Carrie
Patdie
Darton
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Barriisu
Bombay and
Baroda
Eastern Bengal
East Indian
Great Indian Peninsula
Madras
Seinde Railway
Punjaub
Great Western _of Canada
Agra’and
Masterman’s Bank
Bank of Egypt
City Bank
Bank’ of
Hindustan
Japan
London and Brazilian
London and County
London Jointstock
London and Westminster
the Oriental Bank
Union of Ireland
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Union of Australia
Bank of Australasia
South African
London and South-Western
Bank of Wales
British Mining
East Bassett
West Chivarton
East Grenville
East Wheal Russell
Grenville
North Downs
Cobre
Port Phillip
Mincing Lane
London Anl General Water Purifying Company
Iui
FL Hi
Daneckell
A. J. Hassall
M.D
Naval
Merchant Service
Messrs
Diraut
Dutthia
Bengal
Mfr
Reuter
Ura
Kitta
Ceuta
Whcat
Gate
L. Ryu
R. A
A. i. de
EIS Reese
Mining Intelligence
Susan
Incs
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ceslon
Augzion
Businese
Otis
Sporting Intelligence
Constantinople Hotel Company
Statixmen
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