Money Market and City Intelligence Update
Bank of France action expected but no change in policy. Consols and other stocks firm with modest activity. bullion withdrawals from the Bank noted amid anticipated export pressures. Indian, Mexican, and American securities show mixed results. South Eastern shares rise, Turkish and Greek bonds steady. London railways strengthen, Canadian and Indian lines lead gains. Empire Marine Insurance prospectus issued with initial 20,000 shares.
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Taurspaxy
Council
Bank of France
Inectisz
Paris
Australis
America
Stock Exchange
London
Chatham
Dover Stock
New Grenada
Venezuela
Gofand
United States
Virginia
Atlantic
Great Western
New York
Ilinois Central
Michigan Central
Secreeary
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company
Alliance Bank
Liverpool
London and Brazilian Bank
Im ¥ Bank
Bank of British Columbia
Standard of Africa
British and American Exchange Bank Corporation
Continental Bank Corporation
Bank of Wales
Anglo-Portuguese Bank
Ocean Marine Shores
Thames and Mersey
Universal Marine, Iftoldis
Mercantile Fire
Commercial Union of London
British and Foreign Marine
Cape Copper
Anglo- Parisian Brewery
Cannes Hotel Cheno
Ristol and South Wales Zinc Smompany
City of London
Thecus
Loan, Trust, and Agency Company of South Africa (Limited
Vienna
Frankfort
Berlin
Priota
Great Northern
Midlands
Great Eastern
Ciatham
Dover
Caledonian
Lancashire
Yorkshire
London and North-Western
Midland
Brighton
South-Western
Bahia
San Francisco
San Paulo
Apra
United Service
Bank of Australasia
British North American
Bank of Egypt
London and County
London and Westminster
Ottoman Bank
Oriental Bank
Union of Australia
Union of London
Royal Mail
Crystal Palace
Anglo-Mexican Mint
Peninsular and Oriental Steam
National Discount Company
Canada
New South Wales
Nova Scotia
Victoria
Clifford Amalgamated
Devon Great Consols
East Caradon
East Wheal Russell
Stray Park
Wheal Trelawney
Wheal Ludcott
East del Rey
Fortuna
United Mexican
Yudanamutana
Monte Aureos
Santa Barbara
Mariquita
Empire Marine Insurance Company
Atlantic Telegraphy
International Ocean Telegraph Company
Stuart Wortley
Wortley
Edwards and CO
Delahay-street
Westminster
S.W
New Zealand Trust and Loan Company
Cape Mining Company
Cape Copper Mining Company
Neilgherry
Charles Wood
Madras
George Payne Kitson
Messrs. Guest and Co
Anglo Parisian Brewery Company (Limited
Bank of Wales to be presented to public soon
The Bank of England weekly return for the week ending January 21 shows Public Deposits at 4,905,798 with a rise of 685,525 from the prior week. Other Deposits total 14,993,225, down 1 from the previous period, while Government Securities stand at 10,755,148, decreasing by 135,200. Notes in circulation amount to 20,172,010, down 114,795, and bullion in both departments is 13,855,849, also down 114,795.
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Bank of Wales
Bank of England
Tiosar
Railway Intelligence reports half yearly accounts and expansion
London Brighton and South Coast directors publish the half year results with capital totals, debt, and reduced interest. They note increased revenue led by coaching traffic and suburban trade, highlight new lines to Shoreham Henfield and Horsham, Croydon Balham completion, and plans for South London routes and river Thames bridge needs. A 6 percent dividend is proposed for 1862 with directors up for rotation.
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London
Brighton
South Coast
Victoria Station
Shoreham, Henneld
Horsham
Shoreham
Henfield
Hannow
Croydon
Balham
London Bridge
Thames
Battersea
West London
Kensington
Amersmith Road
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway
North London
Pulborough
Ford
Littlehampton
Portsmouth
Dockyard
Bognor
Arundel
Chichester
Havant
Blackfriars Road
Newhaven
Dieppe
France
South London
Streatham
Mitcham
Sutton
Tooting
Barrington-road
Stewart's-lane
Jiament
London, Chatham, and Dover
Metropolitan
Beckenham
Lewes
Rottingdean
William Coningham Esq
Peter Northall Lanne
John C. Fitzmaurice
Sainsbury's Calendar of State Papers East Indies and Japan 1673 1616
Review of W Noel Sainsbury's edited calendar of State Papers from the Public Record Office British Museum and India Office detailing early English voyages to India Cathay and Japan. Highlights include the East India Company minutes and Martin Frobisher's North West Passage ventures with Lok. Notes on the introductions and value for English maritime history.
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East Indies
China
Japan
W. Noel Sainsbury
London
Longman and Co
Public Record Office
British Museum
India Office
Northwest
India
Cathay
Statf For
The
East India Company
Elizabeth
Spain
England
Persia
Robinson Crusoe
Sainsbury
Raleigh
Drake
Hawkins
Frobisher
Gilbert
Martin Frobisher
Michael Lok
Lok
William Lok
Henry VIII
Flanders
France
Michael
Christendom
Levant
Muscovy Company
Fleet-street
Willow Hangock
Mark-lane
North-west Passage
Lord Burghley
Humphrey Gilbert
Enaster
Wm. Borough
Mariner
Dee
Hall
Hogan
Borough
Marshal Canrobert Weds Miss Macdonald in Paris
The marriage of Marshal Canrobert to Miss Macdonald of Windsor was held at the Senate chapel in Paris on Tuesday last in the Roman Catholic rite. Due to a recent bereavement in the bride’s family only close friends attended. Witnesses for the Marshal included Count Rawdon War Minister M Rivet and Alfred de Marhot. For Miss Macdonald the witnesses were Lord Cowley the Duc de Tarente and Sir James Boat Accident of THE Mersey.
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Tue Manriace
Marsza Canrobert
Marshal Canrobert
Miss Macdonald
Windsor
Senate
Paris
Count Rawdon
M. Rivet
M. Alfred de Marhot
Lord Cowley
Neil
Collins
Liverpoo Mercury
Naval and Military Intelligence notice
Promotions and appointments across ships and stations. Details include Lieutenant Charles J. Ballows and W G Scholefield assignments, officers promoted or posted to ships like Buzzard Alecto and Osprey, and dispatches on repairs at Woolwich. Also notes on engine and ordnance work, and Royal Engineers postings from Chatham to Portsmouth Weymouth Aldershot and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Ballows
Azareutenants
Ne. Four
B . Baker
Alocte di Dy
W. G. Scholefield
Triton
Royster Wiliam HB Aroma
A. Aire
Bieohsim
Mtague
Tif
Cietowa A. Saree
Buzzard
Egineer
Francis C. Alton Indus
Iecte
Devonport
Phenix
Acre
Aigle
Raleigh
America
Video
Pacific
Neptune
Portsmouth
West India
Arg
Mediterranean
Alecto
Woolwich
C. Vi Ross
G. M. Blyth
Wi Edney
R. C. Webb
West Caty
Africa
Archer
Admiralty
Osprey
Hobson
China
Woylwich Harbour
Bray
Messrs. J. Brown
Royal Engineer
Establishie x Chatham
Secontain
E. Harding Steward
Covair
Richard Harrison
Ondnance Department
Tim Joseph Willans
Pern C. Smith
Weymouth
Henry Cautley
Archibald L. Buckle
Ordnance Deatment
Aldershot
East Devonshire
William P. Radcliffe
Prymouth
India
Chatham
Hare
THE GALES SEND SHAPE OF NORWICH LIFE BOAT NEWS
Cromer secretary Henry Samford reports Cromer lifeboat not required in recent gale as vessel storms pass. In Liverpool gale news, the Permelis Fort founder off Carnarvon with captain and crew lost. ship Spinner wrecked near Formby with two rescued by lifeboat. Weather now calm and sunny.
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Cromer
Norwich
Trumspar
Noox
Dy Electric and International Telegraph
Henry Samford
National Life-boat Institution
Liverpool
Trerstar
Carnarven
Permielia Flood
New Orleans
Permelis Ft
Charleston
Queenstown
Naval Strets Ec
Mesars
HS Pownell
Anderson
Carnarvon
Watson
la Grande
Cuba
Formby
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