Money Market and City Intelligence Update
English stock prices faded towards the close as bullion withdrawals surged. Consols slid to 92.5 for money and 92 for account amid demand for foreign securities especially Spanish Passives. Reports note limited bank applications, rising money demand, and continued keen activity in Spanish Passives and Turkish Consolilés with assorted bond yields and a mixed railway market.
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Sanunpay
Erexinc
Metropolitan
Alexandria
India
China
Portland
New York
Ocean Marine Insurance Company
National Discount Company
Madrid
Paris
O'Donnell
Spain
Conpolidés
New Grenada
Venezuela
States
Virginia
Atlantic and Great Western
Pennsylvania
Erie
Liverpool
Alliance Bank
London
Imperial Bank
Bank of British Columbia
Partandard of Africa
British and American Exchange Bank
Bank of Wales
Anglo-Portuguese Bank
Thames and Mersey Marine
Universal
Mercantile Fire
Commercial Union Parrot Prew
British and Foreign Marine
Empire Insurance
Cape Copper
Anglo-Parisian Brewery
City of London
Cannes Hotel
Ramsay Lead Mining
Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smeltin Company
Canada
Amsterdam
Frankfort
Chatham
Dover
Great Eastern
Great Western
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Groppel
Midlands
North-Western
Caledonian
Great Northern
London and North-Western
Midland
South-Eastern
South-Western
Brighton
Tere
Cape Town and Dock
East Indian
Great Indian Peninsula
Madras
Punjaub
Grand Trunk of Canada
Bahia
San Francisco
Recife
San Paulo
West Flanders
Northern Railway
Buenos Ayre
Bose
Bank of Australasia
Bank of Egypt
London and County
Union of London
South African
Ystal Palace
Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Scottish Australian
Oriental Inland Steam
Trust and Loan Company of
Upper Canada
North British Australasian
Telegraph
New South Wales
Victoria
Stock Exchange Todlay
East Caradon
Hingston Downs
Wheal Ludcott
Monte Aureos
Port Phillip
Dun Mountain Copper
Great Northern Copper
South Aus
Shoreham, Henfield
Horsham
Waveney Valley Company
Buggay
Beccles
Great Eastern Railway
Great Eastern Company
Melbourne and Hobson’s Bay Company
Dublin
Icklow
Wexford
Looker-on attacks and pensioner force cited
In a letter signed Looker-on the anonymous attack on Sir Alexander Tulloch is defended by detailing a 20 year pensioner system of 20 000 able bodied men. It notes their deployment in 1849 Glasgow and Leicester riots, plus service in civil power, with minimal cost and long term savings. Also reports the Versailles trial of De Not and De Villemessant with libel actions and a court ruling upholding Villemessant.
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Spercent
Newbridge
Manchester
Sheffield
Lincolnshire
United Kingdom
New York
Europa
Glasgow
Hammonia
Canada
Yorkshire
Australis
Delta
Alexandria
East Indies
China
Ripon
Spain
Mining Journal
Devon Great Consolidated Mining Company
Cwm Erfin
Dyfngwm
Wheal Buller
West Wheal Jane
Bryn Gwiog
Long Rake
Millins
Coed Mawr Pool
Crookhaven
Alfred Consols
Emily Henrietta
Tolcarno
London and Northern Bank Limited
No. 6
Lothbury
Newcestle upon-Tyne
Peter Davidson
Leeds
Huddersfield
Union Bank of England and France(Limited
Bright Wool
Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co
Thomas Stanton
Porchester Square
Hyde Park
Inns of Court Hotel Company
Benjamin Ambler
T. J. Bolton
London Cab and Conveyance Company
Metropolitan Cab and Carriage Company
Portsmouth
Heather
Ellery
Egmont
Spithead
South America
Hamilton's Bank
Lloyd's
Hestheros
Compton
Southiea Beach
Alexander Tulloch
John Bull
Tina
Looker-on
Leicester
Dirrey Munorx
de Not
de Villemessant
Versailles
Duke de Gramont Caderousse
Mr. Dillon
Colonel de Nod
Dillon
Mr. de Villemessant
the Figaro
Procureur Imperial
Figaro
Duke de Gramont Caderonsse
de Roture
M. de Villemessant
M. Fl
BL. de Villemexsant
Duke de Caderousse
Colonel du Noé
Carouel
Colonel de Noé
Costa
de Noé
Viscount de Noé
de Villermessent
Pr Joneu
de Jangh
Gildea
Dr. de Jongh
Ansar
Harland and Go
Strand
London
Rowland Williams
Wilson
Oxford
England
Our Land
The Times and Crimea Kinglake Controversy Weighs In
A letter to the editor rails at Kinglake and the Times over Sebastopol coverage and Cronstadt warnings. It defends Sir Charles Napier and criticizes Delane, urging accountability for wartime missteps and the paper’s press influence.
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Crimea
Kevel
Helsingforn
Cronstadé
Portsmouth
Jess Tien
Sebastopol
Cronstadt
R. Calder
Douilas
Sir Charles
T. Derasz
Lincoln
M'Clella
Times
Chick
Sevntopol
Cronstalt
Lol Dundonald
Charl Napier
Wacksant White
Delane
Charles
Mr. Delane
Tl Times
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Emily) of Beaufort
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