Market Turmoil Drains Gold Finances Amid Broad Slump
The stock market showed heaviness after withdrawals of gold from the Bank and signals of further advances. Prices drifted lower as concerns over India, Egypt, France, and Italy persisted. Consols and other securities moved modestly, with limited demand for money and scarce paper, while several foreign bonds and equities traded at softened levels.
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Turspay
Stock Exchange
India
Egypt
France
Turin
Italy
Paris
Nesr
Africa
Olympus
New York
Peninsula
City of
Tadian
Atlantic
Great Western
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lllinoig Central
Bank of India
East London Bank
Merchant
Alliance Bank
Mercantile Aid Exchange
Imperial Ottoman Bank
Imperial Bank
Hudson Bay
National Discount Company
Discount Corporation
Ocean Marine
Thames and Mersey Marine
Universal Marine
North British Mercantile
Commercial Union
Empire Marine
Oriental and General Marine
International Finance Association
London Finance
General Credit and Finance
National Steam Navigation
Little Kempton Steam
Muntz’s Metal
Gloucestershire Smelting Company
Kenyon Colliery
Vienna
Amsterdam
Frankfort
Berlin
Connors
British Railway and Shares Market Report Summary
The English Railway Market closed low with Caledonian and Great Western slipping while Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland edged up. Foreign and joint stock shares held steady with modest bargains. mining and colonial securities showed activity but limited. Cotton, tallow, and tea markets varied with dull Liverpool cotton and cautious prices across commodities.
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Venezuela
Tanguil
Caledonian
Great Northern
Great Western
South-Eastern
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Midland
Great Eastern
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Metropolitan
London and North-Western
Berwick
South-Western
Brighton
South Coast
Bombay and
Baroda
East Indian
Great Indian Peninsula
Great Southern of
India
Madras Railway
Scinde
Grand Trunk of Canada
Great Western of
Canada
Ditto
Cape Town and Dock Railway
West Flanders
Great Luxembourg
Northern Railway of
Buenos Ayres
Sambre and
Meuse
San Paulo
Turin
Savona
London
Westminster
Union of London
Provincial of
Ireland
Bank of Australasia
Union of Autralia
Chartered
Bank of India
Australia
China
Chartered Mercantile of India
Hindustan
Japan
Imperial Bank
Oriental Bank
Isnce Bank of London
Liverpool
Royal Mail
Peninsular and Oriental
Crystal Palace
Electric Telegraph
Anglo-Mexican Mint
Australian Agricultural
London Financial
International Finance
General Credit and Finance
Hudson's Bay
National Discount
British Indian Tea Company
Rio Janeiro
Cape of Good Hope
New South Wales
Victoria
The
Stock Exchange
East Caradon
Herod’s Foot
Tincroft
North Wheal Crofty
East Wheal Rueasell
Foreign Department
St. John del Rey
Montes Aureos
Henry E. Fox Young
Tasmania
South Australia
Edward Tootal
Weaste
Manchester
London and North-Western Railway
John Allnutt
Marklane
Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company
Hungary
Anthony Rothschild
Bart
Lamereet A. Beaumont
M.P
H. L. Bischoffsheim
Thomas Brassey
John 8
Court Circular notes royal movements at Windsor and London
The Queen accompanied by Princess Louise rode and drove on the Windsor grounds. Princess Hohenlohe attended by Hon. Horatia Stopford drove to Hampton Court. Various royals and guests visited Windsor, London and the Olympic Theatre, with sittings for portraits and royal inspections of artwork.
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Windsor Castle
Tourspar
Louie
Princess Hohenlohe
Horatia Stopford
Hampton Court
Trith
Helena
Louise
Leopold
Beatrice
William
Prussia
Prince of Wales
Henry Weigall
Wiles
Princess Helena
Larly Caroline Barrington
Ponsonby
H. F. Ponsonby
London
Olympic Theatre
Princess
Hohenlohe Langenburg
G. Kolerwein
The Prince of Wales Birthday at Sandringham
A detailed account of a Sandringham birthday celebration for the Prince of Wales. The royal party hosted children and laborers at the stables then dined, with toasts to the Queen and royal family. A ball followed with a 2-foot cake bearing A E monogram and Prince of Wales plume. The day included tree planting, gifting bouquets, and a tour of the estate church and improvements.
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Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Prince Frederick
Denmark
Prince Edward
Saxe Weimar
Frederick William
Prussia
Carmichael
Prince
Cannichsel
Prince Alfred
Princess of
Knollys
Beleviz
la Perigon
le Jambon
Sauce Madtre
Les Becosses
Les Groure
Seakale
le Nance
Entrémeta
Glace
Nime
Norwich
Ponce
Princess
Princess Frederick William
Prince Frederick of
Countes Morton
Hohenthal
Teesdale
Keppel
Mr. Meade
Ode Russell
Fisher
Prince Edward of
Saxe ‘Weimar
Lund
G. B. Moxon
Moxon
Scofeld
Dixon
Dixom
Oxford Convocation Grants Funds for Clarendon Buildings
At a Convocation in Oxford on November 10 the Vice Chancellor is authorized to pay 6020 from the University chest for the city of Oxford’s interest in the Clarendon buildings and adjoining property. Henry Blair Mayne, MLA, after oaths and fees, is restored to the Convocation register. The Junior Proctor will receive First Public Examination candidates at Christchurch on November 14 from 1 to 2 and November 16 from 1 to 3, requiring matriculation papers and signed lists of subjects.
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Oxford
City of
Clarendon
Henry Blair Mayne
Christ Church
Christchurch
Glasgow Emancipation Society seeks halt on alleged Confederate steamship
The Glasgow Emancipation Society pressed Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Karl Russell to investigate an iron screw steamer once named Canton and now Pimpero. Claimed to be built for the Confederate government to prey on Northern merchant ships, it supposedly resembled the Alabama and carried gun ports. Earl Russell replied that the matter has already attracted attention and further inquiry will be made.
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Glasgow Emancipation Society
Karl Russell
Foreign Affairs
Canton
Earl Russell
Foreign Office
E. Hasxonr
Cw, Smeal
Festa
Glasgow
Andrew Paton
Tion Society
Aid Sought for Amazon Sufferers Emigrants Fire Loss
A letter to the editor asks readers to donate to aid the emigrants from the clipper Amazon lost to fire. Funds will outfit passengers and provide immediate cash for necessities upon arrival in New York aboard the E H Taylor, which sails soon. Charles T Astley and Captain Maude solicit clothing, especially undergarments, and monetary gifts via the Sailors' Home in Whitechapel.
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Sta
Amazon
Hor
F. Maude
H.N
Onslow-Square
S.W
E. H. Taylor
Emd
Glass-house Yard
Greatorix
Dock-straet
Whitechapel
Late murder letter to the editor essay on poison cakes
A reader letter argues prussic acid killed victims in a cub killing case. It favors poison in cakes over beer, notes the younger child smelled the poison, and suggests the murderer met victims at a railway station and used a hat box to place the cakes. The letter calls for analysis of the cakes and shares theories on the sequence of deaths and a supposed reconciliation ruse. SCRUTATOR endorses examination of the baked poison.
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Sin
Royal Oak
D'ray
Probbly
Scrutator
Simple rule to curb knock-outs at sales by auction
A letter to the editor proposes clear reserve prices at estate sales and insists on using auctioneers of long standing who understand property values. It urges not allowing any lot to be given away and to fix a reserve on every lot to protect owners from undervalued sales.
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Tine
Heart of Oak
Colonial Office
Malta
Ceylon
Hong Kong
Labuan
Foot-taut
Macatin
Freemasons' Tavern
Barney
Crystal Palace
Royal Naval Schools of London
New Cross
Kensington Schoal
Kilburn
Forest
Leytonstone
Blackheath
Percival House
War Office
Azason
Vz Joxan
Lawrince
Rayal
Saxe-Cobourg
Gotha
de Tongh
Ansar, Harford, and Co
Strand
Lon On
Bovisand
Parkins
Gotto
Oxford-street
London
Tyne
Public Affairs Dialogue Endorses Non Intervention Policy
The Right Hon. C P Villiers and Mr Weguelin address a dinner in Wolverhampton honoring the retiring mayor. Villiers defends non intervention, praises the liberal constitution, and urges careful criticism to avoid provoking hostile sentiment. Weguelin echoes the remarks and cautions on speculation amid Bank of England bullion drains and rising money values.
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C. P. Villiers
M-P
MR. Weguelin
M.P
Wolverhampton
Ber Majesty
Bations
Union
Wegnelin
Villiess
Euyliol
Ethnological Society Meeting Discusses Race Mixtures and Reflections
The Ethnological Society met at St Martin's Place Trafalgar Square with President J Lubbock in the chair. Reports noted the death of vice president Beriah Bothell and the appointment of Professor Bush, while papers by J W Crawford and Simon C C Maniegar explored race mixtures from Mongolia to Pitcairn and Japan.
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St. Martin’s Place
Trafalgar Square
J. Lubbock
F.ks
Beriah Bothell
Bush
Denmark
Mfr. Craufurd
Brazil
Tenasserim
Pegu
Ranzaon
J. W. Crawford
Eastern Asia
China
Italy
Persia
Hannibal
Alexander
India
Tru
Japan
Formosa
New Zealand
Malay Peninsula
Philippines
Oceanic
Elue
Pitcairn Island
Norfolk Island
Pitcairn
Taland
Mr. Crawford
Banks
Simon C. C. Maniegar Wis
Ceylon
Weege
Donovan
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Jena
Joan A Messenger
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Eos General of Imports
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Babingley
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Norfolk
Felix de Pursundian
England
Freeman
Creswell
Wolferton Station
Cresswell
Jauman
Earl of Dunmore
West Newton
Desingh
Perinpa
Ban
Prua Ja
Duke of Newcastle
Clamber Park
Notts
Duke
Duchess of Buckingham
Stowe House
Duckingham
Earl of Westmoreland
Curzon House
Apethorpe
Northampton
Earl
Countess of
Yarborough
Arlington-street
Henniker
Thornham Hall
Olk
Countess Howe
Folkestone
Gopzall Hall
Leicestershire
Countess of Rosebery
Louisa Primrose
Piccadilly
Wimbledon
Carlton Terrace
Hawarden Tle
Chester
Caroline Towneley
Charles-atreat
Towneley
Mia. Jones
Pantglas
Miss Jones
Garswood Park
Robert
Lady Gerard
Lord
Lady Dufferin
Clandeboye House
Belfast
Lord Chesham
Crawley
Mhow
Geo. Hervey
St. Chad's, Haggerston
St. Augustine's
Haggerston
Intelligence
Charles T. Astley
Margate
Stamford-street
Clackfriara Road
Ethnological Society