Markets Rally Amid Broad Bullish Sentiment In London
The City’s markets rose on favorable weather, strong bullion inflows from Australia and America, and active arbitrage between London and Paris. Consols and foreign stocks advanced while bank shares and financials gained. railway shares softened after ex dividend disclosures as discounts and liquidity tightened.
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Australia
America
London
Paris
Lsst
Liverpool
Manchester
Royal West India Mail
Seine
Great Western
Midland and South Wales Railways
Venezuela
New Granada
United States
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Illinois Central
New York Central
International Finance
General Credit
London Financial Society
Hudson’s Bay Company
Todis
Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company
Imperial Ottoman Banks
Alliance Bank
London and
Brazilian Bank
Chartered of
British Columbia
Imperial Bank of London
Prem
Ocean Marine
Thames and Mersey, Marine
Universal Marine
North British Mercantile Fire
Commercial Union
Oriental and General
Amsterdam
Berlin
Consola
Sardinia
YUDANAMUTANA Mining Company meeting disclosed finances
The Yudanamutana Mining Company of South Australia held a London Tavern meeting on the 21st to answer public claims. A speaker challenged the chairman’s cash balance of 26,254 12s 9d, detailing assets, liabilities, unpaid calls, and projected ore shipments. he warned that available cash would soon be absorbed by ongoing costs, threatening a deficit and delaying shipments to England.
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London
Martin
Salmon
Hill
Consola
Ays
Tue
England
Bir
Windsor Castle Winter Closure Notice and Royal Appointments
The London Gazette reports Windsor Castle closing from September 11 to September 12 for regu lations. Crown Order announces parliamentary appointments including Sir William Augustus Kaser, Bart., replacing the late Leriah Bobfield. Military promotions list officers for the Coldstream Guards and related units, with numerous resignations and new commissions.
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Lord Chamberlain
Orrick
Windsor Castle
L'Arliament
Liallow
William Augustus Kaser
Leriah Bobfield
Wak
Codetream Guards
Guam
G.cb
13Th Foot
G.C
Coldstream Guards
Lorgos Lireutesant
Ienamee
Lord Santys
A. Ff. Royils
Henrirorpsinhe
Ith
R. V. Gas
FP. Eckley, Esq
Sunorsaine
É6th
R. V
S. W. Crookes
Cursaine
Royal Cheshire Militia
Stuart
R. V.cs
G. If. Vansistart
Wetherél
Kalil VC
Peemands
Fremantle
Monmovtusnme
TL V.W
Winperis
W. Briggs
Iith
Vica
Earl of
Poe. Shripp
Victoria
Caplan EK
St. Prancy
Middlesex BR. Y. C
Wf. Harrington
Bart
Chiesman and Butehur
Brighton
Ebban Paalers
W. Locke
Regent-street
Crawshaw and Urey
Sherfield
Lancashire
Leaamont and Co
Almomsbury
Beaumont and Liversridge
W. Gregory
Clement’s Inn
Leyland and Rowiland
Liverpool
Buillery
J. Lockwood
Poultry
W. Jones
Amershat
Jd. Surman
Southampton
Cooper
J. Jaqueniot
Merch
G. Wild
Hayes
Micileses
Baker
Curtis
Assembly-row
Milutend
Norwich
Corn Merch
Gammon
Skirmitt
Bucks
Thrasher
Edwards
Basnghaust
Storey
Haigh
Halifax
Curriers
E. Storey
Currier
Carrick’s
Lewis
Thompson
Anstiles Xenos
Uhrendneedle-st
John Taumes Lelfroe
Holywell-st
Westminater
Cook
Bankrupis
London
John Tattersall
Queen St
Edgware Rd
William LA
Weeks
Rober Gordon Latham
New Maldon
Surrey
W. P. Miller
Winchester
William Aspinwall
Gravenor St
Wanderson
York-st. Covent-garden
York-st. Covent-garden, Fruit Gulesman, Sept. 15, WF. Hammond
Carey-st. Lincoln’s-inn
Long
F. W. Ralfe
Mincing-lane
Colonial
U. P. M'Kay
de Beauvoirrd
Kingsland
Uplolsterer’s
Coteb Walker
Spring-st. Hyde Park
Thomas South
Talboth
Notting-hill
John Stanley
High-st. Wapping
John Lacy
Grove-ter
Lisson-grove
F. Bull
Barton-under-Needwood
Staffordshire
Samuel Baller
Worcester
W. Hague
Birmingham
John Wilkinson
George Barrett
Electro Plater
William Bayliss
Hereford
Henry James King
Swansea
Man Milliner
Stephen Towan
Plymouth
Carrier
Joseph Adamson
Wakefield
Lane Ingham
Elton
Sheshire
John Carter
Victualler
Thomas William Keatts
Thomas Henry Manton
William Lea
Mockley
Warwickshire
Thomas Elton
F J. Street
William James Kain
William Morgan
Thomas Pearce
Wogan
Cornwall
William Timmins
Kinswinford
R. Williams
Kingswinford
West Midland Railway Company
George Williams
George Cook
Chorley
Draper
William Courtney
Woodbury
Devon
Joseph Cross
Bilston
Edward Caine
Wolverhampton
Wheelwright
John Jackson
Willenhall
Keysmith
Frances Coulton
Lincoln, Victualler
David Bogers
Boston
Win. Rhodes
Hunslet
Leeds
Robert Rook
Little Ogilvie
Workington
Isaac Peascodt
Wendy
F. D. Barfoot
Newport
Monmouthshire
J. W. Whitfield
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Robert Thompson
Whitehaven
Booth and
T. Wrigley
Harstfield
Yorkshire
Southwell Couttal
Scarborough
Christopher Warwick
William Bird
Bunton
Norfolk
Walter Wilkins
Eastbourne
Sussex
William Field
Hastings
William H. Niebour
Andrew William Barr
A - J. Goldsmith
Fleching
Mary Mills
Newchurch
Rossendale
Inn Kkeeper
J. Ss. Vickers
Beverley
Grocer
Autchinson
Evesham
Tinman
Whitchurch
Cardiff
Beerseer
Bugs
Cogan Till
Glamorganshire
Drayer
Carliff
Canvas Maurf
E.R Yckshire
Haberdasher
Scotchie
Robert Geekie Dunn
Alexander Dunn
Muiravonside
Stirlingshire
Glasgow
Golden Lion
Stirling
James Ni Bot
Paculty Hall
Shareholder Letter Questions Martin's Mine Claims
A Blackheath shareholder letter questions the mine's reported profits and ore estimates. It cites a 6460 deficit, warns of dividends that may exhaust capital, and criticizes Mr Martin for prior sales and management. The writer urges caution to investors amid petitions for road and well work and looming smelting costs.
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Martin
Ime
J. R. Harris
Blackheath
The One Arm y The One Leg in Cricket Match at Kennington
A burlesque cricket game resumed at the Surrey ground Kennington Oval. The One Arm led by 93 four before the second innings, with about 3009 spectators enjoying the playful contest. The One Leg chased 94 in their second turn and One Arm failed to reach, leaving One Sex victorious amid amused crowd.
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Tventy
Barber
T. Sinnermot Asthore
Taylor
Cutaway
Confessor
Dermot Asthore
Wildman
Edward
Reiders
Wiktman
Edward the Confessor
Dermot Astaore
Leisure
Queen of Trumps
Drumshead
Stewarda
I Lord Coventry
Lecompte
Alice Carnenl
Gours
King
Wallace
Cece
Woodhouse
T. Hunt
Marquis of Anglesey
Stagg
Mr. Martin
Tomlinson
Charming Woman
Cadean
Cattéau
Gulden
Golden Drop
Umpire
Gallen
Lord Coventry
Mr. Goohiss
Guicowar
Pretty Girl
Pretty Girl, Ef Ib: : 3 - 1 . Stags Lord Uxbridge’s Edward the Confessor
A. Woolhouse
Anson Pate
Hauilicap
Captain Christie
Miss Julia
Harkaway
Maria Day
Fordham
Lord Uxbridge
Keane
A. Woorhouse
Sir Watkin
Britton
Mr. Eskrett
T. T. Drake
Gemma di Vergy
Eugene
Tonslinson
Mugene Rily
Laphary
Lady Bountiful
Surrey
Kennington Oval
Armel
Schual
Twenty Hours With the Pugilists at Wiltshire Kent Fight
A detailed, critical account of Jem Mace vs Jos Goss prize fight efforts starting near Paddington, proceeding to a field in Wiltshire and ending near Long Beach Tavern in Kent. The piece describe crowds, police clashes, transport chaos, and the bout's dubious quality with Mace finally victorious after an oft dodging display. It notes social shifts away from prize fighting and laments its turbulent organization. The report also mentions related public figure concerns and a local murder in a separate note.
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Jem Mace
Jos Goga
Scotland-yard
P. Tt
Bar-Parlour
Paddington
Great Western Railway
London
Padlington
Donnybrook
W. Bassett
Gsad
P. St
P.R
M.P
Cristel Butcher
Birminhan
Mace
Goss
Byron
Santuinary
Didcot
Swindon
Wootton Bassett
Maco
Maca
Goss Dodgers
Shirker
Inngel
Feintel
Delives
Sitver
Rng
Whenes
Rowshs
Parfleet
Fenchurch Street
Tilbury
Fenchurch-streat
Pursest
Essex
Kent Constabulary
Long Beach Tavern
Wootton Dassett
Maz
Els
Cass
Jince
Tims
Inter
Mave
Wiltshire
Kent
Daniel O'Connell
Ryall
Wapproyttal
Heenan
Kins
Allie
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International Financial
National Discount
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New South Wales
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Clifford Awal
East Caradou
Wheal Ludcott
Cobre
Mincing Lane
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Long and Ralfe
Robert Thomas Willace
Ralfe
Sitag
Lose
Ratfe
River Plate
Buenos Ayres
Flores
Uruguay
South America
Argentine Republic
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Yudanamutana “Mining Company OF South Australia (Limited
London Gazette
Congress of German Jurisconsults
Mentz
M. Fries
Weisar
Caystat Palace
Dunspay
Sert
Admirsiona
Devon and Exeter
TeLeararn
Ellison
Heber
Surplice
Adama
Icarus
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Biutchellur
Lady di Vergy
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Agnile
Lydston Newman
Lonp-garox
Dowling
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Kennett
Cannen
Starkey
S.adams
Jorrock
R. Sones
Son Princess Vorysal
Dagst Kennett
Lagstang Othir
Seenms
Mr Brayley
Guy’s Brown
Betty
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Gay Lass
Seohell
General Holloway
Holloway
Grayley
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Ray Mitcheton
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Pearson
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Mr. Brayley
Dictator
Loup-gafou
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Stockwell
Lady Evelyn
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Clown
Donne Catne
Doncaster
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King of Italy
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Odine
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Wild Duck
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Garibaldi
Roman Bea
David Ann
Maurice
Leo
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Cari Holden
Thorne
T. Lane
Holden W. Sray
Holden
J. Woolston
Hollen J. Besley
Thorne H. Wiltshire
TH. Alban
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J. Croom
Halden
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J. Kent
Nofow
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Stone
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J. Thorne
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Reese
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Daesey R. Thacker
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W. Marshall
Johnson
Brownies
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J. Stone
Aeteepee
J. Douglas
Nat
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