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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 02, 1863

Page

1

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.

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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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.

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.

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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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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