Bankrupts and dividends in the United Kingdom
An 1840s insolvency list covers Prasycoon JoAn Gale Sheffield draper with August 7 and September 7 dates, Homan Benjamin builder Westbourne London, Legon Edward Haberdashers street Hoxton brewer with August 15 and September 5, and Hannah John Huddersfield cloth dresser with August 16 and September 13. Dividends list various creditors including C Gough Altrincham ironmonger. Longbotton and R Bentley Rochdale wool merchants. J and H Reay Mark Jane wine merchants. W Gibbs Oxford grocer. J Slaney Hackney cabinetmaker. T Wright Newcastle ship broker. T Fox West Cornforth colliery owner. J Clementeon Whittenaven tobacconist. G Watson Sunderland grocer. T Wright Derby cheese factor. Also notes about annulling bankruptcy for Ripitzk William and certified marriage venue Wesleyan Chapel Wantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prasycoon
Joan Gale
Gale Peasegood
Sheffield
Draper
Jones
Sise Lane
Newton
Charles
Donyfield Mills
Surman
Lincoln’s-inn
Legon
Edward
Haberdashers’-street
Hoxtop
Lloyd
Milk Street
Cheapside
Hannah
John
Hudderafield
Booth
Leeds
Appleby
Shincliffe Mill
Durham
Crosby and Compton
Churchcourt
Old Jewry
Mr. Hoyle
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
M‘donald
Dunfermline
C. Gough
Altrincham
Cheshire
Mr. Graham
Coleman-street
J. Slaney
Wellington-place
Hackney
Skinner-street
Bishopegate
T. Wright
Market Report from Smithfield Butchers August Market
The Smithfield market reports extensive foreign beasts and sheep on sale with middling quality. Beef trade inactive due to warm weather, with best Scots at 3s 8d to 3s 10d per 8lb. Bullocks from various counties, 1,000 Scots and shorthorns from Norfolk to Cambridgeshire and 400 Herefords from England. Sheep numbers rise but mutton value falls about 2d per 8lb. prime old Downs 3s 10d to 4s per sheep. Down lambs scarce at full prices. Calyapghe supply good with moderate demand. other prices noted for offal and pork products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Norfolk
Suffolk
Essex
Cambridgeshire
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
England
Hunts
Devons
Ted
Fon Secveneurs
Mark Lane
Y.C
Rusoe
Our Co
London
C . Fseex
Dantz
Kent
Anhalt
Pomeranian
Yorksh
Rostock
Olstein
Friesland
Petersburgh
Archoo
Cardiff
Devon
Somerangel
Riga
Newport
Polis Odessa
Marianoli & Berne
Qeenecvestaeen
Bootc
Brabant
Forge
Pig
Perton
Secvesaoce
Ee Balonica
Svesesaneees
Ieee
Wismar & Rostock
Ee Board
Sssvccovecsee
East Friesland
Stirling’s
Conscnetvncoraeee
Csessscceee
Wales
York
Straita
Perbox
Groningen
Bremen
Friesae
Carraway Seed
Petersburg
U.S
Provisions and trade reports from London market
Irish butter demand steady with slight price lift for Foreign and better quality. English butter prices firm with fresh lot dearer. Bread, hops, wool, seeds, and tallow markets show limited activity and varied price shifts as stock levels remain tight. London imports from Germany Mogadore Port Phillip and South Australia smaller, with prices mostly steady or softer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Mogadore
Port Phillip
South Australia
Livertoon
Holland
Commodity prices and hides market listings in London
Linseed and rapeseed prices shown per cwt and per ton with varied rates from 33s 0d to 42 pounds. Hides at Leadenhall are quoted by weight bands from 56 to 112 pounds with pence per pound, calfskins and horse hides listed with per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipoli
South Bea
Coal Market Prices and Fresh Arrivals Report
On Monday July 29, Stewart's 16s 6d Braddyll's 15s 9d Hetton's 16s 3d Kelloe 152 Richmond 14s 6d 8 Durham 143 Eden 14s 9d Wylam 13s 6d Fresh arrivals 52 left from last day 14 Total 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s
Braddyll’s
Hetton's
Kelloe
Richmond
Durham
Eden
Wylam
Colonial Markets Tuesday Evening Report
The colonial markets opened firm with heavy trading at last week’s prices. West India birds and Mauritius bags sold freely, Porto Rico offerings mostly bought in, refined sugars firm with rare low lumps, and various teas and spices showing steady or high activity amid strong demand and limited supply in several goods. Government contract noted for 100000 gallons in mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West India
Mauritius
Bengal
Madras
Porto Rico
Ceylon
Tza
Congou
Young Hyson
Cortex
Penang
Gambier
Cured Without a Truss Barker’s Remedy Advertised
An 19th century advertisement claims J De Barker’s Remedy cures single and double ruptures for all ages with no truss. It offers home treatment by Dr Alfred Barker at 48 Liverpool Street, London, with testimonials and a warning to beware imitators and multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Barker
Alfred Banger
Liverspool-street
Ios Cross
London
General Post Office
BaBksh
Barker
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the Gazette
William LV
Wesleyan Chapel
Wantage
Berkshire
Ripitzk
William
Cowlersley
Yorkshire
Public Works
Guirrirsa
Joan
Strand
Linendraper
Depree
Lawrence-Jane
Dongland-mille
Kesex
Miller
M‘leod
Brenning
London-street
Fenchurch-street
Page
Sidmouth
Devonshire
Daw
Exeter
Bong
VEALE
Bodmin
Cornwall
Messrs
Robert Chatham
Goole
Young
Quintin
Jeremiah Dick
Finsbury Square
Stanefeld
Basinghall-street
Quintin Dick
Finsbury-Square
Thomas Don
Swinton
West Riding of Yorkshire
Treeman
Henry Hardy
Bradford
Grocer
Ltd
George Wilson
Wakefield
Bank OF England
Victoria
SSUB
Eoe
Banking Department
Government Securi- Proprietors’ Capital
Pesvegna Seeree
Ocevecorr
Hall
Dorset
Manry
St. Petersburg
Ukraine
P.Y.C
Mark
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