Dividends and registrations listed by trades and locations
A long OCR fragment lists dividends for various individuals across trades from manufacturers and merchants to pawnbrokers and ironfounders. It notes dates of payments, places such as Graham's in Coleman Street and Bittleston's in Nottingham, and registers of severe marriages at Independent Chapel Lechlade and Deptford. It also mentions sequestered individuals in Scotland and England with dates and associated solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresser
Charles Newsam Cartwright
Leicester
Bittleston’s
Nottingham
Peter Clark
Culpheater
Essex
Graham's
Coleman-street
Charles Wynne Davies
Brownlow-street
Holborn
Graham’s
Coleman Street
George Edward Inger
Edward Reynolds
Southdown
Suffolk
Miller
Charles Biargey Weigall
Conduit Street
Regent-street
Roger Hesketh Fleetwood Wiliams
Mayson Wilson
Liverpool
Robert Woolston
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Bittlenton’s
John Yates
York Road
Lambeth
Guernsey
William IV
Independent Chapel
Lechlade
Gloucestershire
Church of the Assumption
Deptford
Wheat and grain prices ease in Essex market report
Market commentary from Market Lane on Monday August 19 notes a short wheat supply from Essex and Kent, with Essex new crop improving quality. Demand weak due to few country buyers, foreign wheat not easily bought, barley abundant, malt scarce and firm, beans and peas pricier, oats slow but high quality steady, linseed cakes in fair demand. Current prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lane
Essex
Kent
Forgian
Suffolk
Dantzig
Anhalt
Marks
Norfolk
Pomeranian
Yorksh
Rostock
Northumber
Daniel Holstein
Friesland
Petersburgh
Arch- Devon
Someree
Ee Polis Angel
Riga
Odessa
Escss
Ae Marianoli & Ber
Dianak
Ee Balonica
East Friesland
Danube
Line & York
Berwick & Scotch
Groningen
Bremen
New
Carraway
Petersburg
U.S
Ambut
Stettin
Covent Garden Market
St. Petersburgh
Y.C
Smithfield Cattle Prices and Receipts Report
Monday at Smithfield shows receipts from grazing districts below last week with variable quality. Beef tops at 8s 10d per 8lbs. mutton firm though not active. lambs slow with moderate supply. calves steady with slight uptick. pork prices high while pig trade weak. Head counts: Beasts 908, Sheep 14,260, Calves 240, Pigs 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Provisions and market updates from London and Cottenham Trade
London markets report steady Irish Butter and bacon demand with prices near last rates. Wool, seeds and tallow sections note imports and steady quotes. Covent Garden reports abundant vegetables and fruit. coal market holds with no change and steady prices.
Oils and Hides Market Prices From Leavenhall and London
The market reports list fluctuating prices for oils including Linseed, Rapeseed, Sperm, and Palm with per ton and per cwt figures across several grades and origins. Hides in Leavenhall show varied poundage rates by weight class, with calfskins and horse hides priced per item or per hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipoli
South Sea
Beal
Pale
Colonial Markets Tuesday Evening SunaR Sugar Trade
The sugar market remains firm with public sales of 6 000 Mauritius bags 4 000 Penang bags 635 Bengal bags and 900 Madras bags. Mauritius sold near previous rates at middling to good yellow and brown grades. Penang mixed parcels at full prices. Bengal soft yellow date sold 32s 6d to 34s 6d per cwt. Madras mostly bought in at full prices. West India 850 hhd sold including 150 hhd Barbadoes. Ceylon plantation cargos realized full prices. Rice dull with 1 400 pockets and 674 Bengal bags bought at easier rates. Tea sales 9 300 packages with 3 700 Congou. total 1 200 packages sold including 430 chests common agon at 1 1 d per lb with faults selling readily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunar
Mauritius
Penang
Bengal
Madras
West India
Ceylon
Paul's Every Man's Friend Corn Plaster Ad
Advertises Paul's Every Man's Friend corn plaster as a trusted emollient for corns and bunions. Claims testimonials from physicians officers and gentry, warns against counterfeit vends, notes government stamp and price 1s 1d per box or 2s 9d for three, available via chemists and vendors in the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
John Fox
United Kingdom
Abernethys Pile Ointment Adopts Cure Claims
An 18th/19th century notice touts Abernethys Pile Ointment as an effectual cure for piles and fistula with instant relief on first use. It promotes genuine pots priced at 4s 6d and 11s for three pots, lists authorized sellers in London, and warns against counterfeit low price imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy
Fistulz
C. Kina
Paul
Harclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Edwards
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Butler and Harding
Cheapside
Newberry
St. Paul’s
Sutton
Bow-churchyard
Johnston
Cornhill
Sanger
Oxford-street
Willoughby and Co
Bishopsgate-street
Eade
Goswell-street
Prout
Strand
Haneway and Co
London
United Kingdom
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Mitze
Alexander
Glasgow
A Timnie
Janes
Aberdeen
Agus
Gray
Joan
Williams
Ropert
Chester
Walker
Oodwin
William
Macclesfield
Lawrence and
Reed
Broadstreet
Hee and
Messie
Sale, Worthington
Shipman
Manheater
Tyymers
Gateshead
Durham
Harle
Southampton
Chancery Lane
Butcherbank
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Socotch
Junxins
Lochgoilhead
Argyleshire
Wright
A J
Kelso
Suaw
Dundee
Pine J
Edinburgh
Sepim T 'E M‘harris
Hamilton
Haddington
M. F. Thomas
Bristol
Newcars
Leardenhall Marzaeys
Hanna
Lard
Devon
Mid-Kent
Weald of Kent
Mid and East Kent
Orry
Cape of Good Hope
Sydney
Mogadore
Germany
Stewart’s Nes
Hetton's
Bradaite
Tees
Kelloe
Wylam
Cardiff
Newport
Wales
Perton
Clyde
Blewitt
Foreign Tin. & Co
Straits Seeanveee
Stadard
Csecceesee
Coeecoureeee
IBCN
Asoveekl
Tor Eeeeasaeen
Gourieff Eepeeteanrasnner
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