Railway Market Firms as Prices Showing Notable Advances
The Railway Market has been very firm with prices considerably rising. A tabular closing-price statement shows gains across major shares, led by North Western South Western and Great Western. Year 49 starts well across investments. railway calls total about £33,000,000, slightly down from 1847.
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North-Western
South-Western
Great Western
John Thomas
Lefevre
Messrs. James, Nephews, and Co
Manchester
Robert M'Clelland
Ireland
Aberdeen
Birmingham and
Gloucester
Blackwall
Brighton
Entree
Bristol and
Exeter
Caledonian
Eee
Chester and Holyhead
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great North of England
Berpeee
Southern and Western
Cceeee Caeuee
Hull and Selby Ae
Lancashire and Yorkshire
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Eaes
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Bradford
London and North Western
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Cccssescace
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Norfolk
Aepaeasies Aeee
South Devon
South Eastern
Dover
South Wales
Aunee
South Western
York
Newcastle
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Stock
York and North Midland
Boulogne and
Amiens
Bank of England weekly account for Dec 23 1848
The Gazette records a weekly account under the Act 7th and 8th Victoria cap. 32 for the week ending Saturday Dec 23, 1848. The entry details transactions and balances of the Bank of England as published in the Friday issue.
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Bank OF England
Victoria
Bankruptcy notices and dividents in British Sequestrations
A dense list of bankruptcy and sequestration notices across English towns with dates, solicitors, and assignees. Names include Burcwerr William chemist at Whitechapel, Coox Henry needle maker Studley, and many others. dividends listed for various creditors with dates and venues.
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Burcwerr
William
Whitechapel-road
Coox
Henry
Studley
Warwickshire
Browning
Redditch
Hodgson
Birmingham
Emison
Ricwagp
Grantham
Acrivener
Thompson
Luck
Frepeaiox William
Cheltenham
Lindo
King’s Arms Yard
Packwood
Saltmarsh
Grange Thomas
Houndeditch
Whittington
Dean Street
Finsbury-place
Story
John Samurl
St. Alban’s
Letts
Bartlett’s
Spurce
Robert Sullings
Halstead
de Jerrey
St. Ann’s-lane
Aldersgate
Tayton
Samurl
Peynton
Cheshire
Butcher
Williamson
Stile
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Wormald
Aston-under-Lyne
Waitworth
Joan
Leeds
Millwright
Lambert
Gray’s-inn
Preston
Markets report from Monday January 1 on English Wheat and futures
Market summary notes limited English Wheat supply with mills paying former prices for fine samples. Foreign Wheat demand exists with lower terms offered. Flour trade heavy but not cheaper. Foreign Barley prices down 1s with limited sales. Malt beans peas linseed and related goods show weak activity. Tares and cloverseed dull with no late price changes.
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Mark Lane
Prices Fall as Beef and Mutton Down in Smithfield Market
Market notes from Smithfield show arrivals from principal grazing districts were fair, with good attendance of buyers and favorable slaughter weather. Beef prices slipped 2d to 10d per 8 lbs from the prior week, mutton fell about 2d, veal and pork also lower, with pigs improving slightly in demand amidst dull overall trade. Newgate and Leaf markets report inferior beef at 23 8d to 2s, mutton 28 10d to 3s, Prime beef at 32s to 34s per stone, small pork 4s 2d to 4s 8d.
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Smithfield
NewGate and Leaf Emall
Provisions London Market Mixed with Seasonal Slow Trade
London markets remained steady yet slow last week with Irish sales fair for singed bacon. American singed sides sold better, but prices declined. butter and cheese markets showed little change with light English stock and heavy foreign imports weighing on middling grades. Fresh butter prices held around 3s 4d to 14s per dozen. Dorset stocks quoted at 76s to 80s per cwt.
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Dorset
Seeds and Wool Prices Shown in London Trade List
Seeds news lists price drops across canary cloverseed linseed rape and mustard with per cwt and per acre notes. Foreign seeds show Baltic and Odessa linseed, Clover and hay quotes. Wool market steady to dull as imports from Germany and the Cape arrive.
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London
Sir Pope Er Aly
Fourign
Baltic
Odessa
Wee Seeves
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