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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 13, 1849

Page

12

Livestock Auctions Show Steady Beef Prices Amid Light Attendance

Receipts of home-fed beasts were extensive and of average quality. Beef top quoted at 3s 8d per lb with prices equal to last Monday. Sheep sold well with some higher bids. mutton sluggish and lamb demand heavy with a 2d per lb decline. Calves sold slowly as good supply met cautious buyers. pigs trade heavy at barely current rates.

Smithfield Nuwaats LuavenHart Marzers Carcare

Provisions and Butter Markets Amid Slow London Trading

London markets show little activity with butter prices steady and demand weak. Irish butter and bacon reports indicate dull sales and moderate prices, while scalded Middles and lard show slow movement. The Enola Butter Market notes a dull trade but prices stabilizing as quality improves and regional bread prices rise in the metropolis.

Limerick Waterford Cork Dorset Devon Buckinghamshire West Country Metropolis

Markets face slim growth and high duty across commodities

June 11 reports show price firms in hops and potatoes amid vermin-infested plantation areas and weak prospects for average yields. Wool imports and London market activity are mixed with cautious demand for Highland and Cheviot grades. London Covent Garden prices list a wide array of vegetables and fruits, while tallow and oils markets show declines and subdued turnover.

Borovan Southwark Warterside Yorkshire S.ceeseeenee London Ccecceesessee Covent Garden P.Y.C

Market Hides and Oils Prices From Smithfield

Hides and calf skins listed with per pound prices across weight ranges from 56lb to 112lb and horse hides, sheep, and breds. Oils show linseed rapeseed and various derived goods with ton and bag prices. June 11 market reports note hay and straw prices per load at Meadow and Straw sections.

Gallipoli Bouth Sea North West Hay Smithfield Meadow Glover Straw

Coal market reports May deliveries and prices across districts

The coal office reports May total deliveries at 277,834 tons with 209,704 by official meters and 68,130 by private weighers. It notes partial success in ending private weighing, cites possible abuse and lost confidence. May 1849 prices list multiple collieries and districts with varied shillings per ton. ships at market tally 189.

Bates West Hartley Buddle’s East Adairs Main Hartings Hartley Holywell Main New Tanfield North Percy Hartley Ord’s Redheugh Tanfield Moor Tanfield Moor Butes Townley Wall's-end Acorn Acorn Close, 143. 6d.; Bewicke and Co Brown’s Gas Gibson Hedley Hotepur Killingworth Eden Main Lambton Primrose Hetton Haswell Hutton Lambton Morrison Plummer Rusgsel’s Hetton Stewart's West Belmont Whitwell Hartlepool Heugh Hall Kelloe South Hartlepool Thornley West Hartlepool Whitworth Adelaide Tees Cowndon Tees Denison South Durham Eee West Cornforth West Hetton Derwentwater Hartley Hartley Sidney's Hartley

Colonial Markets Turspay Evening Market Report

Public sale of sugar shows oversupply with 400 hhds West India 14 000 Mauritius bags 5500 Bengal bags. Prices fall sixpence while Barbadoes, Mauritius yellow, Bengal white and crystallised rise modestly. Private contracts absorb about 200 hhds to reach 420 hhds. refined market dull with sixpence drop. Corrie Ceylon up one penny. 3,000 bags to good ordinary natives sold.

West India Mauritius Bengal Benares Corrie Ceylon

Voice from Among the 950 Unsuccessful Sabbath Essay

An advertisement for an essay by William Meikle on the temporal benefits of the Sabbath. The piece promotes the book titled Voice from Among the 950 Unsuccessful Competitors on the Sabbath Question, published in London by Miall and Cockshaw.

William Meikle Artizan London Miall and Cockshaw

English Monthly Tract Society Seeks Wider Circulation

The English Monthly Tract Society in London recounts distributing nearly one million tracts to nobility and gentry, with 140 000 issued last year including 80 000 sent by post to Britain and the Continent. It highlights 3000 bereavement tracts and 36 000 Sabbath tracts, seeking funds to reach neglected parishes and naming donation points in London and various outlets.

English Monthly Tract Society Red Lion-Square London France Belgium Germany Halland England M. Poole Serle-street Lincoln’s-inn John Stabb Red Lion Square

Washing directions advertised for ministers' families

A letter printed in the Northern Warder from Dundee dated February 7 1849 promotes Harper Twelvetrees Improved Washing Directions as a cost saving method. It claims easier washing that whitens fabrics, reduces soap use by about one third, saves time and reduces wear. The ad notes two local institutions in town have tested it with success and lists purchase details in a blue envelope with a gold cover.

Arper Northern Warder Dundee Harper Twelvetrees New Milman-street Foundling Kent and Richards Paternoster-row London

HE SANCTUARY Its Lessons and its Worship

A catalog entry for a book published in London by Huuroy ApAms and Co. The work by Manco Ponton Esq F.R.S.E. is priced at five eloth and printed on foolscap 8vo with publication details noting Ourriant and Sons in Eilisburgs.

Manco Ponton, Esq F.R.S.E. Eilisburgs Ourriant and Sons London Huuroy, ApAms, and Co

Joseph Loader's Establishment Furniture Offerings

For twenty five years Joseph Loader's Upholstering House offers a wide stock of chairs tables pier and chimney glasses chaffoniers drawers wardrobes carpets mattresses and bedding at fixed prices. Descriptive catalogues available for special contracts and household planning guidance.

Joseph Loader Raseneres Aseeasen Morocco Ees Deane Pavement Finsbury London

Print shop imprint from Ludgate 1849 notice

Printed by Charles Septimus Miall and Samuel Cockshaw at No 4 Horseshoe Court Ludgate parish St Martin Ludgate London published for the proprietor by Charles Septimus Miall at No 4 Horseshoe Court Ludgate Hill Wednesday June 13 1849 date line and imprint.

Charles Septimus Miall Samuel Cockshaw St. Martin Ludgate

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