Market Swings Drive Shares Up and Down Across Lines
Share market sentiment improves with gains in London and North Western and Eastern Counties lines while Great North of England lags. Ratios show shifts in dividends and values, with several firms declaring modest returns and the Royal British Bank expanding in London. Manufacturing districts report favorable outlook and anticipated spring trade.
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London and North-Western
Eastern Counties
Great North of England
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Gener
Lancaster
Carlisle
Lancashire
Yorkshire
London
Brighton
Midland
Berwick
York, Newcastle, and Berwick Company
Hudson
Prance
Bristol
Exeter
Shrewsbury
Chester
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Dundee
Arbroath
Royal British Bank
Charing-cross
Bank of England Account for the Week Ending March 2 1850
The Gazette prints an account under the Act for the week ending Saturday March 2, 1850. The statement details sums including large figures such as 30,376,160 in relation to the Bank of England and related department records as of the dates of 7th and 8th Victoria.
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Bank OF England
Victoria
IMENT
Government Securit Proprietors
Bess
Certified venues for solemnizing marriages listed in register
A long list notes four buildings certified as places for colemated marriages under the act of William IV. It includes Hephziab, frome and other named churches and chapels. follow with numerous bankruptcies and dividends for tradespeople across Yorkshire, Nottingham, Glasgow, and London. Names include Hare William Woolwich, Cunistre Caares 113 Vauxhall Walk, and Swinton William Henry Finsbury among others.
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William Ap
Sheppard’s
Frome
Somersetshire
Hephzibah
Clarach
Cardiganshire
Leeds
Brown
William LV
Chalmere’ Presbyterian Church
Manchester
Bromegrove
Worcestershire
Market dull on English Wheat and grains
Market data report by Mark Lane notes a scant English wheat supply and overall dull demand at last week prices. Rye barley oats and linseed cake show weak activities with no price changes in better qualities. beans peas and clover seed also soft, while foreign wheat flour demand remains inactive.
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Mark Lane
Meat Market report from Smithfield and Leadenhall
Monday March 11 buyers were present but overall beef and pork trading remained heavy with prices slipping. Cattle from Spain and local stock rose, with beef 3s 6d per stone for best Scots and lambs 5s to 6s per sheep. veal and calves weak, pork sluggish with no value decline noted.
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Spain
Smithfield
Newaars
Leadenhall
Provisions market with steady prices in London
Provisions in London show fair business though not brisk. Irish butter demand was fair with steady prices. Friesland items weak by 4s to 6s per cwt. Irish singed bacon softening, American good cheaper at fall prices. Dorset butter prices slip 10s per cwt with further drops expected. Bread prices in the metropolis range 6d to 7s 3d for wheat loaf and 4d to 5d for household ditto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Friesland
Engitsa
Dorset
Seeds and produce market notes from London and regional centers
London market reports steady seed prices with canaryseed firm and spring tares offered cheaper due to foreign arrivals. Listings include Cloverseed, linseed, rapeseed, mustard and coriander with per weight quotes. potato and vegetables traded amid heavy continental arrivals and price pressure. Wool imports rise while demand remains quiet in Orry and Liverpool markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
S. Forgian
Baltic
Odessa
Covent Garden
Barbarossa
Cornwall
Cape of Good Hope
Mogadore
Alexandria
Germany
Livertoon
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Ervenne
Brazil
Granada
India
Eccesese
the Gazette
Sevied Poeres
M. Marshall
Hare
William
Woolwich
Nicholson
Angus
Bowling
M'Lean
Joan
Edinburgh
Wilson
Peter
Hawick
Inons
Low
Isopet
Clarke
RoBeRt
M‘lellan
Davin
Waddell
Alexander
Johnson Worthy
Hartlepool
Durham
Sors Arcade
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Thomas Hughes
Lincoln
Saddler
Quay-street
Parliament-street
Hull
J. F. King
Guildhall-chambers
Basinghall Street
John King
Guildhall-chambera
Basinghall-street
Guildhall-chambere
Thureday
Francis Adamson
Guildhallchambers
Cornelius
Stoyin Smith
Louth
Draper
Isaac Solly
St. Mary-axe
James Spalding
Cambridge
Branzier
Francie Jenkinson
Foubert
Lazarus Congdon
Spring-street
Paddington
James
Edgeware-road
Nicholas Butler
Portsea-place
William Henry Bates
Birmingham
Waterloo-Street
Edward Thornley
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Money Scrivener
James Moody Wathen
Nuneaton
Warwickshire
Stretton
Southampton
Chancery-lace
Smytheman
Rugely
Staffordshire
Salt
Rugeley
Messrs
Motteram and Co
Williams
Thomas
Epsom
Surrey
Megara
Sole
Turner
Aldermanbury
Alexander M‘naughtone Paterson
Kingswinford
Valpy
John Walker
Ecotch
M‘intyne
DuGato and Co
Peat
Repgnt
Janes
Boreland Mains
Ayrebire
Farmer
Southwark
Sveseseuen
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