English Mining Shares and Market Movements
The English Mining Shares show active business at good prices. The Grain Market was heavy with a decline of 1s to 2s per quarter. Produce markets remain busy with firm coffee and dearer saltpetre and tallow, while metals and dyes are dull and cotton steady. Public sales of colonial wool attract strong attendance. Tea demand weak. Foreign orders for produce limited. Paris Bank of France shows unfavourable government funds and higher note issues. Colonial commercial intelligence appears insignificant.
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Paris
Bank of France
Notices of marriages and bankruptcies from Friday November
The page lists places certified for marriages under an act, followed by a long section of bankruptcies and sequestrations. Entries include individuals across multiple trades from Birmingham to Glasgow, with dates in November and January deadlines, and solicitors named for each case.
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William IV
Bangor
Wycliffe
Thorpe
Pentrich
Methwold
Thompson
John
Wellerow
Islington
Stone Mason
Bennett
Hart-street
Bloomsbury
Hartstreet
Camden-town
E. G. Bradley
Bernere-street
Oxford-street
Chibnall
William
Tothill-street
Westminster
T. Roffy
Walcot-placeend
Lambeth
Dallinger
Wickham-market
Suffolk
Messie
Sole
Mesars. C
J. A. Morkae
Old Jewry
Pratt
Henry
Kempsey, Miller
Worcester
E. H. Collis
Birmingham
Barrogo
Gyoree
Alfreton
Derbyshire
G. C. Hall
J. Abbott
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
London
J. Andrew
Manchester
Thomas
James
Newport
Monmouthshire
Apothecary
C. Jay
S-Inn
Fleet-street
T. Crosby
Bristol
Turnger
Charles Joseph John
Atherton
Bucklersbury
Buchanan
Basinghall-street
Walkerr
Thomas Laskins
Wathew
James Moopy
Kelsall
Epwakb
Nuneaton
Brickmakers
Mesars
Motteram
Knight
Emmet
Ard
Smethwick
Staffordshire
J. M. C. Underhill
Wilts
Fabian
Portsmouth
Wharfinger
Messrs
Smith and Son
Southampton
Street
Binstead
Brown
Rosert
Glasgow
Galbraith
Baker
Pn Epwakp
Edinburgh
Roe Bruck
William Richardson
Commission
Turnbull
GeonaGe
Paisley
Anthony Bull
Bucklersburg
Merchant
Birchinlane
City
Richard Parker
Hambro’-wharf
Oxford
Anderton
Cheshire
Henry Gibbs
Grocer
Guildhall-chambers
Mary Hetherington
Lyme Regis
Paulstreet
Exeter
Edward Christopher Holland
Honiton
John Bevan
Bridentone
Devonshire
Paul-street
Raines Waite Appleton
Liverpool
Livercourt
James Bannister
Dinah Simpson
Pool Chipwrighte
Firat
William Singtel
Masborough
Brewer
Parkrow
Leeds
Thomas Norton
Fetter Lane
Pen
Adcock
Copthalluildings
Bukier
Joan
Botolph Lane
Cross
Surrey-street
Strand
Carpenter
Jones
Sise Lane
Eververpool
Cooxey
Pownall
Staplevnn
Edgecombe
Portsea
Derming
Francois
Bingham
Abbot
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Slater
Harun
Samuel Mak
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Lise-Jane
Harvey
Josep
Catherine-street
Bradley
Berner’s Street
Hebblethwaite
Robert
Hirst
Halifax
Yorkshire
Dyers
Jaques and Co
Ely-place
Edwards
Cronheim
Keates
Francis
Waterloo Road
Draper
Rolfe and
Edmunds
Gray’s Inn
Worthing
Krivopon
Joan Jones
Ridgway
Saddler
Gregory and Co
Bedfordtow
Plymouth
Cheapside
Pearson
Middleton
Miller
Jaques and Edwards
Ely Place
Wood
York
Powell
Alfred
Lilue Hay
Roergs
Williams
Guildhall Chambers
Sole and Turner
Aldermanbury
Rocers
Ritward
Rogers William
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Tallow Chandlers
Blake
Blackfriars-road
Gillard and Flook
Jouxn
Maiden Newton
Dorsetshire
Linendraper
Lowton
Great James Street
Bedford-row
Garland
Hull
Ward
Bridenbury
Herefordshire
Parker
Walsham
William Henry
Chapel-street
Clerkenwell
Fesenmeyer
Waneen
Martuew
Macclesfield
Silk
Mitton and Co
Southampton Buildings
Moseley
Market Report from Mownpay on English and foreign grains
Mark Lane notes light arrivals of English grain with better foreign Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Peas over the week. English new Wheat dull with last Monday’s prices, foreign Wheat in demand with a 1s fall, Barley and Malts slow, Peas cheaper, dry Beans firm, old Dates scarce and firm, inferior new sorts dull, Rye and Taree quiet, Linseed Cakes attracting buyers, Flour unchanged.
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Mark Lane
Mownpay
Beasts Arrive In Fresh Condition as Beef Trade Slumps
Monday market at Smithfield reports increased arrivals from grazing districts. Beef prices fall 2d per 8lbs as heavy supplies and poor slaughter weather dampen demand. nearly 500 beasts unsold. Sheep sales steady but limited. veal weak and pork heavy with 40 Irish on sale.
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Smithpield
Scots
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
Warwickshire
Ireland
Smithfield
BorovuGcu
Sussex
Weald
Covent Garden
Crassane
Holland
Prussia
Provisions and market report from Lonpon and Manxet
Lonpon markets show no demand improvement for Irish butter with prices easing and overall dull trading. English butter prices fall. bacon, lard, and hams show limited sale, while American middles remain in fair demand. Seeds and cereals list subdued activity with varied mild price shifts across clover, linseed, rape, and mustard. hay and straw values noted at Smithfield.
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Berwick
Dorset
Devon
Liverpool Cotton Market and London Horticultural Notes
Market reports show cotton stock and consumption figures for Liverpool with yearly comparisons, plus wool, hops, and potato price notes. Comprehensive prices and arrivals accompany Covent Garden vegetable and fruit listings, plus rare notes on flowers and plants.
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the Gazette
Bank OF England
Victoria
Issue Department
Banking Department
M. Marshall
Bethridge, Abraham
Stedman and Place
Ryland
Boorn
Fazeley
Knight and Emmett
M‘kissoox
Nes Joan
W. Arton
Pontefract
Hope’s
G. Bradford
Bridport
Hernaman's
J. Bridick
Durham
Essex
Kent
Norfolk
Poland
A. d
Carraway
New
Foretan Stegps, &O
Baltic
Hay
Meadow
Faipay