Enlargement of the Weekly Chronicle 1865
The Weekly Chronicle announces a new enlargement starting Saturday January 7 1865 expanding to twenty four pages. The change aims to better report joint stock interests and provide broader general content across multiple columns.
Scale of charges for advertisements in the Friday schedule
Advertisements received until six o'clock on Friday evenings are billed at set rates. The notice outlines the cutoff time for ad submissions and standard pricing applicable to all ads running in the period.
Bank rate cut shocks markets and signals recovery
The Bank directors reduced the minimum discount rate from 7 to 6 percent amid withdrawals and a strong reserve position. The move boosts public securities and stock markets, with reports of firmer prices and optimistic tone across English, foreign, railway, and mining shares. Aimed at year end relief, the cut prompts expectations of further easing and attention to bullion flows and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Ireland
Calcutta
China
London
Marseilles
Edward Horner
Howe
Halstead
Essex
Temperance and General Provident Institution
Imperial Austrian Gas Company
Great Laxey Mining Company (Limited
Cotton Plantation Company of
Natal
Sea Island
Atlantic and
Great Western Railway
Guayaquil
Ecuador
West Indies
Etna
New York
South Wheal
Copenhagen Railway Company (Limited
Pare
Copenhagen
British and Californian Banking Company (Limited
Stirling, Gordon
Manchester Courier
Louisiane
St. Nazaire
Mexico
Messrs
Berger Brothers
Mincing-lane
The
Stock Exchange
Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son
New Zealand
Midland Railway
North Eastern
Manchester
Sheffield
Lincolnshire
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Continental Bank Corporation
West India and Pacific Steam Ship Company (Limited
Kimberley
Constantinople
Ottoman Société Générale
Roumelia
Levant Herald
Société Générale
Mussulman
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