Market Notes on Wheat Prices and Foreign Exchange
Decline in wheat at Mark Lane boosts foreign exchanges. analysts split on price outlook for spring. Three months’ bills on Paris 25.52 to 573, Amsterdam 12.33 to 523, Hamburg 13.9. Money plentiful, rates steady. English securities quiet. Spanish market active, Portuguese improved. Liverpool hurricane feared to hit underwriters and insurers. Dublin reports hurricane reach with injuries but less severe than Liverpool.
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Mark Lane
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Amsterdam
Hamburg
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Liverpool
Dublin
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Jamaica
Demerara
Berbice
Congou
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Pekoe
Hyson
Young Hyson
Imperial
Twankay
China
Leewards
Tressury
Calcutta
East India
West
Geneva
Bankrupt notices from Rondon Gazette listing trades
January 4 edition lists Richard Nuttall of Tottington Lower End as bankrupt. Certificates dated January 25 cover George Milas clothier in Stroud. Robinson Westrey grocer in Stockport. Richard Lewis Anglesea mercer and grocer. James Cawthron Bowringrooke Walworth oil and colourman. Edward Docker Birmingham coffin-nail maker.
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Rondon Gazette
Frinay
Richard Nuttall
Carr Barn
Tottington Lower End
Bury
Laneshire
George Milas
Stroud
Gloucestershire
Clothier
Robinson Westrey
Stockport
Chester
Grocar
Richard Lewis
Helyhead
Anglesea
Miercer
James Cawthron
Boling
Roke-Row
Walworth
Oil and
Edward Docker
Birmingham
Insolvent and bankruptcies listed in London Gazette
Insolvent Andrew Northcroft of Chancery Lane law stationer. Bankrupts include Burnham druggists in Bedford, Woolrich linendraper in Stroud, Bliss list-manufacturer in Nailsworth, and Woolrich Bristol merchants. Numerous partnerships dissolved across cities with names and locations. Certificates issued for surgeons Hares and Forshall. Multiple trades and partnerships dissolved or noted across England and the Isle of Man.
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Andrew Northcroft
Chancery Isne
Law Stationer
Bankroupts
George
George Jonathan) Burnham
George William Burnham
Bedford
Henry Bliss
Nailsworth
Gloucestershire
Richard Woolrich
Stroud
Jozeph Hares
Clapton-terrace
Thomas Forshall
Old Caveanish-street
Oxford-street
John Aked
Thomas Aked
Bradford
Yorkshire
John Allen Shuter
Henry Greenwold
Horslydown Lane
Southwark
John Rowley
John Smith
Leeds
Robert Roberts the Elder
Gomer Roberts
Thomas Rogere
Robert Roberts the Younger
William Cooks
Joseph Stealey
Plasissa
Peabodw
Ruabon
Denbighshire
William Shepherd
Alexander Robertson
Manchester
Calico
William Dawson
Ralph Turner
Austerlands
William Johnson
Salford
Samuel Milne
Bury
Lancashire
Fatisn
John Williams
Joseph Chatterley
Joseph Sankey
James James the Elder
James James the Younger
Bruton
Somersetshire
Joseph Hopkinson the Elder
Joseph Hopkinson the Younger
William Hopkinson
Huddersfild
Wood
Titus Fozara
John Fezard
Batley Carr
Dewsbury
James Mist the Younger
William Wood
Aldridge
Staffordshire
John Ramebottom
Henry Broadwood
Robert Champneys
Maxdell
Lion Brewhouse
Broad-street
Golden Square
William Rawcliffe
Richard Allert
Winsford
Cheshire
Phillip Hollins
John Manney
Hockley
Warwickshire
John Taylor
William Potter
Thomas Taylor
Liverpool
Pirate Invasion Rumor and Tiger Rampage Across London
Reports from New York papers recount a partial pirate raid from Detroit with 250 attackers, Windsor attacked but repelled by militia and regulars. Commodore Drew sinks a pirate schooner. Von Schoultz executed. Theller and Johnson arrested for invasion and arson. In Westminster Court notes, debts under £5 are recovered. a tiger escapes Wombwell’s menagerie in Limehouse, roams Commercial Road, mauls a dog, injures a man, then is captured with a rope and returned to its den.
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Canada
Oxford
Liverpool
New York
Detroit
Windsor
United States
von Schoultz
Prescott
Kingston
Drew
Theller
Johnson
Robert Peel
Estminster
Commercial-road
Ratcliffe
Wombwell
Limehouse
Thomas
Committal Hearing for Rev J Stephens in Manchester
At New Bailey Court, Manchester, Rev J Stephens faced a second examination before committal for trial at Liverpool Assizes. The crowded, orderly proceeding included cross examination delays, witness readbacks, and defense objections as prosecutors outline charges of conspiracy against the law and rebellion against the Poor Law.
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Manchester
Taunspay Nien
New Bailey Court House
Liverpool
Stephens
New Bailey
Ce . Stephens
Oastler
R. B. Cobbett
Mr. O'Connor
Law
Dr. Fletcher
Bury
Wills
Williamson
R. J. Richardson
Brandt
Duck
Kenworthy
Sanderson
South Lancashire
Smith
Worsley
James Johnston
Mr. Brandt
Mr. Stephens
William Coward
Coward
Mr. Brand
Magistrates
Mr. Law
Druids’ Club
Mr. Kenworthy
Mr. Foster
James Dean
Manchester Guardian
Mr. Forster
Kersall-moor
Leigh
Liberation of Mr Stephens in Manchester case
The court ordered Mr Stephens held for trial at the next assizes with bail set at £1000 by himself and two sureties of £500 each. After magistrates reported satisfaction with police inquiries, bail was perfected and he was discharged in the evening.
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Mr. Stephens
Mr. Kenworthy
DLS Cate
Brandt
Mr. Brandt
Stephens
Bow-street
Worsley
Manchester
Liverpool
Law
Stéphens
Richardson
Blackfriars Inn
Beswick
Uxbridge
Charles Attwood
W. Wiseman
Attwood
Beale
Dittle
John Money
George Inn
John Nicholson
Smith, Payne
Smith
Lombard-street
Messrs
Hull
Mr. Smith
Witness
Larkins
J. Nicholson
Thames-street
London
Smith, Payne, and Smith’s
High winds cause structural damage and unusual injuries in London
Early Monday the metropolis faced a strong wind with hail and rain. chimneys and tiles loosened but few injuries. A police officer in Hatton Garden suffered a severe facial cut from a tile fragment, and a man in Burton Crescent was also hurt. Pleasant Row in Lambeth saw a back of a house blown down with no injuries. River vessels detached from moorings but no serious accidents reported.
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Hatton-garden
Pittman
Burton Crescent
Pleasantrow
Lambeth
St. John’s Wood
New North Road
Finchley
Mountjoy
Birmingham
Grain Market Report from Wednesday Trade
On Wednesday there was a very short supply of grain at the market. Wheat sold slowly after Monday’s price reductions. Barley remained high and all other grain showed no notable change.
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Oxford Street
London
Hannay and Dietrichsen
Oxford Streat
Oland
Yoland
Anne Spillane
Bedford-streat
Blackwall
Christopher Tatham
Poplar
Holborn
Peruivals
Yolana
Cooper
H. Ley
Clark
Green
Hannay and Co
Reading
Graham and Co
Farnivals Inn
Johnstone
Cornhill
Cerday
the Golden Star
Stones End
Borough
Ptat
Smithfield
Monpar
Tvezspar
Twrapay
E. Kent
M. Kent
W. Kent
Sussex
Farnham
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St. John's Square
John William Statham
Caroline Ranger
Joseph Ranger
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Colchester
John Haynes
Fenchurch
Change-alley
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