Grains Market Quiet as Foreign Wheat Remains Uncompetitive
In years of low prices foreign wheat fails to find profitable sale inland due to transport costs. Agriculture policy cannot curb prices when domestic harvests flood markets. Minister Arann Bunte notes natural causes behind farmers' hardships and frames them as countrywide benefit, urging prefectural acknowledgement.
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Tf Agriculturists
M. le Prefet
Arann Bunte
Agriculture, Commerce
Turnpike creditors seek redress over Government cuts
A reader criticizes the Government for reducing interest on turnpike trust securities to a token penny and argues such action harms creditors who relied on fixed 5 percent returns. He cites legal precedents and demands compensation for injustices affecting parishes and lenders.
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Home Office
Victoria
K. G
Trade of Mogador and the imperial loans clarified
A merchant in London defends Mogador trade fortunes against a prior critique. He explains interest-free loans by the Moroccan Emperor to aid native merchants after losses in 1844 and 1860, denies European bias, and notes merchants met obligations amid 1864 European market turmoil. Also reports the Racehorse shipwreck off China with nine survivors.
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Chronicle
Mogador
Morocco
Tetuan
Spain
Europe
England
London
OrrictAu
Admiralty
China
LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTS JAN 11
In a dispute over the Factage Parisien Company wind up the Lord Chancellor directs shareholder meeting to decide the plan of administration. The matter concerns changes from the original system to London Parcels Delivery, with English directors seeking no winding up. The case also covers Felgate’s case regarding shipowning company contributory status and director alterations. Judgment reserved.
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Equity Courts
Factage Parisien
Master of the Rolls
Factage Parisien Company (Limited
Paris
London
Baggallay
Roxbury
Swanston
Selwyn
Lords Justices of Appeal
Rethe
United Kingdom
Felgate
W. Pearson
Mr. Cracknall
Equity Courts Jan 12 Watson V The International Bank
In an 1864 case before Vice Chancellor Kindersley, merchants seek an injunction to stop the defendants from suing upon or dealing with securities. They arranged £15,000 credit through Woolley and Co and J H Gladstone Co, depositing promissory notes and railway bonds as security for three £5,000 bills due in three months.
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Messrs
T. H. Gladstone and Co
Messrs. Woolley and Co
Lloyd's
Newry and
Armagh
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Weekly Chronicle
LAW Intelligence
R. T. Kindersley
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