Notices to Correspondents from The Weekly Chronicle
The Weekly Chronicle announces Saturday publication and delivery options at 282 Strand. It invites assurances, banking, mining, and public company communications to the editor and lists contacts at Royal Exchange and Paternoster Row for correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly ChRoNicle
Strand
W.C
W. Everett
Royal Exchange
Messrs. PortLe and Sona
Hardaway
Patti
Bank of England weekly account June 29 1864 figures
The London Gazette notes an account under the 7th and 8th Victoria c.32 for the week ending June 29, 1864. Bank of England figures show £28,121,980 and £41,355,821 with W Minarr as Chief Cashier for the prior week.
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London Gazette
Victoria
W. Minarr
Money Market and City Intelligence Update
Friday afternoon market report shows steady prices across money and railway shares. Confederate Loan rises to 67 with continued bond conversion to cotton certificates boosting demand. Bank of England notes indicate earlier Saturday cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Great Eastern
Great Northern
Great Western
South-Eastern
Lancashire and Yorkshire
London and North-Western
South- Western
Midland
Metropolitan
Brighton
South Coast
London and Northern
National Bank
Bank of New South Wales
Union of Australia
The
Chartered Bank of India
Australia
China
Chartered Mercantile of India
London
Credit Mobilier
East Indian Financial
Forestreet
Hudson’s Bay
International Land Credit
Madras
Crown Agents invite tenders for New Zealand Debentures
Tenders due by 1 p m on July 12 seek £1,000,000 of New Zealand Government Debentures as part of a £3,000,000 issue authorised by the Colonial Legislature. Debentures run fifty years, 5 per cent interest, payable in London, with surplus funds after expenses expected to meet ongoing liabilities. Public debt stands at £650,000. A bill before Parliament may extend imperial guarantee to one third of the £3,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
London
Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co
New York
Shannon
West Indies
Lady Ann
Roxburgh Castle
Melbourne
Aboukir
Ramsey
Otago
Ripon
Bombay
Tur Bank
France
Bank of France
Treasury
Dee Crease
Conversion of the Mexican Debt Arrears to New Three Per Cents
Messrs Baring Brothers announce conversion of overdue coupons on Mexican Consolidated Three Per Cent Bonds. New stock issued at £100 for £60 in coupons, funding 94 years arrears totaling £10,241,650. The six month 1864 coupons paid in cash. sixpence per pound cut on January 1 1864 dividend. Conversion open in London six months from July 1 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co
Mexican Financial Commission
London
Paris
Vera Cruz
Viva
Whitehead
Mexico
Nilsen
New Ebbw Vale Company to Acquire Collieries and Works
Essw Vale Company Limited announces a planned capital of £4,000,000 in 80 000 shares to consolidate the Ebbw Vale collieries and ironworks. Subscriptions exceed £1,000,000 as the firm aims to transfer private assets to a public company. The works employ over 15,000 with annual output of 850,000 tons coal and 130,000 tons pig iron. Income from real property reaches £50,000 yearly. steel production via Bessemer is planned, with Abraham Darby as chairman and other high‑status directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essw Vale Company
Limrrep
Ebbw Vale Company
Ebbw Vale
Abraham Darby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank OF England
Cane
Nuity Eee
Banking Department
Money Market and City Intelligence
Bank of England Discount Department
West India Packet
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. Trust
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