European and London Banking News amid Capital Expansions
A London special general meeting of the And Colonial Bank proposes adding 5 000 £100 shares to raise capital to £450 000 with potential dividend parity. Discussions reference British and American Exchange Bank amalgamation and a planned smaller share nominal value. Other items note branch openings, calls on new shares, agency launches in Montreal, and key leadership changes. Bank of England appoints William Miller as chief cashier and George Forbes as deputy cashier.
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London
Colonial Bank
Cannon-street
Thomas H. Gladstone
Montreal
British and American Exchange Bank
European Bank (Limited
King William-street
European Bank
J. W. McLlert
Midland Banking Company (Limited
Lincoln
G. Mears
Lincoln and Lindsey Bank
Stamford
Imperial Bank of China
India
Japan
Oriental Bank Corporation
No. 8
Walbrook
Agra and United Service Bank (Limited
Messrs. Masterman, Peters, and Co
Nicholas-lane
Lombard-street
Agra and Masterman’s Bank (Limited
Bank of London
Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited
Mercantile and Exchange Bank
Edward Alexander Prentice
Merchant Banking Company of London
Alliance Bank
South Eastern Banking Company
Clapham
Erck
Messrs. Masterman and Co
Venezuela
Caracas
London Bank
Mexico
South America
United States of Colombia
Congress
Union
Panama
Bank of Deposit
Liverpool
Eee
London Bank of Scotland
SAO Es Eee
Elis Ee Ee
William Miller
Bank of England
Matthew Marshall
Miller
George Forbes
Mining Chronicle reports St John Del Rey annual meeting
At the London Tavern the thirty fourth annual meeting of St John Del Rey Mining Company proprietors approved the report and accounts showing a profit of 636,285 pounds for the year. A reduced dividend of 2 pounds 10 shillings per share was declared and directors were re elected. Two mine accidents were noted one with eight fatalities and the other without loss of life.
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ST. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited
London Tavern
J. D. Powles
Bahu
General Mining Association reports strong year despite strike
The annual meeting at Old Broad Street chaired by Mr A C Bridge heard that coal sales reached 348 652 tons with net profits of £55,749 17s 9d. A 35s per share dividend and a 53 per share bonus were declared, warrants payable July 18. Notes on a short-lived colliers strike and ongoing mining offers in Camborne and Wendron precede updates on Lovell Consols and Rossa Grande.
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Old Broad Street
A. C. Bridge
America
United States
Palgrave
Australian Agricultural Company
Camborne
South Basset
Lovell
Wendron
Cornwall
Wheal Lovell
East Lovell
Old Trevenen
Trumpet Consols
Rossa Grande Gold Mining Company (Limited
Brokenshar
Gongo Soco
Imperial Brazilian Mining Association
Brazil
Cobre Mining Association
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