Notices to Correspondents in Tyre Wrekly Chronicle
The Tyre Weekly Chronicle invites correspondence from readers and offers early Saturday morning delivery at 282 Strand W C. Subscriptions for the WEEKLY Chronicle can be sent to private addresses on request. Communications about Assurance Banking Mining and Public Companies should be addressed to the Editor at 282 Strand with attention to named contacts at Royal Exchange and Paternoster Row locations.
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Tyre “Wrekly
Chronicle
Strand
W.C
Account of funds weekly report 1864 Victoria era
An Account under the 7th and 8th Victoria cap 32 for the week ending July 6 1864 records receipts and balances. Figures show amounts of £27,898,810 and £41,389,626 with W Mixter as Chief Cashier. The document notes a prior week comparison and incomplete lines.
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London
Victoria
W. Mixter
Aos
Money Market And City Intelligence Update
Friday afternoon report shows steady buyer interest with little activity in English stocks. Consols priced at 904 for money and 904 for the August account. foreign bonds supported though turnover remains light. Railway shares and financial societies show modest business at firm prices. silver markets flat as demand wanes. Indian rupees auction details and Madrid debt extinction auction noted.
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Great Eastern
Great Western
Lancashire and Yorkshire
London and North-Western
Midland
Metropolitan
South-Eastern
South-Western
Brighton
South Coast
International Finance
General Credit and Finance
London Financial
Ebbow Vale Company
Maritime Credit Company
Confederate Cotton Loan
Calcutta
Bombay
India
Bank of England
Madras
London
Madrid
War debts and specie receipts tied to ship arrivals
The Consolidated purchase funds allocated with remaining balance to Deferred Stocks both Interior and Exterior. The steamer City of Washington arrived from New York carrying £204,000 in specie while the Syria came from Alexandria with £35,948.
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Consolidated
City of
Washington
New York
Syria
Alexandria
New Companies West Birmingham Rampway and Canal details
The prospectus outlines a railway and canal project serving western Birmingham districts including Harborne and Selly Oak. It plans a £400,000 capital, 16 000 shares, with a Worcester Canal link and a central goods station of about fifteen acres, merging with the canal company later.
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West Birmingham
Birmingham
Harborne
Selly Oak
King’s Norton
Stourbridge
East Worcestershire
Worcester
Worcester and Birmingham
Canal
Gas Products Urinistic Company (Limited
A. A. Croll
Metropolitan
NorringHam Manufacturing Company
Limmited
Messrs
B. H. Hine
Opera Company
Limiep
English Opera Association
Gye
Covent Garden Theatre
Societe Generale DE L’ Empire O Tromain
Turkey
Imperial Ottoman Bank
Constantinople
Messrs. Bischoffsheim and
Goldschmidt
Fruhling and Goschen
London
Stern Brothers
Paris
Sociéte Anonyme
Societa Agricole ET Industrielle
Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited
Egypt
Alexandria
Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company
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W. Everett
Royal Exchange
Patrie and Sons
Harhaway
Partie
Paternoster Row
Banking Department
Money Market and City Intelligence
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