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Chronicle
Weekly Chronicle
W.G
W.C
Financial returns under the Victoria era act issued July 1864
The London Gazette publishes an account under the 7th and 8th Victoria cap. 32 for the week ending July 27 1864. The weekly total of 37 260 797 pounds is recorded on July 28 1864 by W Milner Chief Cashier. The report compares with the prior week noting changes.
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London Gazette
Victoria
W. Milner
Money Market and City Intelligence Friday Afternoon
The Market is quiet with consol rates and listed railway and bank shares. The Bank of England raised the minimum discount rate to seven percent, citing dwindling coin and bank reserves while joint stock banks increased deposit allowances and money-on-call rates. Government Bills on India for tender on August 3 total 80,00,000 rupees.
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Oon
Caledonian
Great Eastern
Great Northern
Great Western
Midland
Metropolitan
Lancashire and Yorkshire
London and North-Western
South-Eastern
South-Western
Brighton and
South Coast
British and American Exchange
London and Colonial
London and County
London Joint-Stock
London and Northern
London and Westminster
Union of London
Oriental Bank
Bank of Australasia
Bank of England
Egypt
Brazil
Bank of France
London and Westminster Bank
India
New companies form in steam safety, shipping and iron trades
A wave of new ventures emerges in Manchester and abroad. Nationaloiter Insurance proposes steam boiler risk coverage with a patent valve to lower premiums. Manchester Shipping Officers and Packing Co plans central offices and warehousing. Locomotive Cotton Press Co aims to press cotton in India using railway styled presses. Guildhall Taverns Co plans to extend the Guildhall Coffee-house and Castle Tavern. Norwegian Compañia Iron Co targets Eidsfoss works in Norway. British and Netherlands India Bank seeks £2 million capital with branches planned in Asia and Australia. Rincun tone Tea Co buys Darjeeling estates. Industrial Company of Central Italy seeks £250,000 to develop Italian resources.
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Nationaloiter Insurance Company
Limitep
Steam Boiler Insurance Company of Manchester
Smiths
Her Majesty’s Mint
Manchester Shipping Officers and Packing Company
Limiteep
Manchester
Locomotive Cotton Press Company
Limbep
India
Guildhall Taverns Company (Limited
Guildhall
Castle Tavern
Gresham-street
King-street
Cheapside
Castle
Norwegian Cuarcoan Iron Company
Limkep
Eidsfoss Iron Works
Kongsberg
Norway
British and Neerherrlands Inpra Bank
Limirep
Merchant Banking Company of London (Limited
British and Netherlands India Bank (Limited
China
Japan
Australia
Madras Presidency
Batavia
Rincuintone Tea Company
Darjeeling
Bengal
Henry de Mornay
Assam Company
Industrial Company OF Central Italy (Limited
Italy
Romagna
Plant
London and Burton Bottled Beer declares 10 percent dividend
At the London and Burton Bottled Beer Company meeting the directors' report was adopted and a dividend of 10 percent per annum free of income tax was declared, payable on the 30th inst. Other company notices include dividends, meetings, and liquidator claims across several firms.
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London and Burton Bottled Beer Company (Limited
Oil Seed Crushing Company
Southampton Dock Company
Victoria (London) Dock Company
British and Foreign Cork Company (Limited
Kindersley
St. James’s Hall Company (Limited
Imperial Sugar Refining Company (Limited
Continental Gas and Water Company (Limited
Wallachian Petroleum Company (Limited
Companimited
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W. Everett Voee
Royal Exchange
Messrs. Portlee and Son Eee
Mr. Hathaway Gee Een
Pattie Aee Ana Wee
Paternoster Row
Banking Department
Money Market and City Intelligence