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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 18, 1837

Page

8

Trade and Commerce in Crisis Across Markets

News from Breslaw wool fairs shows heavy losses with two thirds sold at 25 percent cut as English buyers stay away. NSW wools sold at 40 to 50 percent reductions. Bahia reports April losses. American bank suspensions loom. major firms face distress and one New Orleans financier dies by suicide. London and Hamburg markets react to credit strains. cotton and sugar demand falters. exports and exchange rates shift amid monetary uncertainty.

Germany Breslaw New South Wales Sidney Douglas Bahia Liverpool Westmoreland London Hamburgh Trieste Thomas Dixon and Co Johnson, Granger, and Co Manchester J. and T. Ramebotham and Co Collinge and Lancashire Yorkshire Bank of England New York Washington Congress de Rham and Moore F. Cottomb and Co Wright Ard Co Cottomb and Co Theodore Nicolet New Orleans United States America St. Petersburg England

Insolvent Debtors Court Hearings Scheduled in London

Debtor petitions and schedules list numerous individuals to be heard at the Insolvent Debtors Court in Portugal Street Lincoln's Inn Fields on Friday June 30 at nine in the forenoon and again on Monday July 3 at the same time and place. Names include J A Sanders tea dealer and others across London and surrounding areas, with trades ranging from brewer to cobbler and baker.

Portugal-street Lincoln's Inn-fields J.A. Sanders Newington Causeway A. Boully Paul-street Finsbury C. Wyat Ringwood Itampshire Victualler W. Smith Fitzroy-place South Wark G. Collins Granby Street Waterloo Road J. Fox Dunstable Bedfordshire F. H. Martin Markham-street Chelsea W. Shaw Hind-court Fleet Street R. Peyton Strand L. Roehr Time-strezt F. Drake St. Peter's Place Walworth Common Baker

Insolvencies and bankruptcies listed in London Gazette

Declarations of insolvency include Charles Stanbridge William Forbes Marshall and Thomas Williams of Lambs Buildings Bunhill-row manufacturers of artificial skins Samuel Fletcher Regent's canal basin coal-merchant Edward Parry Archibald Fish tailors. Bankrupts include George Baker senior and junior Portman-Square etc, plus William Hogarth and others across London Birmingham Leeds Newcastle upon Tyne and Shropshireities.

London Gazette Tourspay Charles Stanbridge William Forbes Marshall Thomas Robinson Williams Lamb’s Buildings Bunhill-row Samuel Fletcher Regent’s Canal Basin Edward Parry Archibald Fish Warwick-street Regent-street William Whicher Chichester Charles Raizbeck Henzel Aldermanbury George Baker Psrtaea Nathaniel Ogle Baker-street Portman-Square Charles Chambers Iolles-street Cavendish-square Thomas Amer Lime-street London Henry Boys Beaumont Street High-street Marylebone George Wildgoose Macclesfield William Robinson Manchester John Bettin Birmingham Sealer and Chapman Edwin Harrison Parliament Street Westminster Carver and Gilder William Edwards Bartlett John Bartlett Dewnport Wheatley Kirk Leeds Thomas Hatton William Hogarth Newcastle upon-Tyne Robert Draper Wood-street Cheapside George Wheatley Edward Balle Porce Exeter Dilis Roberts Carnarvon Samuel Worthen Hinckley-mills Brayton Shropshire

Privy Council urged to form prayer for King’s recovery

London Gazette June 16 reports an order to the Privy Council to consider steps to issue a Form of Prayer for the recovery of His Majesty from a severe indisposition. Insolvents and bankrupts listed include Richard Ellingworth York, John M Lean Exeter. Edward Martin Dudley Hill. and many trade names across England.

Londow Fuipay Richard Ellingworth Coney-street York Beakser John M‘lean Exeter Bankru Pi's George Richardson Smith’s Buildings City Road John Soulby Alfred Soulby Lambeth-walk Surrey Henry Kingsley Enfield-town Taior and Draper Frederick Laxgrey Pountly London Isaac Brunt Leek Wiliam Wallis Connaught-terrace Edgeware-road Richard Walker Birmingham Leonard Albin Thomas Brownkil James Grown Leeds John Waylor Major Samuel Major Poole Ihomas Harvey Gobie Worthing William England Carter Chesterfield Edward Marsder Dudley Hill William Rocket Poole Andrew Chambers Birmingtaui Itihnek

General Evans bids farewell to the British Legion

The General-in-Chief thanks the Legion for its services after major operations in Spain. The corps, led by the Legion, secured Oriamendi and other strategic positions, captured Fantarabia, and suffered and endured heavy combat with notable clemency toward the vanquished. The General cites health, legislature duties, and the outlook for a new Legion, ending with praise for the troops' gallantry and endurance.

HFAD Hervant Iran Fontarabin Oriamendi Rifles Royal Irish Lezo Renteria Astigarraga Hernani Arnieta Santa Barbara Cantabria Oyuraun Fantarabia Bilbea St. Sebastian Vittoria Arlaban Ayete Urumea Ametti Garbara Oramiendi Pyrenees Spain London Madrid Europe Irun Durango

Expected War Rumors and Maritime Tension Rise

From Mexico a belligerent stance is reported as war expectations grow against the United States. Detention of American ships in Mexican ports alarms traders while possible clashes in the Gulf loom under France and England frictions. In Detroit a major fire destroys up to fifty structures with losses estimated at 200000 to 800000 dollars. The York Assizes hear manslaughter charges against an engineer Joseph Gamble. In London a youth John Mansfield alias Shugra is acquitted of manslaughter in a local case.

United States Mexico New Orleans France England Gulf of Mexico Great Finn Detroit Evening Spectator White Woodward Avenue Joseph Gamble York Assizes John Mansfield Shugra Old Bailey William Redrupe

Versailles fete for royal inauguration of museum noted

The King and royal family hosted a grand Versailles event with officials, artists, and guests including Meyerbeer and the Duchess of Orleans. Talks touched on debt and wealth of Louis Philippe, with extensive dinner provisions and lavish theatre scenes. the Duchess endured fatigue yet remained to the end.

Louis XIII Versailles M. Hausmann Meyerbeer Camille Roqueplan Boulanger Corbeille Duchess of Orleans Palace Luchess Germany Louis Philippe Palace of Versailles Childist M. de Carmenin Trianon

Thames Tunnel opens daily near Rotherhithe for public use

The Thames Tunnel near the Church at Rotherhithe on the Surrey side is open daily from nine in the morning until dusk. Admission is one shilling. The tunnel length is 746 feet and nearly complete to the Middlesex shore. Conveyances by omnibus every half hour from Gracechurch Street and Charing Cross, steam boats from Hungerford, Queenhithe, and other points, and railway carriages from London Bridge every quarter hour.

Thames Tunnel Rotherhithe Surrey Middlesex J. Charlier Walbrook Buildings Walbrook N.B Gracechurch-street Charing-cross Woolwich and Greenwich Hungerford Queenhithe Dyer’s Hall Fresh Wharf London-bridge

Complete suit listings from Tow-PUEDNEY and Son catalog

A fragmentary 19th century advertisement lists suits and fabrics including Supertine freckh coats silk jacket fabrics and dressings. The notice mentions Pearly peturchats and a firm Tow-PUEDNEY and SON City Creek established 785 with heat and other items.

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Wheat Market Summary and Price Fluctuations

Market report notes prices holding from the prior week with steady to firm wheat trading and weak demand for barley oats and beans. White wheat traded around 26s 6d per cwt and yellow around 24s 6d to 26s 6d. flour prices varied by grade. Oat and bean activity limited with modest sales and some price support from last week.

Preston B.P Jamaica Bengal

London Markets Grain Report From Moervar June 12 Trade Update

The London Corn Exchange report shows moderate Wheat supply and brisk prime sales early, with barley dull and overall trade weak. Beans and peas rise modestly, flour steady, oats heavy, and barley unchanged. arrivals include Wheat, Barley, Oats and Malt. Seed market slow with no material price changes. livestock notes for sheep, beef, and mutton.

Corn Exchange Mark Lane Moervar Norfolk Essex Lincolnshire London Sribay Juno Fu

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