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