Notices to Correspondents in the Pine Weekly Chronicle
Notices to correspondents state the Pine Weekly Chronicle is published each Saturday morning and can be obtained at 982 Strand. Subscriptions 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 for attention.
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Money Market Stability Amid Panic and Rumor
The Moraine section notes a steadier money market as funds flow freely, with caution urged about relying on rumors. It highlights bank rate expectations, stock and bullion declines, and calls for transparent posting of bank returns to prevent information advantage. Also reports on Salomons drapery firm collapse, suspected fraud, and Fletcher and Co. creditors meeting with liabilities outlined.
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Job
Committee of the Stock Exchange
St. Nazaire
Crédit Foncier and Mobilier
England
London and County Land and Building
London and Venezuela Bank
Guildhall Taverns
Kumaon
Oade
York Street
Continental Bank Corporation
Standard Bank of South Africa
India
Bank of England
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
Aaron Salomons
Messrs
Fletcher and Co
Manchester
Hall and Janson
Financial distress and insolvencies ripple through 1860s markets
The report details creditors in several failures including Moss’s offer of 9s in the £1, with three instalments at four, eight, and twelve months. It notes Gladstone and Co. suspensions, estimated liabilities from £150,000 to £500,000, and potential dividends from asset realisations. It also mentions Teale, Marine Estates Company, Anglo-Italian Bank actions, and Frankfort market conditions with lower stock values and a cautious mood despite eased German banker deficits.
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Moss
Messrs. John Gladstone and Co
General Merchants
Fron
Cook
Gladstone
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Canada
New York
Patrick Thomson
Lovelock
John Catto
Upper Thames Street
Quilter
Alfred Teale
Teale
Leeds Mercury
Marine Estates Company
Bembridge
Isle of Wight
Blackpool
Vienna
Frankfort Bank
Bank of England Weekly Account 1864 Worth 37 Million
From the London Gazette, an account under the 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32 for the week ending Wednesday October 5 1864. Chief Cashier W Minuten notes funds total £37 728 490.
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London Gazette
Victoria
W. Minuten
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Harnaway Eos Eve
Patriz Een
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Money Market and City Intelligence
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