Market notes on bank advances and foreign bonds
Orry reports scarce money as reimbursement dates near for bank advances to merchants and discount houses and for settlement of two stock exchange acts. Foreign bonds quotations are unusually low while dividends flow in, with loans in Lombard Street at 3 to 5 percent. Gold and silver exports from London show bars to Hamburg and coin to Australia, with silver shipping to several destinations.
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the Stock Exchange
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Foreign Stock Exchange
Lombard-street
Foreign Department
London
Hamburg
Australia
South Australia
Rotterdam
Sydney
Canton
Mogadore
Mauritius
Bankrupts and Dissolutions Listed in Bondon Gazettth
A Bakerstreet era notice records bankruptcies across multiple trades including Matthews grocer and cheesemonger at Kingsland Field paper maker The Waters and Pinner copper-plate printer. Partnerships dissolved list diverse firms from silk-dyers to ironmongers and drapers across Yorkshire Lancashire Cornwall and London.
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Bondon Gazetth
Famay
William Matthews
Kingsland
George Field
the Waters
Herel Hempstead
Hertford
Paper Teaker
Willian
Strickland Gledili
Clerkenwell
Japanier
David Pinner
Finsbury
Yosker
John Ranson
Tottenham
Court-Lard
Victualler
James Skeat
Lostwithiel
Cornwall
William Clayton
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Robert Liddell
Monkwestmouth Shore
Durham
Joseph Smith
Salford
Lancaster
William Curtis
Clutton
Somersetshire
John James Axdereon
York
Irving Shore
Preston
Lancashire
Thomas Hodgson
Ata
William Hodgson
Thorp
Bsnacal
R. Waller
Rebert Robinson
Reywood Robinson
Oldham
John
Wm Bowen
Samuel Morgan
Swansea
Jinen-drapers
Alfred Perkins
James Fryer
Cornhill
John Bruce
William Smith
Francis-street
Golden-Square
Rodt. Hutchinson
Henry Bourne
Wolsingham
John Haffenden
Wm Pye
London
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Lewis Novelli
Anthony Casacuberta
Manchester
Thosmas Atking
Frederick Atkins
Torquay
Attornys
Alderngate-street
Candlewick-Miakera
Joseph Jeacocks
William Hartis
Birmingham
Geo. Kift
Henry Kift
Bristol
Joseph Ramsden
Henry Ramsden
Alfred Ramedes
Sowexby-bridge
Halifax
Tega
Edward Ramsden
Samuel Blackburn
David Back Sorley
Liverpool
Bankruptcies and Dissolutions in London Gazette List
London Gazette notice from October 9 lists bankrupts including Henry Stephen Winter in Bristol and William Ashmore in Sheffield. It also records dissolutions of numerous partnerships across England with names, trades, and locations such as Leeds hosiers and Liverpool surgeons, plus certificates dated Oct 30 for tradesmen and manufacturers.
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London Gazette
Henry Stephen Winter
Bristol
William Ashmore
Sheffield
John Holme
Whiston
Lancashire
James Collins
Gillingham
Dorsetshire
B. Marsden
Leeds
Hosiersa
T. Campa
T. Whately
Great Berkhampstead
Hertfordshire
J. Myatt
W. Yates
Jackfield
Shropshire
G. Smart
J. Hardy
Yorkrow
Lambeth
Sawyers
H. Emett
J. B. Mason
Liverpool
J. Ackroyd
J. Bridgman
Mercers
C. W. Newman
Jun
J.W. Macrae
J. Abbott
J. 9. Abbott
Leek
Staffordshire
J. Sykes
J. Tinker
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
E. Lunt
J. Huson
H. Bourne
Wigton
Cumberland
O. Heyworth
J. Heyworth
L. Heyworth
J. .I.phipps
B. Butterworth
J. Carlisle
Rio de Janeiro
U. Heyworth
J. Phipps
Destructive Fire at Shoreditch Wadding Works
A major fire in the wadding manufactory of Mr. York at Shoreditch drew police and fire brigades to the scene. By eleven o'clock the danger had passed and the fire was under control, with extensive property damage confined to the premises. The report also notes a new almanac publication and discusses omnibus and cab licensing measures and political commentary.
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York
Highstreet
Pig’s Headcourt
Norfolk Fields
House of Commons
M. Wood, Bart
London
House of Correction
New-road
Oxford-street
Strand
Morris
Bow Street
Minshull
Letters to the Editor from Camberwell reader on Fact's letters
A Camberwell subscriber criticizes a columnist known as Fact for misrepresentations about politics and debt imprisonment. The writer advocates factual reporting, recalls past political support, and invites Fact to respond in the Chronicle.
Assistant Drapers Call for Educational Relaxation in London
A letter from Nor an Assistant Draper of London dated Oct 9 1838 argues that assistant drapers are confined and deprived of mental enrichment. It appeals to principals to end late hours and allow access to lectures and recreation to improve moral character and business acumen.
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Smr
England
Sam
Sir
London
Parachute Incident Sparks Balloon Explosion at Cheltenham
Mr Hampton described a descent where no gas ignition occurred and the sunlit varnished silk caused a fiery glare. After detachment the balloon rose rapidly and exploded, splitting the upper to lower ground. the parachute remained unharmed. A second item notes a New Hall farmer possessing a cow and sow bonded by affection, with the cow tending a litter of pigs. An elderly Thomas Davis, 106, was buried at St Katherine Cree after years in the parish workhouse amid care at the end of life.
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Cheltenham
New
Chesterfield
Wearmouth
Katherine Cree
Leadenhall-street
Thomas Davis
Susannah Davis
Shropshire
St. Katherine Cree
Morison
British College of Health
London
Norwich
Oll A. Charlwood
St. Andrew's
Moricon
Dr. Morrison
Insolvent Debtor Court Hears Accidents Case
A petition in the Insolvent Debtors Court cites accidents as a cause for appearance by a carrier named Godfrey. Lord Segrave appears as creditor after a damaged carriage. a verdict is obtained but no money paid. The insolvent is discharged following annual practice. The Edinburgh Assay Office confirms silver plate standard for 1837-38.
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Incorporation of Goldsmiths
P David France Named Sole Agent for Weekly Chronicle Sale
P David France of Newcastle upon Tyne is appointed sole agent to sell the Weekly Chronicle in Northumberland Durham Cumberland and Newcastle upon Tyne. The Chronicle will be ready for delivery every Saturday morning from London with options for books magazines and periodicals. Printing and bookbinding services offered and Everybody’s Almanack 1839 advertised with illustrations and zodiac border. The Independent West Middlesex Assurance Company shows reduced premiums and life annuity rates with capital and territorial offices listed.
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Cumberland
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Portman-square
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Dublin
Albany-street
Edinburgh
Saint’ Vincent-atreet
Gregow
Mavnacents
Samuel Eyre
John Wilson
G. E. Williams
William Hole
Bank of England
Puissteran
Marshall Hall
Manchester
John Ogle Else
Eng
Manchester-street
James Devereux Hustler
Park-astreet
Simon Thurnton
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury Square
Loxicrrons
Messie
Williams and Sos
Hart-street
West Middlesex Assurance Company
West Middlesex Assurance ‘Company
England
Fire Department
United Kingdom
British Empire
Westminster
Europe
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Abernethy
Henry Heimeryweton
Strand
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Ashton
Lancashire
Williamson
Ditto
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le Cros
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Franklin's Miscellany promotes conjugal happiness and literature
An advertisement extols Franklin's Miscellany as a weekly Saturday issue priced at three half-pence. It touts essays on choosing a wife and husband, praises high literary quality, and highlights a Queen Victoria medallion portrait offered with Nos. 43 and 48. It notes original genius support, and publishers B D Cousins at Duke Street Lincoln's Inn Fields.
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Boston Union guardians debate aged married inmates housing
At a Saturday meeting Rev Robingog proposed that all married inmates over 60 with good characters be allowed to reside together in the workhouse with a separate room for each couple. Mr Barber offered an amendment giving aged couples applying for relief the option of increased outdoor relief or entering the workhouse. After speeches the amendment carried by nine, and relief amount to be considered.
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Union
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London Markets Report Wheat and Corn Trends
The Mark Lane market notes a tolerably good wheat trade with fine foreign samples in fair demand. Prices for samples fall 1s per quarter, flour sales soft, and barley and oats show slower demand. Arrival figures from Oct 1 to Oct 6 list English and foreign grains with total wheat 29 013 quarters and flour 4 680 sacks. The London-average prices show Wheat 6d and 1d per imperial quarter, Oats 2d per bushel.
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Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Kent
Essex
Suffolk
Ireland
London
Smithfield Market Report Averages Improve With Bigger Beasts
Beasts supply remains large and meat quality improving as buyers attend in fair numbers. Trade shows more animation, with general clearance by market close. Calves moderate, pork in demand with small porkers valued higher than last week. City Toll Book lists show sheep 29 2 5, calves 127, pigs 555, mutton 3864 at various prices.
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Smithfield
Newgate Market Prices October Market for Meats
The supply of town and country killed meat has been good and demand middling with beef 2s 4d to 3s 8d per stone of 8 lbs, mutton 28s 6d to 8s 10d, veal 38s 2d to 45s 6d, pork 3s?d to 5s 6d per stone of 8 lbs.
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Tue EspAar
Poultry and Game Prices on Thursday October 9
There is a strong supply of game and poultry with good trade and fair prices. Geese range 4s 6d to 7s 8d, hares 3s to 4s, partridges 1s 2d to 2s, fowls 3s 8d to 4s 9d, chickens 3s 3d to 4s 8d, pigeons 4d to 7d each, ducks 3s 6d to 5s per pair, wild rabbits 3s to 12d, tame rabbits 15s per dozen, grouse 4s 8d to 7s per brace, pheasants 4s 3d to 5s each.
Market Reports on Hay Prices Across Regions
Turspay October 9 notes fair supply and steady trade. SMITHFIELD and REGENT's Park list hay Clover and Straw prices with ranges from £1 16s to £8 8s and up to £6 85. Port Au and WuHurcuaret record hay prices from £3 0s to £5 88 with Clover about £8 3s to £6 58.
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Turspay
Smithfield
Regent’s Pank
Port Au
Straw
Hop Market Shows Decline in Prices and Market Slump
Tuesday October 9 Boneven notes weak activity in the hop market with prices for inferior and middling hops dropping from 5s to 108 per cwt. Fine hops remain as costly as the prior week. Names E Kent M Kent W Kent are cited with addresses 903 and 120. 41268 [125s] 94s and pockets from 1888. Baga 1838 pockets 1838. Sussex 1068 to 118s 808 to 1608 Farnham.
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W. Kent
Baga
Market fluctuations hit colonial commodities amid varied demand
The Colonial markets show renewed activity with price advances for brown and yellow sugars and Mauritius demand steady. Coffee, East India sales, and rum trade display mixed results as buyers meet sellers on easier terms yet resist deep price declines. A broad view notes limited tea demand, rising Brand y sales, and firm Geneva prices.
Births Marriages and Deaths Notices Briefly Recorded
Births: on the 3rd in Albion street Hyde Park a daughter to Wilsom Heetherrington Esq and wife. On the 4th at Dynas Powis Glamorganshire a son and heir to Henry T. Lee Esq. Marriages: on the 4th at St George Hanover Square Alfred William Cleverly Esq of Kilworth Cork to Amelia Bennet late Captain Jennings RN. On the 6th at St Alphage Greenwich Frederick F. Jackson to Martha King. On the 6th at St George Hanover Square Richard Eldes Neave to Anna Maria Eyton. Deaths: on the 2d at Temple Durham J Eames aged 59. On the 2d at Woolwich Capt Edward Bathurst RM aged 44. On the 7th apoplexy Mr Cham Pitt of 11 Adam Street Adelphi aged about 59.
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Hyde Park
Wilsom Heetherington
Dynas Powis
Glamorganshire
Henry T. Lee
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Alfred William Cleverley
Kilworth
County of Cork
Samuel Cleverly
Queen Anne-street
Cavendish Square
M.D
Amelia Bennet
Captain Jennings
St. Alphage
Greenwich
Frederick F. Jackson
Mile-end
Martha King
Blackheath-road
Daniel King
Hanover-square
Richard, Eldes
Richard Neave
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Anna Maria
John Eyton
Eyton
Shropshire
Temple Durham
Petersfield
J. Eames
Woolwich
Edward Bathurst
R.M
Windsor
Slough
London
Great Western Railway
Cham Pitt
Adam Street
Adelphi
Classified notice print line from 1888 Strand publication
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Oxford Street
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Cornhill
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Wigmore Street
Headebourk
Middle Row
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Jones
High Holborn
Snowden
Haymarket
Prout
Strand
M'Getrick
Tottenham
Armstrong
Catherine-street
Middlesex
Jann Nozetsy
John-streat
Christchurch
Surrey
CaanLes Penny
Catherine-streat
Strands
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