1869 I Heft
[Money Market. 1868.]
Bank of England
and Money Market.
Week ending | 1) Circulation issued | 2) Circulation active | 3) Bullion in Issue Department | 4) Reserve Notes. | 5) Reserve Coin. | 6) Total Reserve. | 7) Public Deposits. | 8) Private Deposits | 9) Public securities. | 10) Private Securities. | 11) Total of Coin and Bullion. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. January | £35,971,840. Incr. £134,640 | 24,242,055. I 879,190 | 20,971,840 | 11,729,785 D 744,550 | 1,089,888 | 12,819,673 D 758,509 | 6,314,203 D 864,554 | 21,654,971 I 2,888,766 | 13,269,046 I 249,843 | 20,125,012 I. 2,606,510 | 22,061,728 I. 120,681 |
8. 〃 〃 | 35,959,050 Decr. 12,790 | 24,233,855 D. 8,200 | 20,959,050 | 11,725,195 D 4,590 | 1,101,020 | 12,826,215 I 6,542 | 3,650,829. D. 2,663,374 | 23,416,607. I 1,761,636 | 14,369,046 I. 1,100,000 | 18,300,904 D. 1,824,108 | 22,060,070 D. 1,658 |
15. 〃 〃 | 36,003,735 I. 44,685 | 24,324,770. I. 90,915 | 21,003,735 | 11,678,965 D. 46,230 | 1,082,478 | 12,761,443 D. 64,772 | 3,324,627 D 426,202 | 23,000,437 D 416,170 | 14,569,046 I. 200,000 | 17,396,823 D. 904,081 | 22,086,213 I. 26,143 |
22. 〃 〃 | 36,080,920 I. 77,185 | 23,868,870 D. 455,900 | 21,080,920 | 12,212,050 I. 533,085 | 1,119,983 | 13,332,033 I. 570,590 | 3,251,923 D. | 22,649,575 D 350,862 | 14,269,046 D. 300,000 | 16,810,986 D. 585,837 | 22,200,903. I. 114,690 |
29. 〃 〃 | 36,203,520 I 122,600 | 23,474,530 D 394,340 | 21,203,520 | 12,728,990 I 516,940 | 1,116,105 | 13,845,095 I 513,062 | 3,545,269. I 293,346 | 22,523,345 D 126,230 | 14,068,246 D. 200,800 | 16,616,358 D. 194,628 | 22,319,625 I. 118,722 |
5. February | 35,642,785 D 560,735 | 23,679,380 I 204,850 | 20,642,785 | 11,963,405 D. 765,585 | 1,112,449 | 13,075,854 D. 769,241 | 4,110,382 I 565,113 | 20,949,243 D 1,574,102 | No Change | 16,443,736 D 172,622 | 21,755,234. D 564,391 |
12 〃 〃 | 35,378,390 D 264,395 | 23,503,315 D 176,065 | 20,378,390 | 11,875,075 D 88,330 | 1,227,570 | 13,102,645 I. 26,791 | 4,055,138 D. 55,244 | 21,038,825 I. 89,582 | 13,968,079 D. 100,167. | 16,499,309 I. 55,573 | 21,605,960. D. 149,274 |
19 〃 〃 | 34,977,845 D 400,545 | 23,373,160 D 130,155 | 19,977,845 | 11,604,685 D. 270,390 | 1,214,304 | 12,818,989 D 283,656 | 4,048,567. D. 6,571 | 20,003,424 D 1,035,401 | 13,468,079 D. 500,000 | 16,265,356. D. 233,953 | 21,192,149 D. 413,811 |
26 〃 〃 | 35,122,490 I 144,645 | 23,117,850 D 255,310 | 20,122,490 | 12,004,640 I. 399,955 | 1,227,299 | 13,231,939 I 412,950 | 4,459,713 I. 411,146 | 19,815,396 D 188,028 | 13,268,079 D. 200,000 | 16,205,515 D. 59,841 | 21,349,789. I. 157,640 |
4. March. | 34,974,270 D 148,220 | 23,593,380 I 475,530 | 19,974,270 | 11,380,890 D 623,750 | 1,161,922 | 12,542,812 D 689,127 | 4,708,017 I. 248,304. | 19,913,829 I 98,433 | No Change | 17,511,714 I 1,306,199 | 21,136,192 D. 213,597 |
11. 〃 〃 | 34,876,965 D 97,305 | 23,175,015 D 418,365 | 19,876,955 | 11,701,950 I. 321,060 | 1,302,565 | 13,004,515 I. 461,703 | 4,856,122 I. 148,105 | 20,326,190 I 412,361 | No Change. | 17,572,261 I. 60,547 | 21,179,530 I. 43,338 |
18. 〃 〃 | 34,994,600 I. 117,635 | 23,027,625 D 147,390 | 19,994,600 | 11,966,975 I 265,025 | 1,286,827 | 13,253,802 I 249,287 | 5,927,224 I. 1,071,102 | 19,737,714 D 588,476 | 13,272,162 I. 4,083 | 17,777,440 I 205,179 | 21,281,427 I 101,897. |
25. 〃 〃 | 35,099,805 I 105,205 | 23,334,865 I 307,240 | 20,099,805 | 11,764,940 D 202,035 | 1,338,278 | 13,103,218 D 150,584 | 7,287,476 I 1,360,252 | 19,502,226 D 235,488 | No Change | 19,039,938. I 1,262,398 | 21,438,083 I 156,656 |
Week end. 1 Jan. | Thursday. Dec. 26.
£6,061,100 |
Friday. Dec. 27.
8,707,000 |
Saturday. Dec. 28.
9,838,000 |
Monday. Dec. 30.
16,907,000 |
Tuesday. Dec. 31.
14,083,000 |
Wednesday. Jan. 1.
9,557,000 |
Total. £.
65,153,000 |
8. Jan. |
Jan. 2.
£9,673,000 |
Jan. 3.
9,791,000 |
Jan. 4.
13,422,000 |
Jan. 6
10,009,000 |
Jan. 7.
12,221,000 |
Jan. 8
10,217,000 |
Total. £.
65,333,000 |
15. Jan. |
Jan. 9.
£7,508,000 |
Jan. 10.
10,124,000 |
Jan. 11
9,998,000 |
Jan. 13
11,105,000 |
Jan. 14
10,009,000 |
Jan. 15
18,985,000 |
67,729,000 |
22 Jan. |
Jan. 16
£11,177,000 |
Jan. 17.
11,256,000 |
Jan. 18
12,397,000 |
Jan. 20
9,643,000 |
Jan. 21
9,836,000 |
Jan. 22
9,158,000 |
63,467,000 |
29 Jan. |
Jan. 23
£8,661,000 |
Jan. 24
8,589,000 |
Jan. 25
9,857,000 |
Jan. 27
7,505,000 |
Jan. 28
8,764,000 |
Jan. 29
7,788,000 |
51,164,000 |
5. Febr. |
Jan. 30
£10,198,000 |
Jan. 31.
20,452,000 |
Feb. 1
13,012,000 |
Feb. 3
9,755,000 |
Febr. 4.
12,802,000 |
Febr. 5
9,976,000 |
76,195,000 |
12 Feb. |
Febr. 6
£11,255,000 |
Febr. 7.
9,301,000 |
Febr. 8
9,792,000 |
Feb. 10
8,592,000 |
Febr. 11
8,968,000 |
Febr. 12
8,059,000 |
55,967,000 |
19 Febr. |
Febr. 13.
£8,735,000 |
Febr. 14
22,531,000 |
Febr. 15
14,217,000 |
Feb. 17
10,877,000 |
Febr. 18
10,844,000 |
Febr. 19
8,851,000 |
76,055,000 |
26 Feb. |
Febr. 20
£7,779,000 |
Febr. 21
8,326,000 |
Febr. 22
9,959,000 |
Febr. 24
8,736,000 |
Feb. 25
10,916,000 |
Febr. 26
8,330,000 |
54,046,000 |
4 March |
Feb. 27
£8,874,000 |
Feb. 28
21,041,000 |
Feb. 29.
13,533,000 |
March [2]
11,306,000 |
March 3.
12,059,000 |
March 4.
11,368,000 |
78,181,000 |
[11] March | March 5 £11,411,000 |
March 6. 9,708,000 |
March 7. 13,679,000 |
Ma[rch 9]
9,462,000 |
March 10 8,901,000 |
March 11 7,187,000 |
60,348,000 |
[18] March | March 12 £8,515,000 |
March 13 20,965,000 |
March 14 12,578,000 |
Mar[ch 16]
11,783,000 |
March 17. 10,145,000 |
March 18 8,859,000 |
72,845,000 |
[25 M]arch | March 19 £7,935,000 |
March 20 9,354,000 |
March 21 10,546,000 |
Mar[ch 23]
9,348,000 |
March 24 9,104,000 |
March 25 7,443,000 |
53,730,000. | |
Week ending. | 1) Circulation Issued. | 2) Circulation active. | 3) Bullion. Is. Dpt. | 4) Reserve Notes. | 5) Coin (Reserve) | 6) Total Reserve. | 7) Public Deposits. | 8) Private Deposits. | 9) Pub. Securities. | 10) Private Securities. | 11) Total of Coin and Bullion. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. April. | £34,935,295 D 164,510 | 24,167,805 I. 832,940. | 19,935,295 | 10,767,490 D 997,450 | 1,168,817 | 11,936,307 D 1,166,911 | 6,910,477 D. 376,999 | 20,291,680 I. 789,454 | 13,271,754 D. 408 | 20,698,418 I. 1,658,580 | 21,104,112 Decr. 333,971. |
8. 〃 〃 | 34,728,315 D 206,980 | 24,611,045 I 443,240 | 19,728,315 | 10,117,270 D 650,220 | 1,096,762 | 11,214,996 D. 721,311 | 3,894,180 D. 3,016,297 | 21,146,623 I 854,943 | 13,268,000 D. 3,754 | 18,715,640 D 1,982,778 | 20,825,077 D. 279,035. |
15. 〃 〃 | 34,586,995 D 141,320 | 24,464,095 D 146,950 | 19,586,995 | 10,122,900 I 5,630 | 1,124,285 | 11,247,185 I 32,189 | 4,030,116 I 135,936 | 20,157,426 D. 989,197 | 13,277,696 I. 9,696 | 17,798,321 D 917,319 | 20,711,280 D. 113,797. |
22. 〃 〃 | 34,315,565 D 271,430 | 23,940,020 D 524,075 | 19,315,565 | 10,375,545 I 252,645 | 1,211,535 | 11,587,080 I. 339,895 | 4,219,175 I 189,059 | 20,349,041 I 191,615 | No change. | 17,832,848 I 34,527 | 20,527,100 D. 184,180 |
29. 〃 〃 | 34,387,470 I. 71,905 | 24,151,105 I. 211,085 | 19,387,440 | 10,236,365 D. 139,180 | 1,245,416 | 11,481,781 D. 105,299 | 4,800,109 I. 580,934 | 19,916,893 D. 432,148 | No change | 18,083,775 I. 250,927 | 20,632,886 I. 105,786. |
6. May. | 34,234,165 D. 153,305 | 24,454,885 I. 303,780 | 19,234,165 | 9,779,280 D. 457,085 | 1,168,827 | 10,948,107. D. 533,674 | 5,128,327. I. 328,218 | 20,209,045 I. 292,152 | No change. | 19,238,404. I. 1,154,629 | 20,402,992 D. 229,894. |
13. 〃 〃 | 33,993,545 D. 240,620 | 23,978,430 D. 476,455 | 18,993,545 | 10,015,115 I. 235,835 | 1,297,843 | 10,015,115 I. 235,835 | 5,774,277. I. 645,950 | 20,061,034 D. 148,011 | No change. | 19,390,487. I. 152,083 | 20,291,388 D. 111,604 |
20 〃 〃 | 34,467,860 I. 474,315 | 23,925,150 D. 53,280 | 19,467,860 | 10,542,710 I. 527,595 | 1,321,103 | 11,863,813 I. 550,855 | 6,041,006. I. 266,729 | 20,320,946. I. 259,912 | No change | 19,346,724 D 25,763 | 20,788,963 I. 497,575 |
27 〃 〃 | 34,977,285 I. 509,425 | 23,680,695 D. 244,455 | 19,977,285 | 11,296,590 I. 753,880 | 1,313,367 | 12,609,957 I. 746,144 | 6,195,503 I. 154,497 | 20,847,589 I. 526,643 | 13,294,557 I. 16,861 | 19,272,316 D. 92,408 | 21,290,652. I. 501,689 |
3. June. | 35,734,660 I. 757,375 | 24,226,485 I. 545,790 | 20,734,660 | 11,508,175 I. 211,585 | 1,235,078 | 12,743,253 I 133,296 | 6,489,091. I. 293,588 | 20,754,781 D. 92,808 | No change | 19,292,130 I. 19,814 | 21,969,738 I. 679,086. |
10. | 35,943,995 I. 209,335 | 23,535,840 D. 690,645 | 20,934,995 | 12,408,155 I. 899,980 | 1,260,820 | 13,668,975 I. 925,722 | 7,415,041. I. 925,950 | 20,302,549 D. 452,232 | No change | 18,850,214 D. 441,916 | 22,204,815 I. 235,077. |
17. | 36,320,080 I. 376,085 | 23,524,735 D. 11,105 | 21,320,080 | 12,795,345 I. 387,190 | 1,250,965 | 14,046,310 I. 377,335 | 7,986,257 I. 571,216 | 19,706,991 D 595,558 | No change | 18,413,635 D. 436,579 | 22,571,045 I. 366,230 |
24. | 36,678,060 I. 357,980 | 23,687,390 I 162,655 | 21,678,060 | 12,990,670 I. 195,325 | 1,284,921 | 14,275,591 I. 229,281 | 8,095,285 I. 109,028 | 19,531,108 D 175,883 | No change | 18,160,273 D 253,362 | 22,962,981. I. 391,936. |
Week end. 1 April. |
Thursday. 26 March.
£7,889,000 |
Friday. 27 March. 8,510,000 |
Saturday. 28 March 11,077,000 |
Monday. March 30. 11,368,000 |
Tuesday. March 31. 23,204,000 |
Wednesday. April. 1. 10,614,000 |
Total £. 72,662,000 |
Week end. 8 April. |
2 April.
11,023,000 |
3 April.
9,776,000 |
4. April.
12,761,000 |
April. 6
9,729,000 |
April. 7.
9,985,000 |
April. 8
10,278,000 |
Total. £
63,552,000 |
Week end. 15 April |
April. 9
12,270,000 |
April. 10. Nothing (Good Friday) |
April. 11
10,474,000 |
April. 13
9,548,000 |
April. 14
10,021,000 |
April. 15.
11,875,000 |
Total. £
54,188,000 |
Week end. April 22 |
April 16.
21,568,000 |
April 17
13,911,000 |
April 18
11,705,000 |
April 20
9,435,000 |
April. 21.
10,119,000 |
April. 22
8,907,000 |
Total. £
75,645,000 |
Week end. April 29. |
April. 23
9,921,000 |
April 24.
8,710,000 |
April 25
10,546,000 |
April. 27
8,093,000 |
April. 28
9,774,000 |
April. 29
20,612,000 |
Total. £.
67,656,000 |
Week end. 6 May. |
April. 30
10,801,000 |
May. 1
8,241,000 |
May 2.
11,875,000 |
May. 4.
11,801,000 |
May. 5.
10,061,000 |
May. 6.
8,816,000 |
Total. £.
61,595,000 |
Week end. 13 May. |
May 7.
9,740,000 |
May 8.
9,042,000 |
May 9.
10,431,000 |
May 11
8,619,000 |
May 12.
8,753,000 |
May 13.
8,759,000 |
Total. £.
55,344,000 |
Week end. 20 May. |
May 14
19,848,000 |
May 15
12,016,000 |
May 16.
10,890,000 |
May 18.
9,786,000 |
May. 19.
9,604,000 |
May. 20.
8,945,000 |
Total. £.
71,008,000 |
Week end. 27 May. |
May 21.
8,669,000 |
May 22.
9,620,000 |
May. 23.
10,275,000 |
May 25.
9,632,000 |
May. 26.
8,915,000 |
May. 27.
6,840,000 |
Total. £.
53,951,000 |
Week end. 3 June. |
May 28
8,704,000 |
May 29
19,532,000 |
May 30
14,237,000 |
June. 1
8,094,000 |
June. 2.
9,575,000 |
June. 3
9,575,000 9,557,000 |
Total. £.
69,699,000 |
Week end. 10 June. |
June. 4.
11,739,000 |
June 5.
10,642,000 |
June 6.
12,321,000 |
June 8.
9,072,000 |
June. 9
9,410,000 |
June. 10
8,112,000 |
Total. £.
61,251,000 |
Week end. 17 June. |
June. 11
7,822,000 |
June 12.
9,806,000 |
June 13
11,296,000 |
June 15
9,386,000 |
June 16
23,400,000 |
June 17
12,533,000 |
Total £.
74,243,000 |
Week end. 24 June. |
June 18.
9,108,000 |
June 19
11,075,000 |
June 20
10,080,000 |
June 22
9,730,000 |
June. 23
9,805,000 |
June 24.
8,220,000 |
Total £.
58,018,000 | |
Week ending. | 1) Circulation Issued. | 2) Circulation Active. | 3) Bullion. Iss. Dpt. | 4) Reserve Notes. | 5) Reserve Coin. | 6) Total Reserve. | 7) Public Deposits. | 8) Private Deposits. | 9) Public Securities. | 10) Private Securities. | Total Coin and Bullion. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
July 1 | 36,660,220. D. 17,840 | 24,771,585 I. 1,084,195 | 21,660,220 | 11,888,635 D. 1,102,035 | 1,091,001 | 12,979,636 D. 1,295,955 | 7,021,048 D. 1,074,237 | 21,497,262 I. 1,966,154 | 13,214,394 D. 80,163 | 20,451,631 I. 2,291,358 | 22,751,221 D 211,760 |
8 | 36,388,460 D. 271,760 | 24,722,730 D 48,855 | 21,388,460 | 11,665,730 D. 222,905 | 1,163,082 | 12,828,812 D 150,824 | 4,396,418 D. 2,624,630 | 23,158,434 I 1,661,172 | 14,614,394 I. 1,400,000 | 18,412,785 D 2,038,846 | 22,551,542 D 199,679 |
15 | 35,966,000 D 422,460 | 24,876,360 I. 153,630 | 20,966,000 | 11,089,640 D. 576,090 | 1,220,535 | 12,310,175 D 518,637 | 3,359,776 D. 1,036,642 | 22,080,000 D. 1,078,434 | No change. | 16,904,426 D. 1,508,359 | 22,186,535 D 365,007 |
22 | 35,814,740 D. 151,260 | 24,491,110 D 385,250 | 20,814,740 | 11,323,630 I. 233,990 | 1,262,594 | 12,586,224 I. 276,049 | 3,139,924 D. 219,852 | 22,077,372 D. 2,628 | No change. | 16,400,413 D. 504,013 | 22,077,334 D. 109,201 |
29 | 35,748,110 D. 66,630 | 24,325,801 D. 165,305 | 20,748,110 | 11,422,305 I 98,675 | 1,216,541 | 12,638,846 I 52,622 | 3,499,374 I 359,450 | 21,454,054 D 623,318 | No change. | 16,070,304 D 330,109 | 21,964,651 D 112,683 |
August 5 | 35,218,865 D 529,245 | 24,963,380 I 637,575 | 20,218,865 | 10,255,485 D 1,166,820 | 1,153,124 | 11,408,609 D 1,230,237 | 3,379,081 D 120,293 | 20,667,439 D 786,615 | 14,790,302 I. 175,908 | 16,292,387 I 222,083 | 21,371,989 D 592,662 |
12 | 34,631,490 D 587,375 | 24,533,260 D 430,120 | 19,631,490 | 10,098,230 D. 157,255 | 1,169,239 | 11,267,469 D 141,140 | 3,088,830 D 290,251 | 20,206,739 D 460,700 | 14,390,131 D 400,171 | 16,149,757 D 142,630 | 20,800,729 D. 571,260 |
19 | 34,638,755 I. £7,265 | 24,245,410 D. 287,850 | 19,638,755 | 10,393,345 I. 295,115 | 1,096,446 | 11,489,791. I. 222,322 | 2,864,234 D 224,596 | 20,172,244 D 34,495 | 13,790,131 D. 600,000 | 16,174,185 I. 24,428 | 20,735,201 D 65,528 |
26 | 34,617,335. I. 21,420 | 23,955,630 D 289,780 | 19,617,335 | 10,661,705 I. 268,360 | 1,156,766 | 11,818,471 I. 328,680 | 2,979,410 I 115,176 | 19,838,830 D. 333,414 | No Change | 15,597,078 D 577,107 | 20,774,101 I 38,900 |
September 2 | 34,729,555 I 112,220 | 24,307,105 I 351,475 | 19,729,555 | 10,422,450 D 239,255 | 1,117,098 | 11,539,548 D 278,923 | 3,274,415 I 295,005 | 19,577,730 D 261,100 | No change. | 16,239,930 I 642,852 | 20,846,653 I 72,552 |
9 | 34,617,250 D. 112,305 | 23,875,955 D 431,150 | 19,617,250 | 10,741,295 I 318,845 | 1,118,898 | 11,860,193 I. 320,645 | 3,715,925 I 441,510 | 19,423,966 D. 153,764 | No change. | 16,215,856 D. 24,074 | 20,736,148 D 110,505 |
16 | 34,612,035 D. 5,215 | 23,645,455 D 230,500 | 19,612,035 | 10,966,580 I 225,285 | 1,163,957 | 12,130,537 I. 270,344 | 3,975,728 I. 259,803 | 19,309,767 D 114,199 | No change | 16,124,020 D 91,836 | 20,775,992 I 39,844 |
23 | 34,767,830 I 155,805 | 23,570,345 D 75,110 | 19,767,830 | 11,197,485 I. 230,905 | 1,197,010 | 12,394,495 I 263,958 | 5,194,839 I 1,219,111 | 19,200,180 D 109,587 | 14,790,131 I. 1,000,000 Zusatz von Marx. Schließen (!) |
15,998,695 D 125,325 | 20,964,840 I 188,848 |
Week ending July 1. |
Thursday. June 25. 8,857,000 |
Friday. June 26. 9,905,000 |
Saturday June 27. 12,271,000 |
Monday June 29. 8,991,000 |
Tuesday. June 30. 24,998,000 |
Wednesday July 1 16,099,000 |
Total £. 81,121,000 |
Week ending July 8. | 10,328,000 July 2. | 11,144,000 July 3. | 13,912,000 July 4. | 9,314,000 July 6 | 11,787,000 July 7. | 10,449,000 July 8 | 66,934,000 |
Week ending July 15 | 11,810,000 July 9 | 11,268,000 July 10 | 10,816,000 July 11 | 10,146,000 July 13 | 10,987,000 July 14 | 22,771,000 July 15 | 77,798,000 |
July 22 | 12,067,000 July 16 | 10,546,000 July 17 | 11,965,000 July 18 | 10,898,000 July 20 | 9,125,000 July 21 | 8,825,000 July 22 | 63,426,000 |
July 29 | 9,640,000 July 23 | 9,579,000 July 24 | 8,906,000 July 25 | 8,296,000 July 27 | 9,494,000 July 28 | 7,870,000 July 29 | 53,785,000 |
Week ending August 5 | 9,150,000 July 30 | 22,182,000 July 31 | 11,316,000 August 1 | 11,080,000 August 3 | 12,655,000 August 4 | 9,282,000 August 5 | 75,665,000 |
12 | 10,818,000 August 6 | 10,048,000 August 7 | 11,982,000 August 8 | 9,564,000 August 10 | 9,116,000 August 11 | 9,337,000 August 12 | 60,915,000 |
19 | 9,133,000 August 13 | 21,751,000 August 14 | 12,124,000 August 15 | 10,445,000 August 17 | 10,885,000 August 18 | 8,061,000 August 19 | 72,399,000 |
26 | 7,994,000 August 20 | 9,812,000 August 21 | 10,802,000 August 22 | 8,279,000 August 24 | 9,920,000 August 25 | 8,562,000 August 26 | 55,369,000 |
Week ending September 2 | 7,579,000 August 27 | 18,213,000 August 28 | 12,067,000 August 29 | 10,978,000 August 31 | 10,302,000 Sept 1 | 9,445,000 Sept 2 |
68,584,000 |
9 | 8,111,000 Sept 3 | 12,546,000 Sept 4 | 9,348,000 Sept 5 | 8,251,000 Sept 7 | 10,335,000 Sept 8 | 7,881,000 Sept 9 | 56,472,000 |
16 | 8,775,000 Sept 10 | 9,236,000 Sept 11 | 10,508,000 Sept 12 | 9,667,000 Sept 14 | 8,943,000 Sept 15 | 18,327,000 Sept 16 | 65,456,000 |
23 | 10,446,000 Sept 17 | 9,292,000 Sept 18 | 9,536,000 Sept 19 | 8,575,000 Sept 21 | 8,232,000 Sept 22 | 7,764,000 Sept 23 | 53,845,000| |
Week ending. | 1) Circulation Issued. | 2) Circulation active. | 3) Bullion. (Is. Dp.) | 4) Reserve Notes. | 5) Reserve Coin. | 6) Total Reserve. | 7) Public Deposits. | 8) Private Depts. | 9) Pub. Securities. | 10) Private Securities. | 11) Total Bullion and Coin. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
September. 30 | 34,897,075 I 129,245 | 24,391,270 I 820,925 | 19,897,075 | 10,505,805 D 691,680 | 1,104,061 | 11,609,866 D. 784,629 | 5,385,296 I. 190,457 | 18,735,117 D 465,063 | 14,940,131 I. 150,000 | 16,366,692 I 367,997 | 21,001,136. I 36,296. |
October 7 | 34,692,935. D. 204,140. | 24,647,915. I. 256,645 | 19,692,935 | 10,045,020 D 460,785 | 1,015,010 | 11,060,030 D. 549,836 | 5,306,624. D. 78,672 | 18,022,446. D. 712,671 | 15,039,716 I. 99,585 | 16,054,128 D. 312,564 | 20,707,945 D 293,191 |
14 | 34,083,870 D. 609,065 | 24,515,915 D. 132,000 | 19,083,870 | 9,567,955 D 477,065 | 1,080,380 | 10,648,335 D. 411,695 | 3,838,119 D 1,468,505 | 20,231,481 I. 2,209,035 | 15,935,874 I. 896,158 | 15,822,238 D 231,890 | 20,164,250. D 543,695 |
21 | 33,850,975 D 232,895 | 24,493,790 D 22,125 | 18,850,975 | 9,357,185 D. 210,770 | 1,096,199 | 10,453,384 D 194,951 | 3,550,282 D 287,837 | 20,405,854 I. 174,373 | No change | 15,881,648 I 59,410 | 19,947,174 D 217,076 |
28 | 33,750,230 D 100,745 | 24,175,880 D 317,910 | 18,750,230 | 9,574,350 I 217,165 | 1,094,631 | 10,668,981 I 215,597 | 4,129,038 I 578,756 | 19,919,524 D 486,330 | 15,985,874 I. 50,000 | 15,705,432 D 176,216 | 19,844,861 D 102,313 |
November 4 | 33,423,975 D 326,255 | 24,513,370 I 337,490 | 18,423,975 | 8,910,605 D 663,745 | 1,053,763 | 9,964,368 D 704,613 | 4,281,114 I. 152,076 | 18,621,065 D 1,298,459 | 15,485,874 D 500,000 | 15,728,291 I 22,859 | 19,477,738 D 367,123 |
11 | 33,230,155 D 193,820 | 23,936,315 D 577,055 | 18,230,155 | 9,293,840 I. 383,235 | 1,128,695 | 10,422,535 I 458,167 | 4,744,758 I 463,644 | 19,248,711 I 627,646 | No Change. | 16,317,065 I 588,774 | 19,358,850 D 118,888 |
18 | 32,202,620 D 1,027,535 | 23,489,100 D 447,215 | 17,202,620 | 8,713,520 D 580,320 | 1,154,039 | 9,867,559 D 554,976 | 5,030,529 I 285,771 | 18,762,567 D 486,144 | 15,301,437 D 184,437 | 16,873,882 I. 556,817 | 18,356,659 D 1,002,191 |
25 | 32,137,355 D 65,265 | 23,243,255 D 245,845 | 17,137,355 | 8,894,100 I 180,580 | 1,119,282 | 10,013,382 I 145,823 | 5,427,596 I 397,067 | 18,103,008 D 659,559 | 15,074,874 D. 226,563 | 16,662,170 D 211,712 | 18,256,637 D 100,022 |
December 2 | 32,007,425 D 129,930 | 23,510,110 I 266,855 | 17,007,425 | 8,497,315 D 396,785 | 1,080,023 | 9,577,338 D 436,044 | 5,575,694 I 148,098 | 18,085,878 D 17,130 | No change | 17,193,379 I 531,209 | 18,087,448 D 169,189 |
9 | 31,763,985 D 243,440 | 23,200,140 D 309,970 | 16,763,985 | 8,563,845 I 66,530 | 1,077,684 | 9,641,529 I 64,191 | 6,363,025 I 787,331 | 17,608,301 D 477,577 | No change | 17,378,559 I 185,180 | 17,844,669 D 245,779 |
16 | 31,901,190 I 137,205 | 22,724,675 D 475,465 | 16,901,190 | 9,176,515. I 612,670 | 1,257,125 | 10,433,640 I 792,111 | 5,956,333 D 406,692 | 17,972,453 I 364,152 | 14,074,874 D. 1,000,000 | 17,494,978 I 116,419 | 18,158,315 I 316,646 |
23 | 32,191,935 I 290,745 | 22,940,185 I 215,510 | 17,191,935 | 9,251,750 I 75,235 | 1,099,686 | 10,351,436 D 82,204 | 6,899,705 I 943,372 | 17,850,762 D 121,691 | 14,124,874 I. 50,000 | 18,339,395 I 844,417 | 18,291,621 I 133,306 |
Week ending Sept. 30 |
Thursday. Sept. 24. £6,957,000. |
Friday. Sept. 25 8,256,000 |
Saturday. Sept. 26. 11,235,000 |
Monday Sept. 28. 8,959,000 |
Tuesday. Sept. 29. 9,241,000 |
Wednesday, Sept. 30. 19,657,000 |
Total 64,305,000 |
Octob. 7 | 10,793,000 October 1. | 9,877,000 Octob. 2 | 15,232,000 Octob. 3 | 9,746,000 October 5. | 11,184,000 Oct. 6 | 9,062,000 Octob. 7. | 65,894,000. |
Oct. 14 | 8,774,000 October 8 | 10,093,000 October 9 | 11,402,000 Oct. 10 | 10,241,000 October 12 | 11,289,000 October 13 | 11,370,000 Oct. 14 | 63,169,000 |
Oct. 21 | 20,339,000 Oct. 15 | 12,379,000 Oct. 16 | 12,066,000 Oct. 17 | 9,864,000 Octbr. 19 | 10,301,000 Oct. 20 | 10,003,000 Oct. 21 | 74,952,000 |
Oct. 28 | 8,306,000 Oct. 22 | 10,271,000 Oct. 23 | 11,123,000 Oct. 24 | 7,987,000 Oct. 26 | 7,914,000 Oct. 27 | 8,662,000 Oct. 28 | 54,263,000 |
Novbr. 4 | 8,471,000 Oct. 29 | 27,198,000 Oct. 30 | 13,019,000 Oct. 31 | 7,848,000 Nov. 2 | 10,101,000 Nov. 3 | 12,710,000 Nov. 4 | 79,347,000 |
Nov. 11 | 11,092,000 Nov. 5 | 9,186,000 Nov. 6 | 11,800,000 Nov. 7 | 9,627,000 Nov. 9 | 10,342,000 Nov. 10 | 8,718,000 Nov. 11 | 60,765,000 |
Nov. 18 | 8,323,000 Nov. 12 | 26,057,000 Nv. 13 | 12,632,000 Nv. 14 | 10,104,000 No. 16 | 9,818,000 No. 17 | 8,430,000 No. 18 | 75,364,000 |
Nvbr. 25 | 9,337,000 Nob. 19 | 8,909,000 Nv. 20 | 11,232,000 Nv. 21 | 9,330,000 Nv. 23 | 9,785,000 Nv. 24 | 8,087,000 Nv. 25 | 56,677,000 |
Decbr. 2 | 8,985,000 Nv. 26 | 23,871,000 N. 27 | 12,279,000 Nv. 28 | 10,139,000 Nv. 30 | 11,603,000 Dec. 1 | 8,772,000 Dec. 2 | 75,649,000 |
Dcbr. 9 | 10,133,000 Dec. 3 | 14,120,000 Dec. 4 | 11,507,000 Dec. 5 | 10,367,000 Dec. 7 | 10,171,000 Dec. 8 | 7,977,000 Dec. 9 | 64,275,000 |
December 16 | 8,311,000 Dec. 10 | 9,414,000 Dec. 11 | 10,889,000 Dec. 12 | 9,821,000 Dec. 14 | 25,927,000 Dec. 15 | 10,546,000 Dec. 16 | 74,908,000 |
Dec. 23 | 10,830,000 Dec. 17 | 13,403,000 Dec. 18 | 11,873,000 Dec. 19 | 8,959,000 Dec. 21 | 10,417,000 Dec. 22 | 9,450,000 Dec. 23 | 64,932,000| |
Bank of France
Week ending January. 4. | Week ending January 11. | Week end. January 18. | Week end. January. 25. | Week end. February 1. | Week ending Febr. 8. | Week ending February 15. | Week end. Febr. 22. | Week end. Febr. 29. | Week end. March 7. | Week ending March 14. | Week ending March 21. | Week ending March 28. | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1) Coin and Bullion. | D. 1,287,000£ | D. 13,000 | I. 68,000 | I. 1,090,000 | I 624,000 | I 844,880 | I. 880,000 | I. 928,000 | I. 720,000 | I. 186,640 | I 400,000 | I. 747,000 | I 360,000 |
2) Discounts. Loans. (Bills) | I. 2,133,000 | D. 20,000 | D. 1,026,500 | D. 148,000 | 293,320 | D 1,680,000 | D 333,500 | D 528,000 | D 370,000 | D 280,000 | D 600,000 | D. 360,000 | I 26,500 |
3) Rate of Disct. | French: 21/2 Engl. 2%. | No Change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change |
4) Notes in Circulation. | I. 2,560,000 | I. 413,000 | Notes Amount: £48,805,315 I 925,000 |
D. 304,000 | Nts. Amount 48,498,967. D. 160,000 |
48,098,887 D 384,000 |
48,051,513 D 45,000 |
47,544,974 D. 376,000 |
D. 93,500 | 47,940,020 I. 360,000 |
47,540,000 D. 400,000 |
47,423,677 D. 112,000 |
47,420,200 D. 224,000 |
5) Stock of Bull. (Coin) | Diese Angabe konnte in der „Money
Market Review“ nicht ermittelt werden. Schließen £39,320,000 |
39,379,440 | 41,084,360 | 41,708,656 | 42,552,002. | 43,433,870. | 44,360,820 | 45,080,400 | 45,664,000 | 46,425,020 | 46,581,120 | ||
Week ending April 4 | Week end. April 11 | Week end. April 18 | Week end. April 25. | Week end. May 2 | Week end. May 9 | Week ending May 16. | Week end. May 23 | Week end. May 30 | Week end. June 6 | Week end. June 13 | Week end. June 20 | Week end. June 27 | |
1) Coin and Bullion | D. 693,500 | D 750,000 | D 192,000 | I. 346,500 | I. 136,000 | I. 552,000 | I. 213,500 | I. 720,000 | I 820,000 | I. 460,000 | D 118,266 | I 280,000 | I 280,245 |
2) Discounts. Loans. | I. 845,000 | I 60,000 | D 130,000 | I 228,000 | I 1,800,000 | D 1,867,000 | I. 208,000 | D 960,000 | I. 173,500 | D. 268,000 | D 342,774 | I 93,320 | I 91,757 |
3) Rate of Discount | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No Change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change |
4) Notes in Circulat. | Amt. 48,354,583£ I. 1,160,000 |
48,706,580 I. 352,000 |
D 224,000 | 48,143,257 D. 366,500 |
I. 2,180,000 | D. 1,853,500 | D 544,000 | D 544,000 | I. 100,000 | I. 264,000 | 47,594,461 D 546,060 |
47,830,461 I. 236,000 |
48,204,390 I. 373,362 |
5) Stock of Bull. (Coin) | 46,068,905 | 45,318,905 | 45,126,000 | 45,470,057 | 45,606,000 | 46,373,000 | 47,093,000 | £47,913,000 | 48,373,000 | 48,251,181 | 48,531,181 | 48,809,148 | |
Week ending July 4. | Week end. July 11 | Week ending July 18 | Wk. end. July 25 | Week end. August 1 | Week end. August 8 | Week end. August 15 | Wk. end. Aug. 22 | Week ending August 29 | Week end. September 5 | Week ending Sept. 12 | Week end. Sept. 19 | Week ending Sept. 26 | |
1) Coin and Bullion | D. 41,602 | D 589,155 | D 21,728 | I 581,603 | I 304,863 | I. 771,580 | I 1,365,378 | I 912,381 | I 303,243 | I 176,238 | D 499,314 | D 113,092 | D 58,453 |
2) Discounts. Loans. | I 795,787 | D 169,979 | D 676,743 | I 105,820 | I 985,885 | D 2,098,070 | I 4,329,190 | I 2,311,665 | D 1,366,506 | D. 1,300,000 | D 952,007 | D 554,037 | D 206,999 |
3) Rate of Discount. | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change. | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change |
4) Notes in Circulat. | Amount of Notes: £49,793,400 I 1,588,750 |
50,405,583 I 613,500 |
50,859,533 I 453,500 |
50,963,493 I 103,906 |
51,424,993 I 461,554 |
50,067,187 D. 1,357,806 |
50,339,918 I 272,731 |
49,462,044 D 877,874 |
48,805,452 D 656,592 |
49,557,978 I. 752,526 |
48,898,184 D. 659,794 |
48,812,810 D 85,374 |
48,849,232 I 36,422 |
5) Stock of Bull. (Coin. | 48,767,546 | 48,178,391 | 48,156,663 | 48,738,266 | 49,043,129 | 49,814,709 | 51,180,087 | 52,092,468 | 52,395,711 | 52,571,949 | 52,072,635 | 51,959,543 | 51,901,090 |
Week ending October 3 | Week end. Oct. 10 | Week end. Oct. 17 | Week end. Oct. 24 | Week end. Oct. 31 | Week end. November 7 | Week end. November 14. | Week ending Nov. 21 | Week ending November 28 | Week end. December 5 | Week ending December 12 | Week ending December 19 | Week ending December 26. | |
1) Coin et Bull. | D 952,220 | D 890,075 | D 877,549 | D 268,677 | D 643,786 | D 582,497 | D 721,165 | D 449,494 | D 281,512 | I 511,444 | D. 535,006 | D 437,547 | D. 192,000 |
2) Discounts. Loans. | D 119,226 | I 183,002 | I 664,673 | D 772,564 | I. 448,844 | I. 586,943 | D 127,722 | D 13,423 | I 226,141 | I. 746,146 | D 110,095 | D 295,684 | I 540,000 |
3) Rate of Discount. | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No change | No Change |
England 21/2 since 19 Nov. ’68
France: 21/2 (since 30 May ’67) |
No change | England 3% since Dec. 3, ’68
France 21/2% |
No change | No change | No change |
4) Notes in Circul. | Amount of Notes 50,356,550£ I 1,507,318 |
49,836,368 D 520,182 |
50,496,708 I 660,340 |
49,894,248 D 602,460 |
50,652,988 I. 758,740 |
51,339,184 I 686,196 |
50,924,598 D 414,586 |
51,170,814 I. 246,216 |
50,744,284£ D 426,530 |
51,692,244 I 947,960 |
51,405,300 D 286,944 |
51,131,536 D 273,764 |
51,555,536 I 424,000 |
5) Stock of Coin. Bull. | 50,948,870 | 50,049,795 | 49,172,246 | 48,903,569 | 48,259,783 | 47,677,286 | 46,956,121 | 46,506,627 | 46,225,115 | 46,736,559 | 46,201,553 | 45,764,006 | 45,956,006| |
Notes to Movement of Money Market. 1868.
(January.)
Week ending Jan. 4. 1868.:
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
18. Januar 1868. S. 15.
Schließen Marx’
Worte.
Schließen Reserve der
B.o.E.
decreases by 3/4 of a million,
obgleich Bullion und daher circulation issue
increases. Aber wegen turn of year sudden and sharp
demand for loans und discounts, daher increase von
£2,606,510 in private securities. Da aber deposits zugleich rise by
2,888,766£ to be inferred that this demand to a large extent
precautionary only, and perhaps due in part to the desire of people
in business to increase their balances at the end of the year. Da
aber Gvt disbursements on account of salaries etc, have caused the
public deposits to be drawn down to the extent of £864,554, the
reserve has decreased 3/4 million.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
18. Januar 1868. S. 16.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: Stoppage of
Cardwell
et Sons, of Heckmondwike
(Leeds). Liabilities about
£30,000.
Week ending Jan. 11. 1868.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
11. Januar 1868. S. 42.
Schließen B.o.E. Return:
Effect of payment of dividends (began on Wednesday 8), hence large
diminution in Gvt. deposits and increase in private deposits,
accompanied by repayment to B.o.E. of considerable portion of the
advances lately made by it on private securities. At the same time
increase of 1,100,000£ in Gvt. securities in banking department;
cause, probably, advances by the bank on deficiency bills. Trifling
decline in coin und bullion, obgleich result der import und export movements of the
week, so far as the Bank is concerned, was addition of
about 53,000£ to its stock; but coin taken
away by the receivers of the dividends.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
11. Januar 1868. S. 42.
Schließen
Discount Market very quiet, with superabundance of
money, owing to the payment of dividends, amount of which nearly £7,000,000.
About 3,000,000£ of this, however, returns to the Bank in repayment of loans
and advances obtained from it during the last few weeks.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
11. Januar 1868. S. 35.
Schließen Some fall in the London and
Westminster old bank shares, ditto shares of the Union
Bank, on announcement of a dividend of 15%, being
21/2% less than for
last year.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 11. Januar 1868.
S. 35.
Schließen
Railway Stocks: speculative operations on large
scale, but entire absence of bona fide business. Decrease
of traffick on all Scotch lines.
Week ending Jan. 18. 1868.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 18. Januar 1868.
S. 70.
Schließen In Clearing House heavy
business on 15 (Wednesday), in connection
mit first settlement in the Stock Exchange for the new year;
but the weekly returns continue to show that amount of mercantile bills
afloat considerably below average.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
18. Januar 1868. S. 71.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: failure of H. Bennett, ironmaster (Shropshire). His liabilities chiefly due
to the makers of pig iron. Failure of J. Richards et Co, Smethwick
(Birmingham), iron trade. liab. about £15,000
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
18. Januar 1868. S. 73.
Schließen
Railway Market decidedly firmer; with 1 or 2
exceptions prices rising. No increase of bona fide business, but large amount of stock has been bought to cover
recent sales for a fall. Rise greatly helped by failure in
connection with the settlement of an adverse operator, who had about
£100,000 stock, chiefly Mitland, open for a decline, and whose transactions have within
the last few days been mostly closed by the dealers to whom he had
made sales.
Week ending Jan. 25, 1868.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 25. Januar
1868. S. 100.
Schließen Plethora of money extreme. Good bills
taken at 11/4 to
13/8%, or 5/8 to 3/4
below the minimum at the B.o.E., where daher few applications.
Mercantile Embarrassments:
Schuloff et
Co, Spanish merchants, Birmingham, stopped. liab.
about £7000.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
25. Januar 1868. S. 103.
Schließen
Bankshares continue to recover from late
depression. In railway market buoyancy.
Decided rise in London
und North Western und
North Eastern
stocks by circulation of favourable reports on forthcoming
dividends; public do not invest in railway stocks, but neither do
they sell; and the unsettled speculation for the fall, acting upon a
market bare of stock, occasions firmness, and an upward movement in
prices. ⦗This afternoon (Jan. 24) sudden und rather severe
relapse in Metropolitan stock.⦘ Large purchases to close speculative
accounts.|
Notes to Movement of Money Market. 1868. (February.
March.) (April)
Week ending 1 February ’68:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 1. Februar
1868. S. 130 u. 133.
Schließen B.o.E. return show reflux of coin from the provinces. Dann Bank
parted mit £89,000 in gold for export in excess of the amount
received from abroad; yet increase in coin et bullion of
£118,722. Railway market: prices still supported
by transactions to close speculative accounts. Relapse (Jan. 31) upon
the announcement that an injunction had been granted to restrain the
directors of the Metropolitan
line from paying the proposed 7% dividend. Its stock fell 53/8%. Hence reaction
upon other Railway Stock.
Week ending 8 February, ’68:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 8. Februar
1868. S. 162.
Schließen Flow of gold from the B.o.E. to the Continent, chiefly in
payment for foreign stocks imported into this country; has told upon the
Bullion Reserve. Money Market has not been affected. In the general
market good bills discounted at 11/4 to 13/8%.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
8. Februar 1868. S. 163.
Schließen Nach circular of Mr. F. M.
Page specie shipped to the East von 1860–1867
(incl.) yearly average £14,401,100. 1860 it was £13,500,372; rose in 1864 to £24,318,189, highest total ever
reached, declined from that point till 1867, when
exportation only £3,659,154.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
8. Februar 1868. S. 163.
Schließen
Clearing House:
Friday (Jan. 31) £20,452,000. This was Stock Exchange Settlement, shows decided revival of
speculation in railway und foreign stock markets.
Week ending February 15. ’68:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 15. Februar
1868. S. 196/197.
Schließen
B.o.E. £445,000 in gold withdrawn
for exportation; diminution in its stock only: 149,274£, shows large
reflux of coin from internal circulation. Mercantile
Embarrassments: Failure of Gilchrist, Smith et Co.
shipowners (Liverpool.) Welch et Son (ironmasters), Tipton. Failure of
grocer (Dublin) liab. to about £32,000. 6s. in £
assets. Stoppage chiefly caused by speculations in the London Tea
Market.
Week ending February 22. ’68:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 22. Februar
1868. S. 226.
Schließen
Export from
B.o.E. £573,000 (gold); in consequence of the continued
receipt of sovereigns from the provinces, diminution in its stock only
£413,811. In general Market rate: 13/8 to 11/2%. Owing to improvement in Paris exchange,
demand for gold for exportation has diminished.
Week ending February 29:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 29. Februar
1868. S. 256.
Schließen
B.o.E.
shows increase of £157,640, though the net result to the Bank of the
week’s import and export transactions was a withdrawal of £103,000.
Hence must be considerable coin reflux from the provinces.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
29. Februar 1868. S. 256.
Schließen
Indian Exchange: Owing to the recent rise of cotton
here, and to consequent orders to buy the staple in the East, the exchanges
at Bombay and Calcutta have risen, and a similar movement, adverse to this
country, has taken place here. This will prevent the expected remittances of
specie from India.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
29. Februar 1868. S. 257.
Schließen
Mercantile embarrassments: Failure of W. H. Smith, Barry et
Co, house in East India Trade, liab. £60,000. Failure of John Jones, coke and iron
master, of Walsall and Netherton, large liab. Suspension of Msrs. Murcott, Wright et Co, of Lanesfield
Ironworks, Springvale. Liab. 27,000.
Week ending March 7:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 7. März
1868. S. 284.
Schließen Increase of advances der
B.o.E. on private
„securities“ by £1,306,199, owing partly to preparations for the
bills maturing on the 4th. This draught
having been only partly made up to the Bank by the influx of
deposits, decrease in reserve is £689,127. The decline – £213,597 –
in the coin and bullion corresponds almost precisely with the gold
withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. … The Foreign demand for
wheat in British ports having fallen off, in consequence of
further large arrivals at Marseilles, the demand for gold for the
continent has increased, and further amounts are likely to be taken
from the B.o.E., besides all the supplies that may come to hand from
Australia and America.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. März 1868. S. 285.
Schließen
Clearing House, the total unusually large
(78,000,000) owing to Stock Exchange settlement on the 28., and the numerous
bills which fell due in the first few days of March.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. März 1868. S. 287.
Schließen
Railway Market: tendency to sell speculatively
diminished. Public still hold aloof.
Week ending March 14:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 14. März 1868.
S. 308.
Schließen Owing to increase in
deposits, not accompanied by any corresponding increase in the
advances on securities, an addition of £461,703 has been made to the reserve. As result of import und export transactions this
week, the Bank parted mit £72,000 in gold; yet increase of £43,338
in its bullion und coin; hence evident that coin is flowing back
from the internal circulation.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
14. März 1868. S. 308.
Schließen
Discount market seems gradually tightening, and this
tendency is likely to be increased by revival in the
demand for silver for India. This owing to the recent important
advance in the price of cotton here, and consequent despatch of large orders
to buy in the East. Hence active demand yesterday (March 12) for bar silver
for exportation to Bombay, and Calcutta, and upwards of £250,000 was
purchased at quotations ranging from 5s. 07/8d. to 5s. 11/8d. per ounce, being 3/8d to 5/8d. above the last price. The whole of this silver
must, it is stated, be imported from the Continent, and this will tend to
increase the demand for bar gold for that quarter.
Week ending March 21:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 21. März
1868. S. 336.
Schließen Owing to return of specie from the
provinces, the Coin and Bullion of B.o.E. have increased £101,897; though the Bank,
on balance, parted with about £11,000 in gold for export during the
week.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 21. März
1868. S. 336.
Schließen
Discount market still gradually tightening, and
it would appear that a distinct influence is now being exercised by the
large revenue payments Zusatz von
Marx.
Schließen ⦗Steuern für
Govt.⦘ into the Bank. The supply of money having
diminished the rates for the best bills have advanced to 2%, and, the
terms in the general market being thus equal to those of the B.o.E., brisk demand at that
establishment.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
21. März 1868. S. 339.
Schließen
Railway Stocks: variations in prices nearly all in
upward direction. No increase of bona fide business; improvement caused by
purchasers to close speculative accounts.
Week ending 28. March:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 28. März 1868.
S. 368.
Schließen Large influx of the revenue (gezeigt durch
Increase of £1,360,252 in Public Deposits), as usual at the close of the
quarter; this naturally accompanied by increase of corresponding amount in
the loans from the Bank on private securities, and by some withdrawals of
private deposits. The result is a diminution of £150,584 in the reserve.
During the week the Bank parted with £12,000 in gold for export more than it
received from abroad, yet the reflux of coin from the provinces has caused
an increase of £156,656 in the coin and bullion.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
28. März 1868. S. 368.
Schließen
Bullion market:
Gold; demand for export now exists only for refinable qualities, the Continental exchanges
having experienced a marked rise during the past few days.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 28. März
1868. S. 369.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: Failure of
Jordan, Craik
et Co (Cape, Port Elizabeth) owing to „the
continued depression in London market of our colonial produce“. Liab. 60 to 70,000£.
Week ending April 4:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 4. April
1868. S. 400.
Schließen Demand for money on B.o.E. – as tested by the
position of the advances on private securities, heavy, as usual at
the turn of the quarter; while, at the same time, there have been
large withdrawals of Gvt deposits for the payment of salaries
etc[.] Thus, notwithstanding
considerable increase in private deposits, the falling off in the
reserve £1,166,911. The decrease in the coin and
bullion is £333,971, of which £133,000 was withdrawn for
export, while the balance must have been absorbed in the quarterly
payments on Gvt and other accounts.|
Notes to Movement of Money Market. 1868. (April. May.
June) (July)
Week ending April 11.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 11. April
1868. S. 428.
Schließen
B.o.E.
Return shows effect of the payment of dividends beginning on 8. April.
The effect of the large withdrawals of Gvt. deposits largely neutralised
by an influx of private deposits, and by the repayment to the Bank of
heavy advances previously obtained from it on private securities
⦗besonders on the part of the discount houses and brokers.⦘
Net decrease in the reserve is thus: £721,311. The dividend and other
payments usual at this season have caused a diminution of £279,035 in the coin and bullion, though the
Bank received from abroad during the week £82,000.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
11. April 1868. S. 428.
Schließen
Discount Market easy. The payment of the dividends
attended with a large increase in the supply of money seeking employment,
good bills daher easy to place at 13/4% or 1/4 below the minimum Bank o. E. rate.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
11. April 1868. S. 429.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments:
Failure of 2 manufacturers, Hargraves und Simpson (of Burnley)
R.
Massey (of Akrington Accrington) (Lancashire.)
Week ending April 18:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 18. April
1868. S. 452.
Schließen B.o.E.: The large withdrawals of private
deposits fully made up by the influx of Gvt. deposits, combined
mit repayment of advances on private securities; hence
small increase in reserve. During the week the Bank received, on
balance, £77,000 gold von abroad; the whole of which,
zusammen mit further sum of £113,797 taken away by
receivers of the dividends.
Week ending April 25:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 25. April 1868.
S. 477.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: Failure of A. Barlow,
contractor, Stoke (North Staffordshire) liab. about £.27,000.
Week ending May 2:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 2. Mai 1868.
S. 500.
Schließen
B.o.E. discount (2%)
und that of general market now the same. The prospect,
however, of a large influx of Australian and other gold militates
against prospect of any early advance in the Bank’s charge. (1,609,000£
gold reported on way from Australia)
Week ending May 9:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 9. Mai
1868. S. 522.
Schließen
B.o.E.: diminution of £533,674 in the reserve
attributable to revival in the demand for discounts and loans at the
Bank. In general market discount rates show upward tendency. Only
the best short dated paper being taken at 2%, whilst 3 months’ bills
charged in most quarters 21/4 to 21/2%. Hence applications large at B.o.E.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
9. Mai 1868. S. 523.
Schließen
Stoppage of Msrs. Roskell,
Arrowsmith and Kendal, bankers, of Preston and
Lytham. Liab. valued at about 80,000£. Failure of
J.
Knight, earthenware manufacturer, Longton.
Week ending May 16:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 16. Mai
1868. S. 544.
Schließen Recent stringency in money
market diminished. Best short dated bills more readily taken at 2%,
and 3 months’ at 21/4. The terms at the B.o.E. now practically below those current at other
discount establishments. Hence doubtful whether this quarter will
end without an advance in the rate to 21/2%; but the amount of gold on
the way to this country from Australia and America is almost
unprecedented, and any advance in the rates here would attract a
portion of the enormous amounts of capital now unemployed on the
Continent.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 16. Mai
1868. S. 545.
Schließen
Belding, Keith et
Co, American trade, liab. about
50,000£, little or nothing in the shape of assets.
Week ending May 23:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 23. Mai
1868. S. 569.
Schließen
Failure of
M. Couvelas (Merchant) Manchester, liab. 58,000£. Melbourne: failure of Darlot et Co,
squatters
(31,000l.), Appleton, draper
(21,000l.)
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
23. Mai 1868. S. 570.
Schließen Railway Stocks steady.
Week ending May 30:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 30. Mai 1868.
S. 592.
Schließen
B.o.E.
Received from abroad £391,000 in gold, after allowing for a withdrawal
of 150,000l. for Egypt; as the increase is,
however, über 500,000l., evidently reflux of
coin from the provinces.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 30. Mai
1868. S. 592.
Schließen
Discount Market: Great ease; best 3 months’
bills taken at 11/2 to 15/8%, very few applications at the B.o.E. Continued influx of
bullion.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 30. Mai
1868. S. 593.
Schließen
Suspension of F. Mitchell,
manufacturer, Blackburn; ditto Nichols and Monk,
manufacturers, of Halshaw Moor (Manchester). Stoppage of Bassett
etc, hop and seed factors, of the Borough.
(Depreciation in value of hops cause)
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
30. Mai 1868. S. 588/589.
Schließen General improvement in Railway Stocks, despite unfavourable traffick
returns of some principal railways. Greater buoyancy in public securities (Stock Exchange) than since panic of ’66.
Abundance and cheapness of money, impossibility of finding employment for it
in ordinary commercial channels, influx of gold, satisfactory reports on
crops etc.
Week ending June 6:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 6. Juni
1868. S. 618.
Schließen
Discount market extremely easy; owing to
continued influx of gold, rate still drooping. Best 3 months’ bills
at 11/2% ,
occasionally at 13/8. Hence few applications to B.o.E.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 6. Juni
1868. S. 619.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: In connection
with recent important fall in prices, failure of firm in London Corn
trade (liab. about 20,000l.) Failure of John et W. Sanders,
builders, Gray’s-inn-road. liab. about 20,000l.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
6. Juni 1868. S. 620.
Schließen
Railway Stocks: Public still avoid making
purchases, but considerable transactions for the rise on account of
speculators, mostly in the country, who are enabled to take up stock during
the present plethora of money, through advances made by bankers. Caledonian, Great Eastern, Great Northern, Lancashire and Yorkshire,
Brighton, Midland, and Berwick, have been in demand, and
advanced.
Week ending June 13:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 13. Juni
1868. S. 644.
Schließen Discount Rate in General market
lower than ever. Stock Exchange so fully supplied mit money
that it is difficult to place loans on English Gvt.
Securities at 1% p. annum. No demand for bar gold on the continent,
except for refinable qualities. Gold continuing to flow in from
Australia and America.
Week ending June 20:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 20. Juni
1868. S. 668.
Schließen B.o.E. During the week a net
amount of £126,000 in gold sent into the Bank von abroad, aber
increase von £366,230; hence considerable reflux of coin from
provinces. Plenty of gold is still coming. (von Australien
und America)
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 20. Juni
1868. S. 669.
Schließen
Mercantile embarrassments: Failure of
Cutler and
Barker, seed and hop factors, London, house
existed for 82 years; difficulty arisen from their being creditors
to £17,000 on Bassett, who
failed in the hop trade on 28. ult., and show only about 5s. in £.
Liab. about 120,000£. Sydney: Failure of
L.
Lockhart, New Zealand Trade, liab. about
24,730.
Week ending June 27:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 27. Juni
1868. S. 690 u. 693.
Schließen
B.o.E.:
The increase – £391,936 – in coin und bullion exceed exceeds by about 180,000£ gold sent into Bank from abroad during week;
difference must be occasioned by reflux of coin from the provinces. Discount Market somewhat tighter – effect of the
temporary movement usual at this season. Railway
Market heavy this week.
Week ending July 4:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 4. Juli
1868. S. 12.
Schließen During the week B.o.E. received about £107,000
(gold) from abroad, but the payments incidental to the season have
carried away this sum, und further caused a decrease of
£211,760. (Ende des halben Jahres; gvt payments etc) At
this turn of year people in business, as well as joint stock banks,
desirous of accumulating large balances. The terms for good bills in
the general market 13/4%, and a strong demand experienced at the B.o.E. Rate of Discount in open market at Paris 11/2 p.c., Hamburg
21/4, Amsterdam 21/2, Berlin 3, Vienna 4, Turin 41/2, St. Petersburg 6%.
Week ending July 11:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 11. July
1868. S. 36.
Schließen
B.o.E.
Return shows the effect of one day’s dividend payments which commenced
on 8. Gvt. deposits drawn down to £2,624,630, plus £1,400,000, advanced to Chancellor of Exchequer
on some Gvt. security. Aber private deposits swelled by
£1,661,172, while £2,038,846 repaid of advances on private securities;
the reserve only diminished by £150,824. Decrease
in coin und bullion only £199,697, despite a
large shipment of specie to Buenos Ayres on account of the Argentine
loan.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 11.
July 1868. S. 37.
Schließen
Mercantile Embr.
Smith (of Smith,
Knight et Co) Contractors, applied to Court of Bankruptcy (on
8.) for order of discharge granted. Liab. over
£490,000; assets £4000 of bills „considered good“; £407 land at Hornsey;
„doubtful claim of £118,000 on the Penarth
Harbour, Dock, and Railway Co, not yet realised.“
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 11.
July 1868. S. 39.
Schließen
Railway Stock: Flat. Several Stocks fallen
considerably. Public, on balance, sell. Speculators on rise hesitate in face
of existing uncertainty as to forthcoming dividends.
Week ending July 18:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 18. Juli
1868. S. 64.
Schließen B.o.E. Of £365,007 decrease in
coin et bullion £241,000 withdrawn for exportation. The sum of
£250,000 (sovereigns) was withdrawn from the Bank on July 11 for Buenos Ayres on account of
Argentine loan. The remittances of specie to the
East show an increase. The steamer
Massilia, which left Southampton on 11. inst., took £148,955, wovon
£10,000 for Point de Galle, £40,000 for Bombay, £4,285 for Madras,
£73,500 for Singapore, £5,000 for Batavia, £13,960 for Hong Kong
und £2,210 for Yokohama.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
18. Juli 1868. S. 65.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments:
Liverpool, failure of cornmerchant, partly caused by stoppage of
Marassi
et Sons, of Galatz and Ibraila. Australia: Stoppage of
Hendrick,
Livermore, et Co, of Rockhampton, Queensland, liab.
45,000£.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
18. Juli 1868. S. 68.
Schließen
Railway Stocks firmer, rising. Now that
quarter has turned and their supply of floating capital largely increased,
bankers anxious to lend on railway securities.|
Notes to Movement of Money Market. 1868. (July. August.
September. October.)
Week ending July 25:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 25. Juli
1868. S. 94.
Schließen
B.o.E.:
During week result of import and export operations to add £17,000 to
Banks bullion stock; yet return shows a decrease of £109,201,
owing, doubtless, to harvest requirements. Australian advices to 21.
June announce additional shipments of gold to England to £381,000,
making the total on the way hither, including the sum previously
advised, nearly £1,200,000. The steamer Bangalore will take to-morrow
(25. July) £60,631, of which £34,892 is silver for Hong Kong, £21,400
silver for Shanghai, und £4,339 gold for Madras.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
25. Juli 1868. S. 97.
Schließen
Railway Stock. Good demand, changes in
prices upward. The large supply of unemployed money in the hands of bankers,
and the more favourable traffick returns issued by some of the
principal Cos., have induced purchases.
Week ending August 1:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 1. August 1868.
S. 122.
Schließen
Bullion Market (July 30): Gold: Since 23.
July following arrivals: £170,000 (per China), £53,000 £53,500 (per Saxonia), £69,500 (per Hansa) £23,000 (per City of Boston)
all from New York; £2,000 (per Etna) from
Halifax; £31,000 (per Reigate) from Melbourne; £26,000 (per Countess
Kintore) from Otago; £44,900 (per Tasmanian) from the West Indies; total,
£420,900. The demand for abroad so active that only £22,000 sent into the
Bank; the balance, together mit £96,000 withdrawn from the Bank,
has been sent away. Silver: The Tasmanian brought
about £65,000 from the West Indies. The demand is only for the Continent;
prices are therefore slightly lower, may be quoted as 603/8d. p. ounce. ounce standard. Mexican dollars: As the demand
for China has ceased prices are lower, and the coin is now only taken for
refining purposes.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
1. August 1868. S. 123.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments:
Failure of John and Ed. Corderoy et Co, provision
merchants, London, liab. about £50,000. Liverpool:
Zeigler, Meiss et Co,
liab. about £200,000, chiefly in connexion mit transactions in
cotton to arrive.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
1. August 1868. S. 124/125.
Schließen
Railway Market buoyant, important rise in
prices. The fortnightly settlement has shown a comparatively small supply of
stock in the market, und besides bankers more desirous to make
advances upon these securities wegen absence of any active demand from
merchants and others for discount.
Week ending August 8:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 8. August
1868. S. 150.
Schließen Increased demand for money.
Decline in coin and bullion £592,662, exceeds by about £392,000
amount taken from Bank for export during the week, absorption of
coin in harvest payments. Ferner amounts withdrawn privately for
transmission to Paris in connection with the new French
Loan.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 8. August
1868. S. 151.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: 2 members of
Stock Exchange failed, owing to losses in operations for a rise,
chiefly in Consols, Spanish Bonds of 1867, and Turkish of 1865.
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 8. August
1868. S. 154.
Schließen
Railway Markets flatter, fall in
prices; unfavourable traffick returns issued by most of the
principal Cos., und increased demand for money in the
discount market.
Week ending August 15:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 15. August 1868.
S. 178.
Schließen Traffick Returns of Railway
unsatisfactory, most of them showing a decrease, compared with the
corresponding period of 1867.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
15. August 1868. S. 178.
Schließen
The Exchanges: The disturbing influence exercised by
the new French Loan having now exhausted itself, Foreign Exchanges
once more moving in favour of this country.
Week ending August 22:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 22. August
1868. S. 200.
Schließen
B.o.E.
bullion fallen off (£65,528), although £150,000 in gold sent into Bank
during week. Absorption by increased circulation of coin for harvest
labour and tourists’ purposes. On the other hand, Reserve increased (by
£222,322)
Week ending August 29:
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
29. August 1869. S. 223.
Schließen Mercantile Embarrassments failure of Lond. firm of
stockbrokers. Glasgow – Newlands et
Co (Brazilian trade), liab. about
£120,000.
Week ending September 5:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 5. September
1868. S. 242.
Schließen
B.o.E.
Addition to Bullion less than sent in. Difference from addition to coin
circulation, owing to harvest and other temporary demands.
Week ending September 12:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 12. September
1868. S. 262.
Schließen
B.o.E. adds to Bullion stock as
result of export und import movements, on balance; but return
shows decrease (110,505£), considerable absorption for travelling
purposes.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
12. September 1868. S. 264.
Schließen
Railway Market: firm this week, most of the
principal stocks improved. Few bona fide purchases, but satisfactory
character of traffic has induced many of the recent operators for a fall to
close their accounts.
Week ending September 19:
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. September 1868. S. 282.
Schließen
Discount Market: good bills at 11/2 to 15/8%, the supply
of money being very large. However, we are now approaching the end
of the quarter, and the unsatisfactory condition of the public
balances renders it probable that Gvt. will be obliged to seek a
considerable advance from the Bank. At Paris
discount in open market 11/4%, Hamburg, Frankfurt,
Brussels 2%, Amsterdam 21/2, Berlin 3, Vienna 4,
Turin 41/2, St. Petersburg
51/2%.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. September 1868. S. 283.
Schließen
Mercantile Emb. Bankruptcy of Quarles Harris et
Co, Oporto Merchants, London. Liab. about 40,000l.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. September 1868. S. 284.
Schließen
Railway Market: Depression in Caledonian Stock,
North Brit.
, Great
Northern A, Chatham et Dover
, London and
Northwestern
, Sheffield, Lancashire and Yorkshire
, Great
Western; Dagegen improvement in: Metropolitan
, North
Eastern etc.
Week ending September 26:
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
26. September 1868. S. 302.
Schließen B.o.E.
Increase in coin et Bullion £188,848, whereas £293,000 in
newly imported gold sent into Bank from abroad during the week.
Week ending October 3:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 3. Oktober
1868. S. 322.
Schließen
B.o.E. Increase of coin et
bullion of only £36,296, although during week £235,000 in
newly imported gold sent into the Bank. At this period of the quarter
considerable amount of coin usually withdrawn in connexion mit
Gvt and other disboursements disbursements.
Week ending October 10:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 10. Oktober
1868. S. 344.
Schließen B.o.E. received during week from
abroad £159,000 in gold over and above what it parted with for export,
and, as the coin et bullion show a diminution of £293,191, a
total of £452,191 must have been absorbed into the internal
circulation.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
10. Oktober 1868. S. 345.
Schließen Mercantile Embarrassments: Suspension of Salavy et
Co, French House (London), besonders
in silk trade, mit connections at Marseilles. Liab. about
£100,000. Melbourne: failure of James
Anderson, squatter, liab. £200,000, and
virtually no assets. The losses chiefly made in land
speculations in the colony.
Week ending October 17:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 17. Oktober
1868. S. 366.
Schließen
B.o.E.
Payment of dividends commenced on 14. inst.
As
no immediate employment could be found in the market for the dividend
money, it was largely transferred to the private deposits, so daß
reduction of reserve only £411,695. On the import and export
transactions of the week the Bank parted mit nur £10,000 in
gold, as diminution of its treasure £543,695, continued absorption of
coin (internal) far beyond what usual at this period of the quarter.
Week ending October 24:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 24. Oktober
1868. S. 388.
Schließen
B.o.E.
During week upwards of £100,000, in newly imported gold sent into the
Bank, yet decrease of its treasure of £217,676 £217,076, thus indicating still an unusually large absorption of coin
in the internal circulation. This may be due, in part, to the pending
elections.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
24. Oktober 1868. S. 388 u. 390.
Schließen
Discount Market little alteration. General
decline in the rates of foreign exchange, in consequence of which
the bulk of 1/2
mill. of newly imported gold diverted to the Continent. Disposition
on part of public to embark in new Colonial and
Foreign Securities; inferred that the payment for these
will be attended with a certain effect upon the moneymarket. The
principal feature of the week was large
business, und almost general
rise in Foreign Stocks, which have been extensively taken,
in consequence of the high rates of interest they offer, and the
great abundance of money. Dabei Nicht entzifferte nachträgliche
Einfügung von Marx.
Schließen xxx(?) thätig
speculative holders on borrowed money.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
24. Oktober 1868. S. 391.
Schließen
Railway Business quiet, transactions upon
limited scale.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
24. Oktober 1868. S. 391.
Schließen
American Securities: Rise.|
Notes to Movement of Money Market. 1868. (October,
November, December.)
Week ending October 31:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 31. Oktober
1868. S. 410.
Schließen B.o.E. During the week the Bank,
on balance, parted with £71,000 in gold for export.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
31. Oktober 1868. S. 410.
Schließen
Discount Market: influenced a little by the
alteration in the character of the Bullion movement. Discounters
insist upon 15/8
to 13/4% for the
best 3 months’ bills. The demand showed a sensible increase to day,
partly in connexion mit dem settlement in the
Stock Exchange. At the Bank discount office applications to-day
likewise increased.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
31. Oktober 1868. S. 410.
Schließen
Foreign Exchanges: At the present rate of exchange –
110 – increased remittances of gold from New York may be expected. The
Foreign Zusatz von Marx.
Schließen (European) Exchanges
without recovery; on Oct. 30 the rates for bills on France, Hamburg, and
Italy quoted rather worse for this country than on Friday last.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
31. Oktober 1868. S. 411.
Schließen
Stocks:
Funds without important movement. Yet the
continued flatness of the foreign exchanges, combined mit
some withdrawals of gold from the B.o.E., have led to a number of operations for the
fall, resulting in a decline of 1–16 to 1/8 p.ct.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
31. Oktober 1868. S. 412.
Schließen
Railway Market. Flat. Amount of business
limited, but consisted almost entirely of sales. There has been an increased
supply of stock at the settlement (completed Oct. 30) and decrease of
traffic in several lines. Almost general fall in prices.
Week ending November 7:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 7. November
1868. S. 432.
Schließen
B.o.E. Advances on private securities still unusually low, but
increase in commercial demand for money shown by the withdrawal of
£1,298,459 private deposits. Decrease in treasure £367,123, obgleich gold withdrawn for
abroad, on balance, nur £204,000. Coin still temporarily absorbed for
electioneering purposes.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. November 1868. S. 432.
Schließen
Discount Market: Better demand at B.o.E. In general market upward
tendency; best short bills 13/4 p.c., 3 months’ paper 17/8 to 2%.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. November 1868. S. 432.
Schließen
Foreign Exchanges: somewhat more in favour of this
country, except Spain.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. November 1868. S. 432.
Schließen
Clearing House: On 4 Nov. 1867 clearances
£11,948,000, 4 Nov. 1868 dagegen 12,710,000. This
increase in number of commercial bills afloat zeigt improving trade.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. November 1868. S. 433.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments:
„United Service
Bank“ (lim.) stopped payment. Stoppage of F. W. Hancock,
insurance broker, of Lloyds. Manchester: failure of
Hockmeyer et
Co, commission agents.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
7. November 1868. S. 434.
Schließen
Stock Market: signs of heaviness, owing to the
constant creation of new securities, and the belief that the steady
introduction of foreign loans, by affecting the exchanges, and drawing away
gold from this country, will result in somewhat higher value of money. Railway Market on the whole steady. Little bona fide
business except in debenture and other guaranteed stocks, which have been
absorbed to a considerable extent by investors. The speculative transactions
in the ordinary stocks are now mostly regulated by the traffic returns,
which are closely scrutinised.
Week ending November 14:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 14. November
1868. S. 454.
Schließen
B.o.E.:
Increase of £588,774 in the private securities indicates revival in the
Bank’s discount and loan business.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
14. November 1868. S. 454.
Schließen
Discount Market: Idea that Bank would raise its
discount (on 12 Nov.) No such action having taken place, and many persons
having apparently supplied themselves beyond their actual requirements,
market to-day (13.) quieter, but the rates not below 17/8 to 2% for choice bills. Exchanges
now steady, and the foreign drain of gold from the Bank has almost
ceased.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
14. November 1868. S. 455.
Schließen
Mercantile Emb.
Liverpool suspension of D. Robertson et
Co, timber merchants, liab. about £50,000.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
14. November 1868. S. 456.
Schließen
Stock Market: Many purchases on the Foreign Stock
Market; result: important rise in many cases. Public tired of low rates
afforded by the banks and discount houses for money on deposit, seem still
disposed to buy securities yielding a much higher rate of interest, and
this, too, with comparative safety.
Week ending November 21:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 21. November
1868. S. 476.
Schließen
B.o.E.
The amount of the decrease in the coin and bullion (£1,002,191) agrees
very closely with the sum (£1,076,000) known to have been withdrawn from
the Bank during the week for exportation – chiefly to Russia. Inasmuch,
however, as the drought which these withdrawals have made upon the
private deposits have been less than might have been expected
(£486,144), and as the Gvt. deposits have increased (285,771l.), the reduction in the reserve does not
exceed £554,976, in spite of increase of £556,817 in the Banks advance
on other securities. Diminution zugleich of £447,215 in active note
circulation.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
21. November 1868. S. 476.
Schließen
Discount Market.
Rise in minimum Rate of B.o.E. von 2%
(at which it has stood for 69 weeks) to 21/2%. On 17.
inst. 1,000,000£ in gold withdrawn from B.o.E., for
shipment to Russia, through Msrs. Baring Brothers and Co.
The money forms part of the proceeds of the Russian railway
loans lately issued in this country. The form of remittance is
Russian imperials, and nearly the whole amount of that coin held by
the Bank has been thus absorbed. Immediate effect: increased demand
for money, and an advance in the rates in the general market. On 19. inst. Directors of B.o.E. raised to 21/2%. General
terms for good bills 23/8 to 21/2%. For choice 6 months bank bills 23/4 to 3%. 16000
sovereigns for Nova Scotia, and 12,000 for India withdrawn from the
Bank on 19. Of the Australian gold now on the way to England,
amounting to £994,500, about £150,000 will be due within next week
or 10 days.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
21. November 1868. S. 478.
Schließen
Stock Markets: Foreign stocks have mostly
receded, being sensitive on account of the existence of a large
floating speculation for the rise, and because a considerable amount
of the new loans lately issued is still held on borrowed money. In
the Railway Market sales
preponderated. Extraordinary rebound of no less than 61/2 p.c. in Erie
Railway shares, the speculative excitement prevailing
in these shares at New York being to some extent reflected here.
Week ending November 28:
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
28. November 1868. S. 500.
Schließen
B.o.E. Decrease of treasure (£100,022)
less by about £60,000 than the sum withdrawn from the Bank for
export during the week. Hence coin is beginning to flow back from
provinces.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
28. November 1868. S. 500 u. 502.
Schließen
Bullion market: About 30,000 sovereigns
withdrawn from the Bank Nov. 26 for India. Some large supplies of
bullion just reported will be sent to Continent, the demand for that
quarter having increased. Railway Market:
decided depression.
Week ending December 5:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 5. Dezember
1868. S. 524.
Schließen B.o.E. Increase in mercantile
demand for money (£531,209 addition to the advances on private
securities.) Result is diminution of £436,044 in the reserve. Decline in
treasure of £169,189 accords almost exactly with the amount of gold
withdrawn from the Bank for export during the week.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
5. Dezember 1868. S. 515 u. 524.
Schließen
Discount Market: Further rise of minimum rate von 21/2 to 3 p.c. In the general
market the terms have risen to a level with this advanced minimum;
best 3 months’ bills 27/8 to 3 p.c. Zusammenfassender Kommentar von Marx.
Schließen Bank o. E. hat heavily invested in Gvt.
securities; da es diese nicht verkauft, so, sobald rate in
the General Discount Market stieg, und daher
increase of business at Bank o. E., forced to draw on
reserve; hence rise in the rate of discount.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
5. Dezember 1868. S. 524.
Schließen
Bullion market: 22,000 sovereigns taken
from the Bank on Dec. 3 for India, in connection apparently with the
telegraphic announcement that sovereigns and halfsovereigns are to be
received at all the treasuries in British India at the rate of 10
rupees 4 annas. On 4. Dec. 24000 sovereigns withdrawn for Egypt. Moderate
demand for bullion for the continent.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
5. Dezember 1868. S. 525.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments.
Manchester: failure of W. Morris et Son, spinners and
manufacturers. Liab. about £20,000. Ditto Swain Rhodes, spinner and
manufacturer.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
5. Dezember 1868. S. 526.
Schließen
Railway Market: Heavy speculation, causing
severe fluctuations in Metropolitan.
The amount of Railway stock held on borrowed money very heavy; this
constitutes always element of uncertainty. Except Brazilian, Portuguese, and
Spanish, which have fallen, Foreign Stocks mostly improved, despite
the rise in value of money and the existence of a large outstanding
speculation for higher prices.|
Notes to Movement of Money Market. 1868.
December.
Week ending December 12:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 12. Dezember
1868. S. 550.
Schließen B.o.E. Decrease in coin and
bullion £245,779, which exceeds by about £127,000 the gold withdrawn
from the Bank for export. Hence extraordinary absorption of coin in the
internal circulation still going on.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
12. Dezember 1868. S. 550.
Schließen
Bullion Market: About 46,000£ (in bar gold)
sent to Bank (Dec. 10), there being no inquiry for the Continent, in
consequence of the firmness of the Paris Exchange. On the other
hand, 20,000 sovereigns were withdrawn (from Bank) for India.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
12. Dezember 1868. S. 550.
Schließen
The Exchanges: Nach wie vor Rate of Discount
in open market at Paris 11/2 p.c., Brussels 2, Hamburg,
Frankfurt, Turin,
Amsterdam 21/2, Berlin 3, Vienna 4, St. Petersburg 51/2%. Owing to
the recent rise in the value of money here, which has not been
accompanied by any corresponding movement abroad, the foreign
exchanges this week are generally higher; the movement in favour of
this country extending to bills on Holland, Hamburg, France,
Frankfurt, and Vienna.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
12. Dezember 1868. S. 550.
Schließen
Clearing House: Clearance on 4 Dec. £14,120,000
against only £10,715,000 on 4. Dec. 1867. Hence may be inferred that trade
is improving.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
12. Dezember 1868. S. 551.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments: Suspension of Wyman and Arklay,
merchants, of Dundee, Boston, and New York. Liabilities large, at Dundee
alone 80–100,000£. Manchester Knowles (spinners und
manufacturers) Liab. £35,298 und assets £10,558. A committee of
investigation was appointed.
Week ending December 19:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 19. Dezember
1868. S. 576.
Schließen
B.o.E. Coin and bullion increase
of £316,646, though the nett amount received by Bank from abroad not
over £45,000. Hence reflux from internal circulation.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. Dezember 1868. S. 576.
Schließen Bullion Market. (to Dec. 17): Gold But one arrival, from the Westindies
£39,000. French Exchanges firmer, and now no demand for the
Continent; hence Bank o. E.
receives all present arrivals, and £69,000 sent in since 10. inst.
On the other hand, sovereigns have been taken to India and Ceylon,
the Brazils, Egypt. Silver: The Ripon has
taken £57,000 £57,800 to India, and the Marseilles steamer of 13 inst. £185,000
to Bombay. Rather large purchases made at von 603/4d. to 607/8d per oz.
standard, the supplies coming chiefly from the Continent. Mexican Dollars: The Ripon has taken £47,260
to China and the Straits. Fair demand for this coin, the amounts
sold have come chiefly from Holland. The Germania has brought £3,000
from New York.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. Dezember 1868. S. 576.
Schließen Clearing
House: £74,908,000 the week ending Dec. 16. The magnitude of the
total solely owing to the Stock Exchange settlement on Tuesday (Dec. 15) The
extraordinary extent of the speculation afloat in that establishment,
especially in foreign stocks, is demonstrated by the clearances having
reached 25,927,000£ against £19,866,000 on the same occasion last year.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. Dezember 1868. S. 577.
Schließen Mercantile Embarrassments:
J. Dixon et
Son, Preston. W. Morris and Son (spinners and
manufacturers) Manchester.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
19. Dezember 1868. S. 578.
Schließen
Stock and Share Market: The Market for
Foreign Stocks is in a state of tension, the recent creations having
been put forward with a degree of rapidity greatly in excess of the
absorbing capacity of the investing public; result that a large
amount of stock remains in the hands of speculators. Fall in foreign
securities severe. In English Funds reduction of this week about 1/4 p.ct. In
home Railway Stocks fall moderate, except as regards Metropolitan which has been much
depressed.
Week ending December 26:
Aus:
The Money Market Review, 26. Dezember
1868. S. 598.
Schließen
B.o.E.
Decided increase in demand of money indicated by inc. of
£844,417 in Priv. Securities and withdrawals of Priv.
Deposits (121,691). Yet in consequence of heavy influx of
Gvt. deposits, diminution in reserve trifling. Increase in
treasure exceeds by upwards of £100,000 gold sent into Bank from abroad
during week. Hence Reflux from Provinces.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
26. Dezember 1868. S. 598.
Schließen
Discount market: influenced by changes
customary at this season. Diminished supply of money, as usual
endeavours by mercantile public and Joint Stock Banks to increase
their balances. Best 3 months’ bills 27/8 to 3%. Business very active
(Dec. 23) at B.o.E. discount
office. No change in the continental discount rates (See Week ending
Dec. 12)
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
26. Dezember 1868. S. 598.
Schließen
Bullion Market: Amount of Australian gold
on way to England £534,000. The shipments of specie for the East by steamer
Syria, to leave Southampton on Dec. 26, show a considerable increase, the
total being £213,386. These are the particulars: For Galle, gold, £5,932, Bombay, gold, £5,400, ditto silver £10,000, Madras, gold, £4,993, Calcutta, gold, £5000, ditto silver, £157,000, Hong Kong, silver, £24,766 and Shanghai,
silver, £245.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
26. Dezember 1868. S. 599.
Schließen
Mercantile Embarrassments:
Von Marx verwendet im Brief an Engels
vom 23. Januar 1869: „Aus der ‚Money Market Review‘ ersehn,
daß Knowles 7s. 6d. zahlt. Wie gehts
diesem
Braven?“
Schließen Knowles
zahlt 7s. 6d. in £.
Aus:
The Money Market Review,
26. Dezember 1868. S. 598.
Schließen
Zusammenfassung von Marx.
Schließen Exchanges favourable. No
shipment of cash for Continent.
Inhalt:
- January 4, 1868.
- January 11, 1868.
- Railways und State Control.
-
Caledonian Railway.
(Report of Committ. of
Investigation)
- Contract
Corporation (Lim.)
(Chancery in)
- Insurance Cos. Their Getting up and
Winding up (Workingmen
beschissen).
- Silk in 1867. (Annual Circular of Durant et
Co.)
- Agricultural Implements. 1867. (Annual
Circular of Burgess and Key.)
- Railways und State Control.
- January 18, ’68.
- 25. January 1868.
- The Stock and Share Markets during 1867.
- Italian Deficits.
-
Midland Railway.
(Börsenmogelei und
Directors.)
-
Caledonian
Railway. (Ersatz des
Verschleisses.)
- Banks and Railway Cos.
- Overend,
Gurney et Co. (lim.) Report of the
Liquidators.
- Capital of Railways in U. Kingd. Board of Trade
Return. (für 1866)
- Lawyers and railways
- Railway Trains (1866)
- Causes of Commercial Depression. (Eingesandt
von
G.
Townend. Mincing Lane.)
- The Stock and Share Markets during 1867.
- 1 February, 1868.
- 8 February 1868.
- 15 February, 1868.
- 22 February 1868.
- 29. February 1868.
- 7. March. 1868.
- March 14, 1868.
- March 21, 1868.
- March 28, 1868.
- April 4. 1868.
- April 11. 1868.
- 18 April 1868.
- April 25, 1868.
- May 2, 1868.
- May 9, 1868.
- May 16.
1866
1868
.
- 23. May 1868.
- May 30, 1868.
- June 13, 1868.
- June 20. 1868.
- June 27. 1868.
- July 11. 1868.
- Alderman
Dakin.
- H. E.
Bird, public Accountant, Estimate of Railway (nach
den official accounts der Directors
(!))
- Labor of Superintendence. Venezuelan Loan.
(„Venezuela: Its Government and its People, and the History of
the Loan of 1864. By E. B. Eastwick, C. B. F.R.S., late
Secretary of legation at the Court of Persia; and
Commissioner for the Venezuelan Loan for 1864.“ (London.
1868.))
- Income Tax. Ireland.
- Australian Gold. Imports in U. Kingd.
for 10 J. end. 1867 (inclusive).
- Alderman
Dakin.
- July 18. 1868.
- July 25. 1868.
- August 1. 1868.
- August 8. 1868.
- 15 August. 1868.
- 22. August. 1868.
- August 29. 1868.
- 5 September. 1868.
- 12. September 1868.
- September 19. 1868.
- 26. September. 1868.
- October 3. 1868.
- October 10, 1868.
- October 17. 1868.
- October 24. 1868.
- October 31. 1868.
- November 7. 1868.
- November 14. 1868.
- November 21. 1868.
- 28 November 1868.
- 5 December 1868.
- 12 December 1868.
- 19 December 1868.
- Nachtrag zu November 14. 1868.
- 26 December 1868.
- January 4, 1868.
- 11 January 1868.
- 25 January. 1868.
- 1 February, 1868.
- February 8, 1868.
- February 15, 1868.
- February 22. 1868.
- 29 February. 1868.
- March 7, 1868.
- March 14. 1868.
- 21 March. 1868.
- 28 March 1868.
- April 4. 1868.
- April 11. 1868.
- April 18. 1868.
- April 25. 1868.
- May 2, 1868.
- May 16, 1868.
- May 23. 1868.
- May 30. 1868.
- June 6. 1868.
- July 4, 1868.
- June 13, 1868.
- June 27, 1868.
- July 11, 1868.
- Contract Price per Cwt. for Bread.
(figures just issued by the Board of Guardians of
Whitechapel).
- Sir Morton
Peto and the London,
Chatham, and Dover Co.
- Finance versus Finance. (Lewis. Hauptschwindler)
- From: Annual Report (1868) of the Irish Poor Law
Commissioners.
- Amount of gold, silver, and copper monies coined in
each year 1853–67.
- Contract Price per Cwt. for Bread.
(figures just issued by the Board of Guardians of
Whitechapel).
- July 18. 1868.
- August 1, 1868.
- August 8, 1868.
- August 15, 1868.
- August 22, 1868.
- October 10. 1868.
- November. 21. 1868.
- December 5, 1868.
- December 12, 1868.
- December 26, 1868.
- Ch. I Definition:
- Ch. II. International Indebtedness
- Ch. III. Various Classes of Foreign Bills in which
International Indebtedness is ultimately embodied.
- Ch. IV. Fluctuations in the price of foreign
bills.
- Ch. V. Interpretation of the Foreign
Exchanges.
- Ch. VI. Socalled Correctives of the Foreign
Exchanges.
- I)
Wechselrechnung etc.
-
Intermezzo. (Kettenregel, und Prozentrechnung)
- Alligationsrechnung.
-
Procentrechnung.
- Zinsrechnung.
- A) Einfache Zinsen.
A) Einfache Zinsen.
- I)
Aufsuchung der Zinsen eines Kapitals.
- II)
Aufsuchung des Kapitals.
- III)
Aufsuchung des Zinsfusses.
- IV)
Aufsuchung der Zeit.
- V)
Aufsuchung eines um die Zinsen vermehrten
Kapitals.
- VI)
Aufsuchung der Zinsen oder des Kapitals,
welche in einem, Kapital u. Zinsen darstellenden,
Werth enthalten sind.
- VII)
Aufsuchung eines mittleren Zinsfusses für
mehrere Kapitalien.
- I)
Aufsuchung der Zinsen eines Kapitals.
- B)
Berechnung Zusammengesezter Zinsen.
- A) Einfache Zinsen.
A) Einfache Zinsen.
-
Discontrechnung.
-
Terminrechnung. (Reductionsrechnung, Zeitrechnung)
-
Wechselrechnung (cont. von
p. 118)