The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

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31, PARADISI

-.STREET,

Between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star and darter Hotel

RAILWAY SHARE BUSINESS
ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN.

AFFORDING UNDOUBTED SECURITY TO
PRINCIPALS.

(CIRCULAR.)

Liverpool, 17th Feb., 1846.
take the liberty of announcing that I have commenced
business as a STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, at No. 1, RUM-
FORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, and referrinc, to the enclosed
document, from which it will be perceived that have conducted
satisfactorily the business of a Bill Broker at the city of Oporto,
for a period of thirteen years, I trust I shall not be considered
presumptuous in hoping that I may be favoured with a share of

public patronage an support, especially when it is understood
that I mean to adopt such a system as shall insure the utmost
security to those who shall he pleased to honour me with their
business. For this purpose I shall be ready to act for principals
who may prefer depositing their money or stock in the hands
of a Banker until the transaction is at maturity, and in order
that my principals may not be losers by the employment of a
Banker as well as of a Sharebroker? I shall in such cases pay the
Bank charges out of my Commission.

In the next place, it is my determination that all business
confided to me shall be closed separately, not only from all
transactions between myself and other parties, but with the
same principal, as the only certain method of preserving order
and. punctuality, and it will be my aim, as the nature of my
business will not require any prolongations, to close all trans-
actions on the day of sale or purchase, when practicable; and
when the completion of a transfer or other formality shall occa-
sion delay, then the very moment the obstacle shall be removed.

To prevent the possibility of a conflict between the duty which
the Broker owes to his principal and his personal interest, I de-
clare my
.determination to carry on business as a Broker on
Commission only, and on no occasion to become a purchaser
on my own account.

If you should wish me to make an investment or purchase
through The Liverpool Banking Company, I transmit you the
requisite forms for the purpose. I am, Sir,
.

,
tourmost obedient servant,
EDWARD WILD.

To the Manager of The Liverpool Banking Company.
SlR,—lnclosed we send you Bank Notes for
which you will please to hold to the order of Mr. Edward Wild,
Sharebroker, Liverpool, on his depositing with you Certificates
for Shares in the Railway,
which we have instructed him to purchase on our account.
We are, Sir,

To the Manager of The Liverpool Banking Company.
Stn,—lnclosed we send you Certificates for 60 Shares in Rail-
ways, viz.:—

20 Grand Junction.
40 Leeds and Manchester, &c

which we have instructed Mr. Edward Wild, Sharebroker, Li-
verpool, to sell on our account._

The Transfers will be sent through you, and on the comple-
tion of the transaction you will receive the nett proceeds in
exchange for our document.

We are, Sir,

We, the undersigned British Merchants, do hereby certify
that Mr. Edward Wild, the Bearer of the present Testimonial,
was the first Individual who introduced the system of establish-
ing Bill Brokerage for fixing the Rate of Exchange in this City
for the British merchants, in which Profession he has been em-
ployed by us for nearly Thirteen "Years, during which Period we
have always found him to act with the greatest Honour, Integ-
rity, and Confidence in all Transactions that we have coMmitted
to his Charge, and in testimony of the same we hereunto sign
our Names.

Ashworth, Wilton, and Co.
Smi-h, Woodhouse, and Co.
Croft and Co.
Cockburns, Greig, and Dunlop
P. p. Butler, Nebew, and Co.
Mani. Joze Pinto Carneiro
Olney, Webber, and Forrester.
W. G. Roughton and R. Reid
P. p. George Reid _

Oporto, Bth of Dec. 1845.
P. p. Martinez,Gassiot,andCo,
John D. Delaforee.
Quarles Harris, sen., J. D,
Harris and Co.
Wm. and J no. Graham and Co.
Geo. Sandman and Co.
Rocker, Wigham, and Co.
P. p. Ormerod Brothers & Co.
Geo. A. Redpath
Hunt, Roope, Teage, and Co.
Charles H. Noble and Marat
James Dow
John Cassels

George James Reid
Gould 3as. Campbell and Co.
F. F. B. Shore
Douglas and Whiteley
Taylor, Fladgate, and. Yeatan
Alexr. Miller
Kirkby, Glover, and Hirst
James Hawse
P. p. T. J. Smith
J. P. E. Smith
John Johnstone
The names attached in Englis'
of the parties signed.

Morrogh,Welsh,Jones, and Co,
Emanuel de Clamouse Brown
J. Thomas Quillinan

Joseph Perri

P. p: Henry bonaldson and Co,
M. J. Pereira da Silva
William Wilby.

;11 are sworn to the true ones

L. M. RIVER°.
ANTONIO LUIZ MONTEIRO,

Oporto, December 17, 1816,

By Edwin John Johnston, her Britannic Majesty's Consul at
Oporto, in the kingdom of Portugal, &e.
These are to certify that the foregoing signature Antonio Luiz
Monteiro is of the true and proper hand-writing of Antonio
Luiz Monteiro, notary public, residing in this city.
Given under my hand and, official seal at Oporto, this 17th
day of December, 1845,

EDWIN J. JOHNSTON.
Extract from the Oporto newspaper "A. Coallimo," of the
9th January, 1846 :

" Besidei the enterprising genius of Mr. Wild, we positively
know the honour, disinterestedness, and confidence which he
always merited in every transaction he undertook, and of this a
very convincing proof is had from the document which we saw
signed by the principals of many respectable English houses at
this place.
"As public writers it is a duty incumbent on us to tribute
our testimony of our well deserving gratitude to him."

I, the undersigned, do hereby declare the above to be a correct
translation of the original presented to me in the Portuguese
language.—Liverpool, 28th January, 1846.
THOMAS SMITH, Translator.

EDWARD WILD, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER,
No. l,y RUMFORD-STREET, Liverpool, begs to announce
that, taking into consideration the State of the Share Market,
and to enable Capitalists to be in possession of the real value of
the Shares as ascertained by actual Sales, and not, he will hold
AUCTION SALES of SHARES every THURSDAY, commenc-
ing on THURSDAY, the second of APRIL, at Two o'clock, at the
COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, TEMPLE-COURT' and to con-
firm the security, all transactions will go through The Liverpool
Banking Company.
Orders with Certificates or Scrip (which must be sent for exa-
mination) are received at The Liverpool Banking Company until
One o'clock of the day preceding the sale.
Purchasers to pa a deposit of 20 per cent. at the time of
purchase (ivhen a Clerk from the Bank will be in attendance to
receive it,) and the remainder of the purchase money by two
o'clock the day following.
Commission charged to Sellers only.—No charge for putting
up, if not sold.