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The Bank of Liverpool and Martins and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank
have each ventured into running Cattle market Agency Branches by the time
they amalgamate to create Martins Bank in 1928. In 1925 the Cattle Trade Bank of Messrs E
Reed & Son has been absorbed by the Bank of Liverpool and Martins. |
In Service:
Pre 1922 until 1931
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© Barclays 1928
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At three Cattle Markets – Stanley (Liverpool), Salford, and Wakefield,
sub-Branches or Agencies are operated by both the Bank of Liverpool and
Martins and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank. From the available records, it appears that
the Lancashire and Yorkshire Agencies apart from those at York (and
Birkenhead not shown above) are merged into the Bank of Liverpool and Martins
Agencies by the end of 1928. In 1931 Martins Bank moves its Salford Agency to
the Mode Wheel Cattle Market at Manchester Docks.
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