True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

Corn Oh is not CONCEALED degrees of Fab snc and
burns without the least olou busheI yields gallon
The amount of alcohol just the after the oil
cd US before This new product will than 81
cents per gallon The time is coming whenthc poor whales
shall have some peace.
Tho auction duties paid the last quarter Philadelphia
amount to $l l99 81 Another in favor of indirect
taxation Auctions are the scapement pipes OF the
cial boiler.
Bordeaux paper of the Cd February last states that the
house of Edmund Richard and Lion, agents Anoay
had failed TO two millions The people of Ann,nay ill.,
terssted in tn. bankruptcy to s6Uo0oC
The United States have concluded commercial
ton with the Pacha, for Egypt Syria Candia and Curama
MIA This affair has been conducted without the knowledge
ofthe English who afraid of the competition ofc
leans for the silks of Syria Their expo ations have been
considerable in this article, which very important
When the Yankees come in commercial contact with the
British, the latter have no chance for tho prize.
The Paca OF Egypt the cauas of the Delta
''N e EALTinoRE MARKET--siarch 81.
FLouRThe market for all descriptions is quite dull and
the tendency Retail sales Of Howard street
making from stores at Sl05D. Wagon price $40
We quote city mills Flour at $9,75-du.
Supplies from Europe continue to arrive
freely the stocks remaining unold in the market
Owing 10 the dull and heavy state ofhe flour Market mes
have been some days ndsposcd buy and with stock
of about 5000 bushels in market, prices have recede
parcel OF good European red sold yesterday 81 uT
another parcel of lUuO bushels $685. and parcel UO
bushels comprising variety of qualities sold from
at 81 o. porton of the imports is going into storchol
ders refusing to submit to the reduction in prices
cents. The article is in fair demand.
Rye has still further declnedwe quote to-day at 81 u
SO 81 cts.
AUGUSTA MARKET-o4th March
CoTroNIn this article markets. completely stand,
and there has hardly been sale made from of Ware
houses few scattering loads have been sold from Wagons
The quantity stored Warehouse Planters
estimated at thirty thousand bales.
Grocerics-Continue without change the demand being
light sale at wholesale has knowledge
our last report
money matters the north and south has caused pause
all monisd operations.
ri
from to q per cent 20 days u and Gu days
Freighss-Continne at old rates:
MOBILE MARKET-March 20.
Our market grows fpossbe duer and duler Wethought
last week the dullcst d eoomic of all tines hut it
dercrbng how tight it's There is in fact nothing
gloom peryodes the whole business community The tanks
do not. If they can, relieve it, And perhaps they would rot
the market in New Orleans, in the Atlantic cities.
We have had wars pestilcncc famnes this
overlooking with money. Why then this hor,d of af-
fairs Is not the in nutshell! 1t is owing tic
Government management OF The National Treasury.
Cotton.-Sacs have ecG very light this week. On Friday
last about lGUO bales sold average l2c.
Since that time prices have had downward tendency Sales
have been light varying from so lie for Ordinary Good
49, ~ ~ LoNboS MARKET, Feb. 10.
ToBAcco-In Virginia there is very little dens for
home consumption, and no sales are reported for ex-
port OF Kentucky leaf the present stock is large hut
there is no demand. kentucky strips enquircd for
III NO I-fu per ID. ilc NlHfylund
in value and hut few sales making Market is bare
Of Negrol,ead.
ALEXANDRIA (Egyp.) MARKET, Jan. 3.
The first sales ofroton took place on the 5h The
Pacha put up 5000 bales which brought readily 10 Ia
laris per cania most of the parcel will go Trieste
l5t0 bales to Marseillcs, and lG00 England. The
Paca sold on the 9th December, 1900 arcbs of FAX
| seed att Ia for England.
LEGIlORN MARKET--Jan. lG.
Copper sheatns 90! dull U S Cotton 1915 looking ND
American four 81 b. good Kentucky Tobacco
| 10 cts dull.
| LOUISVILLE MARKET--March 20.
The river is in good order. Though business growing
active, money continues This partly
ng to the return under Of number Of Soucrr
bills principally Mississippi During all the hard
has not been single failure in this city and merchants
still perfectly safe
BaconThcre appears he little better feeling in bacol
though quotations, u for hog round,
Little coming ill.,
Bassing aud Rope-Nothing doing. The numerous pro
tests in the South have left the bagging merchants with
out purchasers whose accePtanccs wond be received
Flour is declining. To-day 81 offered and so asked.
Lead Pig, sells ut 81 cash.
Molasses-Quotations are advanced TO SO a 40.
| Nails.-Sales at q O.
| Wh.key.-Sates from wagons at 30 81 cts.
| Pork-Nothing ring.