True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

states The Cdflis loss nj 300, and that of the
Queen at 1909 Othrr accounts conceie the vic.
TORY to the government troops.
Trade Of BirnlmghGn,,.-A deputaton from Biz.
mlnghnm waited upon Lord N cihourne on Friday
with memorial relative 10 the suddenly altered
! and depressed state of trade in tha, town and
nelghhorhood. The deputntion was accompali lied
by several members of Parliament
,- hochdate Flannel Market, Monday, March Ia
| mere has been good deal of business done in
iianneIs to-day; perhaps more have been sold than
on any Other market day during the present year;
but the prices have been extremely low. The de-
| mana has been chiefly for those of the middling
ana better qualities. The wool mark ct has been
very dull, ard but few purchases have been
made.
London, March 1.-THE quiescent state of the
money market, which we have alluded to during
the last two or three days, turns out to be Of a
very deinslve Character; and there is but little
douot that the general money market of the coun-
try has not yet settled into a permanent state of
steadness. Considerable anxiety prevailed in the
commercial and monetary circles relative to the
result Of the meeting of the bank proprietors
which took place.to-day.
MANCHESTER, ENG. March 10, 1887.
The excitement on the subject of money has
not ahated. Neither has the Bank of England as
Vet increased her stock of bullion. No extension
OF paper issues can. therefore be expected. To
reHeVe The necessities Of those greatly extended,
and yet continue the contraction is most difficult
| though imperious demand
10 depart from this course. might either en-
uangef our own safety, or cause frighlful Gala
nifty
This fcverish and anxious period NAV conrinu ne
some time; for it is TO the United States alone, that
all attention Is still direct ed for larger rem tances,
and that Of specie. Bills of Exchange already a
oound, but they merely change the course of res
possibilities, aud leave the evil undmnshed-
ha oft
duced.
Already the loss on cotton has no parallel, un-
less in 1925. The middle ranges of Georgia is
o oowh TO ~, equal to only 10 Id cents in the
states. The trade in this article in all its various
branches is daily falling off, and the workmen are
son TO be reduced to "a of day each. which
l""n tnn present high price Of bread and provis-
',J's'l pf'ers, to the almost countless thousands
dependent on 1t, latnenahe prospect.
~ lew unimportant failures have occurred dur
ing the week.
FRANCE.
"A pane respecting the savings banks has pre-
vailed IN Paris, which has extended itself to the
o'ner towns The sums drawn from the Metro
po'ltah Savings Bank, within twenty DAYS preced-
lng March IG, exceed by million of francs the
aep"stes made in the same period AT Lsle,
run on the Savings Bank has commenced. Let
'efs from Lyons represent the state of trade as de-
Poraoie. Thirty thousand human beings are in a
rer is stated TO have said at the Chamber OF Dcpu-
yes on tuesday, March ii, that within forty years
vac "oolien manufacturers of France had never
, IN S" deplorabe condition as at present
lhese lamcntable facts are stated to have made
very serious impression on Ministers, and would |
II Is believed, influence the impending votes of. the
nanoef on the grants demanded for the Royal
family and for the secret police
ParIs journal of Tuesday states positively
' aI,a Inc Ministers contemplate dssoving the
CHAMBER at the close of the session, Mcnnier if |
IS again SAID, had made important disclosures,
and that several of his accomplices are now known.
hut great deal of doubt hangs over these cir
cum stances, as his examinations are conducted in
secresy.
fARIs, BouRsE, "Wednesday, March Is, half past
4.-Ihe French funds were greatly out of favor
during the whole of Wednesdays proceedngs.-
l ne uncertain aspect of political parties, as veil
IN the chamber as in the council room, causes
good deal OF inquietude amongst the moucyed
classes, and perhaps has driven them to realize for
inc nome 1t even at a loss. The three per cents
'"r cash are quoted at 70 Is, an, for the account
al - 81; but neither Of these quotations are with
~ ~ centlmes OF the truth, if sales wore forced |
i i mere Is, however, n positive decline, even at
lhese prices, OF ID or 20 Gents.
So"TS .1nHeatiquc .-PARIs, March l9-Fiye per |
cents loot. Doc. soc &5c. 9Oc. csc l07t. Sc; -Four
per Cents, 98. 40c. 30c.; Three per Cents, 79f Sc
NC; Bank actions, 2 4Ot. 9 4O3f.
bouESE, March l6, hall past O'Clock, P. NJ
LAST PRICES: Five per Cents, I07f los; Three
per Gents, 1911. 40c.; Bank actions, Q 4O7f
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