True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09
From, the London Mercantile journal, Oete.

Trade necessarily continues attract much at.
tenton Wheat still advances in value and appears likely to
do So Foreign What is making for ports in
slender parcels; Indeed it appears that there but
operating provide this country in case of
famine. is thoroughly exposed, for such is the
their Grain he,e Generosity ceased to grow for this country
The is that when this country
itself tell very powerfully against Corn Laws The
variation which in the duty of Foreign Wheat
excites but little interest II ssem, net,y
tain that have higher priced Whea, for some
time. The Duty Foreign Wheat los ed qnartor
Laws.
Tobacco. The probability of short import this year, to-
geter with the reduced stocks remaining hro in
the Importers and Dealers have for past attracted
much attention. the home trade have purchaser very
large purchases have beeu made export and
have also been the purchases this
month have reached 1900 hhs at prices Id to p higher
Thcre is nothing to he had of common quality "a l.
aud very little at this price, the present Der
lb above those of last this period and there every
probability, that from the stated above prices rule
high, particularly for American. for time
.Nt,e York .Market-The Express Of tie als
ult. saws:
Our banks very freely and capitalists in the stree,
find ii difficult realise per money
This rhange in financial has
in great measure by the improved state on Tho
South An immense has up the past
year. and Merchants have had their debts collected
certificates they have been compelled either sell q
ruinous sa' rfce to keep them un the present
the sudden chane The Ia ks NJ The south Va d m
rnngemens those of the North by which thew can pay
these large uron them wi,hou, pressing their Gus
The banks of Mississippi have with
the Bank for six Millions. The banks Tennessee ave
made similar arrangement at the North
The Banks in Alabama have negotiated Bonds in Lordon
SO that they will all have funds the North pay their
their debts year ahead before tha, time Ia expired
the present cotton will lie all realized and
plus left The crop Cation alone IS estimated at eighty
I" ninety millions in value To be added which The
Rice Sugar and iobacoo which yields
enormous nromn in danger ifapy degree OF prudence
exercised 0fiong being doubt to the North
Mt so much inquiry for New Orleans funds yesterday or
Mobile firm per cent, and We hear reports at ~
per cent Drafts Ten and Mississippi DALI
Nothing doing in Brandon Bank.
TOBACCO WANTED M erchanis who would lik4
10 furnish exotic Tobaccos for the supplies of the
royal manufactures, are informed that on Thursday
the 27th of December next, AT O'Clock, p m, n
public adjudication will be proceeded at the
Department Of Finances upon sealed proposals,
WI
LIST OF 2,6ooOo0 to 3,c0o,Ool kilogrammes Of
Virginia leaf Tobacco, from the crops of 1897 and
1898.
ID OF 100000 to 3 100000 kilogramrncs OF
Kentucky leaf tobacco from the same crops.
81 OF 100000 kilogrammes of Maryland leaf
tobacco, from the same crops.
4h OF $4,000 kilogrammes OF Havana leaf to.
becco, (vnelta abajo,) qunlity injnr'ado, from the
crop of 1888.
9Th OF $4,000 to $4,000 kilogrammes of leaf
tobacco of the Levant.
separate proposal is 10 he ade for CHI of Thu
supplies; the proposals will be deposited on this
table of the Council a. the opening of the sitting
Copies of the conditions approved by the Minister
of Finances, serve basis for each of The
authorizations. will be put at the disposal Of the
Merchants in the Office Of the A m,nis;r ration o
Inharco, nj Paris, and IN the Royal Manu tao ures
ofParis. Havre. Bordeaux, Marseiiiea, and Moflaix
The types, in conformity of which the deliveries
will have 10 be made, will be deposited at The
Manuf,cuIe Of Paris, where Merchants will b.
allie 10 inspect Them every day from 70 m TO 4
ocl"ek p IN.
The Director of the Administration OF Tobacco
PASQUiER.
PARIS, September h, 1913.