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Letter, Estevan Miro, New Orleans, La., to Pierre-Joseph Favrot, Mobile, Ala.
title
Letter, Estevan Miro, New Orleans, La., to Pierre-Joseph Favrot, Mobile, Ala.
Subject
Favrot, Pierre-Joseph, 1749-1824, Correspondence, Governors, Louisiana, Louisiana, History, To 1803, Spain, Colonies, North America, Spain, Foreign relations, Spain, Commerce, Great Britain, Great Britain, Commerce, Spain, Indians of North America, Commerce, Mather, James
Date created ms
1786-05-11
Abstract
Letter from Miro directing Favrot to tell the Native Americans that they are Spanish subjects, not British. The letter also states that commerce should be conducted by the Spanish.
Letter and price current, 1807 May 28
title
Letter and price current, 1807 May 28
Subject
Adams, Quindy, d. 1862, Correspondence, Letters, United States, Commerce, Netherlands, Netherlands, Commerce, United States, Merchants, Louisiana, New Orleans, Merchants, Netherlands, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, Commercial products, Netherlands
Date created ms
1807-05-28
Abstract
Letter from Wilhem and Jan Willink, Amsterdam, Holland, to the NEw Orleans merchant firm, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, concerning the shipment of commodities, an account of John Adams, and a Price Current.
Letter, 1807 Sept. 16
title
Letter, 1807 Sept. 16
Subject
Correspondence, Letters, United States, Commerce, Netherlands, Netherlands, Commerce, United State, Merchants, Louisiana, New Orleans, Merchants, Netherlands, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton
Date created ms
1807-09-16
Abstract
Sales letter from Wilhelm and Jan Willink, Amsterdam, Holland, to the New Orleans merchant firm, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, concerning the shipment of commodities and a Price Current on bottom of letter.
Letter, 1807 Oct. 23
title
Letter, 1807 Oct. 23
Subject
Correspondence, Letters, United States, Commerce, Netherlands, Netherlands, Commerce, United States, Merchants, Louisiana, New Orleans, Merchants, Netherlands, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, Textile fabrics, Netherlands
Date created ms
1807-10-23
Abstract
Letter from Wilhelm Willink, Amsterdam, Holland, concerning the shipment of cloth to the New Orleans merchant firm, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton.
Letter, 1808 Jan. 30
title
Letter, 1808 Jan. 30
Subject
Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, West Indies, Commerce, United States, United States, Commerce, West Indies, Embargo, 1807-1809, Merchants, Louisiana, New Orleans, Commercial products
Date created ms
1808-01-30
Abstract
Letter from John Williamson, Havana, Cuba, to his employers the New Orleans merchant firm, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, concerning trade and rates of exchange with the West Indies and Mexico, mentioning the Embargo, business houses in Havana, and (Vincent) Nolte.
Letter, 1807 Nov. 18
title
Letter, 1807 Nov. 18
Subject
Letters, Correspondence, United States, Commerce, Netherlands, Netherlands, Commerce, United States, Merchants, Louisiana, New Orleans, Merchants, Netherland, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton
Date created ms
1807-11-18
Abstract
Sales letter from Wilhelm and Jan Willink, Amsterdam, Holland, to the New Orleans merchant firm, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, concerning the shipment of commodities and a Price Current on verso of letter.
Mississippi question: Report of a debate in the Senate of the United States on the 23d, 24th, & 25th February, 1803, of certain resolutions concerning the violation of the right of deposit in the Island of New Orleans.
title
Mississippi question: Report of a debate in the Senate of the United States on the 23d, 24th, & 25th February, 1803, of certain resolutions concerning the violation of the right of deposit in the Island of New Orleans.
Subject
Mississippi River, Commerce, Louisiana, History, To 1803, New Orleans (La.), Commerce, Spain, Foreign relations, United States, United States, Foreign relations, Spain
Date created ms
1803
Abstract
Mississippi question. Report of a debate in the Senate of the United States, on the 23d, 24th, & 25th February, 1803, on certain resolutions concerning the violation of the right of deposit in the Island of New Orleans.
Letter and price current, 1807 Dec. 24
title
Letter and price current, 1807 Dec. 24
Subject
Correspondence, Letters, United States, Commerce, Netherlands, Netherlands, Commerce, United States, Merchants, Louisiana, New Orleans, Merchants, Netherlands, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, Commercial products, Netherlands
Date created ms
1807-12-24
Abstract
Letter from Wilnem and Jan Willink, Amsterdam, Holland, to the New Orleans merchant firm, Meeker, Williamson, and Patton, concerning the shipment of commodities, and a Price Current.
Certificate, 1802 Jan. 19
title
Certificate, 1802 Jan. 19
Subject
Certificates, Merchants, Louisiana, Merchants, Pennsylvania, Shipping, Louisiana, New Orleans, Roebuck (Ship), New Orleans (La.), Commerce, Philadelphia (Pa.), Commerce
Date created ms
1802-01-19
Abstract
Certificate for merchandise shipped on the ship "Roebuck" by Philadelphia merchants, and delivered at the Port of New Orleans for John B. Labatut, a New Orleans merchant.
Prices current at Bordeaux, the 26th May 1803
title
Prices current at Bordeaux, the 26th May 1803
Subject
Tudor, William, 1779-1830, Strobel and Martini, Bordeaux (France), Commerce, Boston (Mass.), Commerce, Louisiana Purchase, Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815
Date created ms
1803-05-26
Abstract
Strobel and Martini was a commodity brokerage firm handling goods such as coffee, meats, spices, dyes, grains, wines, and luxury raw materials in American and European markets. The firm was probably based in Bordeaux, France. The report lists the current prices of several hundred items, quoted in francs and centimes. It bears a circular postmark and a stamp of having gone by "ship". The report contains a printed letter on the third page addressed to "Willm. Tudor Junr. Esqr. Boston" in which it is announced that war between France and England has erupted and Louisiana has been sold to the United States. To the right of the printed list of prices is a "Remarks" area in which the very latest prices of select items have been written in by hand.
Remarks on the late infraction of treaty at New Orleans.
title
Remarks on the late infraction of treaty at New Orleans.
Subject
Shipping, Mississippi River, New Orleans (La.), Commerce, Mississippi River, Commerce, United States, Foreign relations, Spain, Spain, Foreign relations, United States, United States, Foreign relations, 1801-1809
Date created ms
1803
Abstract
Attributed to Col. W. Smith by Catalogue of Library of Boston Athenaeum, and Cushing, Initials and pseud, 1st ser.
Armand Allard Duplantier to Guy Allard Duplantier, 1805 Apr. 25
title
Armand Allard Duplantier to Guy Allard Duplantier, 1805 Apr. 25
Subject
France, Commerce, Louisiana, Louisiana, Commerce, France, Seizure of vessels and cargoes, Piracy, Algeria
Date created ms
1805-04-25
Abstract
Armand Allard Duplantier, New Orleans, addresses a duplicate letter to this brother, Guy Allard Duplantier, Voiron, France. He says that he has written the recipient through Mr. 'Tureau' [Tuveau?], a young man returning to Marseille who was also conveying a letter for 'Louis.' Duplantier expresses surprise over hearing about problems that Lefebvre has caused in handing funds over to the addressee, and he wonders if Thebaud has been negligent in this regard. He refers to a ship from Nantes’ being taken to Jamaica, and, in relation to the affair, he discusses disappointments concerning a trusted young man who had been associated with 'Faurie' [Fauvie?] and who is also involved with 'Louis' and business in Marseille. In relation to shipments, Duplantier expresses fears concerning 'Algerians.' The addresser affirms that he is happy over his brother's undertakings with Mr. Samadet. He says that he has heard from Bird Savage in London in reference to Cazenove, and he conveys Gourrier's [Gournier's? Gourvier's?] regards.
Armand Allard Duplantier to Guy Allard Duplantier, 1807 June 18
title
Armand Allard Duplantier to Guy Allard Duplantier, 1807 June 18
Subject
France, Commerce, Louisiana, Louisiana, Commerce, France
Date created ms
1807-06-18
Abstract
Armand Allard Duplantier, New Orleans, discusses business ventures with his brother, Guy Allard Duplantier, residing at Le Plantier, Voiron, France. [A duplicate containing reference to François and Hippolyte Tivollier and to Yves Perrin that are omitted from the present version exists in the Duplantier (Armand) Letters, Mss. 4914.] On the back appears in another hand: 'Mr. de Sarpi of New Orleans and my brother.'
Fancy Klondyke Strawberries
title
Fancy Klondyke Strawberries
Subject
Labels, Commerce, Strawberries, Fruit industry
Abstract
Fancy Klondyke Strawberries
Ato Tea
title
Ato Tea
Subject
Labels, Commerce, Tea industry
Abstract
Ato Tea
Pure Syrup, Georgia Cracked Brand
title
Pure Syrup, Georgia Cracked Brand
Subject
Labels, Commerce, Food industry, Sugar
Abstract
Pure Syrup, Georgia Cracked Brand
Snowhite Vegetable Shortening
title
Snowhite Vegetable Shortening
Subject
Labels, Commerce, Food industry
Abstract
Snowhite Vegetable Shortening
Siren Oysters
title
Siren Oysters
Subject
Labels, Commerce, Food industry, Seafood, Oysters
Abstract
Siren Oysters
Security Brewing Co. 341-345 North Diamond St.
title
Security Brewing Co. 341-345 North Diamond St.
Subject
Commerce, Brewing industry, Warehouses
Date Issued
1880, 1920
Abstract
A 3/4 view of the general offices of the Security Brewing Company in Gretna, Louisiana. Also pictured area horse and carriage and several pedestrians.
Sunflower Brand Pure New Orleans Molasses
title
Sunflower Brand Pure New Orleans Molasses
Subject
Labels, Commerce, Food industry, Sugar
Abstract
Sunflower Brand Pure New Orleans Molasses

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