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Abstract : January 15, 1732. New Orleans. Salmon to the minister. Pellerin made chief storekeeper, Prat first councillor of the superior council, Fleuriau attorney general; Guy goes to France. 4 pp. AC., C 13, 15:3.

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Abstract : December 10, 1731. New Orleans. Périer to the Comptroller General. MacMahon goes to France in the interest of the company; merchandise for foreign trade; retirement of notes; Indian presents; troops; growth of tobacco; asks refund of money advanced to the company and for the Natchez War. 5 pp. AC., C 13, 14:52. (Miss.)

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Abstract : August 7, 1731. Paris. Deliberations of Company of the Indies, on exemption from duties of merchandise sent to or coming from Louisiana. [Copy.] 2 pp. AC., C 2, 24:95.

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Abstract : June 6, 1731. Montreal. Agreement relating to trade at the post among the Sioux. 6 pp. AC., C 11e, 16:124. Margry, VI. 563; Wis. H.C., XVII. 135.

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Abstract : August 1, 1730. New Orleans. Périer to the comptroller general. Arrival of troops from France; Natchez war; Indians; foreign trade; the Illinois country; English aggression. 7 pp. AC., C 13, 12:352. (Miss.)

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Abstract : August 6, 1730. New Orleans. MacMahon to comptroller general. He is leaving on the St. Michel, which is loaded with merchandise for the Spanish trade. 1p. AC., C 2, 23:197.

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Abstract : January 14, 1730. Paris. Company of the Indies to the minister. Claim by La Rigaudière de la Clisse for a bonus for carrying Negroes to Louisiana. 4 pp. AC., C 2, 23:38.

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Abstract : November 9, 1728. Paris. Devandenesse to Valdeterre. Asks for edicts regarding new Canadian company. 2 pp. AC., C 13, 11:185.

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Abstract : November 18, 1726. Paris. Proposal to buy merchandise suited to the Spanish trade and to send it to Louisiana. (Unsigned. Copy.) 5 pp. AC., C 2, 17:179.

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Abstract : July 7, 1727. [Paris.] Decree, extending for a year the permission accorded to merchants to procure from foreign countries salt provisions for French islands and American colonies. BMM., MS.73, vol. 26:27.

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