The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
Commercial and Financial Matters.

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gr. T. III. Metohlf. Miunesota's Commissioner
OF Statistics, estmates that the wheat crop Of
that state this year will reach the enormous
amount Of aO.00O.OOO bushels, notwithstanding
the rsyages OF the grsssboppers.
ma $780, a,.L. s,-...u, t,, .u.r -, a..
r,, Mo o.eps y. .ne uir",oe t','e vA'oy y, VIZ
~ s'e rue us. maivn u"xs ueeT ,
lii. III ny " ~ h.s nv.
will be the largest. it is thought. that has been
known for century.
lw9nsy 'ons OF a'apaster nave psen ,mpofte :.
.lom ltay py an organ company % .pis oity' "
y W pe saWh mo pioese ana maho'ao , ihto
sne iseehuy oisooVefeo s"Ds ",ve, hthopnspe
NvIy, sne usea en.reiy aoi the hespo*ras Vi
organs ana plahoe'-Iboston haVerHser'
Eipbteep asvinrs banks. representing over
sDOf,l ono In danesitu have failed in New Yorh
city alone dprinp tho last six Years. Sixteen Of
thsaa hanks bsd tntol NJ M eoi danositara
Twelve Of The broken nopcsrns have uaid back
about Al zoo 900 to the aepositors and the others.
10 stated, have as yet paid nothing
The objaf exnorts fran the t1nited atates In
Hnssia are moving machines. looomo,jves and
railroad cars. cotton Ubis ia by far Che haaviest
item). firearms leather, naval stores and petro.
Iat,tn Cation sunnliss nine. tenths III Tho vaina
and petroleum nearly oue-twelftb. ,bese two
making nearly eleven mions of the All e22 1OD
ahnned ia 1870 '''
Inc telegraph, ID reporting the cargo OF the
sfeamfhlp fsraday tthe sister cable ship OF the
treat Eastern !. winch left New York for Liver
Rooi on Inc 40 inst, gave her load which
Together oould not carry. The Nav York 1,,ttnS
OF the Oath inst gives the following AZ her cargo.
ssIt includes o. 900 bushels of wheat aDOD barrels
of fpuy. "a 900 bushels of enro. 275 tops Of oil
cake sbD baIes If hons 25 housheada ri tobaoon
60 head Of cattle. besidas genera, fro sht.
NJ n u ,a,,ox ~. 81,
III. H.. me am tlGF MI
the Brit 81 Parliament and secretary OF the Cob
aeh olhp, while recently addressing bis oons ltu-
. sn,ee, sslu NAV the bpgnsn government was
oihMe i"t the famine. !nuia is essept'aliv poor
s s,., Go' tns ekpeho.ure OF the hnghsh gov
sInaeht Al lhota was enormous ana ne Taxa
Mon necessary 10 meet ~ was lmpoVef1shlng.
Inaia is ~ present on the way TO bankruptcy.
ass ARMY ooses fto,Wv,eeo year, ana, what ls
woise, tne .an'tarY SPIRIT when bnghabmep &C
quIe Ia tbat country, aDu whioh they bring btck
WIZ. Witn mem TO England, does not tend to make
sn, oohtsns sasohy Win the ennre liberty and
Acc,ra;ng IN official ;ntsll;oanco r.oa;vsa ,ror,
the United States Consulate at Lyons. France.
there was a decrease in the exports to the United
States for the year ending septembs 80, 1877. as
compared with the preceding year, of 81 b22S
= decrease Of 15 per cent. The decrease 10 silk
goods alone was g., 79t $40, more than one.if,h
of the whole export OF these manufactures. An
increase in the export Of raw silk to the United
States Of over $500, 900 (more than the entire ex.
port or the previous year is noted, showing that
che decrease in the exports Of silk manufactures
was owing To the increase IN our home msnutao-
lures.
n in eatimstea that Tho producta ~ tho stats
NJ + onisiana ffrom Tho granndI umonp, In ann
o o. L ann IRON tne grouno amount 70 siVu
iss, s..r,. cpons no cri,srion. ausar s2o nna,e
nm. cnttnn saD OOo oOo. oorn 4 Il fOO OO1. rios
ia b0l 1tlD. pntafoes cation seed tfor OILY. frn,ts
varatabies eto saD 600 OOO Making a grand
total Of ALDO 600 600. r king into confederation
tha inn noverishment OF this t.ate cana, by the
war TIE das,rnotion m har Ievees md the consa.
a,,ant abandonmant Of thousands and thonaands
af aeres IF tho hest lands of the state the blight
Inn effants of \ bastar government Of thieves
and vampires with which We were 80 long af.
aictaa tba shove ia n m at remarkable and en-.
oouraaing ahowpg-~one which we can point to
with pride. State that exhib "a such an
amount of productive capacity, aud under such
J,ntoward circumstance. must have within her