The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-20

Hed there has been such q
hin rentals in that city as to
lac agents and cause proper
1 re even more closely than
/ ,ring in the most panicky |
i es. The agents estimate
Nuction has been at least 25
Il houses throughout the
= ected to that extent since
81 Large store buildings on
al suffered much more than
Vi as much-for desirable
,shr places are renting this
less than in April, 1877.
REkable, says an exchange,
bnd is made Of pure car
blk and Opaque charcoal,
mi in value and beauty, Is
bure alumina or common
the coloring matter. iron,
of it; the mere trace of
pg unappreciable. Moth
fHrure to say, in natures
honderf ul than this fact OF
tad lifeless clay becoming
ONE hidden and almost
the transparently clear,
.,st living gem.
M,,ne on a grand scale in
nnostician has completed a
lie y in various countries o.
~ town the total amount as
cd li S735,0O0 900 in 1876, and
81 t5f this enormous amount,
asl rowed by governments,
, {, eInunicipal, and the bal
Y a Industrial companies and
c} Re The increase of the
vinil L. year over that of pre-
IS sd ID due to the conversion
e ] do n States. The French
on teS37O, 900, 900, over two
DT, v1 issued by industrial
mp "a The large loans of
aid ssfsct in the paper money
by o'he,self had issued.
kcial>-
rte :eau of Statistics has
H. d1e showing the value of
Impts of the United States,
til in United States and In
, Es,ng the tifty-seven fiscal
MI 1877, with the percentages
ldsI1 vessels. from which il
In FRI the amount carried in
el!H. ) $h3, 2O1, 400; In foreign
% he percentage in Ameri'
nj af In 1896 the percentage
q n time the percentage
ine@ef Until in 1877 the amount
erfilcaiessels was S316,600, 2S1
q A. 32Is 1859, 800, $50, being 6
,rie t.co merican vessels Of 26.9
ootl .ikingly show the i'm
% u Z 1.-THE American shipping
even while our gen
ha1 aiwn. Foreign shipping
It. D ought certainly to b.
,sn,nnj " enough In the coun-
5hisd n of things.
hi l;se--
he |. IN ! of Flour Inspector
,patre stand is constituted o
,ioDks iGh,entlemen and accom-
$. it, u yr'.,e hoped and expecte'
tn, The1i be perfect harmon,
act anshitween our flour mel
10 ? statt Let our merchant
q t Boarstablish, through tn
om,,ized q system OF type
whiabla . inspectors and mel
puif ID ~ d many Of the obstt
1ltie,re which the flour bus
viro;on bal be removed, and
o inDoard pc given tothe trad
hat oda old be most desirabl
,ous a rec. Ike our types CORE
,reci3 the, nearly as possibl
he ~ Our markets of tt
esp a'f with those Of S
which y Y, we receive a yer
If on, wi :. The adoptio
busirl II MS commodity 8
e. AMI reu therefrom man
assn. ents by which it is now 6
cred.
EAL EsTATE.-In the history I
t wars have produced specul'
.e people and high prices, bt
reaction takes place, and price
. the settlement of peace, al
.pression is apparent. In &c
line there are dull times, as
ties: the price Of real estate hs
, it has here, and workmen al
has felt the same depressiC
Real estate in Europe, as
is aTR"t1 ytr the reaction
riods and war prices. But aft,
acovel4d from such depressio
it is considered the safest
;. taking a 9 .ies of years t
'ance, IN the ,sast forty year
changes of the governmer
1mG 80 n liberal kingdom
repuhtfc; from he republic
m thai empire TO a provision
'umentl, and from that to a I
real pbtate Investments ha'
| and | the titlehS held firml
efforts tn pay the great indet
y Germlany, and ut the same til
her war OIEres, has ke
,iness. put she b p felt, to sor
erai defpressto0 the past yes
re az in GrEFuAny and 9th