The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05

State Oonanla closed Yesterday steady at 100
73t4 agntnat 72se6727f on Tuesday. Sales re-
ported s3oooo Premium Bonds closed at 3o7s
a31. against m'a4oozy on The previous day.
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rAeilcan hams sent to Europe. it Ia claimed,
rnpncked az WestphalIan hams and
atm other countries nj an enormous advance
4,slite, 0rst coat IN this market
ineF olun1red AMI sixty steamships now ply
chnly ,.antlo between Europe and America, and
sels., as are being added from time to time 20
m Iaf the increasing demand for the nuiok
trop9portntlon Of both passengers aud freight
Yer, s eeaent calculation says lha' the demand or
~ lSt,N Increases IN the United Stntes at the rate
.gain. 't, Ut "tu"' '''7 W. c 'S''9
1he NeH re valued nj 81 goo ooo,Hoo, and they cost
ore Sun n, sua oro onn
steamer fc -
fifteen : nnow proposed o organize a company 20
wegtlr 1fnorcantle credits by which man could
tif,,ov ,9Snmnm rather than seek indoraers, and
hy which, the Wholesale merchant might share
with TIM company the difference" between cash
and aroc1it in return for the company sharing
with hI1,n the risk nf selling on credit.
Tba Albania roing~mill is doing q good bust
\ ness ajhd the demand on it for rails from the
N different railway companies of Georgia, Ala
Mama and South Carolina Is very great Accord
40 & to the Constitution. the mill runs from Ave 10
rio z DAYS each week, and It is only prevented
,os tOm running on full time by the iusut1iciency |
=. Of the supplies Of iron stock, The PROSPECTS |
are most Gathering for an extremely busy win
ter in tbs rni making line
4 lot Of miners al Michigan coppnr mill re-
Gently took novel plan 10 compel their en-
ulovera to raise their wages, They dubbed |
together nj night md purchased n lot Of collins,
which they placed where the agent and captain
would see them next morning. The collins
were Labeled with threats that If the mems
wages were moi irnrouerl Mt a certain date there
would be several funerals among tho officials
No attention WAS paid to the threats, and ne yet
no funerals have occurred.
Tho london Times pays a commitment to
American genius ia Saying that the mechanical
genius IF the citizens of the United States may
be admitted and Is Illustrated at the Paris Ex
hhtlon. 1t Raya that II finds reason Tor the
phon6mpnOn Of Inventive genius among Amer
teams In Tho greater efficiency Of labor here and
tho difficulty Of hiring IT, The conditions Of
our Union ~ an economic society drive the
people toward invention aud here. as else
yyhorn nnnaea{ty a. therefore, the mother of il.
The Cincinnati Price Current truthtuy says:
In almoat every department. Of trade men re-
coneile themselves to the depressed condition
IF business anil do n0t expect profits. Insut~
ancc stockholders, hs 81 rule. act otherwise
They insist upon div1ou'la whether earned or
not, and many company that might be good
and go on proqrcrouHy whom this storm Il
over is bong eacrncnd to- the greed for OK
at1rftant dividends. IT is q curHe to any insur~
anen company to- have for Stockholders parties
not III active business who can not realize and
apurachte discouragipg Seasons IN business.
Ia ,r1 90 In ppmmnrnini pirf q
rf London en- he decrease Of cxports from Great
britain to the United States, and tho increase Of
imports into tho kingdom from this country
Tho lGuroa Of the last fiscal year according to
a 1ondon correspondent. show AL increase Of
$q1 roo 900 Of exports from tho States. and Ill
minution of al 1000 III imports TO this side.
This exhibits the enormous difference Of s1Gf.-
7aonoo And yot. under The rule of reaumption-
ISIS and contracionists In til" United St"t"s'
times have been steadily growing harder and
harder.
Tho st. Louis Times gives the following state
meut regarding the pact years cotton trade OF
that ty:
THO cotton trade Of TT, Louis has been most
satisfactory one during the past season, and
Rusinoee 10 show The Increased business nj
this point we present b'!9w this y"ars lganHs
iqg vents The gross receipts, as reported by
the Cotton EXchnng" for the cotton year wore
lat s' yaar bit tie ngur% Of tho Merchants ~
chaGae differ from th" "b"ve they re1"rti y
@ a 2 o% Hpr h above S Cotton that
was shipped through the city, and wh rG' OF
recnipr can be b st shown by giving the ware
house statement, which is as follows:
ls77s 1867
Stock Sapemher /. 1s77..,....--. sol 2,s2C
Recopt4 since Sepember H.. 2o5,~5 lH7 G44
StnhL Ar,rnqt Al 1874 .......... 80 15O1
b, hiatt nj rp
ceiris are in excess of last years by }S.l bales
During single week recently shipments OF
PENNSYLVANIA products. valued at 500 oooin gold
we're sent from Philadelphia to st, Petersburg
During tho present year nearly forty times that
Amount hau huen shipped to various points IN
Russia from PENNSYLVANIA, including all kinds
Of machinery. tools ropes and other useful ar
tie}es. Much Of this trade. which has sprung
III within tho past year il duo to the efforts ol
a Russian gentleman who has been in TINS
country d,votng himself to the building up O
= trade between Russia and this country. From
his own remarks made to Philadelphia noWs
pHpn- he seems to be engaged IN this work Hs
much through jealousy towards England al
from any other cause. He says:
Tho trade Of England with Russia amount
=, TIA eco. 600 ruhle-, do not despar Of rrdu
eng this ono-hut in favor of America wit hi
I% y6nrs. We want to fight England-.it W
nor 1rh"rn She is most sensitive and vun"ra
#e-t0 h,r trade. ! find your manntActurnr
aal Hs' p4a ookine to the future It Keep
lhe mills EcirG: il brings our money ht ~ 81! IL
ss2d Of " HnS 3" II F PtsSHp Sn1 Whey q
nave had transactions. / find eve, ybody within
sur2nte that dsjanca viii be no barrier to
successful trade: Thero is now, more ina
~ Bossia. Ii is MOI to be SUPPOSED that we wi
but one cent more than we can he into Births
mock while we Go want to build up our trad
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