The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY ooToB 0, 1879.

nor conf bonds resis.orsi In hs maine. Mr.. ].
q Flanl. III Tho firm of Flood n p'Iirfen. han
T,anri 49, also hue III 600 90 Registered stock ~
| TIM per cent houla which have not yet barn
oalIad. These gentlemen arn the two largest
| single hpldtra nf raglnt"red RsoeG.
1 THH TnpANio MogfMr Sr. Tho rnnnlpta of
| loLnnro In Weatnrn mnlkntR during tin current
ysnr nre abnut ~ 900 hpnahanda insn thnu IN ihe
rnrrns.,nu,lng parph W. ina ypnt, lHrrrnac
IF about 30 per cont. Wrstnrn a2arLa. h"Wnvnr.
urn rnpartnh "a DO 4uo h"zsilanle. ~ 70 Der
can't eiepinr thnn d ynnr nEo Yhs Rnnu"rt
movement has been Of tian anme general ohnf-
actor thla nrv'pntly mnnna Illn, ronanmn'H.
. especially tha ~ gina nrn short ~ thr mmrkelto
an nnns,1nl nStrn. which H. net unexpected. ~
there hnE boon for TIVE months hE"nhth RpnrnE
ntinn on full IN vnlnns Last wn"h uait 81 tho
| yirEinin Rnh Dhin crops was 'lnmnGadh ny lraa'
Tho nrnp IL iio forrunt Aa" ID Estimated
nj 10000 T., tb.opo tneah"nds. Tho yield of thla
lalng o4fln,f'nd Ut b,"oo hrFahnn,la
| A l.iiar from Now York says Tho MonEam-
cry Aayorirar p'nan hal Tho nooI orlep wnnltar
III innnrtug ftosI Hi,tflt 10 Tho h,inneha world
IN every hand Merchants In alnnRt osnrv
1 brunch ~ irnan report Inntonning activity. nnh
not IL faw If ihorn report urtlalH considerably
| nliand Jmmeuao uflnutfaa of merchandise Of
nynry tlaIrriptipn a,ntl nnn "a ~ ~. ward Wy tho
| Southern nuufi atenm"ra taking In nveIr point
~ dlatrihn'Ion for Norfolk clonr through ~
| anlyanfon Tho Elaern TRANSPORTATION totn~
nni,lns also nrn nn busy ra they enn we'll bN. mud
| M iitr freight ArUni4 wv tila rntlWnyn along ti'N
river front tho sctna night nnh dry In onn uf Tho
hinica lmngInnllo Evot ytudy ae"ma I" lhyo
enplnymnnt. Tho hotels bnvn ~ rnnny gnoRtH
M illey rn,, Hreomnuuin. aud tho hrlsihaaa
| thorough rpren exhibit an animation mud hnatl"
| iln lkn IL which Inns not boon Eann for many n
i iHy. M@=.
| TnE Iiun1nrsa liunM iaai wecl; The Chicago
| hnnka Old ruuhlng ln'alncss. Tho rlonrlngn
naEragaIod tlI AMI 800 tr, nEnna 2tAn 4H4 ~ i"r
,hn corresponding wnnl lhnt ynnr For Tim
months OF July. August nni Hnp'nmhnr, 1872,
thn clnaringa amounted "a nv"r opp
nGntnat snnathlng moro thnn slll 0no ono for 1aH,
\ ana .t,O ono nnp fpr lG7 Thnan igutna tnll ihn
| story 1T a. srnnt Improvement hi iho condition
| IF h,,einnns Tho Nav York bank afnfnmcut Tor
| Inst wonls shows u reduction n no r"nrre ~
i over R1,ann.ooo bringing IT. down nearly 10 tiio
| leHnt minimum. Tho lUnna show " annnilata
| LID iurrnnaa indicating III aEtanainn ~ bust
| nnau operations. In spite 81 tho large nmnunta
| If gold arriving In thlR country. tho npnrin IN
| tho hanka IL tncrnnnnl by only trim Ing amount,
| md tho legal tsnhnrs have hneraasnd consider
| ally. I'll. deposits nrs nearly tA.o'onoo larger
| thnn tho woak before nud tha circulation IN
| tno 900 lnrEnr.
| sronR OPERATIONS ~ kEw yonK- Tho Now
York Tribune u Inst Saturday. ihus tponlta NJ
| tho enormous operations III tho ITO TX Es
| change In Tint city:
Some conception Of tho amount pf spbrinfy
| nnl jHIEmout which rntarR into Tbs trmnaar
| lions ui this stock Ey' iltiign may lis formed
| from tho record " ynat"rhay. ~" dnnlInr-
covered 4Gi Hns sarsa NJ WHIT Over Mln 900 were
affected directly or indirectly by tbs YET un.
epmpleied Rsreeinent among tho rnHl oon,pt
nloT A. 'l,' "rnnlnE. ~ f"vntiah ndvnnoe'f
| rilinor=whloh Whs nj no iilne awning
more thnn y rnmpr n,h n"t y"
y W" r. " pn,,s n w. opposa " ~" r
| tho agreement wnn not To hb aligned by the
ranneylvanta Reir"ni md LnhlRh Valley Com,
| pnnaa. ana thn atorka iel. not oui, Tho ronl
| storta. hut tho entirn lie. During tho nltsr.
/ noon tntat Of tho d"nInn wna recovered. Until
toward tno clpao another depression took p!u""
| II ought MOI To nnad much reletion by MN
al ord nary IN nignnco. engngei IN my lastti
,nn'" hns,nn,s. ~ a.~ TINT tie Fx hangs " y
| very bad place 10 venture money i'll juat now
yot the Indications hrn that " good deil Of out
sido capital ~ b"ing laid down ,hnre.
A PRACTICAL liruarnArtoa.-NI Mr. Thurnton.
chairman oi tho executive oomnliten nf tho
OHIO river commission Ill hts report mnds
lnHt week Mt l'ttsbufg. thus illustrates tho
/ 4, linz capacity of That rivnr ms compared with
| Tint of RAILROADS: The pratHnt annual ship
mont Of con from rittaburg by tho Ohio tivor
4 ~ about three million toms. Thia bulk would
| require 9tnnno cnrH carrying twelve toDA each.
making u continuous train Of 1850 ilna. hning
ono nnI hnlr inns Tho lcnGLh Ut tho Ohio
river. or ol1n TO II daily transportation OF for
4 ty-two trains ~, 500 dnya ln Tho year which
| lowing nj thirty minutes intervals. would rc-
/ uurn nonrv tho antira tWniity four hours to
| depart. BNIng thus about ilve minutes apart.
tnoy would occupy u Distance each 1ny OF nenr-
| ly one-fourh tho longth Of tho Ohio. aud In
| four days I'LL quito tho distance of tho rivera
| lsngth 40 tlnt when tho llrst train wna roach
| ing tha wratern terminus. Tho last train of III.
| fourth days departure would hn but lowing the
eaAtorn depot. rh't Oonl which would thus
| crowd daily railroad. tho Ohio river cArfloa.
not in daily depnrttg fleets. but In tho throe or
| four flood pn,uds Of the yoar. This trade has
| virtually nssunod thoHo proportions In the pust
| thirty years. tnd IL not the hntiro con trade OF
/ tho Onlo. but simply that Or tho port of PITTS
| burg. Tho fmmonso TRANSPORTATION OF this coal
4 IL but indicative or growth. for tho consumption
Of this enormous mnss Of fuel monna increas-
na. population md multiplied industries.