The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

on 800. in Reno county tho taxes SlhIH,
county. schonl and municipal aggregate
81 H1 IN Barlow. m IT,, ~ Lincoln Y n NJ AZ
and In quite n number 81 counties the rate
runs above four dollars on The hundred. COM
pared with hae iisu,as ont taxes atN f"Wt
pnratiyoly light. although many raorln tItinIs
wo atn tnknh n@dnnih GolorcI pnnpn VITO
rNnn.t 10 layn hueiucaH Dealings with th@ 'HS
ealIect.r. had hettor ap thar 'yvlttsius.
coward Home other portion ~ uut wiatr NJ
ilrain thnn kausae
MpNrY CIRCULATION i4iM Controller ~
tho rrmf4'lry rnpnrlH 'ho whole amount &
additional circulation ieellnI since the publ
enttpn Of hia annual report ia Npv"mher, tEIs
I'LL 4lr ILL., J;, TIC total avalng" amount ia.
sued thu prai twryn months has hoen NJ Tho
rate of about 81 1dnnn pcr month iho "
crease Of circulation for tho Yrar ending No
vnn,nr t9fH waa ~ 2i6.hst. nnd the total
tcrlrnaa from January NJ. lkih. tn November
nv ls17 was more than &tIn u0OhnN Total
amount issued for the month of oc'obrr.
4l. go. o,n md during tho months of Sept"m-
Ior and October. NV. aii .lto. VT about QUO ha'
t,T tl,a whole amount iaauad during th" yonr.
Tho i,irrons;n in legal tender notes deposited
for tho purpose Of retiring circulation dur
Jig tho year ending November 1. ttS7o. was
sa.2Tn,oot. lcnyins. tho nat incr"aE" ~ nation
nj bank circulation issuth during thu y'nf
Slt,i9t 5S3
l'nsrAtt lsl4INlrf!9 IN THE lNlrrn STArTa
AND G1rAr HHIrAIN According to atate
meIt prepared hy officers o. The foatutiirs
,,t 4 i,nt
about iilroo tmos na many possibilities as
Great Fritain. the exact figures hang 81 a.
against 'i6l. But ~ Greit Britain tie
number uf lrttela handled pcr head of popu.
lntIun IA nearly twice aa great ~ IN tho lnl'cl
Sintna. being ~ nEainat M. and thu value or
money ORDERS issued ~ about 6 per cent
greater In Gront l'rinin. On tho either hand,
thn number of newspapers hanGlnd IN lilo
United States ia moro than seven times .a
grrnt. aud thu nuu,hor or postal cards nearly
lwrn AZ great ~ IN Great Britain. Tho diff
florence III the number Of newspapers handled
III illn moro rrnariahln ''brrnsn tho .Surena
in the United States handlonlnoa'
is many newspapers AN tbs postal sNrviee,
while in Eurnp" tho postal facilities 'u.o
scarct,ly ever utilized fur thl4 purpose. Since
ihn commencement W. tho "isi! Wttl WA Amor
loans hHyN become. II. ini"nd. We were net H.
fore thu great.ai readers IF newspapers IN
Tho world. II Is II little surprising. thnrnfprc.
Considering thn low rate III postage. TINT Wv
are Nv I'm ,iaianund ~ letter wrltrra hy TN"
peoples uf Great britain whorn tho percentages
al illilnracy II considerably ~ @t"t than with
Is. and whcre po"IIa spenl th5ir lyes III ono
place moro than W. do ana thrrnf"rn have
lrtt4 nrrlAipn ~ communicates hN ,nnli.
AMERICA S,lrl4ylya THE WORLD H.
show tlle dawn OF hattar times Mr. Porter
IN thn n'ernattoml Review some Of
the following eviHncns "Our cotton goods
arr sold ut Manchester. IL city which HAS held
tiles supremacy of the world In epttonA for
half II cent pound rhoapnr than the aamo
quality can hn produced III that city. pui
COILS .lre sold III Ncwcas'lp. auh onn enter
prAnE American gives away y sinv" with
ayery ion of American coal American street
mrs arn sold In New I.mlani. and our loco
motives find a ready market IN Italy. THO
English witt ollire ,lses American tarh4. Whilr
aln lork-box k,,assia has declared Amniran
lfiltht liltN AIlIlilHlu RN'iIs w lIitN tIHihlt
W. haNe invadei tho German markeis with
VII Michel plating aud tho rrinco of Wales.
Il purchasing American plato for his own
nse, reminded the Iliti4h daalNr That 4 nj
oaat ono high Industrial art he hal fottaA Il
lnw competitor. Bottled prniuetA VI 81
..puis ana Milwaullm diatil"ri"s trlumphcd
,vor Bass Guinnaa. and ono hundrM brow
M OF Austria and Bavaria, nj Paris. whilo Il
firm captured the grand prigN |
~ lager bccr lii casks" l'nat III vary graft |
wing, but IL ~ Zig Iron Kelly has said. |
'lnraInal statesmen ara contemplating the |
ADOPTION Of our system Of protection. how |
re VIZ going t. extend this superiority, Or
,nhnp8 Il moro immediate question should |
". how can we maintain what WV hnvn2
SORGHUM SUGAR. WH learn from II special |
ispatrh 70 tho Chicago Tribune that n lnad- |
tlg feature 1T the reporter the United States
Of Agriculture will hn that pur-
ion devoted to sugar manufactured from
nrkhum and corn stalks. The chemist of thu
agricultural Department has been export /
nenting during tlin season with 2 view to as
"rtnining ut what ago thE Different varieties
I plants rive the best re4Ilt5. The early
mber variety III sorghum proves ~ be- Til"
noat profitable. Stalks If this plant wrrn
adhered on tlle eighteenth Of July and eut
j half. Thn tops gave 900 per cent or
uerosn OF rryatali&enlN syrup AMI clt,
~ cont OF glucose W. unerystallI1ablr
vrup. The experiments werc continual
Nth stalks, gathered shout oncr ench
'eek. on the thrtjeth VI August. when thc
reda wnrr just beginning To become dry. Tho
uerosn. or valuable matter. Mt tn" last ex-
efiment, had increased 10 1iS2 per cent ami
he glucose had decreased To OTIS per cent
'ne experiments made With thu tower halves
{ tho stalks give .0iG5 per cent of aueroso
Nd LIzAA-nE .l1t..nAn IN h. al