The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

Extra eupers Lowell I un 70 7s
When the large advance which has taken
place lii wool Ia considered the above prices
will be aeen tn w. extremely low. Frieaa AZ
Brueses and tapeatry narpets Will probably
OMEN In January on February nj a large ai-
| vance, and all others will follow Mt lgures based
upon tha prosrni oast of raw materials.
IMMENSE AGRICULTURAL IRunucrf. MI !, H.
Dodge the ataiatiaian Of the Bureau of Agri-
| culture NJ Washington, has uraparaa IN table f.
show the quantity aud VALUE If the main pro
ducts oi THE country for sha past ten years. The
figures are startling In their enormous asgre-
gates The average quantities and values mt
homol Of our crora per year for ten yeara are
Az follows. Corn. l ,ofR, NanhHN hushala. value
sk2F ~ .anl: wheat. ara R9iT TAG bushels. value
saol 48 $40. rye. laHtfNa hushnls. vRne s1F oal.
2o1 oata AL oaa Go buahels, value sllGs Ep2.
barley AZ CID Gna bushels value slb 3s5 arg: buck
wheat IL, qaa o7u huahela value spao4,sol: hay
Al eou 600 tons value 800 200: cotton 1000 600
tone value saeo.moooo The total annual pre-
ducts, reduced 20 pounds, aggregate lT9a.a.-
100000 pounds. valued Mt srsbl 6.2ot. or
nine-tentha of a cent per pound for all
products, The aggregate value of pro
ducts for ten years IL sl5.FaT. 7b9n1G or very
nearly one haH w the total valuation of the
country hy the census Of 1870. The improved
lands of the country, which ware 1884, 900
acres In 1870. new exceed 900 900 900 acres. and
THE basis tho average product Of each aero OF
arabic land III cultivation Ia ,43a ton Of oil sorts
of observation-disclosures the average home value
ot the ton Of products being SIT on the basis Of
II ten year valuation. BY this II appears that
the average annual product for ten years Of
improved land in tho United States has been
81 W Per acre including, OF course, n good deal
Of produce consumed at home, The butter
products this year ara estimated az $40, 600 600
cheese and milk sl3o 900 900, beef and Ifs pro-
duets s2Tooa.ono. pork and ita products $780,
oon 200 cotton $40 ooaoon corn $4ln 600 zoe wheat
$40 0na 900. The Increase this year In produc-
ton Of cereals over the average Of the past ten
years promises "a be about Is per cent. but the
aggregate value will not he greater.
Dry Goops.-The Now York Journal Of Com
MERGE says:
The cotton goods market continues TO In
crease In ilrmness Of tone, and many styles OF
goods are practically Withdrawn. except for the
most moderate quantities that distributors can
get along with. The course Of the cotton mar
ket commands general attention, the Arm and
higher cost OF the staple being specially noted
by manufacturers, who are not disposed 70 go
ahead Of daily receipts III tho matter Of sales.
The print cloth market has heen fairly active
In demand. with small sales reported The I'm
uroving price Of cotton is engaging the atten-
ton Of manufacturers, and though quotations
arestrnnE at ~ aud 37tc for GtS6t ana s6x6n
oloths. some of the militia decline 4Ac.and will not
nam. price. The business nj Fail River for
the week comprises a production Of 14onon
piaces. Sales of spots and futures 1877 900
pieces. deliveries coo pieces. and stock Oh
hand al Noo pieces or decrease of - 900 pieces
INA compared with last week.
Prints have bean In some request, and destr-
able styles If dark work are RAPIDLY disappear
ing, both from agents and ohbers stocks. con
sequently the market preserves n very firm tone
The wooden goods market shows the O
firm feeling previously noticed. and Of some
staples prices have advanced We note that all
the products cf the Uuion Manufacturing Com
pany tfet goodsl have been advanced from 10
to Is per cent, while other makes accept orders
at value only.
Fannes are still active. and a further ad-
vance on some qualities Is TO be noted. the
general tone of the market for wool and a
limited stock OF ods stimulating the inquiry.
Blankets have hecn in good request, but
prices are firmer. and higher on all low and me-
dinm grades. and 20 per cant advance has been
paid by the same purchasers within the last two
weeks.
The STOCK EXCHANGE AND It's PRESIDENT
Included In yesterdays proceedings OF the
Stock Exchange we find the following:
New ORLEANS, November 15. 1879
At a regular session of the New Orleans
Stock Exchange, held this day the following
preamble and resolutions We're unanimously
adopted: