The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-08
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CRESCENT OrrIcx. No. ~ CAR STREET
Sunday Morning. Nov. 8. 1853

Sunday Morning. Nov 8. 1853
The weather yesterday was clear and cool.
The landing presented an appearance of bust
ness yesterday, such as has not been our fortune
to witness for months. Twenty steamers left
port, but we regret that candor compes us to say
only few bad anything like load in fact q
majority Of them were nearly flying light.
The Red River packet Right Way was unavod.
ably detained last evening in consequence of sew.
eral shippers being unable to complete their lists
She leaves without fail at 8 o'clock Tomorrow
| evening. Capt. Noah Scovell commands, and Mr.,
J. W. Warren has charge of her office.
The Nina SHINES, Capt. Greathouse, leaves at
| P. M. tomorrow for Bayeu Sara.
The Grey Eagle. Capt. v. B. Baranco, leaves at
"A. NJ. to-day for Bayou Sara.
The A. g. Brown, Capt. Radovich, leaves at 10
A. N. to. day for Pointe ala Hache.
Inc regular Arkansas River packet Importer,
Capt. Williams, leaves on Tuesday, 10th inst. for
Fort Smith and all intermediate landings.
The Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. Roots, will be found
at the wharf this morning. She leaves on Tues
day, 10th inst, on her return trip.
The following steamers have reached port since
our last: 80
Importer, Capt. Williams, from Dardanelles.
Ark, with 1884 bales cotton.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson, from Nat
chez. with 459 bales cotton.
Grey Eagle, Capt Bsranco, from Bayou Sara
with l9l bales cotton AZ hogshesds sugar l52 bar
rels molasses,i3 half do. and sundries.
KsDkskee, Capt Maitland, from Simmesport
with rs bales cotton and ll3I sacks cotton seed.
Ihos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant from Donaldson
vile.
stonewall, Capt. Shaw, from st. Louis with
full freight, consisting in part OF 269 bales cotton
2Jsl bales cotton were received per river steam
ers yesterday. A'll
The following named steamers left port yester
day Thos. Powell. Capt. Dinvant. for Donald
sonvile Hetty Gilmore, Capt. King, for La.
fourche Aloe. Capt. Wood, for lower coast; An
me Wsgley. Capt. Burton, for .0pelousas; Big
Horn, Capt. Wallace. for Yszoo river; Lsfourchs,
Capt. Heno, for Bayou Sara Caroline, Capt.
johnson. Era No. 10, Capt. Kouns, Golden Era,
Capt Hodge, Lulu d. Capt. Grace, and Celeste.
Capt. Dowty, for Red River; Leni Leoti, Capt.
Work, ldahoe, Capt. Banks, aHd Lightwood,
capt scott, Tor ouachita river Bart Able and
Gov. Allen for Vicksbure: Atlantic aud barpes
Mollie Able. T. l.. McGill and Ruth for st. Louis
Wild Wagner for Natchez; j. d. Perry for
White river; Van Buren,. Capt. Berry, for Ark
ansas river Silver Spray for Cincinnati.
At dark last evening the steamboat landing was
nearly cleared of boats. Quite number of pack
els are due today, and business will, we believe,
De brisk this week.
: Rales of cotton have been received during
past week per river steamers total receipts per
steamboats, for the week p, $50 bales showing a
decrease IN receipts compared with the preyious
week of 1888 bales cotton.
The Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. John T. Roots. ar.
rived last nignt rom Shreveport with ll73 bales
cotton, the largest load Of the season from Red
river.
Memoranda Of low water Red River pscket Liz.
zie Hopkins Left Shreveport at half. past SP.x,
Tuesday; left In port Rose Frarks' Jnace
Fletcher, Pioneer Era and Lizzie Tate Wednes.
day met Enterprise at P. NJ. at Col. Clark's. Rich
mond at Couchstts P. NJ; Friday met Irene5I.
NJ at Hickmsn's; crossed the falls with lIS7 bales
cotton at s A. NJ; met Era No. at Grimesis i2:45
P. NJ; Glide at P. N. at Echo Landing; SATURDAY.
met Lotus No. at II A. NJ. ct Spanish Fort: Cnbs
NO: at head Of Turnbull's Island at 2 P. M. ar
irving at New Orleans at 10 p. NJ. with lI7s baIes
cotton, the biggest load ont OF Red River tbis
season. River falling all the way, with feet on
The Lizzie Hopkins leaves positively on Tuesday.
the 10th inst at O'Clock, for Shreveport direct