The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-31

Lower conz', j. r. Frazer. Canton. y. ~.
lppar Cvasi, u l., Hodge. MoEltoY, 3 . ~,
Lever Coast wnloon. Huls. tou M
Memphis, James Howard, reatpin, . D. M
Meu,pl,js. Thompson Dean. Millnfsb D. i,t
Bayou Sara. Gov Allen. Brown. j. ~.
| ouanhta River. Kate Kinney. Kinney 2.
| Macon and Tsnsaa ". J. Poitsvent. Wa'ka
| fss 70, M @&8 EsA
TuE WEATHER Yesterday was abou
"a unreasonable az could be-
BusiNEss Has not improved any sinc
our last. but quite u stir was occasiohe
Yesterday by the dlschnrging OF nun
ber Of heavily laden cotton packet
but In the way OF shipments little ""
| done y.
marine column. a.
The Belle Rowland, Capt George W
Ren. Ii receiving 10 leave Saturday, Jun
,tnrv 1. NJ, Il Il. ~. for Minden direct.
J,,Ht after the james Howard lht'd W.
vcstertiny with her immense cargo, "A.
! hon chain running atnidships 0vtsss ~,
forrnatlc GAVE way and let dow. NV
f,ot or the starboard guard F ao,..,n
overheard only . fcw balsbv v The h"' "iIi
but were promptly sec,lgsr~n ,,,tain thc
ee,sAof tho boat. This WI 49, ". 81 wo ,
Howard, rs u suiflcisgvs n tn.dav 10 have
moh WI. " W. ~. =. ~ On time. When the
, ~. 49, ,and.I there was u heavy
lily. uuM" ~ ~" liver and stiff breeze
awo.. -" / ~ ~ On shore, and this caused
Ky, ~ TX I'm heavily, thereby crush.
;nn . nv a,sWof the forward outriggers and
" mn lsg the hog chain TO give way M
,,hGvc stated.
We extend our thanks and those OF
'tho steamboatmcn generally TO cotton
seed men for the rapid manner IN which
they cleared of the lower landing yes
tcr,lay and the day before.
Our upper steamboat landing and the
approaches thereto are NJ present IN
tip.top order. q
THE OuAMrtoN Tntr -77Oi BALES Cor
ron. The James Howard arrived yes.
tordny with the hfgcst loud Of the
great staple ever landed ut this wharf,
or that OF any other city bales. In
addition To this. ahe had on board 10
bbls oil, III sacks oil cake, hid sugar,
aOOO sucks cotton seed, and u large lot
of sundrcs. She brought down IN tow
u barge with 1900 sacks cotton seed ad-
ditionnl.
The line packet q. II. Durrcc lcnvcs
jan. J.. IT. 8 =. m. for Jeifer-t
ron direct.
The new New Orleans and Cincinnati
cinnati lust evening on her maiden trip.
In our next issue we will give our re,ld.
ers a full description of this model
steamer.
The departures yesterday were the j.
+. Frazer for Lower Coast, Frank Par
you'd for the bends, Mary Houston for
Carrie A.. Thorn for Red
River, Mary Ida. Henry Tetc and As
for Upper Coast. .E
The receipts by river yesterday were
~, 201 bales cotton, 22,375 sacks cotton
seed. t8N
Tho City Of Alton, II. Il. Bixby, mas
lot. leaves vt p. m. to-day for 81, Louis
and landings Intermediates. Messrs.
]. d. Woods Il CO.. No. i0 Common
street. are her agents.
The LESSEE Taylor, Allen Jumcl, mas
Ter, Ii receiving TO leave ut 3 y. m. to-
morrow for Plaquemlne and Coast lnnd-
Ings.
Tho Now Bart Able, Dick Sinnott,
Goo. q. Hamilton, clerk, IL re-
sewing to leave for Grand Ecore and oil
landings Intermediates, Saturday, jan
nary lat, at r u. m. Mcssrs. Adams Il
Work, No. . Commercial Place, are her
agents.
IBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, Dec. 3O.--Capt. John A. Ste
,cnson: Atlantic down ut 70 lust night.
JAS. Coon.
Tng CHAMPION CorroN CARnfER-Jas.
Howard, .. Il. Pegram, master, J.. II.
clerk, leaves for Memphis,
Jhicot City, Vicksburg and oil way
ands, at 8 y. m. to-day.
The gilt edge Maria Louise, II. j.
master, leaves at 8 p. m. to-
morrow for Shreveport and all way
on Red river. She IL q line
Jacket and consequently will go as
advertised.
The Kate Kinney, J. Il. Kinney, mas
or, Andrew Clark. click, leaves ut p. |
n. to-day for Camden. Eldorado and all
andings intermediate on Black and
)uachita rivers. Belonging to the New
orleans and Ouachita Transportation
company she Is bound to 20 on time.
The elegant passenger packet Gov.
lllcn. J. J. Brown, master, $. $. Streck,
caves at s y. m. to-day for Bayou Sara,
Waterloo and all landings intermediate,
ling the place Of the W. 3. Pike.
Iessrs. Hite n Carlin and Capt. A. q.
toddin IRE her agents.
The sidewheel packet w. J. Poiteycnt,
oe Walker, master, Gabe Block, clerk,
'avcs at s p. m, to-day for all landings
n Tensas river and Bayou Macon.
[essls. Hite Il Carlin and Lord IL Nc
cake are her agents. asgs
The elegant st. John, +. Bergeron,
laster, leaves every Monday and Sat
rday at 10 q. M, and Wednesdays ut
DON, for Donaldsonville and interme-
late coast landings.
The regular coast packet B. L. Hodge,
apt. McElroy, leaves for Baton Rouge
nd way landings every Monday at p.
Il and Friday ut 10 q. m. E. @. Melan-
in, No. 80 Cont street, agent.
Whilst aground at Liberty Island the
arrie ". KountZ was compelled to
lrow overheard 400 sacks malt, 100
lies hay, 400 sacks oats, 200 sacks bran
nd 400 sacks corn, after which she pro-
,eded on her way to this city rejoicing. !
When the Commonwealth, from st.
ouis for this city, left Cairo on the 27th
ST., her cargo consisted OF 5000 dry =
lrrels, 600 wet do, 1000 sacks grain, 900
,xes cheese, SIS bales cotton, "a, 391 TBS !
icon, l2,754 lbs lard and 5000 packages j
lndries.
The Atlantic, from st. Louis, will
I'VE in tow two barges laden with cot
n from Memphis. .
The John A. Scudder was advertised |
leave st. Louis for this city on the !
tn. The j. H. Means and barges were i
so loading. 8
The Carrie V. Kountz left Cairo on {
e 27th, after adding 900 tons to her 8
rgO, lie
Capt. Ebaugh is building barge at q
eredosia capable of carrying $4,000 9
shells OF corn. So says the st. Louis