The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-11
OLD RROBS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.


| SYNOPSIS ron THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS.
| Quite low barometer has moved eastward
| from Kansas to tho Middle States. accompanied
by cloudy and rainy weather from Tennessee
| Middle States and New England, turning to snow
over tho northern portion Of this area; -,
| The barometer has fallen from the Upper Mis-.
souri, valley westward. and the Pacific coast
storm Is advancing eastward toward the north
cast The Temperature has, risen IN the South Vt,
srn and Middle States and the Northwest: TN,
| st. Louis and Memphis. falling ut Cairo and sta
| tionary ut New Orleans and Vicksburg.
PROBABILITIES.
In the Upper Lake region. Upper Mississippi
| barometer. increasing Gust to south winds, and
generally warmer. cloudy or partly cloudy
weather will prevail, followed by ruin turning
| into snow in the northern portions.
In the Gulf States. Tennessee and Ohio valley
rising followed by falling barometer. south "a
east winds. and partly cloudy weather with lower
| temperature in last section. but slight changes
| in two first.
IN tho Lower Lake region and Middle Staics
rising barometer. north 70 west Winds, slightly
winds.
In New England. low barometer and rain
turning into snow in northern portions, followed
by rising barometer. northwostory winds and
warmer. clearing weather.
In tho South Atlantic States. falling barometer
southerly to westerly winds. warmer. partly
cloudy weather and followed by rising baron
ctce,r;
Ing 1t Cairo. and nearly stationary at Memphis
Vicksburg and New Orleans
Cautionnry signals continue along tho coast
from Cape May to Eastport.
The Stella Block, o. d. Crooks, mas
ter, Gabe Block, clerk, leaves to-mor-
row at p. IN. for all landings on BGuf
and Black rivers.
The "gilt-edged" Maria Louise. H. j.
Brinker, master, Is receiving, to leave
Saturday, the 18th inst, at y. m.
The great Natchez Is due this morn
ing. She leaves, us usual, Saturday ut
p. m.
BUSINESS Was rather dull on the
river front yesterday.
The Geo. Spapgler has retired from
the Lower Coast trade.
The Frank Willard transferred her
freight yesterday to the Shannon.
DEpARTUREs.-The lily. s. Turner for
Cincinnati, Frank Pargoud for Green
for Upper Red River, Lotus No. 3 for
Shreveport, w. J. Behan for Minden,
Fannie Tatum for Red River and J. 4.
Frazer for Lower Coast.
The j. B. Maude is receiving to leave
Friday, 18th instant, at p. m, for
Memphis and all landings intermediate.
Messrs. Brockett e Carter, No. 80 Maya
zine street, are her agents. She will
take freight and passengers for Baton
Rouge, Bayou Sara, Vicksburg and all
way and plantation landings.
For arrivals and manifests SEQ marine
column.
We have nothing late from either Red
or Ouachita rivers.
Rates from Cincinnati to this port, at
present, rs cents per 100 pounds.
Tho I.nSgio FVpulnr lanvoo avorv Gof,,r
day at ,. m. for Ouachita City, Mon
roe, Trenton, and all way landings on
Black and Ouachita rivers.
BY Telegraph
MONROE, La, Feb. 80 Douglas Il
Winburn, agents, 35 Natchez street
The steamer Lessie Taylor, Merchants
and Peoples Weekly Packet, will ar
rive Friday evening and leave for
Ouachita river on Saturday, positively.
NJ. KENNIsoN, Master,
BATON Rouge, Feb. 10,-J. A, Aiken:
Carrie A. Thorn will arrive Friday morn
ing and leave for Cane river and Bayou
Pierre Saturday. l2th inst, at 5; p. m.
CHAs. THORN, Master.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For MEMPHIS. The elegant passenger
packet John b. Maude, j. T. West mas
ter, Ed. Outlaw clerk, leaves for the
above and all way landings to-day at
SIP. m.
For ST.. LOUIS. The fine passenger
packet james Howard, B. r. Pegram,
master, J, H, Chassaing, clerk, leaves
for the above and all way landings to-
day at 5 p. m.
FoR LOWER CoAsr. J. F. Frazer,
0. Canton, Jr., master, leaves for Belair
and all way landings on the Lower