The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMoURAT THURsDAY NovENBER 90 1877

Church. j. 8. Patterson master. w. s. McIntgre
clerk, leaycs to-day ut 8 p. m. positively Cor
The semi-weekly Bayou Lafourehe and coast
packet Assumption p. A. Chariot m aster n r.
Dupuis and Joe Lagroue clerks. leaves tosmor-
row ut 10 q m. tor Thbodaux.
The Gulf Transportation Companys steamer
Alvin, W: u, Scoyell master, leaves Tomorrow
at "a m. for Port Eatls
Bergeron in command leaves to morrow at ~ a.
N. for Baton Rouge and coast landings. Capt.
l.; Dslahonssaye has charge OF the Office
John J. Brown master. b. i. sreck clerk, leaves
toamorrow ut 8 q, m. for b lsou Sara
The sid wheel steamer W. J. Poitevent. y.
D. Terrebonne master. r. A. Darling clerk.
leaves to-day COR the Lafourche through to
by Telegraph
Nstchez street: Steamer City Of Augusta viii
arrive on Thursday, and leave Saturday De-
''''''' ~ A''0 J, b. ELLIOTT. Muster.
agent, log Gravier street: Steamer Thos. Sher,
Der 2s. " - Lew HATES. Master taS''
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial Nov. %:
BIG CoAIBoAT RISE.
PtTTsBURG. Nov A.-The river continues to
rise steadily vii nins feet six inches by the
marks and coal mn are, counting on twelve
and perhaps fourteen feet before 1t runs out
Coal men have been busy all day, and all tho
boats of The coal fleet here will get out on this
water; Quite , plumber got oqt The afternoon
The run, it is estimated. will reach about $500
| 600 bustss. OF which about two-ihirds VIII go
Swift jim Brown, Rpsolute storm. Heo
Bsss jqssS Stone g md H"hs1 Horn Sen NJ
So sa qss 5 MeRonsId {s Nellie Jew %a is2s
| Tom worth EUttrnriSe nd
N. J. B,gley,r ,Lioness. Boas. Charley Melon
aid, JOSEPH! ,Warne. Sam CLARK, james Gilmore
For New Orleans-Ark. D. Fulton No. 3. Joseph
=. Williams. Nellie speer., Simpson Horner,
g sy AM H hs sskes sm F@ o ns t Ae
he,e and Cincinnati on he rise preceding this
have been got en- of rs far as heard from The
four coalboats grounded at Wheeling by the
Simpson II ,rper ere afioat, rs are also the tows
of the Bengal Tiger and Joseph Nixon at the
Clusters and the C2sl Valley Ct the listers The
Gypsy at Hog Island. These will al be t,ken
on to their destination on this rise No acci-
there rs not fe sers rs pe t
!rVn Mountain will depart for New Orleans on
Monday with big tow, It has. been raining
more or less to-day and is raining this after
noon. All the small streams are reported com
iog out fir ely and good wa er for some time to
come is q. assured The Katie StockdaIe will not
get GU till this day week.
PlTTsBuRG, Nov: 25.-But very few. If any
boats If thee al fleet got out to-day and they
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there will then b. plenty OF water. Several
| boats ot coal were forced loose from their
moorings last night, on the south side Of the
| Monongahelt river, and sunk FISHER & Co
| st two coal boats Duffy & 60. and Morgan Il
Co. one. each: Marsh. Mcdonald & Co. one
barge Of sark. and Brown & Co. one model
| barge Of coke. The river in front Of the city
and for some distance below Is full Of towboas
with their lows. oil with steam up, waiting for
the water to fall. The run will not be less than
100000 and may reach s0O00 600 bushels.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 26.--The new Golden Rule
was owed down to the wharf yesterday She
will be completed 10y the middle Of next week
aud follow the Golden City to New Orleans.
| Cast. Frank Oates raised steam on his new pro-
peller yesterday for the first time.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.-A squad OF cotton seed
agents. something under q dozen in number,
denied yesterday that the price Of seed had 'riz
to sl2 50. They say $40 is as steep az they will
go. 50 help me Yaelb." The Helena World
announced the high figure on the authority,oi
Capt Hicks, of the Scudier, and the agents say
that sl2 per ton to the planter and 81 as freight
to land 1t at New Orleans is high enough in all
| conscience, and at these rates there is not much
| margin for the oil mills.
The Ch0uteau took 672 bales cotton from here
and went over to Hopefied for more last night
The John A. Wood, with twenty one pieces in
her tow. passed here Sunday noon for New Or
| leans direct.
| Tho Andy Fulton. with six barges Of coal
| passed Cairo for the South last Friday.