The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08

usual. Her railroad freight was taken up on q
The bertha Drummer leaves to-day for Bayou
Ths 81. Francis Belle eayes daily ut 1880 a. m
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonviie.
The NJ, !. line steamer Mary Ida. j; A. lsuiz
master. lenyes tp. day. as usual ut 10 O'Clock ior
the upper coast to Ben Turenud, en-.
The splendid passenger md United h,' States
%e s sa T rrap ee rergs p"aa M VIE 1T
for dreenville, vicksburg and mail landings.
=, The New Orleans md Gtglf Transp9rtation
ter. e arr the TILTED States mail, leaves to-
aq HE AVN w. IF. seSse master also of the
The regular tri. weekly cgpst and. Donaldson-
vile packet Henry Tete J, +. Aucoin muster. M.
II, Landry clerk. leaves TO- day ut u M. making
The splendid Memphis and Bend packet John
A. Scudder. J. Frank Hicks In command. Chas.
DF e' NJ eay9s toa and g. Fl a
tion Company steamer Bastrop, Gus Hodge
master, leaves to-day ut b p. IN. for the Ouaehita
through to Camden. signing through bills
The bertha Drummer. J, NJ. Raburn master
II. q. Meyer clerk. is receiving to leave to-day
81 .. ~. Tor all landings on the Ouachita and
The fine steamer John Fl. Hanna. james ?.
MeElrgy in command, leaves Tomorrow OF u
l.. ?. Delahoussaye has Oh args. OF the office;
The United states ms PICKET Coy Allen ddsas
tomorrow at Il Pby ~ r rst nasSn S'r"
v1cKsgggYns, NYy. ITO {. g: Wayne, New Or
viii arrive Friday morning. and leave sattr.
guy '''' '-l'' p''''' j. y. HEGIER. Master.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial November s:
PtTTsBURa. November 4--The river has risen
steadily ali day, and Is still rising from one to
two inches per hour, witt, feet by the marks.
9 out IS probas hsrs fR Be-
7. perhaps,s, feet by morning, and If so cgnsid-
cradle eoal VIII be sent out tp,morroW. He ,aEy
John L.. Rhoads will probably commence to LOAD
FIR IT, Louis ,rthGwith. az will also the Iron
Capt. H. A. Yeti, Is advertised to leave for New
Orleans on Wednesday.
GI,apt George Wol telegraphls from Louis
fsistNa 5uN.-We copy the following flatbost
and produce items from the Recorder. OF Fri
Capt. A. =. Harvey, Of Meiges county Ohio. an
2d labsoatmaa, well snogn by Capts. IN nj;
of our old time boatmen, sends tho following
valuable information from the, upper Onto; -,
Our potato crop is light and sales few. The
heavy farmers. / don't. know of but one sale of
potatoes in this neighborhood and that ut
] near Of some snles near Racine ut 3o@gsc.
The ollgwing Is g list of the boats already de-
tsrmned .ugon. and the probabe cargoes: AZ.
Prin aef a % 900 b bs pos Ge Mckay Co.,
natboat. $500 bbls potatoes; Ali. Douglass barge.
1000 bbls potatoes; Al Taylor, ilatboat. ao9g bbs
CLARK. 8 boats 5000 bbls potatoes; Brown &
Wells, boats. 1900 bbls potatoes: Iho 1g!,
Jam L j. II. Roberts. fiatboat assorted load ].
sayre. model barge, hay aud potatoes Albert
Powell. barge. apples and POTATOES: Richard
are between Murrayville and Guyandotte. The
pre- reported B. going to rq n bsats
be made from here to New Orleans by steamers.
M1st Of the pencil bl9w potatoes are h2ed up
| Iashell left his LANDING. near Pttsburg Penn.
sylvania, October q. with produce Don't con on,
bushels potatoes, 10 Kegs nails and several bbls
whisky. VIII I'LL out ct Hockinport and Evans.
vile. Capt George L1shell is receiving; part Of
below the falls. The yevay Revelle reports.
Harvey schroeder and Hiram Bakes are loading
stbos win fer thg o owr tho seas aas
git6 hay ana potatoes for New Orleans. The
over 800 hhds, Of tobacco have been shipped
from Client. Kentucky. the past year.
loading In the morning for New Orleans. and
will get away before Saturday.
ST. Lours, Nov. 5.-Capt. Joe Kinney, Sry IL
| expected to-day from Boonville. The Kate
| Kinney will leave shortly for the lower river.
The Joe Kinney will, 1t is said. load inde-
| pendentlv for New Orleans.
/ Memphis Avalanche, Noy. g..
The John Means and barges passed here
without landing on Sunday about noon. The
cargo on board was chiefly from Cairo and be-
low. The Golden City passed here. going
South. Sunday night. drawing 81 feet and with
| almost all she wanted. having added $500 sacks
OF corn ut New Madrid and Ferris Landing
She added here some 80 tons Of plumber, rs cot
ton piekers and 20 cabin people,. She had nc
room for cotton or other freight A part OF her
cargo was II 900 sacks corn. 1900 bales hay ant
| 5000 bbla -four.
The Centennial. which left New Orleans las
| Thursday, stopped mt Delta. opposite Vieks
burg. the other day to take on between 5000 ant
10000 sacks seed for Powers mills.