The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81 1877

leaves tomorrow positively. for the Ohio. Capt.
10 sCinennatt. Harry Stein, most clever
young man and an efficient clerk, has charge
Capt. Gus Hodge has telegraphed to Capt. J.
| " Hanks, President of the New Orleans and
| Bastrop would arrive to-day from Bayou Bar
th3lomeW, and return to-morrow.
The St Louis o1s +, Rge3R pub 81 the 18th has the
Kinney and the New Orleans and Red River
TRANSPORTATION Company:
port to enter the New Orleans and Shreveport
trade as an independent boat, same as last
year. has been taken into, the Red River
II opposition. She left New Orleans on Fri
gay night for Shreveport. commanded by Capt.
the Office and he pY baanee Of the crew Of s
lost Lotus. The New Orleans papers say she
nas entered the Line but the shreyep9rt Times
| purchased. The fact is more probable that the
Tea hlysr Company has agreed to pay Capt Joe
| case of her loss to pay $50, 900 for her
The bertha left for, the Atchafalaya yesterday,
| The Bertha took the Lessie Taylors freight.
We mentioned in Yesterdays paper that Capt.
h haen }ho was trying 9 get the ~ Peck to re-
that he had effected the arrangement. and that
she would leave tomorrow. We could not
|
there isn't doubt but that he will have boat
| to leave tomorrow. Capt X. does not let the
grass grow under his feet, and will 60 ahead
The Mart Ma 9 s easnee # " hs way for Port
Ba1s. will doubtless. be. on hand to leave again
to1d h S Ct u m The Allyn lett YESTERDAY
ton Company's steamer Cotton Valley, j. ".
Carlton in command M ssrs. Gilruth and Has
kell clerks, leaves to-day at D. M. for Ouachita
The St. Francis Belle leaves daily at 745 a. m.
from Bienville street for Westwego, running in
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves to-
The Belle sne daygh t9 Boat both b ways
H. p. Harper commands.
The coast. Donaldsonvills and Lafourche
A. 4, Dupuis clerk, leaves to-day ut 10 IN. for
| Thibodaux.
for Baton Rouge and coast landings. Capt.
f.; + r Trinidad Trim. has charge of the Office
packet Gov, Allen, John j. Brown master. s. s.
Tibet, The tr,wsskIy coast. PSGnaldsonvlle and L.
evening and return tomorrow as usual.
| The N: l. daily line steamer Mary Ida will
as hT dna her gsSTp ps e. 6s h
plantation. and now goes only to Welham's.
The blue Blue Wing line steamer Blue Wing No. 8.
clerks. leaves tomorrow at 10 q. m. for the
Capt Joe Dalferes elegant Bayou Lafourche
packet st. Mary Is receiving to leave tomorrow
The feet Natchez. T. P; feathers in command.
}. f. Muse in the office. leaves as usual to-mor-
The Bart Able. Richard sinnott master Geo.
G. Hamilton clerk, leaves to- morrow at 5 D. M.
The Ouachita Belle, John @. Libano in com
mand. will arrive this evening and leave TO-
ap Msa aEr f9g Bayog saT co.st
lea a.. !, a NJ. p I M to-morroy. n,. r-.
The New Orleans and Red River TranspOrta-
ton Company,s steamer La Belle. NJ. N. Wood
| master. John M. Lylse clerk. leaves to- morrow
at D. n. for Red river, through to Shreveport.
ton Company's steamer Willie, L. ?. Della
houssaye in command, J. V. Jordan and Tom
g gnee clerks leaves to;morrow at p. m. for
The steamer Ny Choice, with barges. from
st. Louis. will be found at her landing this
516e sacks oil cake g. 600 bushels bulk corn and
2549 bushels bulk rye.
by Telegraph
VICKsBURa, Dec. 19.-To J. B. Woods Il Co, 1O4
Common street: The steamer Susie Silver will
p.ro, po,,or 10 Join = t M G9.l T. Msgter
The Willie will arrive tonight and leave for
B9uf river Saturday positively;
work 100 sAco @ street, twenty magtes
ahead of time. 400 bales, 5000 sacks.
I. 2. LEATHERS. steamer Natchez.
Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Republican. December 1s:
The rumor that the Valley Barge Company
has bought the Smoky City is mistake. The
company is receiving bids for the building of
one.
Capt. James Good. of the Valley Barge Com.
pany, arrived in Cincinnati yesterday, and tele-
graphed literally from there. He goes on TO
Mason City. W. Va. to see the two barges built
there for his company and now nearly ready
The Port Eads left Grand Tower yesterday
with three barges brought there by the Grand
Lake. which again left this port yesterday at
noon with two barges. She will take these to |
Cairo for the Port Eads and return here.
Mr.. E. Mason, formerly the popular river and
commercial man OF the Shreveport Times has
ended his connection with that journal. He
quit on the 9Th inst. and is secretary Of the
Shreveport Cotton Exchange.
Memphis Avalanche December ~: |
The weather Is delightful, cotton picking pro-
crosses finely. and everything looks cheerful |
Capt Pegram, of the great steamer Jas. How
ard. came UP yesterday, and reports that the |
prospect along the entire valley could not pre-
sent o more encouraging aspect. Cotton is |
rushing forward with great rapidly and large
shipments await the coming OF the boats at ali |
landings along the river. Both the Howard and |
Dean to leave this afternoon, will have full |
cargoes to go in with. Freights were ad- |
vanced to 81 per bale from this port by these