The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday, January %. 1873
Arrivals.

Afrtvalss
Rice Farmer. ITensas. g. Fl. Durfee; mos
Eberiock. Belle Danube, Alice Susie Silver,
Mary 1da, Silver City, Henry Tete. j. h. hahha'
To Arrive.
Isabel, Martha. lower coast; Blue Wing 10.
3 upper coast 81 MARY a., hssq IMP Pas in,
H t1neh9s eG obp Allan Baton Roass J. pss huh
Cincinnati Susie Silver, st. Louis, r. Lee
ycAsbpg tie hEkaPos a a htasaa
satnin sHh willis. ouaehita Maria Louise La
a' Tbe Tensas arrived on time with fine trip
from Tensas and Macon, and will return on her ,,
regular day. Wednesday. taking freights for all
p Snss N ne PIX f. M1 aSst car ert cooley com
HE feet Katie Is he vicksbure nd bend
packet or day through to f. Arsapoiis far tbs
lower coast to Magnolia Store ...
The well known and and very popular s 0nsnha ns
Loasye ana seg Geo Wo aster Andy
pa fsi fall, for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and
The renowned Thos. Sherlock arriving yes
terday and with very fine trip, viii be the next
departure Ia the above line, after the Cherokee
II Th be- New Orleans and Red River Transports
Hon Company announce the i2lloW'nKg a afInde
lures for ibis Tsk eb9shey eerF & AZ
Wood, Tuesday Danube. Capt, Qha1s sl Them
W. i. .
Thursday: and the Kate Kinney Capt Joe
Dodd Sat,irday-all to Shreveport.
The Dnrfee arrived Saturday night T.,
eomr1and, will be at the landing this morning.
The Golden Rule leaves Cincinnati to NOR
HE st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. n.
from Biapvile street for Westwego, running In
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Raroaa to D WIas ina Steamer Belle leaves
Sar uss The Belle Is daylight boat both ways.
The Blue Wing No. 8. belonging also, to the
plua Wing line, leaves this 10 a. NJ. for the
upper coast to Ashland plantation, y 4. Gom-
stock In command. Messrs. WOOD ana lean
The sidewheel passenger packet w. j. Poite-
vent. U. d. Terrebonne master. dahe BLOCK
clerk leaves to-day at 10 O. m for the coast,
Donaldsonville and the Lafourche, through to
me New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Coinpany's steamer Rice Farmer John Taylor
master. leaves to-day at ~ m. and the Mar
tina, w, 8. Bassett master, Tuesday at, IL m.
No Rsth hD DHsf s e. espns ss f0f' a' anu
The john II. Hanna leaves to-day at D.
m. for plaquemine. Baton Rouge and all coast
landings, T. Bergeron in command, e. b. Erin
The United States mail and messenger packet
clerk leave to-day at Is .. m. for Bayou sara.
The Katie. ]. W. Tobin master, W. N. Gaines
and ATT Griasom clerks. leaves to-day at 6
p. n. for vieksburg and all bend landings to
The Henry Tete J. f. Aucoin master, M. H.
Landry clerk. leaves today at ip m. Tor the
through to Thibodauxs.l
The Nj. /. daily line steamer Mary Ida, J. A.
Ruiz In command, Edward Nicolle CLERK, leaves
to-norrow at 10 a. M promptly Tor the upper
coast to Ben Tureaud.
The Robert Lee viii Leave to-m aon w for
E sebsf II ana all ma MsP eVays IN t SD
The ST. Mary, Joe Dalferes in command, ID.
Nicolle clerk, leaves to morrow att p. m for the
e' HE ST. ". john leaves Wednesday at Il M for
Baton Rouge j. p McElroy In command
The Assumption leaves Wednesday at 10 q. m.
fer, the coast and Laufourche, through to
The John Wilson, F. A. Blanks master, leaves
Wednesday for Ouaehita river.
The Quachita Belle. Capt. John @. Libano,
leaves Wednesday, as usual. for Bayou Sara.
The Lessie Taylor NJ. Kenison master, leaves
"Wednesday for the Atehafalaya., 49, :.
The Iron steamer Chas. 2. Choteau: W. IL.
Thorwegan master, will arrive to leave Wednes-
day for Memphis and the bends.
The renowned John A. scndder Frank
Hicks in command, will arrive also to leave
Wednesday for the bends to Memphis.
Exchange Clippings.
81, Louis Republican, January 9s,
The A. ]. Baker leaves this morning for New
Orleans with six barges and the enormous cargo
81 bashyss eoSn sases rse
oats and 500 bales hay. Total, say. 100000
bushels grain; freight cents per bushel;
Kansas City paper thus tells how river
transportation is thwarted: "A barge line
from Kansas City TO st. Louis. Memphis or
ksw seyera years. hss
pened that Just as the barge line was about to
BE established the Tairoads reduced their
offered to. Kansas City reasonable freight
rate to St Louis or Chicago This has hereto
movements and schemes, and little or nothing
would be said until another railroad pool would
be formed and rates established on all roads
leading out of Kansas City eastward, which
virtually placed its merchants out of the mar
ket SO far as successful competition was con-
cerned The present movement bids t ta bow
Globe Democrat January %.
THE pool.
hs awaits the New Orleans poo it, time
nothing OF the present pool. quiet little
of the Merchants Exchange Hall was overheard
BY the wet.end OF the Globe Democrat yester-
Cant. sheble told Capt. King. agent of the
Kountz Line, which forms part of the pool
shat he thought the Mollie Moore had been
loading long enough. and she ought to leave
Capt. King said that he would go as soon as
he got ready.
Shreveport could begin to load to-day and gel
away by tomorrow night
During the conversation 1t leaked out thai
there are 1000 sacks of oats lying in the East st
Louis elevator for New Orleans awaiting to be
sacked.
Capt King said he thought he would wait ant
get them. whereupon his antagonist replied
that he. gould not have them if he waited 6
week-"No: they might lay there and rot"
From this words waxed warm. and some.
thing was evidently going on.
The reporter watched and waited. He had
not long to, wait, for in few moments Capt
John w. Carroll agent OF the New Orleans
Packet COMPANY. stepped up to the news grab
Belle Of Shreveport will begin t. load to-mor.
rvw to-day, Mollie Moore or no Mollie Moore
All right Captain" was the reply.
After Change hours Capt. King was hunted
Hp. but he had little TO say. 1t was plain that he
would not be hurried away.
A prominent man in the pool was heard to re-
mark: We'll, bust ths-pool, and I'll see my.
self ---- before ever touch another pool"
Cincinnati Enquirer. January az:
You can look all over the country from the
bow of Capt Cannous boat If the water viii
fall a few feet this week she will be launched al
Jeffersonville next Tuesday.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 26.The Storm and barges
are still here. but will get off tomorrow some
time