The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-20
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Cincinnati .......'..... 10 8 70 Il
1Monlsyhliise '.''''.'.'''' q to
sEeW Orleans ......... ID 70
Omaha. ..''.'.''..'''.''' 8 10
st. Louis ....-'.........'. ~
~ sBeio slow high water mark of 1874. Indicates
rise. Indicates fall
Weather clear and very pleasant
Business was brisk on the landing yesterday,
and ali the departures had good trips, The
CITY of Alton. Tor ST. Louis. had 200 hogsheads
sugar. 50 barrels moasses and 1000 sacks salt.
THE Big Sunfiower and BastrOp arrived yes
terday Both steamers report rain, and neither
were detained in Old river. nor was the Alex
andria. the Big suphower will a z at 4; the land
falls to arrive in time to leave Saturday she will
W From r. mt the Bastrop we learn that the Jimmie
h f4asF Ta g ta tbd zen K 2mG Th Kena
has sustained some damage to her nun, ana 10
may come here for repairs after she disposes OF
n1 # i had not been determined when we left tho
landing last evening which would leave tor the
Ouachita to- day. the Bastrop or John wilson;
The new Annie P. Silver arrived yesterday
Cant. Joe Dodd and family, and Capt. Gus
Hodge. Of the Bastrop. who got on at the mouth
u The 'fe Katie F. Kountz, Capt. Brennan. arrived
Yesterday She will. like the Yellowstone, lay
here and await developmepts The Ihe kou n1 2;
after pub1ig of IT. of Paft 81 her TO
The =. o. stanard arrived yesterday morn
ing from st. Louis
Vicksburg, He is coming to start out the iazoo
The Ct. Mary leaves here every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday, at II m. sharp. clerk
will always be found ON tho landing TO receive
freight.
account of broken capstan. which could not
be got ready In time. She leaves to-day posi-
s syd q 6r 6a foF Ed eSsf hr2 IN
mand. Mr.. John McChesney and Reub. Whit
man clerks.
steamer Paris BroWn was also una!oidaby
detained but will certainly leave to-day at S
Memphis g Cairo END o4o Fonne cerT
The Brown will have a good trip from here.
and has engagements on HE NE coast.
Messrs. A. McVey and Will Cannon Went out
In charge OF the Lees Office.
The Whisper. leaving tod lay for the upper
coast will return to leave again Friday at .: m:
Chas. P Chouteau is telegraphed to arrive to-
night with big load and to ret9rn to,m orr rG
st o. m to the bends and Mem phis. The
Chouteau has clerk on the landing receiving
Tie Gay got off yesterday. and will return in
time to leave Friday again, as usual
The handsome Golden Crown r., of the 1,7 South
ern Transportation Company; W; ?. Walker IN
Monday ' from Cincinnati, and viii return
Saturday.
Capt. John Wayne, accompanied by his fam1-
w. arrived on the Golden Grown from sum-
mers soiourn in the West which he. to all ap
pearances has enjoyed greatly.
In Red river very troublesome: She lost twenty
hours at Shaggy Point, and had to bring two
barges as far as the mouth to help her through
Mr. Chas BOardman. one of her pilots. reports
the river in a worse condition than 1t has been
since ~; She also reports heavy rains Thurs S
Behan at Wares Friday evening and the Silver
City Just below. The Bonnie Lee passed up
while the Alexandria lay at : aggy Point IT,;
Monday night was an ugly one on the river
The Lee reports also heavy rains commence
ing friday morning.
GOOD TIME OF THE LAURA LEE.
Billy Moffett second clerk of the Laura. Lee.
writes US from Baton Rouge, under date OF tho
fifteenth, as follows: Leave here with $50 bids
and 600 bbls. Have two sugar landings, above
R hG The pe s New 6reaas at
made two landings. had a storm at o'clock.
and arrived at the Magnolia place at E. n
She makes buShel Of steam and turns q lively
wheel. The crack hind enders will have to
look to their laurels when the Lee enters the
Capt Lee is to be congratulated on having q
fast boat. for he certainly has good one in
every other particular.
]. A. Ruiz master, Ed. NicolIe clerk, leaves this
q m. for, Kennervi le and Bonnet Carre o,.o.
The daily up or coast Ito Hahnvllie) packet
Eva Chas. De Bouchel master. Sept. Toca clerk,
leaves this 10 LII. promptly:
The Whisper, a. j. Comstock master, leaves
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and the Ashland plani alton, Ascension parish.
Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks. ,,,
Capt, Joe. Dalferes' tri weekly cOast. Donald
sonvilIe and Lafourche packet ST. Mary leaves
The Emma irvine, E. M. ,Vallette master,
leaves as usual at .. m. to-day sharp for the
lower coast as far as the Greenwood Dlanta-
ton
master J. E. Brou clerk, leaves this .. NJ for
The John ". Cannon. J; G. Libanq master.
Bayou Sara. carrying the United states mails;
Frank Bergeron In command, leaves to- morrow
The Henry, Tete win arrive this p. m. from
Donaldsonville and return Tomorrow at u n.
The Tete takes freight for the Lafourche. with
the privilege of reshipping.
The regular semiwfekly Bayou @
be found at the landing this morning recelvn a
TO return tomorrow, as usual Tom Knee has
en The Uniied 2 STATES mail steamer White
J. NJ White master. Holmes, Smith. McCrlndle
and Murray clerks. leava7 to-morr9W at . .. N
lngs.
Exchange Clippings, November IL,
Cincinnati Commercial:
During the summer Capt. Albert Stein re-,
painted. refurnished and thoroughly reftted
the great Morgan Rattler,' Charles Morgan,
which, last 81 ason, carried more passengers
and freight than any Their s Gamer in the Gin
cinnati and New Orleans line A number Of
Southern bound passengers have been waiting
to 90 home on this great steamer, and when she
leaves here next Thursday for New Orleans
The Morgan will have splendid shoW Of both
K i'ItVG ~ in the same trade, previous
to buiiding the Morgan and an /, he ns may be
6ne Steamers in the New Orleans trade, and the
organzaton Of the lines which have S proved 50
successful and popular WITH Hh the r travelling
h beq new sH'DGd ress P IooKs beaufq at
racvs th2n ever and nd viii fa bold heT 0Tp
ina a choice Of patronage All along the Lower
mississippi the Morgan IS recognized as coast tE
packet. and is rs grand fayoPl1e e VIII sne
planters as their own fast and fine southern
steamers Capt. Stein. during a career Ct
nearly f years on our b rTer wa has and aa
mire his pluck and energy It is q noted fact
that Albert Stein will allow no man to make
landing for him, night or day: He plans anc