The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-20

er o b san R Gad o 6g
bs e. Hs sa se ReGe Of Trade
fairly won. It is only necessary to announce
that he Morgan IS On the track and f 20 rag
STEM "a chip Of the old block win preside IL
the office Of the Morgan as heretofore, assisted
Since last season Capt. Hegler's great Golden
City has rec iy.d an additional boiler an ana "a
Par OF when anG e1as her
power. She was fast before the change. and an
will nov have have greater speed than asd eyer $40
The New Mary Houston fer New Orleans, left
with over 800 tons, liberal engagemen's, 1ncluu-
ing 400 bales hoy and large lot OF appses pGla-
toes, etc, and item Of 500 barrels OF WHISKY
and over 100 cabin passengers y, 1,;4ta
ST. LouIs,-Capt. W. J. Kountz left tor pltts-
burg this evening, and will return next Weeaff
and proceed to New oreans for The g. an ID
New Orleans and Red River Line Of steamers.
Hi bGa sdt at PnFdK Wld
two other boats will constitute the weekly line
Of Kountz STEAMERS on Red river. e,,,-o ona
three barges are aground above Jackson Beck Rh <
on the Grand Chain. Pumps were going Th zen
the FISK passed The Fisk landed seven ha Oh ae Of
he Chas. McDonald's is aground at the foot OF
Cumberland Island The Sam Roberts is here
filling out one barge, and has three barges ZOE
MEMPHIS. Nov 1e-The Thompson De an left
at sunset with 1000 bales OF cotton l2oo SACKS ol
cake and, 90 people, and has full cargo on
The IRON IRON steamer Chouteau took 5000 bales of
cotton from Helena, and has 5000 to t;tke at Ar
kansas City. and will go into new orleans Win
The Donnally passed here at sunset, drawing
feet adding 200 bales o. cotton an hi na so NC
Cairo. Bad weather made her lay up every
night. :,
last night. having filled out with corn in Mad
rid bend; rate. 16 cents per hundred.
Private advices announce rise in Arkansas
river both ct Little RoGk and Fort sm ut }ba
latter point. The Maumelle is under way for
this point with a full cargo of cotton.
by Telegraph
NATcHEz, Nov. 19.-To Brockett & Carter. IS
Magazine: The Chas. 2 Chouteau leaves here
'"eD'' al 81 W. +. THoRwEGAN. Master.
N9 nf Eth Sso0 bae;
cotton and 300 sacks seed, and will leave Thurs
day. twent7-seventh II 5ps + nT1HoRvEGAN
Captain steamer Chas ?. Choutean,
V1cKsBURG Nov ITO Janney & Work: Will
leave here at - H. with 44oo bales c91tqn ard 9oo'
sacks seed. y. MI. WHITE,
Master steamer j. NJ. White.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 1s.-The Rhoades from Hills.
burg Is momentnriy due here. full cargo
awaits her and other Ohio river boats: Let them
Orleans The scudder. with a big trip for st
Louis from New Orleans. passed Cairo at this
morning. The James Howard from New Or,
| leans turns back from Cairo leaving there Sat
urday evening. The upper rivers are naviga
bic only for boats loaded to forty or ffty inches
An old Missouri river pilot and master will
soon contract for 1900 ton sternwheel boat fol
he trade. He will run South in the fall ant
winter. Sternwheelers are becoming more pod
ular than ever. It Is correct to say to that class
the resumption Of the river trade of the Mis-
souri,. Another party will put. In three big stern
SIS 900 will build perfectly navigable ligh
draft 1900 ton sternwheeler.