The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

t}iiieGii Giiinicinpati ,.....,....:.... u ; % )
Memphis ...............-. 10
*NeW Orleans ....-....... 10 TO
Omaha. -..-,.-..,.,......
RittsbuTg observation-disclosures 10
BhrevenOrt .....,.'...... 20
st. Louis .-.'.'''.'''''''.
"Below high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
rise. tIndicates fall.
Tho weather yesterday was clear. windy and
Busine, & active particularly SO wi ith the T. M
White, that great steamer leaving en- hsrg with "
Ing very slowly. Agents say there are hardly
any bu yers here and on the other hand steHtn~
boatmen say that tho planters are holding back,
whiting for better prices.
Tho Annie F. BiIvnr, for St, Louis, laid over.
Tho cargo Of tho J. NJ. White was equal to eoa7
We heard yesterday that Capt. Kountz had
teegraphod That ho w2Hd nr1iv9 hrre the rTt i
Parties from Mississippi are here trying to
charter tho ,Ye]lowstons for the pnrpogge OF
The Frank Kranz was reported sunk, yester-
day at Oakville, in Jesuit's Bend about twenty
three miles Roow the city on h9f hv W"y ha
would prove ~ total loss. Further particulars
will be found in our local columns. =.
Capt. Frank Bergeron stopped of tho Poito-
Caps. Mo|ancon and McEroy hGye chartered
boat to run In Gonnection WIN the St JohV Ito TO-
days. The nnme Of the bont and her days will
be. e.given In . day two,
Tho Thompson Dean. Capt J, n. Pepper. will
arrive to-day with big load from Memphis
and will return Tomorrow at .. IN. positively:
The Dean is renowned for her speed, splendid
cabin and fine passenger accQmm odntions.
, The New Orleans and Rod River Trans p0rta
tion COmpany's steamer Jo Bryarly. M. J.. SEQ
veil master. Is receiving to leave Tomorrow for
The Silver City. OF the above line, was due
The Whisper leaves to- day at .. N. for the
upper coast. Don't forgot it,
The John ". Cannon leaves tomorrow for
Bayou Sara,
:, The Big Injun will be found at the landing
The southern Transgortation Company's
steamer Golden Grown. "; T. Walker master
Eug. Shinko clark leaves tomorrow at .. m
Tor CINCINNATI. without fail.
The Belle, from the upper coast will arrive
, this y. m. and leave tomorrow ut u III. Tor
CHANGE or scuEDULE.-Capt Frank Bergeron
has discontinued the tri-weekl ly trips Of the W.
after make semi weekly trips commencing to-
morrow, and extending them as high rs Plaque
mine mine. leavlng here every Saturday at II m. and
Plaauemne Monday morning and Thursday
evening.
The Kittio Nye Is In dock.
The E. 0. Sthnnrd left yesterday morning for
st. Louis.
The J. W, Garrett, with three barges, arrived
The Mary Ida leaves Saturday Mt o. M, for
Bonnet Cnrre.
thkapas trade. arrived Wednesday.
Tho great Charles F.. Chouteau arrived |
Wednesday night from Helena, and, not getting
discharged In time to return yesterday. will |
leave 10. day at D. m for Memphis and The
bonds. The manifest of the, ,Chputeau will. be
nlense cargo. equal to s4oo baIes of cotton md |
had room for at least 800 bales more. The Chou
teau has fine passenger accommodati ions, and
IU nj rfI
speed. Capt. W. H. Thorwegan commands, !
the accomplished Geo Miltenborger having
The daily upper coast packet Mary Jda J. A.
Rntz ieaster. Ld. Nicollo clerk. leaves this II.
m. for Bonnet Carre. =,
Kennervillo and Hahnvlle leavjng this 10 o. N.
3Jhas has, De Bou%hrl commands sept ToGa s els1k Il,
]Elroy master. loaves o-day at 10 a. III. for all
fplantatiou landings TO Baton Rouge,
mhe wEoky M Ro1@dsne ea and La
Il. Nlcolle clerk, leaves to- day promptly at - m
Tho feet and Yery regHlar oWer W, eoast daily
leaves as usual to-day ut y. m. for the Green
Tho Ise and handsome United statos mail
packet Edward j. Gay John J. Brown master.
=: g. streck clerk, lohve+ to-dHy ut 3 b. m for
Bayou Sara and oil cons3t bindings.
Whispor, J. A. Comstock mnstor. Georgo NJ.
Woods and Charlie Donn clerks, leavos to- day
sat ~ D \ n for tho Ashland plantation.
nd LnfUurcha packet Assumption, =. A. Char
,,et mnster. N. Z. Dupuis clerk is receiving to
cave to- morrow at 10 u, N.
!, The Henry Teo will arrive this evening and
leave to- morrow at u m for the coast and Don
f,dsonyllo' taking freight for tho Lofgurche
receive freight will be found at the head of Bien-
willie street
/. The Bonnie Leo, In place of the now Bart
Able. Richard Sinnott master, George Hamil-
con CLERK loavos tomorrow ut .. H. for Egg
n Thn famous V;,iychrrr T,ito1 c,t,ta. u.. +,
packet Natche2. i. T. Leathhrs muster. J. f.
Muse clerk, Is receiving to leave. as usual to-
The peerless John W. Cannon, John c. Ii
Dano master, Is the United States mail packet (
for Bayou Sara tomorrow. leaving at D. IN.
Exchange Clippings. November I'D.
. st. Louis POST
The John Scully and two others of William j.
New Orleans and Red River trade. It Is said :
.he scnlly will carry 600 tons and has nnssen,
two lines of boats will be established in New
Orleans.
time to Carrolton. Bsays she does not. Which
of US wins the bet? Please give us their times {
TO Carrolton Answer: Go and SEQ Capt. Tom ,
AT eonforenco Of the officers md executive G
committee nm s. Of the board hold In New York city
on the lth ,nistant t was determined that the
Cincinnati, September4 (postpOncd on account {
OF the XII hnG M Of the epidee in the SOUTH
of New York, on Wednesday December II next n
at 10 a. m. '
Cincinnati Enquirer: =
Owing 10 the So ious illness OF his wife. Can't {
J. D. Heel elAr.gill not mako the present trip IN 6
tb =. City. As q personal favor to Cant L
hegcr Capt. Gus. Donnelly has consented to n
take command for this trip. I
CAIRO. Nov. 1s-From tho best information !
We can get from the james Gilmore, 1T is rea- s
sonable to suppose that she is pretty badly hurt
on the Grand Chain. How she happened TO get I
out of the way is, not stated. but she is fast \
upon the rocks above the Jackson Rock, and !
her hull Is broken beneath the ash pan. She is /
not sunk deeper than her guards. as there Is no 9
more water there. but she Is somewhat twisted t.
She can no doubt pump herself out when a
bulk has been built. II she is not too badly
broken. J
s8The Sam. Roberts and three barges clear to- b
day for NeW Orleans. One of them was filed 0
out here. Superintendent a. J. Branch Is here 4
looking after the interests of the line which Is II
COMPOSED Of the Sam. Roberts and barges. 4.
Raven and harges. and it is probable that an
other boat will be added presently. The office d
Of the Sam. Roberts has been enlarged and made c