The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1879.

receive FOR the South. She will eel q pretty fai
cargo by the time che In ready TO leave to-day
she She arrives + ai,wsf here as" 'Fsa asi 2eE pe VII By wbb srs te
day. and che VIII be net at q point on the Ohio
above Mound Oity, By . number Of our promi
" welcomed into port BY many people. ant
VIII be .visitei by thousands. The Kehior Ief
last night for New Orleans, we'll laden. She go
GGonsi 1i,I fsseisht here. The Houston, hoy
The sehenok was so deep she did not stop fol
anything. The Future City has laid w here
and her crew goes on the My Choice.
by. Louis Post Dispatch:
The shipments Of bulk grain at 1T. Louis on
harges for tho week ending the seventh D. ~.
q, 222 bushels wheat. 1877 .oio corn. 1901 oats
The Kansas City Journal says:
The tra iition that a steamer. containing q val.
river, about eight miles aboye kansas City. is
well known TO many old residents. Last Qcto-
Dor an attempt wHH made to discover The. VIII re-
Rbouts OF the %suhken steamer. but big water
coming on. aud for varioue. %rea3ons, the. project
was abandoned. although II was reported, that
The exact ,spqt where he ye5se, Icy had been !.
the Ice went ont, and a company OF men are
now nj work trying to find the large cargo If
whisky which the steamer is supposed TO have
Memphis Avalanche. March .:
The J. u. NJ. Kehlor passed down Yesterday.
n Riehasaa nooo t sssnF o n, m sn ro nSfe iIor T Nav 80.
leans. passed down yesterday, having 900 tons.
sbe. picked MP below. Cairo $500 sacks corn ID
isa bales p cotton ~ al fiMi epe fGid s n fsespa o sps ~.
and added here 742 bales cotton and 100 pack
ages.
Especial to the Demoorat.l
MEMPHIS, March to.--The Annie p. Silver
passed down to-day and added 200O sacks of oil
here. a private dispatch says the steamer
Marlin Speed struck q Hna1. two miles below
Little Rock, and broke twenty timbera, tearing
q hole In the starboard side forward Of the
boilers. She was run on a fiat bar. where she
sunk. No lives were lost.
Che had 1865 bales OF cotton and so tons OF sun
dries. Her cargo waa. saved by the Maumelle.
The boat can be raised. They are now building
? bulkhead tifty-two feet long and four feet
from the sunnel. She was built by James Reeea
\ Co.. Pittebure. july last. and coat $4,000. She
insured In Cincinnati offices for si2, ooD, and
2w y . by the Memphis and Arkansas Packet
HI. LOUIS. March 1o.-The river has risen one
loot In the last twentv.four hours and Ia still
risinE. The weather is warm. Il has been
Calhoun from Naples, 1T. Genevleve from Cairo,
tha'9s frnm rlt ,,s3 Desmst from Gape
Arkansas from Keokuk. Departed: Spread
Eagle for Alton, ~. Genevieve for Cairo, City Of
Helena for vicksburg. Arkansas for Keokuk.
The rates OF freights 10. points south were r..
fuced this morning by the Anchor Lime ma fol-
W Meal am corn thirty cents per barrel
pound freight fifteen. cents per hundred 10 New
- Fhf'f . w fhlfE y iiIfif lfI tHfI WI HItt L
wenty cents per hundred. The John 4. Scud.
ler Ia loading Mt above rates and will leave
Wednesday with o full load. business brisk.
w. Il. A.
by Telegraph |
CAIBo, March 10. -Arrived. John NJ. Cham
,srs. from ylcksburg; Mary Houston. from
cincinnati: Rhea,- from Nashville; Belle of 81.
Louia and Andy Baum. from Memphis: Colo
ado. from Nicksburg; Guiding Star. from New
Port Eads. from New Orleans. DE.
,nrted: ChamberH. TO Ht. louis: Andy Baum.
. Cincinnati; Colorado. to st. LontH; Guiding
tar. to Cincinnati: Belle Of 1T, Louis, to st.
1puis. The weather II clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, March .t0,-The river In falling.
0uacbita Belle from Vickshurg, Bed
ord from New Orleans. Annie ?, Silver from
" Louis. The weather In clear and warm,
St, Louis, March 1o,-Arrived: Rhodes from
Arkansas from Keokuk, De-
met from Padueah. h river Ia ria
nv slowly with six feet to Cairo. There
ias n very heavy rain with thunder and light
Ing early this a. N. II IL now clear and very
PITrsBuBG. March 1o.-The river IA thirteen
set eleven inches and rising. The weather is
and mild.
NAToHEz, Mise.. March 10. -Brockett 4 Carter.
Magazine street: Steamer Henry Frank will
rive Tuesday morning with AGO bales cotton
nd 5000 sacks. VIII leave Wednesday, March
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