The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-01
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ending yesterday at y. m,
a,,.,... Above low Change.
Feet. Inch. Feet. Inch.
cairo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . TO
cincinnati ...tt........... 2 o 0
1I0ui6vtlle. -.......-. 9 10
n6mpni5.- ! 3 70
NAShvllle...... ........... / o d
new Orleans........... ID o 10
sktttaDurg.....- ......-... Q 10
shreveport. ....s...-t.*. q Q
Ets Louis 3 O
*Below high water mark of 1874 sBelow
bench mark Indicates rise Indicates fall.
the afternoon. though the rain was very light,
BUSINESS was very good. considering that II
was the last Day Of the month. the d. J. Gay In
The Big Bnnfiower. Capt. A. z. Trousdale.
Clerks, EuR, Quatreyaux and J. n. kherrouse,
recslying 70 return to-day Without It'll 1t g.
~. The Big Sunnower left Little DEVIL bar
Tuesday evening, leaving there the Bertha and
next day. which will bring her here 70 day.
The Yazco was TO have left Thursdav.
dock yesterday. and the W. r. Behan taken In.
The receipts Of cotton by river for the week
ending last evening amounted to 4a.3lt bales;
molaases, 2si1 barrels. For Tho corresponding
week last year the receipts amounted to Ia oss
bnies. o74b sacks seed. 1l74 hogsheads sugar and
y The 81. John viii BE- found 1t the landing this
morning from Vicksburg aud the bends with q
u,
CAN'T. y. Z. McEiroy In command. W II. Circuit
ne HE j flsra Howard Mol,e Mooreana the Rosa
p. were also due last night having passed
Button Rouge yesterday;
The . Courier. Journal e the twenty ninth
OF Towards receiving their finishing touches.
They leave FER tho south 81 The first water
Charmer ID Capt. Noah scovel's boat. built OK.
gressly for = Tuesday packet t. Grand Ecore.
Cant. Dick sinnoti's new Jesse K. Bell Will also
do tim ~ tl.tn
two boats are II line tho people In tho Grand
Eeore trade vii tind TINT they have two az com.
The New Orleans and He'd River Transporta.
don, Company are nearly through with the
work Of getting their feet ready for business.
and just the moment there il water In Old Red
they will be sent out In quick order This
company az an organization. has \. very high
standing. no better evidence Of which can DO
given than the reception and encouragement
Oaptains Brinkor and Truslow met on their re-
chants oil signed. II Is the fashion TO abuse
the pool line but after III. they offer more
Die addea Inlay hive been here and. we be-.
lteve. most of our business men and planters
encouraged them ~ much 20 as anywhere In
the valley. They deserve great credit for their
ed rysr s
tho 'pool line have had great deal Of trouble
and expense IN transporting our freight either
way IuS eApeHSsS Vi DpHI arc BHDEmOuS,
and the winter ~ 10 low the boats that now
navigate along the damp places can only go
out o. tns ger o WITH from go 6o 1929 bales
Say nothing of the wear and tear Ut the steam
-. There y ~ INV ~ anr hnatnesa nonulace
tp abuse the pool line" any mora: they have
shown themselves TO be accommodating and
obltging, this season and We know oil appre-
The attention 81 shippers Via the Yioksburg.
Shreveport and Texas Railrond il called to "a a
special notice In another column.
Mr IanT, yF th.t., Lotto NF AZ
sumption, WIS married ut the Cathedral. Sun
Day. V Miss Alice Dschamps., We Wish the
fbappy Go h ne ny hops Mr az 81
obstacles. troubles and annoyances a. he has
tn the past Of the boats u which he has been
Foggy nights. and consequent detention to
staamers. ato now ia order,
panyss john bippold. 8. 4. Toms ID com
mand. will arrivs. 70 leave for ST. Louis. "a per
te ESs Wh help sa thi ne saamsr Relic ous
Ransom In command. j. G, Befgeron clerk
leaves to-day. as usual. at u a. M. for Ben TIL
s ssaa1ia The Belle does =" Of hor business u
The tri-weekly coast and Donaldsonville
packet Henry Tete. J. II; Aucoin master NJ Ii,
Landry clerk. leaves to-day ut IA III.
Emma Irvine. ]: y. RUIZ master. j. M. vaIIeIte
clerk. leaves to- day Mt p. m. for Orange Farm
The daily packet to Bonnet Carro Church. the
City of Augusta ]. Il. Brou master. Arthur L.
freret clerk. leaves to-day. as usual. promptly
The regular semi-weekly Bayou Sara and
coast and United ted States mail packet John W.
clerk. leaves to-day at D. m.
The United States mail packet Natohez. It. r.
Leathers master. J. I. Muse q ERIK. leaves day
The Alexandria, w. r. Boardman master. W.
II. McChesnay clerk, leaves to-day ut =. NJ,
without fail. for Alexandria.
The Kouutz Liue steamer Mollie Moore, John
N. Skunk master. James Mellon clerk. leaves
to-day at p. m. for Ut. Louis.
The Anshor hae Gty o Aon
at p. M. without fall for st. Louis.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial. October AZ:
Many OF the steamboat mates now III this city
are about ~ organize an association similar to
meeting this morning nj 10 O'Clock at the engi-
neer's rooms, No.. Public Landing. All seam-
Capt. w, B. Miller Of the Huidng Star. has
returned from visit to his family on the North
Capt. John j. Darragh will load the Hattie
Rowland for Memphis. Helena and NicssburE
sitter the Katie Hooper leaves tomorrow. The
NaWland will teava on Saturday.
Warden. McGlelland Il Co. are busy putting
up tho machinery ON the new VIII Kyle. which
Is approaching completion, above the foot OF
Broadway.
PfrTsBuka Oct. 2s.--The river continues to
rise slowly. with 10 inches on the new marks-a
rise OF about 0 inehes In the past twenty. four
stationary at Brownsville. gentleman. who
lett Franklin, up the AlleEheney. yesterday re-
ports = inches OF snow In that country when
from II 100000 20 Is oao 900 bushels Of coal loaded
here and ready to be sent to tha down river
markets lust a. soon as there Is water; r.. Mith
Quires 10 feet to transport coal loaded la boats,
There are not towboats. enough to take out
more than 10 900 900 bushels on single run. but
1t Is hoped that theIe will be two freshets before
the lee embargo sets In. The work OF removing
rock and other distractions out of tho channel