The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-14

heads sugar on the coast, She registered 80
cabin O. and 20 deckers going down. and "a cabin
gan has ma9 9ass zen coming up. me MOI ,
season. She reshipped 1O6 hogsheads sugar
and SIs barrels moasses on the Buckeye State
barrels molasses on the HUDSON for wheeling
Ahlready 20 rooms have been engaged on the
Morgan by Mardi Gras excursionists. including
ily She will arrive In New Orleans before and
remain until after Mardi Gras Is over. giving
e2cSukrsionss plenty OF time to see all the sights
ana board them while In port. She has another
beautiful set OF horns. richly ornamented. pre-
scented by Mr., T. J. Lewis. Of Lexington. She
son and Buckeye State. picking it out 81 the
whole cargo-ouick work, 50 1t is. Her freight
went as soon as the Mtchel's and Sherlock's.
which boats left New Orleans ahead of the Nor
gan.
CAIRo. Feb. 10. - The Iron Mountains hree
freight barges contained 5000 bushels. 1000
sacks grain. and a lot Of -four, and her four
other barges contain $500 tons steel rails--all
for New Orleans. She cleared on Saturday
the barge Alien oaded WITH ee
OF oak fitch for New Orleans. and four harges
containing 1000 slaves; The lumber belongs
to VIM. Tole. of Metropolis.
The Simpson Horner had whacking big tow
OF coal for New Orleans She passed down yes
tsrday morning + hp- The Ecker has gone to the
her II she gets half a chance.
st. Louis Post dispatch:
We're very anxious for some of the new boats
70 come along-the City OF Greenyflle, W. p.
Halliday. Montana. Eldorado and Sam Lewis
good craft. New Orleans is beating st. Louis
and 1ne, steamers. We therefore begin to feel
inspired with enlarged respect for New Orleans.
Especial to the Democrat
MEMPHIS. Feb. 13.-The A.. G. Donnally. for
CINCINNATI. John Means and barges, John Dip
Roid and barges for st. Louis. passed up to- day
The Commonwealth went down we'll laden The
T. NJ. Norton went dou n towing eleven barges.
ten ho9s po The W. H.
ing to night. PRICE.
MONROE. Feb: 1a-weather clear and cold.
Hanna for Ouachita City. passed up at ! N.
by Telegraph
ST.. LOUIS Feb. 13-The river is 8 feet inch
above low water by the gauge. Out to Cairo 1t
Is feet. The mercury Is 10 degrees above zero.
lee Is passing. Four inches OF snow fell last
night. 1t is cloudy and there will be perhaps
owing to the bad weather. Business on the
levee Is quite active. cons idering the bad
weather. Freight. rates South are unchanged.
There are very light offerings for the Ohio
rivers.
Capt. Dan. Moore's Robert Mitchell will clear
for NV Orleans this evening with fair send
of, and will be followed Saturday by the Chas.
CAIRo. Feb. 13.-Arrived: De smet. from Pa
ducah. at a. H.. Departed: De Smet. for St..
Louis. at a.. m. The weather Is cloudy; Their
memphis. Feb: Is.-The river is falling. Ar
rived: City of Helena. from Vicksburg. De-
parted John Dippold and John Means. for
st. Louis; Commonwealth. for New Orleans.
Weather clear and cold.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 13.-To J. b. Woods. No 1oi
Common street, Anchor Line steamer Com
monwealth will arrive Monday and leave for st.
Louis Tuesday. thirteenth instant.
GEO. CARROLL, Master.
NATCHEz. Feb. 13.-To yanney q Work, No. 1o6
this morning with $500 bales cotton and 270O
sacks seed. and will arrive to leave Saturday. as
usual. RUMBLE 4 WENSELL.