The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03

| "Below nigh water mark OF 1874. gBalow
oen"h marx. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
Tho Molle Moore was to have left yesterda,
evening for st, Louis with tho following freight,
1900 barrels rosin, 1876 tons scrap iron 100 bnr.
rolls rico. 1900 sacks salt, 200 empty barrels and
| 100 packages empty b titles.
Tho J. =. NJ. kshor. due Wednesday. Will be
| the next departure In the kount2 line
The John Wilson arrived yesterday from the
1T The Cherokee arrived SATURDAY. night from
DECIDED yesterday as to his next move.
| me John Dlppold got away yesterday
| Ho FOR BATON RouaEl Capt j. +. McElroys
! new. neat and snunch packet tho St John. has
returned g hnr old trade, and will leave to day
W g. r. tor Baton Rouge. as advertised. The
name of the St. John is Il mighty familiar ono
| In this trade for lol those many years aud who
not know 1t argues himself unknown She viii
leave to-day sure.
No TnIcks.- oapt. 7. 4. Brons clipper City Of
Bonnet Carre Church. Mr.. Author L, Freret
presides In tho office
in T psss y ba M e0fs packet
Sept Toca clerk. leaves to-day. ns usual at ii
9. A.. FIR Welhams. ST. James parish - :
= The White star Line steamer Whisper. J. A.
this II o. major Bayou Goula ''' ~ ie"'o'
), The FRANK ParRoud. a. McVey master W. N
Unimas enrk leaves to-day At p. m for Green
The now and fleer Bayou Sara AMI conat uni
red States mall racket Edward ]. Gay John J.
Brown master. ). 3. Streck clerk. leaves to day
The regular White rIver packet John How
n ll J. " Carlton maater, =, Il. Perry clerk
ioayes to-day at y. m. for White river taking
freight ior all way points In the bonds.
/. The tri-W week. coast. Donnldsonvlle and In
tourehe packet Henry Tete, ]. +. Aucoin mas
Ter. leaves tomorrow at 10 q. m.
Emma f Efvne knz qons
The White Star Lu of sssm n@r Belle
son master. leaves to-m morrow at II H. IN. for
Ben Tureaud.
The United States mail packet II. T.. Lee,
Cant. VIM. Campbell. leaves to. morrow for
Vicksburg.
The Anchor Line steamer Tidal Wave. VIM.
lnurke master. leaves at 8 D. M tomorrow for
:, The John W. Cannon loaves Wednesday for
The Chas. p Chouteau. Capt. W. II. Thorwe-
gan, vii! arrive to leave Wednesday for Nom
ohis and the bends
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial, October 81:
Cant. Jack De Hart arrived from Madison
Ludlow street, and will load for New Orleans
md the Ouachita river direct as soon as there
9 g little more water. The Corona looks neat
md her lower guards widened at Madison
,he mas also been otherwise repaired and re-
modelled. and she is now one Of the most beau
1ful and staunch cotton carriers afloat.
:, me Fred a Blanks cannot ba launched from
he Madison Ways until the little Canary No q
. lsuRtHeneu tplTty !eet ana launcnel. When
ne Corona passed Rising Sun yesterday morn
ne bar 10 good shape The Gilbert was wait
ng Tor daylight to run GunpOwder.
The fuel question Is becominga serious one
0 our up-river packets. The City of Ports
mouth Is burning wood at 50 IS per cord and
tams were engaged nearly all of Tuesday =
light hanltng ito the bank at Foster from q
oint mile and a half distant.
PITTsBuRG. Oct. 3o.-The price of coke has
cen advanced here to 81 rs per ton. This ad-
ance, will enable those WHO have coke here :
oadad and unsold to. make q very handsome
rof1t. It looks as II coal would likely be !
igher for q year or more to come owing to
le largely increased consumption. brought |
bout by the improvement 10 general business. ,
EVANSVILLE. Oct. &c. The Laura l.. Davis is 4
oaded TO 80 inches chiefly with furniture and !
~ leave during the night. She had to decline 7
)ches at Puppy creek. I
MEMPHIS. Oct ,3o.-The Cheek. from above .
9ports the Golden Rule detained at Bulletin ,
At, ninety miles above here and the K-hlcr is \
so maR ing slow progress. Tho Katie P.
onntz has not yet been raised. The local
ackefs Coahoma and Ouaehita Belle left to-day
r points below: In a hurry to gat started
nong the cotton bales. Over 10000 bales cotton
I'VE already been received here and the stock
rapidly increasing. Trade has opened up b
TIN every prospect of being heavy aud rush ii
g. All traces of the fever have vanished and ii
returned refugees have been taken ILL. |
1ree or four Of the old stay-at homes have
en- taken within few days past but the cases
g all under control.
Especial to the Democrat
CAIRO. Nov. 1.-The Halliday will turn back
pm here. The Golden City cleared. full of