The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

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| TO- morrow at 8 p, m. for Cincinnati. The Brown
IL one of the best boats In the line, as we'll as
one of the most successful, ,,,,... r
| II. Mossop clerk. leaves to- dsv at p. m as
usual for all landings through to bayou Sara
TIE and on
T. K. Voorhees, and Willie Jones olerks' leaves
to-day a So m, for y. Martinsville;, ..oon.r
Jewel, q. P. Truslow master. Eug Barrow
clerk is receiving to leave to-day at D. NJ Tor
The Merchants and Planters packet CLARA s..
VIM Wengel master, q. H. Packard clerk, leaves
to. day at s D. IN. for Bayou Bartholomew, eon-
Meeting with the Ollie d. for points on the up-
Uapt L. Y. Oooey's reliable Macon aud Ten
ans packet Teneas leaves to-day at .. m for
Floyd. .Capt Tom Knee has charge OF the
The urper coast packet Rene Macready, In
place of the De Smet, Capt. Frank Otendnrer.
leaves tomorrow AT II a. m. for Donaldson
The regular tri-weekly lower coat packet
Emma Irvine. J. A. Ruiz master. leaves to-
arr 1 ~ e m IUa and bend
United States mail packet, J. M. White, Curt
Holmes master. leaves tomorrow, as usual. at
The through Bruf river PACKET Eva No. 10.
James Hamilton master, Sam Gwattney clerk,
leaves to- morrow at .. m. for Eason's Ferry.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer. April II:
1t wsa reported yesterday that Capt. Perkins
has sold the propeller Sunbeam to parties from
the South for SIC 600
MEMsHls April lorIhe The duidins ,N Star ar
seventeen sew r h hours below Vicks6ure By log and
Ssy ns esDF s S VT Wits %sds tysr
o'clock this morning. made two landings for
freight at Helena, losing forty, Ave minutes.
making NAL fs the run % Of two hundred miles. ineiud.
ing all detention. In sixteen hours. Her time
from Helena to this point was three hours and
twenty two minutes. The Guiding Star has
deck.
Shreveport Times, April 10:
LaOoseit clerk. arrived yesterday from Jeffer-
son, To Judge from the announcement with
which the Willard met at the bands, OF the
chants there don't care whether the eteam boats
sink or swim. Her freight out OF Jefferson
consis ed Of one sugar kettle consigned to New
picked up one head of cattle and forty or fifty
bales Of cotton.
81. Louis Post Dispatch, April Il:
y To-day's corn cargo is the largest shipment OF
grain ever moved on the Mississippi 10 one
tow. 1t left or was to leave at noon.the iron
Mountain and FIVE Gsrse boaed One OF thsm the
the Btddle street elevator 600 bushels corn.
The feet Of tlve barges bears away 400 600 bus bnsh
shpSea appS So Ry Bres Of 6s e anSo
ity for the figures above are Mr.. John Jackson
and Mr.. II, Y. Lucas. the largest stockhoders OF
largest previous cargo was 97S9oo bushels, BY
the same boat at II cents per busbel eight.
s-l1ths higher than the rresent rate; No rail:
transportation fact the world is rapidly
learning. The weight Of 100000 bushels Of corn
is s 400 tone. Send this by rail and 1t Will EN-.
not ba carried to New York probably to the
carrier for less than s67 900. The Iron Noun
tain will take 1t to New Orleans in ten days for
$24.0oo
MONROE. La, April 1s.-Weather clear and
pleasant: River on stapd; Passed up: VIM.
Fssan p ss Rsh hsr H0hn H RspnS asT seaa
ehe iills below: Helena for Xioksbure, The
srao i going 5 e m
re Repsns sss Mss MI April ,,ue: E. O. staqs1a
Kehlor. Ut noon John a. wood and coal tow.
.. m.,, Weather clear and pleasant. The
ltSi CAIRO. o April lathe Centennial passed down
last evening without landing. The Port Eads
and barges cleared yesterday evening. The
Yeager Kountz and Norton passed up last
night.
SHREVEPORT, April l3-,Arrived: 70 Bryarly
from Gtlmer Departed. Frank Willard for
Jefferson. Ihe river is etill declining. and now
MEMPHIS. Apri, ls.-River fallen inch. De-
par,eds City OF Greenvile for St. Louis Cen
tenpial. r. R. Springer. Future City and barges
for New Orleans. Weather pleasant:
CINCINNATI, April 13.-River. 10 feet inch
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant. De-
parted: Mary Houston for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. April 13.-River 10 2-I0 feet and
falling. Weather clear and warm. Up: Guild
ing Star and q. p, Schenck.
sr. LOUIS. April i3.-River II feet inches and
TIved Cold Dust from from yiessbars, Sosie from
yiekebure. James Howard for New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Rtver feet inches
and falling. Weather partly cloudy and warm.
CAIRO. April ls-Rlver 50 feet inches ssras and
Yaeger and Kountz from New Otleans. Belle OF
shreveport from New. Orleans. Departed:
Yaeger. Kountz and Belle OF Shreveport for st.
Louis.
PtTTsBuna. April ls.-Riyer feet inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
VIcKsBuRa, April 1s.-Weather clear; ther-
mometer 10. The river has fallen inch. Down:
Natchez at D. M. Kehlor at 3 q. m. Up: City
OF Vicksburg at noon. Golden Rule at a. m.