The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
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Of the aeason The Henry Frank also bad
very good trip. Tho Port Fade left for st Louis
with five haraes ,o.ntaining 75o tons dig iron.
2os3 bars railroad iron and Sc tiereea soda ash
The Ynsoo Valley and the Bonnie Leo both ar
rived from Rod river yesterday. Owing to n
mishap the Woo Valley had TO go In dock
The Bonnie Lee returns to. day, as advertised
for all points through to Shreveport. G. b.
Kenps N command W DILLON ,eeert.
Oharmer, Capt, Noah seovell. for Grand Eeore
Bee special notice to Red river shippers.
Mr.. A, Meynier. Sr.. is the clerk OF the Laura
L. Davis. She left yesterday for the Atohafalaya
with first rate trip. and will return to leave
next Wednesday again
Tho Golden Rule after taking on 225 tons
marble, returned to her landing yesterday after
Tue Tue nd. Richardson lenyes tomorrow at 50.
| m. for ArRapuls. Instead Of tho Frank Pargou1
Cunt. Frank BeeR, Jr.. in command. Capt A.
NeVay In the office
| The Henry Tete. on her way down Wednesday
evening, broke her starboard wrist and run
through herself. breaking tho cylinder head
and cracking tho cylinder. Capt Aucoin found
n cylinder yesterday that may be made to an
| swer until now one l. cast, and he expects to
have her on the track again In few days.
Tue Lucy 10. dastrell is for sale or charter.
aee advertisement.
The John A, acudder A. J. Carter master of
the Anchor Line. will arrive this evening and
leave TO morrow at =. IN. for bt Louis.
The y. T. Line steamer Golden Rule Oliver
?. shiukle in command. ls receiving to leave
to- morrow. without tail. for Cincinnati
The Oty Of Augusta. j. H. Brou master. A. L.
Freret clerk, leaves to-day ut 10 a. m. for the
Rnpdan plantation.
81. John. J. T. MGElroy mast u. w. H. Great
house aud Frank Beigeron clerks. leaves to-
7 The United States mail packet f. J. Gay.
John J. Brown master. = s. Btreck clerk,
leaves o-day at y. IN. for Bayou Sara and all
coaat landings.
mThe regular coast packet to Bayou Goula.
Whisper. j. A. Comstock master. q. ~ Woods
cler8. leaves TO day Mt .. m.
aTbe fiRet and pretty Bayou iaf0urche packet
Assumption. L. A. Chariot master, leaves at 10
a. m. tomorrow. az usual.
HsThe til weekly coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Belle Max Blanchard master. leaves to-
morrow ut IL H. m.
nThe fine sidewheel steamer De smet. Capt
Frank Ottendorfer leaves to morrow ut II o. m
for the upper coast to Plaquemine
The lower coast packet Emma Irvine J. A.
Ruiz master. leaves tomorrow ut p. m. for
Tue John W. Cannon, J. O. Libano master.
leaves to-m morrow Mt 5 o. m. for Bayou Sara.
The new Natchez Il. p. Leathers In command
leaves to- morrow ut .. N. for Vlcksburg.
correspondence.
ST. LOUIS. January ID. 1880.
To the Editor OF the Democrat:
Weather very pleasant here. Business fair In
miscellaneous shipments south but bulk grain
for export. vim EAds' iettieH, the large ship.
ments In the last week may. perhaps. command
the word boom" to express It's volume. The
u. M. Norton, with 1o2. 900 bushels corn: A. j.
Bonn. ZIG 900 bushels corn; My Choice. 1870 coo
bushels corn. and the Mound City Transports
ton Com anys tug iron Mountain, Capt. John
GreenonRh. with five barges. containing 27000o
bushels corn. This is the largest tow Of grain
that ever left this city. She has four new barges
built at New Albany, containing A. 900 each. and
tho barge Great Republic. Containing about 90
600 hu, hels; making q grand total of 6o5 $50
bushels m within me week, including to- morrow.
What further evidence DOES the public and Con-
gress wish to satisfy them of the efficiency of
the improyements made by Capt. Eads at the
m nth Of the Mi5sissippi2
Capt. John A. Soudder Is foreman OF the
grand Jury now In session In this city.
Capt John Skunk has resigned his command
for New Orleans and leaves Wednesday, Rivers
all open above Twelve feet out to Cairo. 1t
wonld take 1920 cars. containing 400 bushels
corn each, to transport the grain that has left
here In four tows, or fifty trains Of thirty cars
each. 1t will al arrive. IL no bad luck In six
to eight days ut your city. -
Yours. HAYMAKER.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Times, January 10:
Congressman Butterworth and Young OF this
district and Mr.. Carlisle. of Kentucky have
legislation which will relieve steambpatmen OF
the outrageous course pursued by roustabouts
Ia Obtaining money which they are not entitled
to through the medium OF certain United States
commissioners at some river ports. While the
sublect is bein & agitated. why not i'm pose pen
ally for this method of obtaining money under
false pretenses
Memphis Avalanche. January IA:
The river departments OF the different Jour-
nails each show some peculiarly bearing the
they are conducted. The distinguishing char.
acterfrtfcs Of each. az judged by their works.
are are as follows: Cincinnati Commercial. con-
densations Enquirer, simplicity OF arrange