The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
Receipts ny Rarapsats y.

April 2n--32 boxes bacon casks hams Il X Con
verso-g bbs oil } s Aitkens g. Son--s pkgs meat TO
Is II Flashpoer-t pkg hardware TO M l. Navra-i 3
pkgs mdse A Leyden-2l0 sacks peas Desu, Ewing
&co-i oar cattle Orr do w Mobey-l do
and sheep w Morgan--t gin brush o " b # Wolfe
rolls leather II ii Hansell 10 tubf z j Quinian-6
pkgs mdse W Thompson &sco-l do I. Boyd to
Yale & Bowling B Bootn--1 w G Shepard AGO
2 = 5 Webb--IA sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed
Assooiation--l6 bales .otton Allen, West a. Bush
sundries order-Total 6 bales cotton l24 sacks of
cotton seed
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS HAIL.
Road AND STEAMSHIP 90.
April go bales moss TO j M Walsh do to G A
Vinoent-65 do y Herrmann--s hf do Ky Carstens-3
ht do julia Wilson-2 pkga eggs j Biboet-6 do to
G II Sevu--2 LaoassaRne-.ll Rykoski 81 Mansde-
l bbl rioe j G Spor-supdres TO order
From Clinton--Per steamship Aransas-79 bales
cotton Capp Bros &oo-p do jno Chafie a. Sons do
II M Walmsley Aco-a3 SACKS wool A Whitney & 90
M schwarts e. Bro-ss head cattle Cox & Mitchell
40 yearngs q Mehle &oo-sundries to order-Iota
46 bales cotton
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND HEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
April 2o-ss car loads follows 10 bales cotton
to Gardner COpp-t0 do s Gumbei-9 Allen, West
& Bush--S Biokham & Moore-5 II Wilson &oo-6
s Thomas &oo-5 Besdles. Wood &oo-5 Hyman e.
Liohtensten-% Warren g. Atkinson-2 to Allen, NJ
gent &co-l Chafe, Hamilton e. Powall-l Richard
Flower &co-l j l. Harris &ao-1 Payne Kennedy Il
col Lehman, Abraham &oo--l oar stock j Regain
do NJ Eautt-3 Ayoook, Mitchell &oo-2 @ Meh.
10 &co-1 cGr hay 1875 sacks oats to N o a. M RI
car poultry Miller 4 Meyer cars timber o Terry
Il Sons-,i rolls leather John Frank &oo-l3 do bx
saddery NJ w Smth-2No sacks peas Dean, Ewing &
Cos pkgs castings3 collins bugeies r N Thayo or a.
co--59 pkRs sundriea to b West-l0 tubs butter to
Clark Meader-2 sacks wool Gullett Gu Mfg Co
pkgs mdse Booth BIZ shoes s Cerf-6 boxes of
hats III Larousni1 do TO A DreE-2 pkRs mdss to G
Kaiser-50 tubs butter box cheese Schmidt a. ZIeR-
ler-1 bale Irvine b Ranlett &oo-l0 bills spirits to
bbls whisky shropshire &oo-4) tubs butter Theu
rer & Beoker-a5 bbs highwines Doyle-25 do to
Commagere & Lambert-45 H Gogrevc- 90 bblR
-four Glover g. Odendhal-1g tubs butter to Burke g.
Thompson--50 do ii Poblman L. Son-25 Nelson g.
COS frkine butter to Schwabaohsr g. Hirsoh-23
boxes cheese MoCloskey g. Henderson, pkgs chairs
&oo-a5 freezer. Haller-i9o pkgs beer II RedwitE
al6 do Merz g. Paul pkgs tobacco Waokerbarth &
Joseph-8' bbis oil j g Clark-5o do Septolne Oil Co
- pkge baking powder L L White-io pkgs tobacco
M Mayer case cigars to 9 Hernsheim { Bro-94o
kegs nails II Mullan--s pigs mdse John Rich
ardson-6 boxes hats Simon e. Kohn-ls coils rope to
casks bottles L Arny-2 pkgs meat to Solari &
Sons bags feathers MoCraoken e. Brewster-and
sundries to order-Tosa u bales cotton
Msmsrnsda.
The Nor bark Lucy Frances, Rnnd which arrived
at Harrington April T. from Pssosgouia encountered
heavy weather ON the passage ana ls leaky Her
cargo got adrift and her bulwarks and rudder were
damaged
A bark apparently dismasted and abau doned
with two hoats on deck of about 400 tons painte ed
whlte. newly COppersd ana evidently but short
time in that position. passed April II lat 80 81
N, Ion 90 ~ w.
AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegraph
New York, April 10, 1880.
To A. Mouton:
The steamship Hudson. Capt. Freeman, arrived
this morning,
FoEHIGH POETS.
[By Gable TO the N. Y. HERALD
Bremen. April 16-Arived from New Orleans Br
Camella Smith
Palermo April l6 Sailed for New Orleans, Br
Spartan, Cooper.
Bordeaux, April 1t-Sailed for New Orleans Ital
bark Resoluto, Lepsri.
Greenook, April 15-Arrived from Pensacola Br
ship Bruce, James.
By MALL
Halifax, April 12-Sailed for Liverpool from Gal.
weston. Br steamship Deronda, Hasey.
SPOKEN.
April g. lat 26, Ion g. Br brig Emily Walters Slo.
man, from Liverpool for Galveston.
SHIP BUILDING.
At West Haven Ct. workmen are busy laying the
keel for a new schooner at the yard OF Gessner a.
Mari. The craft will be 14s feet keel 80 feet beam
l51a feet depth Of hold 1000 tons burden, and the
largest ever built at West Haven She will be
nfn|ty Nat H.