The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
Exchange Clippings.
vi Gazstte, January 4

Cincinnati Gazette January 1
1891 Write y In the ashes, Write II on the
latteIheads. Write 1t on The bills ladlng. Write
It on the freight bills. Wli'o 1t when occasion
requires, | is another decade Could greater
changes have occurred In any business than
have occurred In the steamboat business I'm tb,
last w.t. ten years2 Think, Of I'll Ten years ago.
stahmbnhts running independent of each other
cutting eneh others thfoas. and all losing
money. To. day all concentrated In flne II not
In Incorporated companies. and all making
critical, for nobody know what the business III
the country would be IA the future. To- day.
any steauboa built within tho pasttw or tn rec
years could not be purchased at cost price.
Ton oyears ago, oven money was without
r., hSed value. To-day. dollar is
gold, During most Of The last decade. gem
eral business q, has been conducted with little or
business prospects. To VIII t ex emit the Ga
z.tte has contributed 10 nil Of the good results
~ me past ! u years we leave zach reader to
Wa withdraw tho advertisement Of the Edo
,ado. which is la the hands of the United States
Marshal. having been ibeed by a portion or
her crow. A portion Of her freight was re-
shirpad on the isohgrt Mitchell 1t IN Increased
rate ana the ., remslnder, is stl on the wharf
boat. The EldorHdo will probasly be sold TO
clear up her indebtedness. Capt Little made n
Rallnnt Hight for her. bat was cou RELIED to sue
the towns no the river. The Colorado Is q good
BOT anl II sold Will bring good price.
Memphis Avalanche. January q
Ine steamer arRo WIS sold Yesterday by her
owner, Gaut III Ill. t. Capt. Kightor OF Uelsnn
IN the Hell ma and 1T. Frnhc river trade nj
once The Arko has been MAKING semi month
~ u ips ron fn,, thls port to Dyersburg.
Mhrk Twin from Mes4rs. Patterson h FogIe-
nan nan f9r $500 $500, Capt; Hall will put the Mark
place OF The steamer Argo.
ss1hleyep IT Times, December 81:
The fr sal, Willard oapt Thornton Jacobs
about 800 bales 81 cotton and numerous aaaks
IT IT cotton seed. She leaves this afternoon Tor
Mr.. Jonn R.Uones yesterday rfeaiyed a ais.
phich from Fulton reporting heavy raiua IN
that way aud prospects favorable for a big rise.
River Il litor Democrat:
You VIII o. ease fnd memorandum NJ caroo ~
Steamer James Howard on her preaent trim
from from Memphis.. It being h. largest cargo ever
standing the Times state 1ent that the sfearner
MARY BEL. IN 1875. had 400 bales more Every
e plnG1'G ', mum knows the steamer Mary BeIj
1suIu not carry by 30 tOuS the estfm ate weight
OF THIS cargo. rs follows:
an boloa oo..a Tons.
10 AL sAcks oil ease, 10 220 lbs per aack Tx
2.ot1 barrels oil. 10 $40 lbs uer b frrel -. 10
: so, sacks seed. % 100 lbs per sack OK
ouhufles ..-..-....-... ......,...... az
This is equal to II $50 haias cotton Of soo x9, y,
th {, bale each ON above estfma e. eta. 20 ~
Respectfully; etc, JAMES O'NFAT,
Master Gamer james Howard.
Especial IT, the Democrat
r. ~ 1T Louis. Jan. s.-The river Is rising there
oats 81 ~ owl faet % Cairo BY Monday. Three
Ia MY arrived. aud the City Or Heiena ana
me q 81 j. A. ssndder, depart d. The r. O. Yes npr
mere ta fa 90 Monday Bar0es arrfving and
Tbe M N p}lsntg q grain to load all that come
r pnanar Gaze Gifarde.u aud Cairo. The Ge1
,sde .I ana the Gold Dust leave for the sonth
" 9ngsy, and the 3 GsGevteve Tnesdau Thn
a H. > BAkef and tn Jnnn M4an4 ieaye Wondhann9
= an pI Tx eaye af once The Katie p K5uniz
.ottln nf fro way 70 Ne~ Orleans with 1850 bales
u % to 81 y per bale. Wea her warm
Naas .Isa p y extending nor b. Hra. - 80
IAlEo Jan 3.-fhe Guiding Star thfg noox,
!. nR nni the new Fred a. Bauks his avanin1.
wealth n ,aa s "a y. oflea1a veil laden Common
IIscINEATI. Jan 81 n la warro o,a -,
WIN hght rains at intervals. The liver i Is ris.