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first boat to arrive that year, was the Otter, commanded by Captain
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The First Boat To Arrive That Year, Was The Otter, Commanded By Captain Harris.

The following table presents the number of arrivals since that time:

Year

First Boat

No. of Arrivals

River Closed

1844

April 6

41

Nov. 23

1845

April 6

48

Nov. 26

1846

March 31

24

Dec. 5

1847

April 7

47

Nov. 29

1848

April 7

63

Dec. 4

1849

April 9

85

Dec. 7

1850

April 9

104

Dec. 4

1851

April 4

119

Nov. 28

1852

April 16

171

Nov. 18

1853

April 11

200

Nov. 30

1854

April 8

245

Nov. 27

1855

April 17

560

Nov. 20

1856

April 18

837

Nov. 10

"In 1851, three boats went up the Minnesota River, and in 1852, one boat ran regularly up that stream during the season. In 1853, the business required an average of one boat per day. In 1854, the business had largely increased, and in 1855, the arrivals of steamers from the Minnesota, amounted to 119.

"The present season, on the Mississippi, has been a very prosperous one, and the arrivals at St. Paul exhibit a gratifying increase over any preceding year, notwithstanding the season of navigation has been two weeks shorter than last season. Owing to the unusually early gorge in the river at Hastings, upwards of fifty steamers bound for this port, and heavily laden with merchandise and produce, were compelled to discharge their cargoes at Hastings and Stillwater.

"Navigation this season opened on the 18th of April. The Lady Franklin arrived on the evening of that day from Galena. Previous to her arrival, there had been eighteen arrivals at our landing from the head of Lake Pepin, and twelve arrivals at the foot of the lake, from Galena and Dubuque.

"During the present season, seventy-eight different steamers have arrived at our wharf, from the points mentioned in the following table. This table we draw mainly from the books of the City Marshal, and by reference to our files.

FROM ST. LOUIS.

Boats

No. of Trips.

Ben Coursin

19

A. G. Mason

8

Metropolitan

13

Audubon

5

Golden State

8

Laclede

11

Luella

8

Cheviot

1

James Lyon

7

Vienna

5

New York

1

Delegate

1

Mansfield

7

Forest Rose

1

Ben Bolt

2

J. P. Tweed

1

Fire Canoe

2

Carrier

1

Julia Dean

1

Resolute

2

Gossamer

4

Thomas Scott

6

Gipsey

2

W. G. Woodside

1

York State

5

Mattie Wayne

4

Brazil

4

Dan Convers

1

Henrietta

4

Editor

5

Minnesota Belle

8

Rochester

2

Oakland

7

Grace Darling

4

Montauk

3

Fairy Queen

1

Saint Louis

1

Americus

2

Atlanta

1

Jacob Traber

6

White Bluffs

1

Arcola

8

Conewago

10

Lucie May

8

Badger State

5

Sam Young

4

Violet

1

Total arrivals from St. Louis,

212

FROM FULTON CITY.

Falls City

11

Diamond

1

H. T. Yeatman

11

Time and Tide

5

Total from Fulton City,

28

FROM GALENA AND DUNLEITH.

Lady Franklin

23

Galena

30

Alhambra

21

Royal Arch

6

Northern Belle

28

Banjo

1

War Eagle

17

City Belle

30

Golden Era

29

Ocean Wave

28

Granite State

12

Greek Slave

3

Total from Galena and Dunleith,

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