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1806 Z. Cramer Navigator 28 Kentucky and New Orleans' boats are generally to be had ready-made at the boat-yard of Sumrall and M'Collogh near the point.

1812 J. Melish Trav. in U.S.A. II. 85 Kentucky and New Orleans boats are flats, with sides boarded like a house, about six or seven feet high, over which there is an arched roof.

1849 G. G. Foster New York in Slices 82 The grocery-keeper..buys a barrel of common New Orleans molasses at twenty-five cents per gallon.

1898 Kansas City (Missouri) Star 18 Dec. 5/2 New Orleans Syrup, per gal, 19¢.

1986 B. Fussell I hear Amer. Cooking ii. vii. 105 Old cook books abound in recipes for rice waffles and griddle cakes,..the New Orleans fritter called calas.

1993 N.Y. Times 19 Oct. c3/2 Principal ingredients of the traditional New Orleans cocktail sauce were found to kill a rare but sometimes fatal bacteria called Vibrio vulnificus.

1905 (title of tune composed by Jelly Roll Morton) New Orleans Blues.

1922 (name of jazz band) New Orleans Rhythm Kings.]

1926 Melody Maker Apr. 43/2 This is one of the finest breaks I have ever heard, and a pure example of the New Orleans style of trombone playing.

1935 Swing Music July 120/1 The expressions ‘Chicago Style’, ‘New Orleans Style’ were certainly invented by the American musicians, and not at all by European hot fans.

1955 R. Blesh Shining Trumpets (ed. 3) iii. 58 They prophesy New Orleans jazz as clearly as they recall Africa.

1965 G. Melly Owning-up xi. 128 What the revivalists thought of as ‘New Orleans Jazz’ was the music of Armstrong, Morton and Oliver—New Orleans musicians but based on, and recorded in, Chicago, during the Prohibition era. What the traditionalists meant by New Orleans Jazz..was the music played by musicians who had never left the city.

1973 J. Drummond Bang! Bang! You're Dead! xiii. 34 One of the early New Orleans rags.