The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-07
WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.

The weather yesterday par excellence: in fact
there ON for growing. 1t was pleasant ana
agreeable in every respect and all seeHe to enjoy it
for the streets and levee were .hrong all day long
Business very good indeed TO several OF III
packets The Exporter and Thompson Dean, for Gin
cinnati, receiving libe ally a / day n9, and
from all appearances i'll both depart with goo tr
The uschta ellie was doing fin ly for tamden. aud
the Frank Parg bud, for Gr.envllIe, also was DIN.
well, t the Red Ri er boats were pc RI patrohized
aud, from all pearances, they will have tr ube t,
mplete their carg0es in time to leave tod y, and w
fear of them vii have to wait logger bet re tLel
obtain suth lent cargo to justify their starting OF
so long voyage, til but p prospect ahead for
return trip TO enable them t. make both IN Is mcef.
2 he river marks last evening Indicated foot s
inches below the high water gauge OF 1871
No change TIC report i'll freight ia. ifs They all re
main at rulnous low rates.
ARRIVALS.
Frank Pargoud frem Greenville, Thompson Tear
from CinciHnai Henry etc and Lizzie Hopkins from
Bayou Lafourcne, C. II. Durfee Jefferson. alIo
Mollie Moore from t. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
b. l.. Hodge for Baton Rouge dish Johnson iol
Opelousas, and Mary Ida for Lower Coast.
BOATS TO ARRIVE.
Gov. len from Vlcksourg, Lesse Taylor from
Grand Ecore, Texas from Shreveport, Marie from
Lower Coast. James Howard from st Louis, and W.
S. Pike fl. IL Red River Landing.
DEPARTURES FOR TODAY.
Frank Pa!goud, Cap }. NJ. White, clerks Homes,
McCrindle and Be .edct, for Natchez, Grand Gulf
cksburg, Greenyille and al intermediate landings
ouachit. Belle, Capt. T. A. Blanks clerk Joe Holmes,
for Camden, Monroe, Trenton and all landings
Black and Ouachit. Rivers.
Til mpson Dear, Opt. Jas II. Pepper, clerk Z. G.
Miller, for Memphis Cairo. Evansville Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Sabine Capt. C 2. TrusOw clerks Aleck Fraser and
Jno w. Ong, for Sire. e ort and jefferson
Exporter Capt Jno A. Williams clerks James Rees,
Jr, and Wash Floyd for Me phis, Cairo Evansville,
Louisville and Cincinnati and all landings.
Lous NJ. Cap. d. d. Dannas, clerks III. @. and
w. Heat, for Shreveport and Jefferson.
We are again under obligations to John A. Mouchon,
Esq, for la shreveport Times.
The Exporter being unable to have all Of her large
cargo discharged in yesterday, has oyeraid until
to-day at p. NJ, when she will depart positively for
Memphis, Cairo Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati
The Bas.rop transferred what freight she had re-
ceived to the Ouachi Belle yesterday, but will
be on hand again in few days for another trip to
Camden. of which due notice Will be given. The
Belle leaves this evening at O'Clock.
The Bradish Johnson, leaving last even ng for
Opelousas had of the finest reght trip We have
seen late " noticed amongst her cargo i'm
mense quantities of mess pork beef corn mea -four,
etc., for the lief of the overflow sufferers ons her
route, AMI which it lis creditable TO record Capt.
Pickett il carrying at half the usual rate.
The Sabine and Lotus No. 3, both for Red River,
have both OVERLAP all account of the scarcity of
freight an general dull ness of times They expect to
leave this evening tor Shreveport a. d Jefferson
Tie mails again of sorts, none havin been
received up to last evening for two days.
we are without our exchanges nd Memphis cores
pondence, which latter to us grea4 loss as there
is always some hing in them interesting to our
readers.
The James Howard is the Saturdays packet in the
Woods Line for Memphis, Cairo and st Louis.
The La be lie WILL on Saturday, Nav 8. make an excur
sion Bonnet Care Tor tie benefit OF the
Felicity Stree Church Sunday Scho l. She will leave
the wharf head Grasier sire at 10 A. NJ, landing
for Jackson street and Louisiana Avenue
and will return to the cit by 2. NJ. That will be a
grand gala day for the Ii tie and 1t is to be hoped
that citizens will patronize the u dertakipg Fare
ono dollar for round trip children under twelve ye
of age half price. The La Belle will also make her
usual SUNDAY excursion to the Bonnet Care
leaving the VIII ri at 2 P. NJ. sharp.
The c. H. Durfee, Capt. J A. Aiken. clerk Eugene
Barrow, arrived yesterday afternoon from Jefferson
Texas with 53S bales cotton and head Of cattle.
She advertised to return Saturday, the 9th lust,
at p. NJ.
Capt. Nat Puckette passenger last evening to
the city on the steamer g. H. Darfee