The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-04

The undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of this paper
will be furnished to steamboats, at fifty ccnts pei
Il dozen. Gro. ]. DuNcAN.
There was heavy white frost yesterday morn.
ing, the river front was enveloped in fog, and tn
temperature decidedly winterish.
Business on the river front was brisk yester-
day, caused by several Of the packets which
should have left on Monday, being detained by
the heavy fogs that have been prevalent for the
last two or three days.
STILL AHzAD.-45l4 Bales-The R, E. Lee ar.
rived esrly Yesterday morning with 1914 bales
cotton and 1896 sacks cotton seed and left on re-
turn trip with q splendid freight and large num-
| Der OF passengers.
w. = Scovell. master, N. L. Seovell, clerk, leaves
at P. n. to-day, for Jefferson, Shreveport and
| all landings intermediate.
| The weekly Grand Ecore packet Fleta, having
been detained by fog, did not arrive in time to
leave Yesterday, but will get off sure at noon to-
day. She had fine freight of cotton and CATTLE
The W. s. Pike left last evening with full
load.
The Katie, for Chicot City, backed out at 5 P.
NJ, sharp. yesterday, and started up the river a.
regular railroad speed. She vii! return in time
to leave next Monday, her regular day, Ct P. NJ
The Fleta leaves positively to-day at noon.
The Belle Lee is receiving to leave tomorrow
at s P. NJ. for Memphis, Vicksburg and way land.
ings.
A clerk viii be found at the head of nal
street this morning receiving for the Frank Par
goud. She leaves as usual at S o'clock to-mor-
row evening.
[By Telegraph
VIcKsBuRa Nov. 2.-To Bsaudeau l. Wayne,
New Orleans: The Bell Lee will arrive Wednes.
day morning with 400 bales of cotton and 5000
sacks Of seed, and l2O tons sundries. VIII leave
vIcKsBuse, Nov. SO John Janney. liz
Common street: Steamer Pargoud leaves here
at 10 A. H.. with 24oo bales Of cotton and 5000
sacks. J. NJ. WHITE.
Captain steamer PargOud
Amongst the passengers on the Katie yester-
day, bound to VicksbuIg, we noticed Capt. Keni-
son and Jack Blanks.
The Bradish johnson came to the landing yes.
terday ready for business. She will, as usual.
run in the lower coast trade.
Remember that the Belle Lee leaves Thursday.
Nov. 5th, at r. N.
The Mollie Moore had not put in an appear
ance u to dark.
Tho City Of Quincy did not get off yesterday
evening. She goes to-day.
The Alice is receiving ct the Magnolia Bridge
New Basinl, to leave Thursday next, at P. r. |
Mr.. ]. L. Robbins, clerk Of the weekly Grand |
Ecore packet Fleta, has our thanks for late Red |
River papers.
The receipts Of the great staple from Monday |
morning, November q up to dark last evening. |
by river, foots up $3.50 bales.
SIEAMKRS LEAVING THIS DAT.
FoR SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERsoN.-The fine |
low water passenger packet R. T. Bryarly, W. T. |
Scoven master, Nat Scoveu clerk leaves as |
above positively 1t P. NJ. to-day. She is a good |
boat and her officers are the most popular men |
in the Red River trade. Remember she leaves
without fail and connects ct Shreveport with the |
Southern Pacific Railroad.
FoR ST.. LoUIs-Konntz Line.-The Nollie
Moore, D. Haney master, leaves as above at 5 P.
u. to-day.
FoR GRAND EcoRE-Regular Weekly Packes.-
The Fleta John c. Mitchell master Jap l., Rob.
bins clerk, leaves - above ct noon to-day. She
viii be back in time to resume her regular day
Tuesday) next week.
Red and Ouachita rivers are about on > stand L
The Era No. 10 viii b found at the landing tins
morning.