The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Morning. Oct. 2. 1874

We had another beautiful day Yesterday: tn
sky was cloudless, the temperature that which
could be justly termed moderate, and pleasant
breeze from the northeast served to moderat,
the rays OF cur ancient friend, "Old SOL"
Business On the landing showed a marked i'm
provement Yesterday, and We expect FROM this
nmc forward; 20 have good report to make Com
the front The prospects for water in the trIhn.
tares is good, as the following dispatch, received
| yesterday, will prove:
SHREVEPORT, Sept 80, l1:5O A. MO Hite 4
CarEn: River risen at Fulton q feet in "A hours.
lotal rise TO O'Clock this morning, Is feet 8
incnes a. Fulton. JAMES II. JORDAN.
The Katie. Capt. Cannon, leaves on Mond "
| next on her first trip of the season as a regular
Monday packet to the mouth Of Red River Mr..
Jno; H. Mossop will have charge OF her office.
The Garry Owen, just from the docks and in
perfect order, has been chartered by the Peoples
New Orleans and Grand Ecore Packet Company
Tor the reu ainder Of the low water season, Can't.
Jno. Heinz will command. When the water per
mits, Capt. Helnn Will place line side-wneel
packet in the trade
The Frank Pargoud arrived yesterday morning
from the mouth with the blue ribbon trip of the
season. The principal item being 1921 bales cot
ton. his large load was discharged inside Of
hve hours, and the packet got off on time.
The NatcheZ is due at the wharf this morning
The Henry Tete leaves at 10 A. A. to-day Tor
Donaldsonville.
The steamer st. John, from Baton Rouge. will
arrive tonight and leave tomorrow, at 5 p NJ
on return trip.
The Trenton, Capt Quatrevaux, leaves to-mor.
row at r: NJ. for Opelousas and all landings on
the Atchafaava
he fine side-wheel passenger packet Mary
Ida. A. }. Ruiz, master, leaves at 10 A. NJ to-
day FOR the Convent and all landings uterine
diate on the Upper Coast.
The Umpire leaves at 10 A. II. tomorrow for
Lower Coast.
The Mary Alice and barges leaves at S P. n.
to-day for st. Louis.
The weekly Grand Ecore packet r. I. Brysrly
FoR Sr. LOUIS. Capt. Mellon will dispatch
the kollntz Line packet Henry c. Jaeger, Capt |
l. G. Nanhook, for the above and all landings
intermediate.
The W. 3. Pike leaves at 5 P. NJ. TO-DAY Tor |
Bayou Sara.
Capt John E. Morris has purchased the Joha |
kilgour. stripped Of her boilers and machinery |
for a wharfboat at Baton Rouge.
The John Kyle, from st. Louis, will arrive to- |
day.
One more man-ofwar was added to the fee, |
In front OF the city yesterday.
The bladder factory has suspended operations |
for the present.
The departures yesterday were the Frank Par
goud and Carrie 4. Thorn.
4 deckhand on the Wawenock was drowned M
the river last Tuesday.
QUICK WoRK.-The steamship City of San
Antonio, from New York, with q cargo of 1900
packages, arrived Friday, Sept. 25th, at noon. |
was unioaded and left Sunday, the 9th inst, at
4. NJ, with 2600 bales of cotton This, we be-
leve. Is as quick work as can be done in any
,ott The stevedores were our old friends, the
,rothers McNeal, with the indefatigable '.Kentr
0 supervise. Agents. Messrs. Rareshide i
,aI.s191.