The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-13
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Friday Morning, Nov. 13, 1874. (

Tho undersigned is the only authorized Rive
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of this paper
Copies OF the BULLETIN stamped and delivered
viii be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents PEE
dozen. Gro. J. DUNCAN.
It tried hard to rain yesterday but q few
buckets of water. was about all that fell. The
dust is still as thick as ever on the steamboat
landing and unpaved streets.
Business was brisk on the landing yesterday
owing to the large number of arrivals.
Lord for $4,000.
The Ruth came to the landing yesterday and
will leave next Tuesday for Opelousas.
The heavy nightly fogs continue, much to the
disgust OF the packet commanders.
Low water and still falling is the last reports
from the tributaries.
The waloon, Capt. Ruis, leaves daily At n. M.
The Bertha having been detained by the fogs,
which have prevailed for the past month, has
been compelled to lay over. She leaves on Satur-
day, l4th inst, at P. NJ. for Opelousas and way
Shippers should bear id mind that the regular
Friday packet Ii Belle, under command Of the
veteran Capt. Sam Ayles, is receiving and will
cast loose at 6P. NJ. to-day.
Bertha from Opelousas with s62 bales cotton,
SS1 sacks cotton seed, hogsheads sugar, 80
bbls. mOlasses and sundries.
Jno. B. Maude from Memphis with 1854 bales
cotton, 2l6l sacks cotton seed, sacks seed cot
Frank Pargoud, from Argyle, with s54s bales
cotton. S4l6 sacks cotton seed and sundries.
Seminole, from Upper Coast, with lSl hogs
heads sugar and 235 barrels molasses.
Kate Kinney, from Helena. with 2l61 bales of
cotton and sundEies.
Mary Ida, from Upper Coast, with 80 hhds
1ugrr and 2S6 bbls molasses.
Frank Morgan, from Lower Coast, with 81 hhds
sugar and bbls molasses.
Wawenosk, nom Bonnet Care, with 40 hhds
sugar and SO bbls molasses.
b. l.. Hodge, from Wallis Landing, with the |
champion coast trip Of the season, consisting of |
~ bales cotton, 5 SKIS seed cotton, 1913 hhds |
Lizzie Hopkins, from Lafourche, with lOS hhds
sugar, 491 bbls and Al halt do molasse,.
The Waloon had fair trip.
The La Belle arrived last night and leaves pos
itively at P. NJ. to-day.
The departures yesterday were the Frank Par
goud for Argyle. Kate Kinney for Helena, Semi
mole for Lafourche, Paragon for St. Louis, and
WaloOn for Lower Coast.
, The LaBeile, under command of the veteran
Capt. Sam. Ayle leaves positively at P. NJ to-
day, Tor Vicksburg, Natchez and way landings
we're S54S bales.
The c. H. Durfee lin place Of the new Bart
Able) is receiving to leave on Saturday, 18th
nst., at P. H., for Grand Ecore and ali way
andings.
We refer our readers to the advertisement of
ne Fleta, anu also to special notice regarding ,
Ter: In future, owinc to the low stage Of water
n Old River and the prevailing foss, she will :
make ten-day trips to Grand Ecore, leaving this
'ort alternately every Saturday and Tuesday, 1t
Pm.
The regular weekly Opelousas packet Bertha,
apt Il. II. Broad, is receiving 70 leave At P.
I. saturday. /
grEANIRs LEAVING THIS DAY.
FcR vICKsBuRG-I Independent Packet.-The h
ne passenger packet La Belle, Sam Agles, mas b
sr, Messrs Chas VI. Drown and J. F. Metzler, 5
Jerks, leaves - above at 5 2. II. to-day.
FoR BATON RoUGE.-The B. l. Hodge, Y. B. :
arancc, master, +. Bergeron, clerk, leaves for =
1e above and oil way landings ct P. N. to-day. E
FoR LOWER CoAsr.-The Waloon, Capt Ruiz, 9
aves IS above ats P. n. every day. s
The La Belle makes close connections at T
icksburg with packets for st. Louis, Yazoo
liver and the Bends. b
The Era NO. 10 leaves 1t p. NJ tomorrow for Sc Sc
landings on Red River !,
The John B. Msude, Capt. Swivel, leaves for =
emphis at P. N. to-day. 2,
he Fleta will arrive to-day and leave to-mor- s.
W At P. II. for Grand Ecore. dc
(By Telegraph "a
BAToy RouaE, Nov u, P. Mo Lord L ~ 10
cPeake: Arrive this evening. Good trip. q;
AVE tomorrow positively. SAML AYLEs Ia
Master steamer La Belle. Gt