The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-14
THE RIVER.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, Nov. "A. 1874.


Saturday Morning, Nov. "A, 1874. !
The undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent OF this paper.
Copies OF the BULLETIN stamped and delivered
win be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents per
dozen. GEO. ]. DUNCAN.
At daylight yesterday q strong norther was
blowing, making the temperature slightly win
terish the sky was overcast all day by dark
leaden Clouds but they did not pretend rain.
Business was brick on the upper, but dull on
the lower landing yesterday.
The C. II. Durfee has been chartered by Capt.
Sinnott to supply the place Of the new Bart Able,
curing the low water season.
There are large number OF holes in the wood
work, and round about the landing, as everybody
familiar with that locality knows. but there is
ono that the boys never are afraid to fall into,
the Hole in the Wall.
The Eleta will have her new fancy top smoke.
stack put up to-day and leave at r. NJ. for
Grand 1core and ali way landings.
The Opelousas packet Trenton, Capt. Quatre-
vaux, will arrive in time to leave on Monday, 10th
inst, ct p. NJ. on return trip.
The Katie viii arrive tomorrow night and
leave for mouth OF White River on Monday 1T 5
The c. H. Durfee leaves positively for Grand
Ecore at P. n. to-day.
The Era No. 10 leaves for Bed River this day
without fail.
The Fleta is receiving to leave 1T O'Clock this
evening for Grand Ecore.
Capt. Sam Ayles backed the La Belle out last
evening with . splendid trip for new beginner.
The arrivals yesterday were as follows: W; 9;
Pike from Bayou Sara, with s37 bales cotton, 1873
hhds sugar. 2S3 bbls and 81 half bbls molasses
La Belle from Vicksburg, with 819 bales cotton,
1929 sacks cotton seed and sundries.
st. John, from Baton Rouge, with fine trip.
Fleta, from Grand Ecore, with 500 bales cotton
and LOO head cattle.
Natchez, from Vicksburg, with 2774 bales cot
ton and 2468 sacks cotton seed.
Empire, from Lower Coast, with G6 hhds sugar,
81 bbls moasses, 1871 bbs rice, 372 sacks rice and
sundries.
Josephine, from Bonnet Care, with 81 hhds
sugar, 16j bbls molasses, Is Ibis and 100 sacks
rice.
Waloon, from Lower Coast, with II hhds sugar
and Is bb.s moasses.
Capts Jack Blanks and Kenison arrived yester-
day from vicksburg, on the Natchez.
[By Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, Nov. 13.-To Lord McPeake
Will arrive at O'Clock this evening. 500 bales
cotton, 100 head Of cattle. Leave tomorrow
evening positively JOIN c: IN. Mlno ITCH III.
v1cKsBuRG, Nov. 13.-To J. B. Woods 4 Co.,
No. lu4 Common street: Steamer Tom Jasper
will arrive Sunday night, and leave on Tuesday
for St. Louis. J. WEST JACOBS, master.
The departures yesterday we're the John 3.
L. Hodge for Baton Rouge, Waloon, Frank Nor
gan and Marie for Lower Coast, and Lizzie Hop
kins for Upper Coast.
The Kountz Line packet Paragon got away
last Thursday night with nearly 1900 tons OF
freight.
Mr.. Will E. Lamothe, formerly clerk of the
Glasgow, died at the residence OF his father, in
Upper Alton, on the 5th inst, aged twenty-nine
years. He leaves wife and one child to mourn
his loss.
Rates by river are As cents per barrel for flour
and 2l4 cents per hundred for pound freight.
BoATs DUE.-AMongst the next steamers due
at this port are the John +. Tolle from St. Louis,
Bastrop from Ouachita, Trenton from Waehins-
ton, w. J. Behan. Sabine Il. T. Bryarly and
Bossier from Red River, Belle Lee from Men,
phis, Katie from Chicot City and R. E. Lac from
Vicksburg.
The following are the present ruling freight
focs