The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-03
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1874

| N ID WetmOYe-l7 Bush d Levert-16 l. Alrey dc<
49, W Burbridge &co-13 S D Moody-ll . Larous
sini-s Bloom &co-s W E Halls Ben Gerson-:
Male Cammack-5 W Harrington Aco4 W
WS9s WHehe Morssn
Renshaw, Cammack Aco-1 Chas Gallagher dc
Howard 4 Prestons-l W Pike-1 W Cooper &
S Gumble &co-s o Hopkins Richardson May
hhds sugar bbls molasses 8 half bbls do Meyers
Mann-2 hhds sugar bbls mOlasses Hirsch & Adler
ls do Dutfour & Bazus-ll E Gay &co-35 Bush
| Levert-l do % hhds sugar S Fl Kennedy &cO-2O
bbls nolasses W Pike-l5 hhds sugar Ar Mi!ten
berger Polloek3s do ? Maspf TO &coISo Richard
] Harris &co-l Dbl honey z Maj rac-l bales wool
D Kaufman-l bds hides Horter Peterson Fenner
| IT'S sacks cotton seed Maginnis Sons--and sun
dries to order-Tota 1865 bales cotton % sacks seed
cotton IFS sacks cotton seed 81 hhds sugar SO bbs mo
lasses half bbls do
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire-2s bbls
oranges to E Borland-3 do K S Morse-12 hhds su-
gar Richard Milken-37 do 10 bbls moasses to P
| Maspero &co-33 bbls rice Fernandez &cO-34 to S
rice P Thompson-93 do Kelly DOH rty-134 do
| Jos David-s2 7 Thompson--59 Wood-38 Fer
nandez &co--13 Roder-and sundres to order
Total 40 hhds sugar 10 bbls mOasses 129 bbs rice
| go sacks rough rice 81 bbls oranges
LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Hy Tete-36 bbls mo-
lasses 1s half bbls do IA hhds sugar to Tertrou-s
bbls molasses W Burbridge &co-205 do hhds SUI
gar COnger & Kelley-3 do % bbls mOlasses NJ
Scott--l2 do hhds sugar Lanaux-5 do and
bbls mOlasses Q ID TerrebOnOe-i6 do Is hhds sugar
4 Beltram-1a bbls molasses Z J Hart &co-4 do to
Hickman-S do G A Lanaux IL hhds sugar 30
bbs mOlasses Z w Rodd & SOn-2O do Is hhds sugar
Seig & krug--7 do ID bbls mOlasses Male g. Cam
mack--11 do H Buckner--35 H Gally-13 Clapp
Bros &cO-1s Duveau & Ricaud-1 Lemare & eau
threaux-10O sacks rough rice Bush e. Levert-1 Dbl
peanuts bales moss q ID TerrebOnne-hf Dbl pea
nuts L TerTebOnne-and sundries to Order-TOtal 81
hhds 496 bbs molasses Is half bbs do and 100
sacks rough rice
TRENTON-Per stesmer Bertha Bruner-51 bales
cotton to Jurey & Giilis-40 do Meyer Weis &co-36
do L II & NJ Allen &cO-20 Wolfe &co-14 do
m z Lev g. Haas i1yAu &, Mott I
D Wetmore-6 Beraud & Gilbert nellie s. Cam
mack-25 sacks cotton seed Union Oil Co-and sun
dr1es to Orde-Tota e6 bales cotton 25 sacks cotton
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Belle Rowand-135
bales cotton to Jno Chaffe: Bro Son-93 do Meyer,
dy &co-3a Jno Phelps &co-27 Golsan Bros--l9
L & W Adams Rawlins e. Murrell--1s j NJ
Sandidge &co-l5 Richardson s. May-l3 Clapp Bros
G CROMWELL J W Burbridge Geo. L Har-
ris &eo.4 Peet, Yale & Bowling-3 N D Wetmore-
IL, h., J Allen &co-l :. Hrseh & Adler-lso
Inbau AycOck &co-and sundries to Order-Total 52l
bales cotton 23s head cattle
Ry Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILOAD. November al bales cotton Richardson
May-239 do II & j NJ Allen &co-236 L L Airey
&co.so3 Lehman: Abraham &co-l5o Meyer Wes &
co-l26 Walden. Hawkins &co-l2O Pritchard & Bick-
Autey-e2 Jno Phelps &co-76 Wamsley AGO.
a Jno Chatfe, Bro 4 SOn-73 Bussey &co-61 W B
Thompson &eo-6l Blakemore &co-4O Britton &
MOOre-36 5 Thomas &cO-32 Stewart Bros EcO-31
W Frierson Goo 80 PAYNE. Kennedy &co-a9
Beades, Wood &eo-22 J C Dennis-22 Warren At
m kinson PDe.i;dEs GsS.a crom
II II Allison &c0-l2 w Harrington Sco-l2 Clapp
Bros SGoLll D H Wallace kco-1l Richard Flower i
Black SEQ Rawlins & Murrell-7 Beu Gerson-7
Howcott & Gorlin-5 d Wetmore-4 Wallace eco
Hanna &co-i Peet Yale & Bowling Forstall &
G W Sentel &co-l McGehee, Snowden & Vioett-1
Hirsch & Adler Q Thomas &co-1 L Harris II
col S Kausler-1 Burnet &co-1 W II Hogan
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
November Piss bales cotton to Lehman. Abraham &
co-52 to Jno I Hardie &co-29 Jurey & Gs-25
Beadles, Wood &co-9 Post & Hobby-2O pkgs tobac-
co Flash, Lewis &co-4O do Isaacson, Sexas &co-3O
& Josehp-6 Peel g. Reds II r Will |
son-2O boxes axle grease 20 ties rice G NJ Bayy & |
POnd-6 bbs carrots Dawson g. Pitcher-6 bbs pears
SO bbls applas DelBondiO-3 cases mdse H Bresbi-
20 pkgs tobacco S Hernsheim & Bro-15 bbls onions |
grease NJ McGraw-2O do Schmidt e. Zeigler-4 / F |
Tower-2 bales domestic W H Letchford &cc-1 do
W Tompkirs-2 cases do Peet. Yale & Bowling-1
do Friel-1 Drez-4 D'Arcy-15 Belden-13 |
E BOoth-1l Fitzhugh-4 Albert e. r. inarth-2 |
y r Gold.mithIl e McCarthy,s God
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
lis sacks rice to Anderson & Slmpson-l2 bbls mo.
asses 10 hhds sugar J Forstall & SONS bbls mo-
asses Delgado &co-and sundries to order
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Amte rver-Per steamer Aice-24 bales cotton to
Renshaw Cammack &co-21 Payne, Kennedy Geo.
on D Wetmore-1 bales cot on and sandries to
" DamevOOd &cO-1 do L Schommer-lot sundries
.amare & Gautreau- 200 sacks cotton seed Meyer,
duncy & Marcy--and sundries to order-Total Sc
'ales cotton
Pearl river Per steamer MARITIME 600 feet of
Amite river-Per schooner Morning Lights
acks seed cotton 1000 slaves % cords wood master
Pearl river-Per schooner Alice McGuigen-35, 900
Pascagoula-Per schooner Alcyon-4O, 600 feet of
lmber to order
Pascagoula-Per schooner Wilhelmina- 4O, 600 feet
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner La Beliefs
Ords wood to master
PaScagOula schooner Annetta-3S 600 feet of
amber to order
Jordan river-Per schooner Bloom-5O CORDS wood
master
stockton-Per schooner Farmer-3s,ooo feet Of
Pearl river-Per schooner Union-4oooo feet of
lmber to order
Pascagoua----Per schooner Dxie-14o0 bbls char. ,
Pearl river-Per barge Pearl Rivers-55OoO feet Of
lmber to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Tickfaw-Per schooner Eagle No a--10 cords wood
master
Tchefuncta river-Per steamer Tger-l6 cords OF
OOd to mgster
Amite rivcr-Per schooner Hetter Els-6s 900
lingles H. 900 slaves 80 cords wood to master
Tchefuncta fiver--Per schooner Lille Dunn-60
,rls wood to master
Biloxi--Per schooner Sirena--50 cords wood ,
master
Pearl river-Per schooner Mary Disna-ls cords
God to master
Memoranda. |,
The steamship Ashland. Capt. J. B. Baker, from
altimore odd via Key West 18th and Havana 29sh
IT, arrived yeste day, having experienced in the
uf heavy nofther of 30 hours duration.
Passengers.
Per steamship Ashland Capt. Baker, from Bslti =
ore via Key West and Havana:
From Baltmore-Chas, H. Lyons. From Havana
ugeniO L. fremont, s. W. Harding
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
NEW TORE.
COrtes. FreenAn sid Oct "a '
Western Metropolis Quica sid Oct "a /