The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, Nov. II, 1875.

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mary I0a, NaweLiock' oosepuln9 W. .: Lolte ,,
upper Ioast, o.. 'oIl, DohaioSohFil Iaenls
Iete, Assumption, Lalourche; 3. L. Hodge,
BATON houge' ". .; IKE, bay9u oaia' D :a
Drummer, Oaacalta; Oonnlon"ealth; Atiahtic ana
parges, Cltt ol Ai5on, CT LOUIS; hstie u, .9
vile; Lizzie gardner, Ihos. sherlock, Mary
Houston; John Means, Billy Collins, ONO hlVef;
Susie sn'er. Oalro. ,,,,
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. III.
Iberia, Lower Coast, III A. NJ.
Waloon, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
w. }. Poitcvent, Upper Coast, 10 A. III.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
st. John, Donaldsonvile, II NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, IL Nj.
j. +. Frazer, Lower Coast, 3 P. NJ.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge, ?. Al.
W. s. Pike, Bayou Sara, 5 ?. Nj.
Katie, Greenvile, P. M. ..#..
Susie Silver, Cincinnati, 5 ?. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The fleet and superb Katie, John w. Tobin
master, w. N. Gaines clerk, will arrive tonight
from Greensvilie and will return tomorrow at
5P. NJ, connecting at Vicksburg with regular
packets for the Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sun
flower rivers. Palatial accommodations and
railroad speed are combined in the Katie.
The Gov Allen, from Fort Adams, had 1856
bales cotton, 6 hhds sugar, 275 bbs molasses and
313S sacks seed. Owing to the fog and bad
weather the Allen did not arrive until late in the
day. She got off after dark and will be found at
her landing, head of Customhouse street. again
on Tuesday morning.
The large, fine and fast passenger steamer W.
8. Pike, making semi-weekly trips to Bayou Sara
and the Coast, will arrive tonight and return to-
Streck clerk.
The ST. John, making tr-weekly trips to the
Coast and Donaldsonville, F. Bergeron captain,
will arrive tonight and leave tomorrow, as
usual, at II M.
The Lessie Taylor, with the popular Allen Ju-
mel in command arrived yesterday morning from
Baton Rouge with another one of her large trips,
and left on time.
The Coast, Baton Rouge and Lobdells Store
semi-weekly packet b. L. Hodge is due to-day,
and will return tomorrow at 5 P. NJ. J. ?. Nc
Elroy MASTER W. r. Greathouse, Jr., a son Of
the late lamented Capt. Greathouse, has charge
of the Office.
The Mary Ida and the W. J. Poitevent, of the
M. l. Line to the Upper Coast, are both due to
arrive to-day, and return, the Poitevent to-mor-
row at 10 A. NJ, the NJ Try Tuesday at 10A. NJ.
The sturdy and reliable Josephine, Capt. W..
L. Cozzens, clerk G. E. Apologize, is due from
the Union Plantation, Upper coast, and Will re-
turn tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
The Henry Tete from the Lafourche had l4o
hhds sugar and 557 bbls molasses. The Tete re-
turns to-day and leaves on Tuesday at IL NJ
The new steamer Assumption, Joe Dalteres
master, n. z. Dupuis clerk, will arrive to-day
from the Lafourche and return tomorrow at IL
Nj. Capt. Joe has got good steamboat, and
Judging from the business he IS doing, the resi-
dents of the Coast think so also.
The r. w. Dugan, IN prime order and now run
ming in her trade is advertised for sale In another
part of paper. If not sold previous to the 1st
OF December, she will be put up at auction.
The Courler-Journal says that the Mary Bell,
built for Memphis and New Orleans packet, has
never seen Memphis since the first day she passed
down. She will see 1t this trip, Hays.
The James Howard has changed her next day
Of departure from here. Saturday, December 4,
is the dat fixed for 1t.
The Commercials dispatch, of the 9th, from
Memphis, says:
"The Thompson Dean left here at dark, with
40 cabin passengers and 800 bales OF cotton at
81 so per bale. Over 10000 bales OF cotton are on
the bank below awaiting shipment to New Or
leans, and the Dean will go in with all she can
swim under. The John Means and barges passed
down safe this forenoon, falling to take any cot
ton, owing to the heavy railroad charges. The
Mississippi Valley Transportation bargeboat At
lantlc Is que down, ana WIN aau lvoo pGles ~
600 tons of oil cake at 50 per ton. The James
Howard, on her next up trip, turns pack from
Chcot, and will be likely to so in with another
full load. -oo ooo
bales have been marketed here and at New Or
leans, worth s3O,OCO,OOO. More than four-hfths
OF the crop is yet to be shipped
The Thompson Dean Will arrive In time TO iea W
here for Memphis on Wednesday next. Capt. w
b. Miller, OF the most popular steamboat
captains on the river, commands,
Inc Susie Silver had not arrives up 10 aalh ias
evening. She will be at the landing to day, anc
leave tomorrow for Cincinnati. ID: H. SILVER IN
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