The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

| The Stella Block, making weekly trips to the
Tensas and Macon, is due and will return to-
MOI row. Jerry DAVIS commanos. Uaoe bioch
| clerk. o-o
An item is going the rounds, West, that the 1919
sacks cotton seed brought by the Thompson
| Dean on the.2d, was the largest lot ever landed
here by one steamer. On the 18th OF October the
Bend packet Katie had 10, $50 sacks OF seed.
The Mary Ida, of the NJ. l. Line, had 80
hhds sugar, Is bbls mo asses, and Oh sacks rice.
She returns this morning, making ali land
ipgs on the Upper Coast to the Union Plan alton.
Commodore J. A. Ruiz in command, and the
obliging Ed valette in the office. ,,o,
The B. L. Hodge had 1856 hhds sugar, 449 bbIs
and 1 half bbls molasses, rs bags seed cotton l5S
bales cotton, 543 sacks seed.
The st. John had 81 hhds sugar, bo SACKS rice,
31S bnls and half bbs molasses.
The steamer Quaker is running IN bayou La
fourche, in connection with the Kate Dickson to
Nspoleonyl le. The Dickson makes tIl-weekiy
trips leaving every Tuesday, Thursday and sat-
urday at ?. NJ. James Tal Tor master, JACK
etriDger c'ers. ,
molasses.
Lsfour he packet, left Louisville Sunday and Will
arrive to leave here on her first trip, on Monday,
the 18th.
The receipts OF cotton by the river during Cc-
tober amounted to 1861 bales, as follows:
Vicksburg and the Bends, 81 ,30S Red River,
3.39s: Upper Coast, 10,0i7; Memphis, $50;
OuAchta, 6532; Arkansas, SSS; White River, 500;
by St. Louis boats, 1916; by Ohio River steamers,
7i4. and from the Atchafalaya, 1919. Same time
last year and from he same sources 10, 046 bales.
The James Howard, one OF the largest cotton
carriers and finest passenger steamers that lands
at our wharves is receiving at the head OF Gra-
vier street. for Memphis and all bend landings,
to leave tomorrow at p. NJ. Is. r. Pegram
in command, J. Fl. Chassaing IN the office, TWO
gentlemen well qualified for their respective po-
sitlons on such great steamer. . -
The John i. Maude ID due from memphis Win
fri,, and will arrive this morning 70 leave on
return trip tom rrow, her regular day. The
Maude is one of the most popu ar, as well as the
finest, boats in this trade, and has officers who
are experienced, polite and attentive Judd. 1.
West commands, Clerk E. W. Outlaw
The Frank Wizard, with one barge, arrived on
Sunday from Cincinnati. Her principal Items OF
freight were 1000 kegs nails, 1000 boxes soap
and 2347 ga cks corn. The future movements OF
the Willard will be made known in due time.
The Acme, Fanchon and Robert Young are all
on the way from the Ohio.
The W. s. Pike had 1865 bales cotton 232 sacks
seed, 3 bags seed C tton, 90 hogsheads sugar and
123 barrels n olssses.
The Lee passed Baton Rouge with 4O5i bales
cotton and 1900 sacks seed.
The John A. S,udder arrived on Sunday night
from St. Louis with SOL bales cotton, 1751 sacks
seed, 1879 sacks oil cake and large lot OF mis-
cellaueous freight. The Scudder returns TO-
morrow, and, being a very fine and commodlous
steamer, offers splendid opportunity
for travellers to the PIPER Mississippi. Captain,
The Susie 81 yer from st. Louis passed Menu
phls Friday night. The Il. G. Yaeger bound
down was at Cairo Sunday, and the Kate Kinney
left st. Louis Saturday.
The r. T. Bryarly ". T. Scovell master, from
Campte and Grand Ecore arrived on Sunday with
1856 bales Of cotton and 292 sacks OF seed. The
Bryarly is receiving to return to- morrow at T.
NJ. Mr.. w. II. McUhesney presides in the Office.
The Alexandria and Grand Ecore packet Texas
is due will return on Wednesday.
The Mary Bell le fl Helena with 1000 bales cot
ton and will leave for Memphis on Thursday. See
telegram to her agents, Messrs. Brockett Car
ter, below.
The j. F. Frazer leaves daily at P. NJ, Sun
day excepted, for all landings on the Lower Coast,
TO the Belair Plantation, returning early in the
o Canton, Jr., master.
The side-Sheel Oriole, JAS. T. O'Pry master,
caves daily, Sunday excepted, at 10 A. NJ, for
he Lower Coast to the Live Oak Grove Planta-
ion.
The John Howard, from White River, had 2131
oales cotton and FOG sacks seed.
The Favorite, John Bletry master, P: E: Barry
clerk, leaves on Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. for the
wer Coast to the Lee I ,antation.
See telegram below to Messrs. Burdeau Il
Wayne from the John B. Maude.
The Dawn, tapt. Chas. Z. Truslow's and Chss.
". browns new Red River steamer, arrived yes
erday from Cincinnati with 2S6 bales cotton, SO
JACKS seed and lot Of sundry freight. As We
published descrption OF this b Dat In our issue
II the 3Osh OF Oct Der, we can only add at this
writing that she s pretty boat, looks like very
,ood one, and as she belongs TO two most worthy
Gentlemen, we hope she may prove to them "The
Dawn OF prosperity"
The Col. A. P. Kouns is due from Red River
The Frank Willard will enter the Ouachita
rade. She Is seven or eight hundred bale
,)at, and OF very light drau yh.
The lightning Willie is due, and will leave to-
morrow as usual for all landings on the Ouachits.
!. W. Blanks In command clerk will be on
ne landing this morning RECEIVING for the Willie.
The repairs n the He ry Tete being finished,
will lpay ID 1v Il 1o
,oast, Donaldsonville and Bayou Lafourche. j..
!. Aucon master, NJ. II. Landry in the office.
The Tete will return down the coast tomorrow
nd leave again on Thursday.
The La Belle, that has been temporarily repre-
enting the fete. will lay idle until there is water
nough in Red River.
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, Claiborne
)ugas clerk, will be at the landll this morning,
nd vii leave for DonaldsonvilIe and the La
ourche to morrow at P. NJ.
The Wednesday and Saturday Fort Adams and
oast packet, Gov. Allen, John G. Libano master.
,ndy Rowland clerk, wilt be receiving this morn
lg at the head OF Gus omhouse street, and will
cave to- morrow, as usual at 5 p. M.
The steamer Robert E. Lee, Capt. Campbell.
lrved last evening from Vicksburg having as
argo 1854 bales cotton and 1856 sacks cotton
eed.
The tri.weekly Coast ard Donaldsonville
tcket st. John, f. Bergeron master, will arrive
}. day and return to morrow a. II NJ
The regular and reliable Lessie TAYLOR, Allen
ndng this morning, and will leave tomorrow
Y, for all Coast landings TO Plaquemine and
atom Rouge.
The tri-weekly Upper Coast packet Josephine,
Ill arrive to-day and re urn tomorrow at 10
M. :
The w. j. Poitevent, of the M. I. Line, is also
ue TINS evening, aud will leave tomorrow for
le Upper Coast at 10 A. NJ.
The splendid Ohio River passenger steamer
0bert Mitchell ls due to arrive this morning and
III return tomorrow for Louisville and Cincin-
att
Inc John Howard Is laying at the landing near
re , mead OF poydras street, and will leave today
lthout fall for all landings on White River to
icksonport 2. @. Mon gomery master, E. r.
cry dy cieIk: Inc Howard is the only boat in this
ade, and for that reason, if for no other. com
lends herse I to the favor of shippers.
Inc elegant ~ Mary arrived from Port Eads
'sterday with 93 hLds sugar, l01 bbis molasses
ld % sacks rice. She returns to the Lower
cast to. morrow at 10 A. NJ going as far as the
uarantlne station. Fred Probst master, J. G.