The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, April II: 1870

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, April II. 1879. J
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Ruth from Opelousas, Bastrop from Dayo"
Bartholomew, Mary Ida from upper JAS;
Henry Tete from Lafourche, Lotus 70. ? alo
Texas from Red River.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Mary Ida, Kate Dickson, .. r. frazel' A'oo'
E. Lee, City Of Alton.
TO ARRIVE.
st. Mary from Opelousas, T. !; DlySMry
from Red River, Lizzie Hopkins anu HIs ~,
10 from Lafourche, 3. L. Hodge from bayou
Sara W 8 Pike from Fishers Landing, Belle
n Sbyeveport and Great Republic from st.
T.onis Rice Farmer and Marie from Lower
Coast Mary Houston and Exporter from Cin-
c;nna,ti GAINESVILLE from Arkansas River,
Frank Pargoud from Greenville, Mary LA
from Upper Coast, Alice from Amlte River.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY
Tho Henry Tete, at 10 A. NJ, J. +. Aucoin,
master, P. A. Charlet, clerk, for Lafourche
and all coast landings.
The Ida. at 5 T. H., for At.akapas and
Atchafalaya and coast landings, j. Z. Forgay,
master, +. H. Buck. clerk
TIE Kapides, at 5. 2. NJ, for Minden and
nil LANDINGS on Red River to Loggy Bayou,
Cant. Nat Puckette, Clerk F. Y. Cellos.
The Lotus No. 3, for Jefferson and Shreve-
mort. at P. NJ, D. D. Dannals, master, H. c.
The John Howard, at P. NJ, for Minden,
Can't. II. L. Lee, Mr.. E. Il. Perry In the office.
The La Belle for Shreveport and all way
landings, NJ. N. Wood, master, Mr.. Chas. W.
Drown, clerk.
A. NJ, for Southwest Pass, ". s. Bassett,
master
The Josephine at 10 A. NJ. for the Upper
Coast to Union Plantation; W. L. Cozzens
master.
The fine steamer Ruth at 5 P. NJ, for Ope-
lousas; L. Quatrevaux, master, II. Moialson'
clerk.
The fine steamer St Mary, in place Of the
Bertha, at p. NJ, for Opelousas; VIM. Bur
ton, master, A. P. Trousdale. clerk.
The Leslie Taylor will 60 to-day a. Z. NJ
to Camden, Monroe and all landings on
Ouachita and Black rivers; Capt. ]. w. Blanks
IN command. T. John and Owen JaMls0n IN
the Office.
The Willie, for Bayou Bartholomew. as
high a Poplar Bluff, at 5 P. NJ; y. B. Trini-
dad. master. Tom Hazard, clerk.
The Robert Mitchell not getting off yester-
dav. will 90 to-day. Capt. Hates treats his
patrons in a most clever manner, as is testi-
fed by all who travel with him.
The Carrie V. Koontz, Of the kountz Line,
Jas. MELON, AScuts AooVoo SO-.AfsJ "e N'-'
for St. Louis. Lou Allen, master, G. Il. Sea-
man, clerk.
The Peytona and barges for the Ohio River,
Capt. j. c. Verhoeft, leave to-day at ?. n.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
Capt W. C. johnson, Of the Garry Owen,
for Ouachita, not feeling satisfied with pres
emit prospects, has concluded to withdra"
temporarily. The freight received by the
Garry Owen will be transferred to the Lessie
Taylor, leaving to-day. Shippers VIII De gov
erned accordingly.
Capt Lon Greenlee has secured the Garry
Owen to take the place Of the Carrie A. Tho q
in the Bayou Macon trade, and will leave for
there Thursday. Mr.. Sam Block, a clever
gentleman, will take charge Of the Office.
The Garry Owen is q No. l steamboat, and is
we'll suited for the trade.
By a telegram from the st. Mary, it will be
seen that she will arrive in time this morn
ing, to leave this evening in place OF th'
Bertha.
The Frank Pargoud, Capt. J. NJ. White
from Greenville, will be found at the landing
this morning.
The Ouacnita Belle is the next in line TO-
Camden aud Monroe She is receiving q
the head OF Common street. 4. A. Blanks
master.
The Texas, Capt. Chas. Stinde, arrived yes
terday morning from Shreveport, and vii
follow the LaBelle in the Railroad line.
The City Of Alton, leaving yesterday even
ing, had good trip Of people.
A number of convicts were sent up on tn
Robt. E. lice yesterday levening. larg
crowd gathered to see them embark.
The Mary Houston will be found at tn
landing to-day, aud will leave tomorrow TO
Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Memphis Avalanche makes the follow
ing statement Of the comparative shipment
Of cotton by river and rail from that city
The total shipments Of cotton by river north
ward since the first Of the present month hav
been only $50 bales, and by rail for the sam
time 3lO9 bales. BY river south since the Is
only 96 bales have been shipped, and by ra
COZ bales. The rates by both rail and river
New Orleans are 81 per bale, and several lo
have been sent by rail within few days b
cause there was no boats to ship on from her
During the month of March the shipments {
cotton south by rail were 1851 bales, and
river 27I2 bales North, by rail, shipment
we're 80 1888 bales, and by river 1852 bales.
[By Telegraph
CA1Ro, April l2.-To j. b. Woods j. Co
1O4 Common street: Steamer Great Republ
will arrive Friday and leave for st. Lou
Saturday evening, 18th inst.
J. p YouNG Clerk.
CAIRO, April ITO W. H. Bohnger, S
Louis Packet Line, 12S Gravier street: Gres
Republic will arrive Friday to leave Saturda
evening. 18th inst. ). T. YOUNG, Clerk.
Bayou SARA, April 10, 1S75.-To Brittle
4 Eppler: The St Mary will arrive at da
light Wednesday morning and leave at b
NJ positively, in place Of the Bertha:
w. BUXTON, Master.
BATE OF FREIGHT By RlvEA FROM NEW ORLEANS
Psducah. .3O135c u 100
CINCINNATI oJtGs1oc T Aou
Memphis .l50t20c u l0O
cairo. .IVWSsoS " ~
Chicag ..45015Oc q lOO
Pittsburg. .....................5O 0D6Oc o. 1UO
Red River Observation-Disclosures Halt card Hat
Ouachita River. Observation-Disclosures. Gard hat
Ct. Louis .2 O@35c y 100
NOlasses to st. Louis or Cairo. -. 81 90 " i
:. to Louisville ... I 70 "
.. to Cincinnati 70 u b
:. to Pittsburg 2 IS " \