The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
TIE RIVER.
OYFTCE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning, Oct. 6. 1876.

IHE RIVER.
OyrTCE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, Oct. 6. 1875.
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ARRIVALS.
Orioles Wsloon, Kate Dickson, Stella Bloch
Aessle Taylor, +. T. Bryarly, Col. A. P Kouns
Trenton.
Oriole, Waloon, J. F. Frazer, r. E. Lee, R. I
BrJarly.
Orole, Iberia, J. F. Frazer, Favorite, Waloor
Lower Coast; W. j. Poitevent, Josephine Uppe
Coast b. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge; Henry Tete
14afourche; w. 5. Pike Bayou ara Ida, Attaka
pas; astrop, Ouachita; Glencoe ST. Louis; Mar,
aoust o, Cairo; Frank Pargoud, oreenville; Ton
Parker. Louisville. "A
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE To- bay.
Oriole, Lower Coast 10 A. M.
Josephine. Upper Coast. 10 A. M.
Iberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. Nj.
Jessie Taylor, B, ton Rouge, IL M.
Tom Parker, .Ouachita, 5 2. NJ.
Trenton, Opelousas, 5 p. NJ.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati, 5 P. NJ.
Aate Dickson, Lafourche, p. M.
MISCELLANEOUS
NFor additional river news see our daily tele
III he R. T. Bryarly, W. T. Scovell master, ar.
IA Yesterday morning with 725 bales cotton
2Jl head cattle, and returned to Shreveport
sh4t evening.
The Col. A. p Kouns from Shreveport, got in
- the same time with 81 bales cotton and 179
head cate. The Kouns is receiving to leave to-
morrow evening, without fail, ]. II. Kouns mas
Ter, Charles W. Drown clerk. The Kouns is a
9rst-class light draught boat, is comparatively
lew, and has officers well-known in the trade,
who are polite and attentive in the discharge Of
their duties
- From the Cincinnati Commercial, October 2 !:
Capt. NJ. II. Kouns, accompanied by his family,
E4rrlved here yesterday on the Ashland. and left
Tor Louisville, where he will join his steamer
4 Bonnie Lee, leaving Louisville tonight for New
E1f0fleans."
The Courier-Journal says that the Bonnie Lee
Pc perfect little beauty.
~ The fine and fast Josephine, W. L. Cozzens
master, Charley Apologize clerk, leaves this
morning at 10 o'clock, for all landings on the
h Upper Coast to Hahnville and the Union Planta-
ton, returning tomorrow; leaves again on Fri
day, at the same hour.
The Wawenock has been secured bv Captains
John Renaud and Charles Brusle as an Upper
Coast packet to the Burnside Armant Plantation,
every W9S1ssday T and FRIDAY t
- just Oft OF the ways, where she has received an
.nn2ss entire new hull new deck floor, besides
0uch other work, and she ID now in fine order,
= laying at the head of Cont street, ready to
Eeive freight. John Renaud master, and Charles
Brusle clerk, are gentlemen well-known on the
Coast, and will no doubt make their packet
euccess.
- The side-wheel United States mail. freight and
passenger packet Iberia, Geo. A. Sheldon master,
ohn McConkey clerk leaves this 10 A. M. for all
,ndings on the Lower Coast to Port Eads.
The fleet Oriole, Jamss T. O'Pry master, leaves
lilly at 10 A. Nj. for all L3wer Coast landings to
The L. = Oak Grove Plantation.
The term car load Is very generally used but
lev people know how much it is. The st. Louis
1spes takes the trouble to learn, and says, as a
general rule, 1000 pounds, 70 barrels of SALT
20 OF ime,.90 Of flour, 60 Of whisky, 200 sacks of
hour cords of soft wood, Is to 20 head of CATTLE
|50to 60 head of hogs, 80 to 100 head of sheep,
5000 feet of flooring 10000 shingles, one-haif
- OF hard lumber, one fourth less Of green lum-
TIT, e-tentn Of ioists, scantling and all other
E1ge timber, $40 bushels of wheat, 300 of corn,
No Of oatr, 400 of barley, 800 of flax seed 800 of
4ppes, 430 of Irish potatoes, $40 of sweet pota-
10es, or 1000 bushels of bran make a car load
The. Frank Pargoud, J. M. White master,
passed Delta at noon yesterday with $500 bales
~ 9ll arrive to-day and return tomorrow. A
non street, receiving freight. ''''' D'"" "a Wi"
The splendid Ohio River passenger steamer
Ary Houston, Charles Miller master, Elliott |
Her clerk, was to have arrived last night, and
xil return to-day at 2. NJ, going through to
Wncinnati. |
Tho Glencoe, T. s. Calhoun master, J. T. Nc. |
rd clerk, is due to arrive from st Louis, and is |
return tomorrow.
&lEMPH1s, Oct. 1.-The Ruth brought out 15O |
Hes OF cotton from White River to-day, and re-
crts money scarce and chills plenty along the
bite River Valley. Cotton is carried out of
bite and ARKANSAS rivers to this port for 81 80 |
bale. White River has feet Of water and
e Arkans as feet
# The Lesse Taylor arrived YESTERDAY morning
th fine trip from the Coast. She returns to-
N as usual, at IL NJ, for all landings to Plaque
Aes and Baton Rouge. Allen Jumel master,
lafIes Brusle clerk. L.
The Carrie V. Kountz did fine business yes
Day having to refuse freight. She had, for
\ Louis, 500 hhds of sugar aud 200 tons miscel-
eous freight.
kHE WALooN.-This packet, making hereto
daily trips below, has changed her days Of
4rture and terminus, and will now extend her
to the Quarantine Station, leaving every
day and Thursday at 10 A. M. The Waloon
be commanded by Capt. John Taylor, late of
Rlce Farmer, than whom a more popular
hbOatman or thorough gentleman does not
In this trade. Capt John o. Valette, her late
Ger, will be found in the Office, and is the
man in the right place.
Notwithstanding the rain yesterday the
Arly had very fair trip for Red River.
0apt. Gus Hodge, with his new Tom Parker, | :
"a not arrived up to dark last evening, but I'm.
they have gone across with "sprinkling q
from Delta, will be found at the landing
morning. The Parker will not tarry with us,
be rs to leave this evening at o'clock for the
the tributaries.
Rapides laid over from yesterday, but will
q to-day for all points on the Black and S
fhlta rivers to Ouachita City, Joe Holmes
Ter.
q Trenton was unavoidably delayed yester- |
and did not arrive until last evening She 1
ms to-day without fail, taking freight for all :
s on the Atchafalaya, Bayou Lourtableau
DIES 6laizes. E. Quatrevaux, master, H.
ison, clerk.
3 fleet Kate Dickson leaves to-day at P b
psitvely, for Donaldsonville and Bayou La
he: returning down the Coast on Friday,
eave again on Saturday at the same hour. S
Terrebonne, master, Claiborne Dugas and S
Landry, clerks.
Ouachita Belle, John Mossop, master, 8
c. Libano. clerk, leaves to-day for all way
pgs TO Vicksburg, and regularly every We'd
BY hereafter. 81
efine steamer John Howard, Just put in fine
4. and ready for the seasnn,s busnass will G,