The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-07

bblS molaSses. she returns tomorrow nigh
and will leave again on Wednesday.
The semi-weekly B. L. Hodge, ]. P McElro,
master, will arrive to-day from Baton Rouge anc
| the Coast. and will return again tomorrow, he
regular day, at P NJ.
The St. John, making tri-weekly trips to the
Coast and Donaldsonville, will be at the landing
TO-DAY, and will leave tomorrow at II punctu
ally. F. Bergeron in command. The St JohI
leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
The La Belle, running in place Of the Henry
Iete, ). Z. Aucoin master, M. b. Landry clerk
arrived on time with l bale cotton, so hhds su-
gar and 52l bbls molasses. She left at II, and
will return tonight and leave again Tuesday
The La Belle makes tri-weekly trips to the La
fourche.
The Era No. 10, from the Lafourche and Don
aldsonvile, had b, gs seed C ,tton, % hhds su
gar, ~ bbls molasses and $40 sacks rice. The
Era leaves again on Wednesday. Tom Taylor
| commands.
For the purpose of making trial trip ste, N
was to have been raised on Capt. Joe Dalferes
new Assumption yesterday; she will leave Louis
| start on her first Lafourche trip on Monday
next.
| The K ate Dickson, from the Lafourche, had lis
bbls molasses, % hhds sugar. and 1877 sacks rice.
She got off yesterday evening.
The Katie connects at Vicksburg with the
| Home Line for the Yazoo and Taliahatchie and
the Vicksburg for the Sunf over River.
see the advertisement Of the Memphis and
vicksburg side-wheel packet Illinois in another
G lumn The Illinois leaves on arrival Of the H.
Lee at Vicksbcrg.
The N. l. Line steamers W. J. Poitevent and
Mary Ida leave daily on alternate days through
out the week for all landings on the Upper Coast
to the Union Plantation, ST.. James Parish. The
on Mond.y, Wednesda. and Friday at 10 A. M.
and the Ida, j: A. Ruiz master. E. NJ. Vallette
clerk, on the alternate days at the same hour.
The Josephine arrived from this Elevator last
evening where she had been LAYING for 48 hours
fixing her pump. She is in prime order now and
will leave tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. for her usual
landings on the Upper Coast. W. l.. Cczzens
master, G. Z. Applegate clerk.
The Wawenock, John Reynaud master, Charles
Brusle clerk, leaves Mon Gays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at 10 for the Upper Coast to the
Armant Plantation.
The Waloon, from the Quarantine Station, had
212 bb)s and 100 sacks rice.
The Katies time to Vlcksburg is twenty eight
hours.
The Kate Dickson making tri-weekly tips to
Lafourche, connects Will the light draught Qut-
ker, Capt. Taylor having secured her for that
purpose. See her advertisement in another col
umn.
Capt. P. G. Montgomery teleg apis that his
fine steamer John Howard will arrive tomorrow
from White River, and return on Tuesday. the
Sth.
The Belle Of Shreveport, for st. Louis. had
1900 bdles ties, 800 bbls rosin, 500 BIB rice and
200 tons sundry freight.
The John A. Scudder, from st. Louis, is due
this morning with large cargo, and will return
on Tuesday Captain, A. j. Carter; clerk, Chas.
II. Dix.
The Cairo correspondent of the Commercial
says:
Freight arrives rather freely from the NORTH,
and southwark bound boats get all they want on
the water. The barges of the Peytona have been
adding some, and will probably get away this
evening. The barges of the Atlantic also added
alx, Htn U.tiA IN I'D Wit,
tons, and added 100 tons here. The Rob'. Sem
pie, Capt. d. G. Moore, with barge Of + eight in
tow, passed to New o leans yesterday. She goes
South to run in the Arkansas and White rivers,
and Capt. Moore thinks he can carry as mu h
cotton on his one barge "a most of them can
carry with their boats. Capt. Joan Arnold and
Capt John VII Jams, formerly OF the steamer
Exporter, are her pilots"
The Ohio River steamer Mary Houston left
with very fine trip yesterday. Sc had fully
600 tons freight, and was drawing 6la feet, and
had 800 barrels oil to take on at Vlcksourg. Her
principal items from here were 40 90 feet lum
Der, $50 barrels oil, $50 sacks Coffee 290 sacks
salt, $50 bales rags, and large lot OF miscela
neous freight.
1he fine steamer Robert Mitchell is next on
the list for tie Ohio. She is due to arrive, and
will return on Tuesday, the S.h. James Paul in
comm md, Frank Stein ia the Office.
The Frank Willard and bar5es are also due
from the Ohio.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, 4th
"Capt. II. U. Hart and Edwin Donnally, last
evening, purchased the s. Turner from Capts
Wise and Jones and Thomas Sherlock. The
price paid was $4,000. 1t is the intention Of
he new owners TO place the Turner in the
Cincinnati and New Or. cans trade and they will
load her on the first good stage of water. Capt
Hart Is to be in command and MIR. Donnally will
have charge of the Office In the meantime, re
pairs to the boat to the extent Of $4,000, will be
made.
1.-The new Pauley condensers have been placed
on the Chas. Morgan and Capt. Stein IS awaiting
good stage Of water, when he will load his
paiatial steamer for New Orleans.
The q. B. Church comes off the docks thi 8
evening, and the Vint. Shiukle off the ways"
The Fon.enelle abandoned her Red River
trip late yesterday afternoon, and TUNED her
freight over to the Garry Owen
The G. q. Durfee was taken from the landing
yesterday.
The Texas is the next boat advertised to leave
for Red hiver. She will arrive in time to leave
on her regular day-Wednesday.
The Il. T. Brysr = -. a. p. Kouns, from
Red River. are DO {
The Memphi,aa "a a19al ttJohn Maude
is on the way wi ! ia 3tse.ant will arrive in
time to return on " ,sfs 81. Ter regular day,
without fail. Jud . y 81 master, Z. W. Out
law clerk.
The James Howast laying at the head of
morDing, to leave also on Wednesday for Mem
phis and all Bend landings. B. Il. Pegram mas
ter, j. H. Chassaing clerk.
The Fontenelle commences to receive in the
for trip TO the Arkansas River, for all
points through to Fort Smith, and being very
light draught boat will go through. She will leave
on Wednesday. ]. s. Smith master, c. L. Bren-
nan clerk.
The receipts OF sugar and molasses yesterday
amounted to 255 hhds, and 1863 bbls and IS half
bbis.
EBy Telegraph
VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 6, 1875.-J. Janney 1T Com
mon street: The steamer John Howard will
rive Monday and leave Tuesday for Jacksonport
and all landings on White River.