The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-11
River Reporter n. Q. Bulletin.

be found daily from 8 A. M. to P. NJ.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. 0. Bulletin.
salt would have called dirty. We had mix
ture Of rain and sunshine; very little sun
shine, however, but plenty of rain.
In consequence of the inclement weather
but little business was transacted on the land
ing yesterday.
The Bradish Johnson, Capt John Helm, il
receiving to leave at p. M. to-day for Grand
Ecore.
Seventy-fve cents bale for cotton is the
present rate from Shreveport to this city.
The Col. A. 2. Kouns is receiving to leave
Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings at
p. NJ. Friday, Feb. 18th.
The Frank Pargoud is receiving to leave at
S P. M. to-day for Chicot City and way land.
ings.
Once more-for the hundredth time this
year-the river front is q sea of mud and
slush.
The regular Memphis packet Belle Lee is
receiving to leave tomorrow, Friday, at p.
M.
The following are among the first steamers
due at this port: Frank Pargoud from Chicot
City, @. b. Church from Cincinnati. Bart
Able from Grand Ecore, Natchez from Vicks-
burg. Col Kouns from Jefferson, Garry Owen
and Gov. Allen from Camden.
The Maria Louise, Capt. Jack Brinker. ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Shreveport.
with fine trip. She is receiving to leave on
return trip Saturday, 18th inst. at M.
The departures yesterday were st. Mary for
Lower Coast, Henry Tete for Upper Coast.
Ruth and Bertha for Opelousas, c. Fl. Durfee
for Shreveport, Yazoo for Yazoo River, Susie
Silver for Ohio River, and Ouachita Belle tor
Camden.
Any one having a small light-draught steam
boat suitable for carrying and towing, can
dispose Of her by addressing B. B., at this
Office.
STAGE OF R1vERs.-The Ohio is falling,
Mississippi rising slowly, Red and Ouachita
are both falling slowly.
The Belle Lee landed at the head Of ,Thalia
street, yesterday, to put off her cargo She
will be receiving this morning at the head Of
Common street tor Memphis, Vicksburg and
the Bends
MIR. Joffrion, of the Bradish johnson, has
our thanks for a late Natchitoches paper.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For GRAND ECoRE.-The fine si1e-wheel
passenger packet Bradish Johnson, John
Heinz, master. Ed. Burke, clerk, leaves at
2. nj. to-day, for Grand Ecore, Alexandria
and all way landings.
For OPELoUsAs fast packet Fieta.
G. g. Pickett, master, L. II. Muggah, clerk,
leaves for Washington and all way landings
to-day at p. NJ.
For CHIcor CRY AND THE BENDs.-The
Frank Pargoud, J. NJ. White, master, Curt.
Holmes, clerk, leaves to-day tor Chicot CITY,
Argyle. Vicksburg and intermediate landings
For UPPER RED RIvER-The r. r. Bryarly,
Capt. Scovell, is receiving to leave at P. NJ
to-day for Fulton, Shreveport and all inter-
mediate landings on upper and lower Red
River.
ANTE R1vER.-The Alice, Capt. Porter,
leaves Magnolia Bridge, New Basin, at P.
NJ to-day for all landings on Bayou Manchac
and Amite River.
UPPER CoAsT.-The fine side-wheel pas
senger packet Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz, master,
J. L. Boyd, clerk, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day
for White Hall Saw Mill, st. James Convent |
Bonnet Care and all landings Intermediate |
She leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and |
Saturday at 10 A. N.
For THE LOWER CoAsT-The Waloon Capt. |
Ruiz, leaves daily, from the head of Cont
street, for all landings on the Lower Coast
as far down to Greenwood Plantation.
The Bismarck leaves to-day for st. Louis
at 5 p. NJ
The James Howard is up for St. Louis, to
leave tomorrow at z. Nj.
The fine steamer Willie, E. B. Trinidad,
master, Tom Hazard clerk, leaves Friday
at 5 p. M.
The high wind which prevailed yesterday
evening was source of annoyance to a
number of stern wheel steamers that left
port.
by Telegraph
TRENTON, La, Feb. 10.-To Adams & Work:
Steamer Gov Allen leaves here at II NJ, with
twenty three hundred bales cotton.
j. w. BLANKS, Master.
DELTA, Feb. 1O.-To Jno. Janney, New
Orleans: Leave here on time with 1900 bales
cotton. T. p LEATHERs,
Master Steamer Natchez.