The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-11

The Homer has not been sold vet We re-
fer our readers to the advert Sc ut Mt in anothe I
column.
The Willie for Bayou Bartholomew, is re-
ceivng to leave positively at ) p N. to-mor-
row.
The river before this city is nearly banks
| full; We can stand several inches more how
ever.
The following named steamers left port
yesterday: st. Mary for Lower Coast, Bradish
Johnson for Grand Ecore, Stella Black for
Bout River, Ida for Attakapas, Rata and
| Bertha for OpelouSas, Garry owen and Gov
Allen for Camden, Louisville and Thompson
Dean for Ohio River.
The Belle Lee leaves for Louisville at Z.
| N. tomorrow.
The Frank Pargoud is receiving for Chicot
City and the bends. She leaves as usual to-
dav at ) F. NJ.
The Ashland from Arkansas River arrived
yesterday, and IS receiving to leave on return
trip at ) 2. NJ to-day.
The Kate Kinney is receiving to leave Sat
urday, l3th inst, at > Z. ~, for Camden and
all intermediate landings.
The Bertha, Stella Block and Bradish John
son LETT last evening with splendid trips.
A large quantity Of corn has been shipped
recently up Bed and Oaachita rivers
! RATES OF FREIGHT The present rates in
| Red River actually ruinous to steamboat
men, and if they do not improve, and pretty
| soon, at that, we my look to see many a
| boat seek the Algers shore and choke stumps.
| Yesterday there was any amount of SQUAD
bling over what little Red River freight there
was in town, and rates to Grand Ecore and
many landings intermediate were 125 cents
| per barrel, other trelghts in proportion. This
Is Just One-q quarter card rates Our steam
boatmen should do something to remedy this
state OF affairs.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs. The Carrie
A. Thorn, Lou. Greenlee, master, Chas.
Thorn, clerk, at 5 7. NJ.
For UPPER COAST. The Mary Ida, Capt
Ruiz, at 10 4. NJ.
For BAYOU MANcHAc AND ANTE RIVER
The Alice, G. S. ID. Porter, master, Lon
Kells, clerk, at 4 z. NJ, from Magnolia
Bridge, New Basin)
FoE CHIcor CITY. The Frank Pargoud,
j. NJ. White master, Curt Holmes, clerk, at
p. NJ.
Bayou LAFoUEcHE AND CoAsT. The Lizzie
Hopkins, n. L. Dupuis, master, NJ. H. Ian
dry, clerk at ) p. NJ
LAFouRcHE AND THE COAST. The Era No.
10, Joe Dalteres, master, Tom Clements and
Frank Dalferes, clerks, at p. NJ
For ARKANSAS RIvEE.-The Ashland, Jno.
A. Williams, MASTER leaves at 5 p. NJ for
Little Rock and intermediate landings
For MINDEN.-The John Howard, H. L.
Lee, master, f. +. Perry, clerk, leaves at P
NJ, taking freight and passengers for all inter
mediate landings
For ST. LOUIS -hO,nfz ine-TheC arrie v
konntz, leaves at T.. NJ.
For CAMDEN.-Tne LESSEE Taylor NJ. Ken
nison, master, L. John, clerk, leaves at 5 2.
M.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIDAY. MARCH 10.
For ST. LOUIS. The Jno. A. Scudder, 4. |
}. Carter, master. at ) Z. NJ.
For BAYOU SARA.-The W. S. Pike, J. J.
Brown, master, at > u. NJ.
For BAYOU BAETHoLoMEw.-Th Willie, f. |
b. Trinidad. master, Tom Hazard, clerk, |
leaves at , Z. NJ. for all landings on the above
stream and intermed lie ones Oh Black and |
Ouachita rivers.
by telegraph
BAYOU SARA, M4rch 1O.-To NJ w. joyce:
Maria Louise will arrive tonight fun trip.
Ill. }. BEINKEE
from OUR EXCHANGES.
The river was about on stand last evening,
with thirteen feet three inches water in The,
canal and good steamboat water on the falls.
Business was only moderate. At an early
hour yesterday morning snow began to fall
ana Ine storm prevailed all day, making the
heaviest fall Of snow we have had during the
winter. Tue wind made it very disagreeable
md annoying to steamboats, arriving and de-
parting
"Spring, gentle SPRING yesterday. Bah,
If yesterday Was spring day, we'll take a
title more winter
The Andy Baum had 1000 bags of corn on
Ter for Cincinnati yesterday. 1t will be
= squeezed into " bedbug pizen inside Of a
week and shipped back down this way in bar ;
els. {
Our jack eat 50 much snow yesterday that
lis ears and tail got stiff
The snow storm all along the Ohio River
vas general yesterday, and several arriving
nd departing boats We're detained by it
We would like to know before we sell our |
leavy clothes to buy lighter ones who is run I
ing the weather business now-winter or !,
pring?
Instead of W. J. Lewis "Belle Saline will
e the name Of the new boat being built here c
or W. J. Lewis under the supervision Of !.
APT. Gould.
Thank We, Maisther Hyde, of the ST. Louis {
sepublicnm, for yer complement in Yer :
apur. May yer hide stick clus up to yer !
ody, that, whin the divil goes for We, he'll 5
ct skin We, at laiSt. Win he cooms, Hyle t
ide. CoWier-J0uundl, SM.
ATE OF FREIGHT BY RIVER FROM NEW ORLEANS To S