The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-08
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning, July 8, 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning, July 8, 1876.
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S IN Rs-s .. :. 500 Moor Rises 1854 p. II.
Son sets..--.. .......7:o3 First Or. 1Od 500 A. NJ.
Oriole, Susie, Rice Farmer, Shannon, Katie,
Commonwealth.
pxrAnrusns.
Onole, Marie, Iberia Carrie A. Thorn,
Trenton, Thomas Sherlock, R. T. Bryarly,
=. F. Frazer. 8
Oriole. Marie, Iberia, J. r. Frazer Lower
Coast, Thompson Dean o ,io River, Bart Able
Red River, Natchez Vicksburg, Willie and
Bastrop Ouachita.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
For Grand Isle. from the head Of Harveys
Canal, at 8 A. NJ. sharp, the Minnie, Gus
Richards master, A. P. Trousdale clerk
Lower Coast to Belair and Star Planta-
lions, Jesuits Bend, Terra Bout and way
landings, at 10 A. NJ, the new sidewheel pas.
senger packet Orole, Jas. T. O'Pry master.
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station and
Pointe-a-la- Hache, at 10 A. NJ, the Rice
Farmer, John Taylor master. ~ N9f
Upper Coast to Hahnville and Union Plan
tation, st. James, at 10 A. M the Mary Ida,
J. A. Ruiz master, E. N. vallette clerk.
Greeville and the Bends, Vicksburg and all
way landings, at S P. NJ, the Katie, j. d.
Phelps master. II. N. Gaines clerk.
Donadsonviile, Bayou Lafourche and all
Coast landings, at P. M, the Era No. 10,
Cincinnati, Louisville Memphis and all in
termedate landings, at 5 P. NJ, the Shannon,
J. De Hart master, G. II. Arthur clerk.
st. Louis, Cairo. Memphis and the Bends,
at p. NJ, the Henry g. Jaeger, J.. G. Van
Hook master, N. B. Fowler clerk
Ouachita and Black Rivers, Bayou Macon
and Tensas, at F. NJ, the Stella Block, Sam
Block master.
MsCELLANEoUs
For additional river news see our daily tele.
grams. AHr4ts
The superb Katie arrived yesterday morn
ing with rs bales of cotton, 2028 sacks of
cotton seed and 1921 sacks Of oil cake, The
Katie returns to-day at S promptly for Bayou
Sara, Nstchez, Vicksburg and the Bends
above to Greenville. ]. d. Phelps master,
Messrs. Gaines, McCrindle, Kelly and Entri-
ken clerks. @ WI eva 4t1 t.@ &i
The Grand Isle excursion steamer Minnie
leaves from the head of Harvey's Canal every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 o'clock,
going and coming in daylight Capt Gus
Richards, SO we'll known, commands; clerk
Mr.. A. P. Trousdale. See her advertisement
in another column.
The Lower Coast express packet Marie,
W. S. Bassett master, leaves at 9 A. NJ. from
the Canal street ferry every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, going through to Pilot Town
in daylight
The goo steamer Era No. 10, Joe Dalferes
master, j. p. Mohr clerk leaves to-day at 5
for Donaldsonville, Bayou Lafourche and all
Coast landings, returning down the Co st in
daylight on Sunday, and leaving again on
Nj nday next.
The pretty and fast Mary Ida, the tri-week-
ly packet to the Upper Coast, leaves as usual
this morning, under the command of Capt.
j. A. Ruiz. with very clever trio in the Office,
in the persons Of Messrs. valette, BARLEY and
Heno. N a g.tau
The side-wheel United States mail, freight
and passenger steamer Iberia, I. l.. Morse
master, leaves every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for all landings on the Lower Coast,
to Pilot Town and Port Eads The Iberia
lands at the foot Of Cont street.
The Shannon from the Ohio River got In
yesterday morning with 1926 packages OF
freight, part of which was 1915 sacks OF grain
and Il0 army wagons. The Shannon re-
turns to as after an absence Of over eight
months, and is to-day better boat than
when here last, for she has just received ex-
tensive repairs been painted inside and out
side, has had her cabin and staterooms re-
furnished, and as passenger boat is the
equal in every respect Of any boat of her class
on the river. She is under the command OF
Capt John Deb art, with Mr.. @. H. Arthur in
the Office, and ia to leave to-day for Memphis,
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati at 5 P. NJ
Capt. w. b. Miller telegraphs that the
Thompson Dean will arrive tomorrow mora
ing and leave So urday for the Ohio
River. The Dean is the largest and one OF
the fastest boats in this trade, and is also one
of the most popular; therefore visit to Bur
deau Il Wayne's to-day, or on the Dean early
tomorrow, will be necessary to those who
want choice of rooms.
The Thomas Sherlock, leaving last even
ing, had so cabin passengers. 60 deckers and
25G tons of freight, part of which was 800 bun.
dies Of ties, 200 rolls Of bagging, 50 barrels OF
rice and 80 barrels of molasses.
ME,deHB-The Avalanche of Saturday says:
The total number Of bales OF cotton re-
shipped from the mouth of White River dur
ing the season now closing is 19, $50 bales.
Last year it was 81, 1853 bales, and the year
before 49, 93 bales OF that reshipped dur
ing the past season Is, $50 bales went to New
Orleans, 1866 bales being ont of Arkansas
River and 1884 bales from White River. To
Memphis there was shipped during the same
time 2l23 bales, and to st. Louis AS bales.
SAs~ss
plantations in the vicinage, was $50 bales.
Last year the crop was about two-thirds OF
full one in the White and Arkansas valleys
Next year it is expected 5000 bales will be
reshipped from the same point Twenty
steamers engaged in the White and Arkansas
rivers discharged cotton ct the mouths ct
those streams for reshipment North and
South duriag the past season.
The freight engagements Of the h. G. Yaeger
not being completed. she laid over until r.
NJ to-day, when she will positively leave for
ST. Louis, Cairo and Memphis; J. c. Van Hook
I'm command, N. B. Fowler clerk.
master, Oven G. Gates and Thee. Phillips
clerks, from st. Louis, arrived at noon yester-
day with large trip. The Commonwealth,
while awaiting her turn to load ct ST. Louis,
received considerable repairs, and presents q
very meat appearance. Being very large
boat, well fitted out and under the control OF
ax,av;apcad and atfartiva officars abe offers