The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

| Coleman-l7 Allen West eco. Gumbel &co--15
| 81 March IA W Black &co-. 10 McGehee Snowden
& Violet IL 81 Allison Geo. 10 Fl & C Newman-11
| Howcott e. Gordin-1l B Wolfe &co--l0
Cromwell. 9 Temple Coons &eo-9 Rawlns Muir
rell Walker. Lewis &co-6 j Irby AGO. % Pres
| tidge Graham &co-5 W Robson Warren At
| kinson SEQ 5 Bakemore &co-i Richard Flower q
| Cos Denis 3 Isaacson Selxas &co-2 W Bur
| bridge &co-2 St ong Henderson, tTledlander
| = Jno MOBILES Henderson, Male & Cammack
| A Baldwin geo L Forstal & Jumonville--l Clai-
borne &co-6O d Hadden &co-2 cars hogs Jno Alex
| ander 100 bbIs -four A Hamilton &co-40 boxes
| meat Jos West &co-200 sacks bran Howard Pres
ton-lOo bbs -four Schwabacher Hirsch 3 boxes
mdse NJ McGraw-1i bds strrnps Horter, Peterson
& Fenner. .25 bbls whisky Schmidt LieSler-2o do
| Woolner & W-30 kegs butter Geo TAFT &co-40
| bbls beef Nose Bros-2 cars stock ) Colo"ay--2o
pkgs tobacco Bornio Bros-35 do Mayer Bros sc do
j Irby &co. so tierces lard Warm Mortimer 10
casks bacon half sack do sack do DelBondio- 2
kegs powder Flash, Lewis &co-l sack potatoes ii
| Campman-2 cars wood L AInold-2 bbls potatoes
bbls rough rice F Lewis-Total 24ll bales cotton
| MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS R
| Nov 1874 bbs molasses 10 bales cotton to bush q
| half bbIs do Pelton Il Dunbar---32 hnds sugar Mc
| Dermott-32 do Straight-l5 do Biboet-25 do
| d Given & Son-l3 do bbls molasses Richard Mil
| liken lO7 do 10 hhds sugar bales cotton Jno Adj
| ans ScO-7 bbls molasses Z ID TerrebOnne Son-5c
do 100 sacks rough rice Conger Kelley. 6 bbls mo-
| lasses j L Gibbons & COS do A Lalne-5O do ID
| Jamison 20 do J A Blanc II do 10 hhds sugar 81
bbls rice IS sacks rough rice P Sevin-2O hhds su
| gar Renshaw. Cammack &cO-l6 do Beltram-3s
do 146 sacks rough rice Gay &co-s bbls molasses
| /, Terrebonne-l0 bbls oranges NJ Dowling-3O do G
G. GTande -l40 sacks rough llce meyer W elll-'u 90
| Gwyn g. Dyer-29 do L Terrebonne go do Siewerd &
| Kip-2 ~ do NJ Walsh half Dbl rice Bibolet-56
| bbs rice H Bernard-2S head cattle Inbau, Aycock
eco 80 bbs molasses E J Gay &co..32 do NJ Lion 10
| do hf Dbl do Dbl sugar L Smms & Levy-1l bbls
| molasses 40 hhds sugar Robert Hare bbls syrup
| n Wetmore-4 do Rykoski.4 do half 66l do II
bbls molasses hhds sugar j NJ Putnam-20 bbls mo-
lasses John Calder hhds sugar Jno Chahe q Sons
| 30 bbs molasses Dufoar-32 do Delgado &eo-l4
| II & Newman-17 bales cotton w Burblidge eco
| l do Jno Phelps &co 30 w 81 LetchfOrd eco. i do
Lehman, Abraham eco. g do McGehee, Snowden
Violet a do Bloom &c3 @ do Wem9Ief
raud & Gibert-3 do Robert Hare-2 do Wang Cot
tam 5 do Hermann & Vignes-9 do j Spor 7 do
| Beer 2 do Hi-sch, Adler &co-4 do Levy. Loeb &
Scbeurer &co-5 do 2 bbls molasses Mar ade & Lacas
sagne-IO dry hides Rykoski-. 70 sacks cotton seed
A A Maginnis Son .1l6 heau cattle T Servat q Son.
81 do Inbau Aycock eco Total 1l6 bales cotton
sacks cotton seed 647 sacks rough rice 81 bbs rice II
bbls syrup Dbl sugar 100 bbls N asses half bbls
do 27a bids sugar 235 head cattle
NEW ORLEANS AMI, TEXAS RAILROAD
| Nov 1q--12 hhds sugar 10 J W Burbridge &co--50
bbls moasses B Johnson-t2 co Lanaux Son-.25
do Thibant- DO hhds sugar Br1sierLs d. d.
| Betram--s6 half bbls molasses Chism X Bnyd-3b
bbls do II uckner. Total, . hhds sugar ltO bbls
mossses e6 half bbls do
NEW OF, FANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
New Isl bales cotton to no I Hardie AGO. do to
| Bussey &co-9 doBritton Moore & Coeman-3 do Jul
rev g. Gillis-2 do Cfolsau Bros-l3 do Meyer Wes \
Cos do Blukemore &co-l4 pbgs tobacco III ok Brit
tin Sce-2 30 c Il Block &co-. 81 halt casks bacon
Schwabacher 4 fiirsch -'29' ! cs bulk meat t. NJ
Schwartz-l05l do McMlien Bros e boxes wine G 3
| lttman--l5 do = LdC0UflG--p uoZ W DOdIuS a
| win &co-50 doz pals Hrsch Adler &c0-l bx books
l. DePlaque-' boxes glassware Stratton 4 Mayer-
bbls oil Clark 4 bhls sausage Schneider 4 Iu-
herlier-. do ( De- B"ndo-5 cases mdse l. Marine
l CO St glass II Goldsmith bix hardware u Damoe
200 boxes cheese II Lawrence tSeo-l00 DO N AWll,
cox-3 race hortes Wan 8nd-I00 bbls lime lzard
100 do ) SaoigrasS- bales domestic Wacker &
w do T NJ McAIullen-l do G Iacobs-l pkg do
Collins & Wilson, cases do bale do |. Boyd-!o6
sacks cotton seed to order. box hats Drez-1 box
mdse Staufter Macready &co-2 bbis whisky l. Has
pei do J 5 Loheras. 3 pkgs bags l. jackson Neo
bdl spades Flashpoller & Nelson ) coops poultry
and sundres A Paris &co lot sundries MIS- lamp
bells bales domestic j NJ Cook--3 do W ilker u
Wilburn-3 do A Cohep-55 sacks rice sieweId 4 KIP
"A bbls rosn 20 bbls tuTpentine Simpson q 9 cou-
and sundues order Total 70 bales cotton 23i pcs
RECEIPTS AT THE NEw pAsls.
Coyington-Per schooner T M Pippo-16 bales of
cotton to order o Richard Flower &co-9J nO Ehatfe
& Sons-l1 Warren, Atkinson eco 2 n Wetmors
I Hamilton &eo 70 Aleus seherek q Autey %
rough rice Foerster-5 Hoelsel-3 coops poultry o
boxes eggs 400 bbs snnd to order Total 81 bales OF
cotton E sacks seed cotton Is sacks rough rice
Boxi-Per schooner Three Brothers-30 cords Of
wood to master
BAYOU Lacombe-Per schooner Gannett- 600 bbls
CHI .rcOal to master
Boxi-Per schooner Laura 40 cords wood to
master
Pascagoua---Per schooner Oloff-45Oc0 feet OF
lumber to II Buddig
| Pascagoula-Per schooner Annetta-4o,oVo leet Oh
lumber TO H Buddig .
Hansboro-Per schooner Mary Irene-40,0O0 feet of
lumber to II Buddig
Tickfaw-Per schooner JAS Wlgntman-l2 coras
wood to M ster
Boxi-Per schooner Tip Tops cords wood to
master
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Tangipahoa-Per steamer Gault-e cribs tim
Der to order ,
BAYOU Lacombe. Per schooner Modeste-250 bbls
sand to order
Pearl river-Per schooner Keno-10 cords wood to
master
Pearl river-Per schooner Mary Diana-14 cords
wood to master =
Pascagoula-Per schooner Fruitere-4O 900 feet Of
lumber to II Buddig
Blind river-Per schooner Pomme dOr-25 cords
wood to master 1890,
BAYOU Lacombe-Per schooner Tonnaire-900 bbls
charcoal to master -
BAYOU Lacombe-Per schooner Mary Jane-2O
cords wood to master
Tchefuncta river Per schooner Covlngton- 20
cords wood to master
Blind rlver-Per schooner Eagle-14,000 slaves to
order
Passengers.
To arrive per steamship New Orleans, from New
York
mrs F Duvall Alex Hay and wife, Miss Jessie
Hay Master Thos Hay, Mrs l. Rebeck and son, Mrs
A Gallagher and child, Mrs II Heating and daugh-
ter Miss NJ f Wood, VIM Rowland and wife, Mrs
Lieut. Muyus. = Maitland Capt Borland NJ
Conklin j Seymour Jno A Nosdae, l. Gallagher,
II b Blanchard w Tollcott, and 16 in Storage
| LIST OF VESSELS
I'm Clearsd and Sailed for New Orleans.