The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17
ARRIVALS.

TO ARRIVE. |
Orole. Favorite, Lower Coast; Mary Ida, Upper |
Coast Henry Tete, Bayou Latourche B. l.. |
Hodge, Baton Rouge; W. S. Pike, Bayou Sara
James Howard, st. Louis; Thompson Dean, |
Cairo r. L. Lee, Vicksburg; Katie, Chicot City. |
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TOMORROW.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Waloon, Lower Coast. 10 A. NJ.
iberia, Lower Goa t, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine, Upper Coast 10 A. NJ
Wawenock Upper Coast. 10 A. NJ.
Henry Tete, Lafourche. 5 p. NJ.
W. s. Pike, Bayou Sara, P. NJ.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge, 5 ?. M.
Katie, Cbicot City, 5 2. M.
Commonwealth, St. Louis P. M.
GAINESVILLE, Arkansas, 5 p. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The fleet and beautiful Katie, John W. Tobin
master, Wessrs. Gaines, Entriken and Jemison
clerks, will arrive to-day from Chicot City, Green
vile and Vicksburg, and return tomorrow, at 8
p. NJ, promptly.
The Robert f. Lee from Vicksburg, will be
due tonight and return On Tuesday.
The Ouachita Belle will arrive to morrow night
and return to VIclsburg on Wednesday.
The Lessie TAYLOR had LOG bales cotton, 1858
sacks seed, % bags seed cotton, 104S sacks rice,
65 sacks Creole n, 1900 slaves and As barr Is
molasses, and Left again for Baton Rouge on
time.
The Coast and Baton Rouge packet B, L.
Hodge is due to arrive this evening, and will
return to-morr w, at P. NJ. ]. P. McElroy mas
ter, f. Bergeron clerk.
The J. F. Frazer, from the Lower Coast, had
80 sacks l1ce. She leaves again on Tuesday.
AS CUSTOMARY the Orioe lays over to-day. She
leaves tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ, for all Lower
Coast landings to the Live Oak Grove plantation.
James L. O'Pry in command.
The COSY and tidy Waloon, John Taylor master,
John 0. Valette clerk, leaves tomorrow, as
usual al 10 o'clock, for all way landings to Point
ala Hache and the Quarantine Station.
The United states mail passenger and freight
tri-weekly Low er Coast racket Iba,ia, George A.
Sheldon master. John McConkey clerk, leaves to-
| morrow at 10 o'clock fJr Pointe.a la Hache and
Buras. The Iberia, as passenger boat, is par
excellence"
The emi-weekly Coast and Bayou Sara passen-
ger steamer W. s. Pike wi arrive 10 night and
| return Tomorrow at Z. III. John }. Brown
| master, s. :. Streck clerk.
The Katie passed Vicksburg with 700 ba es and
| 5400 sacks seed.
| The Mary Ida had SAG sacks rice.
| The w. j. PoiteveAt ID undergoing some slight
repairs, and will be out again in few days, to
resume her place in the Upper Coast trade, ieav-
| ing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. he
many friends of that efficient clerk a, pleasant
gentleman, Mr.. George BARLEY, will be pleased
| to learn that he is to remain on the Poiteyent.
| The fast sde-wheel Upptr Coast steamer
Josephine, making tri-weekly daylight trips to
|
at 10. W. l.. Cuzzens master, &. Il. Applegate
| clerk.
| The wawenock leaves every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 10 o., lock, for all landings on
the Upper Coast to the Burnside Armant Planta-
| ton going through each way in daylight. John
Renaud ma stt r, Charl Brnsle clerk.
| Nearly all of the planters who started their
mills had to stop on account or the cane not
being sufficiently atured. A continuance OF
of the present weather will start them again, and
many others besides.
The Tensas has carrying capacity for loOO
bales.
Scarcity Of cotton pickers prevails in all sec
The Bar Able had 1913 bales cotton, 1854 sacks
cotton seed, and bags seed colt ton. Owing to
low water in Red River the Able has been tempo.
rarily Withdrawn. The G. H. Durfee went out in
| her place, Capt Dick Sinnott in command.
The departures of the Red River Transporta-
tion Company for the coming week will be as
follows Lotus No 3, Tuesday; La Belle, Thurs
day, and Texas Saturday.
The latest news from Red River reported
SO inches at Boyce's, and still falling.
The Willie, from the Ouachita, had 538 bale
cotton, So bags seed cotton and 200 sacks seed
She returned last evening.
The Shannon will have her guards strength
ened, receive coat of paint and will enter the
Ouauhita trada and rem ain i'll it during the sea
son. She is very complete boat large carrier
and light OF draught, and will make good Qua
chita packet.
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with large "trip, part Of which WAS 800 bales
cotton, liz sacks seed. She will cave for Mem
phis, Cairo, ST. Lo1ls, and all in -ermetlate
points, tomorrow, at 5 P. NJ. T. W. Shields
master, Owen G. Gates clerk.
st. Louis Republican, 145h:
''Uapt. Henry Swltzer visited Change. Upor
the arrival of Dick Love from New Orleans in {
few days, Capt. Switzer viii go down and devote
his attention to the wonderful iron tTeigh
steamer he has under construction for the st
| IOlis and New Orleans trade.
capt. Alb Shaw has bought an interest in the
Fannie Tatum. and will command her this sea
son in the New Orleans and Arkansas trade. Mr.
John Elwell will continue in the Office, and Mr.
Jimmy Greenough will be associated with him.
THE Kate Kinney will load in few days fol
the Ouachta but we don't know anything about
the line Of boats to Red River which the Shreve
port Times says st. Louis men propose to pu
in
The Thomson Dean and the James Howard
are both d1e. The former leaves Tor Memphis
on Wednesday. See advertisement. The day
for the Towards departure has not been named
yet.
down, left Cairo on Friday.
Owing to some informalities in the Clarksyi lei
papers, which could be corr ected only at Mem
phis, she was obliged to defer her cepaptu,r1'
until tom arrow when che will leave at 5 ?. NJ
for the Arkansas River. Capt. Jones left TO-
J Memphis yesterday by rail and will return IL
time TO take her out.
The katie's time to Vlcksburg 10 twenty-eiSh
hours.
For the accommodation of shippers who cou,'
not complete their Grand fcore orders in time t.
, ship yesterday by the Durfee, Capt. Sinnott ha
made arrangements with the Lotus Leaving tues
day. to carry them up. See special notice IN an
other part of our paper.
The Lotus, La Belle and Texas will connec
f with the feet OF light boats now up Bed River
, The Kate Dickson, from the Lsfourche, beIni
unavoldably detained, did not arrive until lat
yesterday. She had 42S sacks rice and 80 barrel
potatoes, and Wa to have returned last night.
The Henry Tee, from Donaldsonville an
Bayou Lafourche, J. F. sucoin master, NJ.
Landry clerk, will arrive this evening and retur
. at 5 p NJ. tomorrow. The Tete connects a
e Thibodsux with the Bertha Drummer, Capt Du
puts, for Lockport.
The Wawenock had 95 sacks rice.
d The Waloon had 81 barrels and IS sacks rice.
! The Josephine had 80 sacks Creole corn and
| sacks rice.