The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-29

Henry Tete, Mary Ida. B. L. Hodge, Kate . OK
son, j. F. Frazer, La Belle, Grafton, ". >. Pike.
DEPARTURES.
Orole, Waloon Favorite, j. +. Frazer, Henry
Tete, Frank Pargoud, Trenton, Marie.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Iberia, J. F. Frazer, st. Mary, Favorite
Lower Coast; Wawenock, Josephine, Mary Ida,
Upper Coast; Henry Tete, Era No. 10, Lafourche;
Rapides,,, Ouachita; Il; I: Bryarly, Col C 4. r
Fleta, Opelousas; Jimmie Baker. Tensas; Chero-
kee. Ohio River; City of Quincy, st. Louis; Utah.
Yicksburg; Lessie Taylor, Baton Rouge.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Iberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
EWawenock Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ
B. L. Hodge Baton Rouge, 10 A. NJ.
J. F. Frazer, Lower Coast, l p NJ.
W. s. Pike, Bayou Sara. 5 P. VI.
Kate Dickson, Lafourche 5 p. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Frank Pargoud had 1907 bales cotton and
679S sacks seed, and returned last evening on
time with fine trip.
The Ouachita Belle was taken to laying-up
quarters yesterday
The big Inun" left Natchez with 300 bales
cotton and 5000 sacks seed. and will arrive this
morning aud leave tomorrow at 5 Z. Nj. for
Natchez, Vicksburg and all way landings. L.
The Gov. Allen is receiving to-day and Will
leave tomorrow positively for Fort Adams and
all Coast landings. The Allen is in this trade as
regular packet, and will leave every Wednesday
and Saturday at 5 P. NJ. John G. Lbano, than
whom a more popular captain never ran ia the
trade commands the Allen. And Roland in the
Office assisted b. Ned Phelps.
The Natchez connects at Vicksburg with regu-
lar packets for the YaZoo River, Memphis and
the Bends, Cairo and st. Louis.
The Henry Tete had bags seed cotton, O.
hhds. sugar, 203 bbls. molasses, and S22 sacks
rice, and get away on time yesterday. She re-
IL fox Donaldsonyle, Lafourche and all Coast
landings.
The Kate Dickson, from the Coast and La
fourche, had 116 bbls. molasses, 10 hhds. sugar,
ing at 10 o'clock. Jas. Taylor master, Jack String
er clerk.
The Era No. 10 is due to arrive this evening
from Bayou Lafourche, and will return to-mor-
row at p M. Tom Taylor master, Claiborne
Dugas and j. B. Landry clerks.
The W. s. Pike had 100 bbls. aud half bbis
molasses, 81 hhds. sugar, 773 bales cotton, ~
bags seed cotton, and 1888 sacks seed. She will
return to-day at ?. NJ, making all Coast land.
ings to Bayou Sara. John J. Brown master, s.
s. Streck clerk.
The J. F. Toll had 900 bbls. rice, 700 bbls
rosin, 225 bbls. pitch, Is hhds. sugar. Is bbls.
molasses, 1000 bdls. ties, IS hhds. soda ash, and
1875 tons sundrv freight
The fine passenger steamer City OF Quincy, j..
West Jacobs master, j. R. Pension clerk, is re-
ceivng to leave tomorrow at p. Nj. for Mem
phis, Cairo and all intermediate points to 81.
LOUIS.
The Grand Lake and barges, downward bound,
passed Memphis on Wednesday.
st. Louis Republican, 26th
"The Bill Henderson will leave to-day for New
Orleans, with about 100 tons potatoes and onions,
She will remain South commanded by William
Cooley, son of the owner and master OF the
new steamer Tensas, which was built out Of the
little steamer G. W. Curtis, formerly On the Up
per Mississippi.
"The various tonnage interests yesterday
agreed to advance in rates to all points below. To
New Dreams and Vicksburg the rates now are:
Flour 60c u Dbl, pound lots soc per 100; to way
points 700 and 35c."
Capt. J. B. Eads has bought the towboat Pisa
at st. Louis-price s650O-tor service at the
Jetties.
terday morning with ATT bales cotton. Needing
some slight repair, she will go on the docks
The Owen came through from Shreveport
The J. F. Frazer had % hhds. sugar, 81 bbls.
molasses and 81 sacks rice. She leaves daily at
M, Sundays excepted, for the Lower Coast
to the Belair Plantation. Oliver Canton, Jr.,
master.
The elegant side-wheel Lower Coast packet
Orole leaves daily, Sunday excepted, at 10 A. NJ,
for all landings through to the Live Oak Grove
Plantation. James L. O'Pry master, John Esto-
pin al clerk.
The St. Mary will be at the landing this morn
IL.
plantation landings on the Lower Coast to Port
Eads. The st. Mary is truly elegant 10 her get
up and is very fas, boat. Capt. Fred Probst
commands, Mr. j. G. Iremouet chief in the
Office.
The steamer Favorite is due to-day and will
leave at 10 A. M. tomorrow for all landings on
the Lower Coast to the Lee Plantation. John
Bletry MASTER 2. T. Barry clerk. The Favorlte
is running in connection with the ]. +. Frazer.
The splendid and fleet side-wheel passenger
steamer IBERIA Geo. A. Sheldon master, John
NcConkey clerk, leaves to-day at 10 promptly,
making all freight landings to Port lads. The
Iberia carries the United States mail
The B. L. Hodge had SO bales cotton, $40 sacks
seed 300 sacks rice, LA hhds sugar, sos barrels
and IL half barrels Of molssses. She returns
to-day at 10 A. NJ, making all Coast landings to
Baton Rouge. ]. p. Mcklroy master.
The st. John will be brought to the landing
early this morning, and will leave tomorrow
positively at IL o'clock for Donaldsonville and
regularly thereafter every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday at the same hour. F. Bergeron,
known to almost every inhabitant on the Coast,
will command, assisted in the Office by MIR. E.
Leblanc. The St. John will return down the
Coast every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
The receipts OF sugar yesterday amounted to
2s1 hogsheads. Molasses 1049 barrels and 70
half barrels.
The Natchez left vicksburg with 1900 bales.
The Mary Ida, from the Upper Coast had 81
bbls molasses, hhds sugar and 704 sacks rice.
She returns TO. night and will leave again to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Wawenock leaves to-day at TO- from the
head of Cont street, for all landings on the Up
per Coast to the Armant Plantation, making the
trip each way in daylight, John Reynaud master,
Chas. Bruse clerk.
The W. J. Poitevent, that is to run in connec-
ticn with the Mary Ida on alternate days, starts
on Monday next. s. Heno will command, Geo f.
BARLEY clerk.
The daylight Upper Coast packet Josephine,
W. l.. Cozzens MASTER Charley Apologize clerk,
leaves to-day promptly at 10, for HahnTille and
all way landings to the Ulion Plantation.
We had call las. evening from Capt. Lew
Moon. of the jetty steamer Grafton He reports
work at the jetties progressing rapidly. Labor
plenty and the health of the men remarkably
good. Fish and oysters in abundance for their
fare. The Grafton viii return to-day with tow
of stone.
The La Belle from Red River, arrived yester-
day with 1903 bales cotton, SO bags seed cotton
and p head CATTLE On account of low water the
La Belle will not return. She met the Carrie A.
Thorn and Sandy at Alexandria; the former re-
shipped TAG bales, and latter 142 bales cotton.
The Col. A. P Kouns from Red River viii be a.