The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23

to Minden, leaves to-day 1t P. n. Geo. e.
Wilkinson, master, F. W. Ames clerk.
The Fannie Jatum, Green F. Shields master,
81. @. Tatum clerk, leaves tomorrow at P. NJ.
for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The ine and fast Kate Kinney, Of the New Or
leans and Ouachita Transportation Company,
leaves to-day at p NJ. for the Black and Ouachita
rivers to Camden. Joe Kinney master, Andrew
Clark in the Office.
The vel. known and favorite passenger steamer
Bismarck, John Spane master, e. Ross Powell
clerk, leaves to-day for Memphis, Cairo and st.
Louis.
The City OF Alton Will be at the landing to-day
from st. Louis, and will return tomorrow at 5
P. M. II. E. Bixby master, VIM. Mason clerk
The Thompson Dean, for Memphis and the
Bends, leaves tomorrow at p. M. w. B. Miller
master, Geo. Miltenberg clerk.
The GAINESVILLE, for all landings on the Arkan-
sas to Fort Smith, leaves to-day at P. M. John
4. Jones master.
Yesterday was a decidedly mean day in every
respect, and the multitude who had business on
the levee will bear us out in the assertion Bust
ness was very fair, considering that it was dies
The Silver had 3O5 bbls. rice, 100 of oil, 1O7 of
molasses, 81 hhds sugar, and 81 bales cotton.
The Belle of Shreveport had 100 hhds. sugar,
50 bbls. molasses, and 600 sacks salt
The rival Grand Ecore packets Lessie TAYLOR
and John B. Maude left on time.
The Fannie Tatum had very good trip in
from Red River. She laoded at Thalia street,
and will drop down to the lower landing to-day
and leave tomorrow.
Don't forget the GAINESVILLE to- ay. She held
out last season long after the others had quit,
aud Capt. Jones, whoi a mighty nice man, hopes
shippers will remember this fact.
Nice parade yesterday, wasn't it The Marines
looked Just as pretty and as soldierly as the bal
ance did.
The Morgan left Cincinnati with every room
engaged and had passengers in the texas. How
happy Harry must be.
The scudder had 80 passengers registered at
st. Louis, and had a large freight besides Coun-
ter attractions at Wheeling, Louisville, Memphis,
Noble, Galveston and other places won't prevent
us from drawing full house We know how to
get these things up, you see.
The Martha got out of the docks yesterday
and left in the evening for the Lower Coast.
The river yesterday showed A $40 feet below
high water mark.
The Magnificent Thompson Dean, with her
big trip, had not arrived up to dark. She goes
tomorrow. Prince Geo. Niitenberger in the
Office.
The Robt. Young, leaving Monday evening,
had to return. After getting under way, it was
discovered that her chimneys were unshipped,
and we're in danger OF falling overheard. She
will leave again on Thursday. her regular day.
The Bismarck to-day, and thesCity Of Alton to.
morrow, are The packets for st. Louis.
The Red River Transportation Company have
two boa.s up for Red River to-day, and the
Ouachita Transportation Company two for the
OuacnlIa.
The Tensas and Macon granger packet W. j.
Poltevent is due.
The Mary Houston goes tomorrow. Charles
Elliott and Ed. Miller are the moving spirits on
the Huston.
The Ouachita Belle had splendid trip in yes.
terday.
The Stella Block arrived just before dark from
Beuf River, and will return on Saturday. o. B.
Crooks Commands, Mr. Gabe Block clerk.
The James Howard, Glencoe and Future City
were all to have left St. Louis yesterday.
Capt. Abe smith, who Is so well-known in the
Attlkapas trades, leaves to-day with he George
Spangler for st. Martinville. The Spangler is a
No. boat and has No. captain, and they are
both going to stay in the trade If il takes all the
summer.
The Kittie Hegler was brought to the landing
yesterday and will load for Cincinnati.
The Utah has made another trip from the
Yazoo and il to return to-day.
[By Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Feb. %, sos A. M.-To Hite K
Carln: The st. Mary will arrive this evening and
leave tomorrow at Pm.
j. B. SCHMIT, Clerk.
VICKsBURG, Feb. 22.-To John Janney: Leave
at noon with $500 bales cotton and 1900 sacks
seed. j. NJ. WHITE, Steamer Pargoud.