The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-21
THE RIVER.

THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Morning, Jan. d. 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Csc Moon kisses. 3:05 \. NJ
Sun Sets...-...--.525 New Moon god .:i2 A NJ
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Martha, Quaker. Garry Owen Mary Ida,
Henry Iete 3. l.. Hodge, Waloon, j. L. Frazer
DEPARTURES
Oriole, Martha, J. f. Frazer, Mary LA, St.
Mary, Robert Young, Frank Pargoud, Belle OF
Shreveport.
To ARRIVE.
Martha, Oriole, Mawenock, J. F. Frazer, Geo.
Spangler, Lower Coast; Trenton, Opelousas
Bertha brunner, Shannon. Ouachita Dawn, May
Lowry, La Belle, w. J. Behan, Red kiver; Bis
marck st. Louis Susie Silver, Cincinnati; st.
Natcnez, Nicksburg Josephine, Mary Ida, Upper
Coast Minnie Avery, Attakapas; Fontenelle,
Arkansas River; Lessie Taylor, Baton Rouge.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Orlole, Lower Coast 10 A. II.
Waloon, Lower Coast. 10 A. N.
| Wawenock, Lower Coast, ~ A. NJ.
| Geo. Spau gler, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ
Josephine, Upper Coast IL A. NJ
| Henry Tete, Lafuurche. III A, Nj.
| y. l.. Hodge, Baton Rouge. III A. ".
| Iberia, Lower Coast, II Nj.
| j. Z. Frazer. Lower Coast. 3 +. IL.
| Gov. Allen. Bayou Sara, D L. NJ.
| Garry Owen, Des GlalZee. 5 L. NJ.
| Commonwealth, Cincinnati. 5 L. NJ.
U. Z. schenck, Cincinnati, 5 Z. NJ.
| Iron Mountain and barges, st. Louis, z. d.
| Andy Johnson, st. Louis, z. NJ.
| w. j. Poltevent, Tensas and Macon 8 Z. NJ.
| MISCELLANEOUS
| For additional river news see our daily lele
grams. =,
line Vicksburg packet hatcher. Thos. ?. Leath-
| ers master, James +. Muse clerk, viii 10 at The
| landing to-day at the head OF Common street, re-
l...y tA-tt ~ n
| with regular boats for the Iazoo, Iallahatchle
| and Suntower rivers.
The Trenton will be found at the landing to-
day. and will leave at p NJ, taking freight for
| all points on the Atchatalaya, Uourtableau, Des
Glalzes and Bayou Boat 4. Qdatrevaux mas
| ter, Ii. Molalson clerk.
See the advertisement of the fas and powerful
| towbo4t Painter No. in another column.
| The new Martha is due this evening from the
Lower Coast and will return tomorrow at L.
NJ, going through to Port Eads.
! The Baton Rouge ana Coast packet LESSEE
| Taylor has clerk on the levee, head of Blen-
vile street, and will arrive in time to leave to-
morrow, as usual.
| The popular Lobdell's Store, Baton Rouge and
Coast packet Il. l.. Hodge, le4vss at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning, promptly; }. T. McElroy master,
| w. r. Greathouse, Jr., clerk.
The Coast and Donaldsonvllle packet 81. john,
T. Bergeron master, will be at the landing ms
morning, and will return tomorrow, as usual, al
10 o'clock. Mr.. j. G. Bergeron clerk.
The Memphis Avalanche says: The receipts
of cotton per our railroad lines commune liberal,
and it is estimated that the crop is not much
more than half III, but there is all apparent fall,
ing off IN the movement per railroads from the
| South, and per river. In 1901, WHEN Memphis
received nearly 81, coo bales Of cotton from a
crop of / 352 900, our receipts from September Isl
to January 18th were 279, 49, bales, 1855 less
than received corresponding peaod this season.
| Cincinnati Enquirer 18th:
| "Mobie has had two steamers ADDED TO mel
| DIR a mas
T. NJ Bagby Capt j. NJ. Tlndei, and proposes tC
ply in the Warrior River, from Mobile lniepen
, dent from the old packets. The second Is the
Baudy hoore Capt. Marks. The Baudy Moor
was built in Philadelphia in 1866, and has beer
running ON the Chattahoochie River. one OF the
Florida water courses. She will now be put into
the Columbus trade and run in connection with
the William S. Holt"
!, | and the new Mobile, that left here last week.
The Sc. Louis Steam Barge and Novelty lroI
Works, which does a leading steamboat business
; has just closed contract to build fourteen lrol
bridges OF different sizes Tor an Arkansas rall
road.
Capt Joe Daferes's new Bayou Lafourcht
packet Assumption will be at the landing THU
morning. and will leave tomorrow at II NJ fo
Thibodaux. n. z. Dupuls and n. Daltere'
clerks.
The Henry Tete leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ.
promptly for all landings on Bayou La:ourch
-. to Thlbodaux. j. f. Aucoin master. NJ. Ii. Lan
I dry clerk.
leaves to-day at P. NJ. for ali Coast landings t.
> Bayou Sara. John J. Brown master, S. s. Street
4 CLERK.
The Upper Coast packet Josephine leaves thi
/ morning, az usual, at 10 O'Clock, for the Unlol
5 Plantation. w. l.. Cozzens master, q. L. Apple
s The Waloon, Alfred J. Ruiz master, P. F. Barr
: clerk leaves this morning at 10 for al! way land
t Ings on the Lower Coast to the Forts.
| I r. Frazer.
: leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at 3 Z. Nj, 10
. | the Lower Coast to Belair Plantation.
The fleet sde-wheel packet Orlole leaves dali
' at 10 A. NJ, for the Lower Coast to Live Ga
b Grove.
: The regular tr-weekly Lower Coast packe
Geo. Spangler, James I. OPry n.aGter, leave
q | this morning at ~ o'clock for all landings t
r Happy Jack.
The United States mail packet Wawenock, Joh
G Taylor master, A. Seicshnaydre clerk leaves tc
Il day at 10 A. NJ. Tor all landings on the Lowe
o Coast to Port Eads.
( The fine and fast side wheel passenger packe
|. IBERIA, Gl 0. 4. Sheldon master, leaves to-day,
usual, at II NJ, for all landings on the Lowe
t Coast to the Lee Plantation.
4 The Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master. E. NJ. Stell
) clerk will arrive this evening and return to-mol
e row a. 10 4. NJ going to the Iureaud plants
l. | top, Ascension parish.
!. | The steamer Fontenelle left Van Buren, las
. Friday with over 1870 bales of cotton for New U
| leans.
n The majestic Mary BEL, the iarSest steaht
d that lands At our wharves, leaves to-day at |
| NJ for 4mphis and all beud landings. j. Fran
y Hicks master, AT. Girls ON clerk.
The hght-draught and fast steamer Carr
9 Owen, NJ. NJ. Dufour master, A. z. Trousdsl
t clerk, arrived Wednesday night from Bayou De
+ Glaizes with 365 bales cotton, oslo sachs see
o and 90 hhds sugar, and will return promptly at
It p NJ. to-day.
It The New Orleans and Ouachta Transportatlo
= Company send out the Willie and Fanchon to
I morrow.
o The New Orleans and Red River Transports
ton Company's boat La Belle, N. N. Wood MAJ
l. ter, Walter Parker clerk, is receiving to-day
leave Tomorrow, without fail, for all landings