The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-06
Carondelet, Cincinnati, 5 P. NJ.
q. g. Turner, Cincinnati, 5 P. NJ.
Willie, Bartholomew, 5 P. NJ.


Willie, Bartholomew, P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily iele-
grams.
for Vicksbnrg, Greenvle and the bends. J. NJ.
White master Curt Holmes, clerk
The Natchez is due tonight from Vicksburg,
and will return Saturday.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
ct B. L. Hodge, J. P. McEroy, master, w. h.
Greathouse, Jr., clerk, will be at the landing to-
day, and will return tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
The Trenton Is due from Atchafalaya and will
leave on Saturday. E. Quatrevaux i'll COM
mand.
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at P. NJ, for
the Lower Coast to Belair Plantation.
The fleet side-wheel packet Oriole leaves daily
at 10 A. NJ, ior the Lower Coast to Live Oak
Grove.
The Waloon will bs at the landing to-day and
will leave tomorrow for the Lower Coast, going
as far as the Forts. Alfred J. Ruiz commands,
Mr.. P. T.. Barry clerk.
J. A. Ruiz master, Ed NJ. Valette clerk, leaves
to-day promptly at 10 for all landings through to
Union Plantation, ST. James parish
dispatch from Memphis dated the I'd says:
"The barge line begins to load another barge
with cotton for the South from the railroad oppo-
site here. The foggy weather continues to throw
them out Of time. The Mary Millers cargo has
been stored, and will be appraised tomorrow, so
consignees can bond it out and have their goods
forwarded. The appraisement Of the Miller at
$1,000 will be accepted as her true valuation by
the courts"
The Mary Bell, from Memphis, arrived yester-
day morning. with 55l1 bales cotton and TITS
sacks seed She lays at the head Of Gravier
street, and will return tomorrow promptly at
P. NJ. J. Frank Hicks master, AlfGrissom clerk.
Capt Abe Hutchinson backs his gay City OF
Quincy out to-day promptly at P. NJ, for st.
Louis and all intermediate points; Mr. j. r. Pen
lston in the office.
The Iberia has been laid up for few days for
repairs; Capt. Sheldon has the Minnie Avery in
her place, and will leave as usual on the Iberias
days.
1he new low pressure Martha, W. s. Bassett
master making tri-weekly trips to the lower
Coast, leaves to-day at IL N.
The st. Louis Republican says: "Pilots Ho-
mans and hurry Coming discovered q new chan
mel never Travelled by them before 1t is at the
foot Of Dog Tooth Bend, on the Illinois side,
and they have named it Scudder Bend.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Henry Tete, max
ing seml-weekly trips to lhibodaux, will be found
at the landing to-day, and will return tomorrow
at 10 A. N. J. F. Aucoln master, NJ. H. Landry
clerk.
The G. H. Durfee came to the landing yester-
day, and will leave to-day for jefferson and way
landings ON Red River. w. T. Boardman mas
ter, W. b. McChesney clerk.
The r. T. Bryarly is receiving to leave for
Upper Red River tomorrow. W.. I. Scovell
master.
The Willie, laying over from yesterday, leaves
to-day for Bayou Bartholomew, to Lind Grove.
E. B. Trinidad master.
The H. c. Yaeeger,l Belle of Shreveport and
Andy Johnson, loading at st. Louis, were to have
left yesterday.
Cincnnatis wharfage for 1875 was $685.
The Idlewld and illinois have had trial OF
speed; the IdlewiId proved the fastest boat.
During the year 1875 the arrivals at st. Louis
amounted to 1900. with 662, 735 tons OF freight,
and departures 1921. with 634 S45 of freight.
The Cairo correspondent of the Commercial
says: "There were $500 arrivals at this port dur
ing the year just closed"
The John A. Scudder from st. Louis is due to-
morrow.
The Carrie V. Kountz arrived yesterday from
St. Louis and is receiving to return on Saturday.
L. j. Norris master. notice to consignees by
the KOuutz will be found in another part of our
paper.
The future movements of the Commonwealth
are still in suspense.
The Robert Mitchell and Captain Lawrence Car
ters boat. U. P. Shenck, were both to have
Left Cincinnati yesterday.
The Charles Morgan is to leave to-day.
The Iron Mountain and barges and the Pey
tona and barges are on the way.
The Thomas Sherlock, from Cincinnati, Lew
Hates master, NJ. l.. Virden clerk, arrived at dark
with fine trip part OF which was All bales cot |
ton, and will return Saturday. |
The Cherokee, for al points on the Ohio to |
laid over She leaves to-day at P. |
NJ, Geo. Wolf master, A. Byers clerk.
Business was as dull on the landing yesterday |
as July day, and the weather just as warm.
The number of women and children, nine -tenths |
of whom are negroes, on the sugar landing this |
season is greater than ever; they are an intoler-
able nuisance, and should be driven off the levee.
The new iron steamer Carondelet, w. D. Love |
MASTER Geo. W. Purdy clerk, leaves to-day for |
and all intermediate points.
The Henry s. Turner, H. U. Hart master, is
loading for the Ohio, and will leave to day al 5 |
P. NJ. Mr.. Ed. Donnelly in the Office
The Era No. 10, from Boeuf River, is due, and |
will return on Saturday.
The Continentals and the Washington Artillery |
parade on Saturday for the first time in many
years. As the steamboat fraternity are largely |
represented in these two crack organizations,
out of the usual order may be ex-
pected.
The Fanchon, T. G. Sweeney master, loading |
for Camden, laid over to p M. to-day.
The Clarksville, from the Atchafalaya and |
Teche, is due, and will return on Saturday.
The Gov. Allen, in place of the W. s. Pike, |
John J. Brown master, s. s. Streck clerk, will be
at the landing to-day, and will leave tomorrow
ut P. NJ. for Bayou sara and all Coast landings |
In the six trips made by the Mary Bell she has |
averaged to the trip 1893 bales cotton and II, 1888
sacks seed. |