Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-25

lruueF village.
Champion No. 8, Randolph.
" j. b. NJ. Kehlor. st. Louis.
John Means, st. Louis.
" Maumelle, st. Francis river.
" S~ilverthorn, Hailes Point.
Centennial, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer John T. Moore, Helena.
Colorado, st. Louis.
City of Providence, Vicksburg
Gold Dust, st. Louis.
Annie p. Silver. New Orleans
Bertha Lee, Ohio river.
Golden Crown. New Orleans.
John Means, New Orleans.
Centennial, st. Louis.
IN PORT.
Rene Maoreadv, james Lee, Champion
No. 8, w. j.. Poitevent. Osceola Belle
CoahOma, Maumelle, Josie Harry. Piasa
Trader, J.. b. M Kehlor, Silyerthorn.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per Coahoma, from Helena, g bale.
cotton, So SKIS cotton seed.
Per Gold Dust, from Vicksburg, |
bales cotton 100 SKIS cotton seed.
Per Maumelle, from Arkansas river
247 bales cotton, $50 SKIS cotton seed
Per w. j. Poilevent, from Com.
meIce, 81 bales cotton, 725 SKIS cotton
coed.
Per James Lee, from Friars Point
457 bales cotton, 1889 SKIS cotton seed
10 bbls oil.
Per Trader, from Shawnee Village.
56 5ales co, Ton, 456 SKIS cotton seed, Z
head cattle.
Per 0sceOla Belle, from Osceola.
ass bales cotton, 81 bags seed cotton,
$50 SKIS cotton seed.
Per Josie Harry, from White river,
532 bales cotton, Is bags seed cotton,
100 SKIS cotton seed.
Per Golden Crown, from Cincin-
natl, 72j bbls -four and meal, $50 SKIS
oats, II bbls apples.
Per 0uachita Belle, from Arkansas
City, 3I5 bales cotton, l2S bags seed
cotton, 1853 SKIS cotton seed.
Per J.B NJ. Kehlor, from st. Louis.
1900 rolls bagging, 100 bbls meal .
bbls hominy, 70 bbls grits, $50 bbls
flour, B bbls pitch, 10 rolls felt, II
bags seed cotton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cool.
Pleasant.
Business brisk.
Packets are being detained by fog.
Quite a number of local packets in
port.
The Wyoming, for Helena, is due
down this evening.
The Paris G. Brown j oading al
Cairo for New Orleans.
The viii Kyle left louisville yes
terday for New Orleans.
The Belle Of Shreveport is due
down, bound for New Orleans.
The Key West, from St. Louis,
arrived at New Orleans Saturday,
The Ohio IS rising at Pittsburg and
the Mississippi is rising at ST. Louis.
Business in Hatchie river will open
up as C o as the stage of water will
permit.
Dave Thomas and Henry WILDER
went ont Saturday on the wheel Of the
John T. Moore.
Several ofthe Anchor line packets
have unloadcd at the new leyee below
the wharf boat,
The Maumelle is due from Arkan-
sas river and is the next boat leaving
for that stream.
The Coahoma, for Helena, and the
John I. Moore, for Friar's Point, had
light trips out Saturday.
The A. J. Baker, Raven and My
Choice, all left st. Louis Saturday
with barges G. bulk grain.
The tow oat Grand Lake has been
purchased by the firm Of John A.
Wood & Sons, Of Pittsburg,
The Bertha Lee left yesterday at
noon for the lower Ohio, taking up a
couple OF empty stone barges.
The City of Alton forSt. Louis, and
the Mary Houston for Cincinnati, left
New Orleans Saturday evening,
Pumps have been sent to thesunken
Minneapolis, and it is expected that
she will be raised in a day or two.
Captain j. D. Hegler has sold his
new model barge, Harry Hegler, 70
the Lowrey transportation company
The local packets brought in yes
terday 2O0l bales Of cotton, 1879 bags
Of seed cotton and 50l6 sacks of cot
ton seed. e.
Captain Joseph Stack, Cotton
Seed Joe" OF Vicksburg, well known
to river men, is ia the city mingling
with his friends.
The City of Providence for Vicks
burg, and the Gold Dust, for st. Louis,
both Anchor-liners, passed here yes
terday forenoon.
The SilverthOrn with a light freight,
lett Saturday for Hale's Point. She
is due tonight, and leaves again tc-
morrow at noon.
Marlin Jones, the well. known river
clerk, has returned to the city and
will probably take a position on one Of
our local packets.
There is a feet of water in the
channel between Louisville and
Evansville, and about 20 inches in the
chute on the falls.
The Fannie Tatum has been raised.
The hole in her hull is so feet long.
She will be taken to st, Louis and
docked for repairs.
The Annie p. Silver with O big
trip of freight passed down yesterday
morning, adding here 450 bales Of cot
ton for New Orleans.
The Colorado came in Saturday with
1908 packages Of freight aud returned
to st. Louis during the night, taking
so barrels oil for Cairo,
The Centennial, Captain D. j.
Davidson in command, is due IN,
bound for Cairo aud st. Louis. N. B.
Fowler is her chief clerk.
Andy Young, the colored man shot
by the clerk Of the Paris G. Brown,
died at Cairo on Friday last. The ball
was found lodged in his shoulder.
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