Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-27

hA.Os DloAcJ, run OF. 1OulE-
845 bbls -four, 10 bbls grits. 10 bbls
heminy, 547 SKIS corn, 300 SKIS bran,
l49 SKIS oats. 3Sl pkgs castings 2O7 iron
pumps.
Per James D. Parker, from Cincin-
nati-l894 bbls -four, salt and pota-
toes, l6I bbls whisky, Sc bbls:oil, $50
keeps nails, 267 bxs canned goods, 229
bdls spikes, l5l empty oil bbls 20 bales
hay, l59 pkgs furniture, "a bdls
shingles, 78 rolls paper 76 bdls sheet
iron, 300 pkgs sundries.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clearing weather.
Quite muddy on the levee.
River continues on a steady rise.
But little business doing at the land
ing.
The Rene Maoready leaves for St.
Francis river to-day.
Packets departed last evening with
only moderate trips.
The Andy Baum, on her way to
this port, passed Evansville yesterday
at noon.
The Guiding Star is on her way out
Of the Ohio river, and destined to
New Orleans.
The Ste. Geneyieve left st. Louis
last evening for this port, and will be
here Thursday.
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The Dyersburg and Mark Twain
departed lass night for 0bion and
FOrked Deer rivers.
The Cons Miller, from this port,
passed Evansville yesterday at noon,
bound for Cincinnati.
The U.P. Schenck aud Golden Rule.
both bound for Cincinnati, were ex-
pected at Louisville last night.
The towboats j.. Sharpe Mcdonald
and Diamond left Louisville last night
with lows of coal for the South.
The great iron steamer Charles p,
Ghouteau will be here to leave on
Thursday evening for New Orleans.
The w. P. Halliday, from New Orr
leans, passed up last night for S..
Leuis. She had a cargo of about 800
tons.
The Paris G. Brown is due up, on
her way to the Ohio river. Captain
Storm, at the w~harfbOat, is her
agent.
The City of Providence from Vicks-
burg and the Belle Shreveport from
New Orleans arrived in st. Louis yes
terday.
The City of Vioksburg departed
this forenoon for V~icksburg, after
about 40 tons of miscellaneous
'
Tie James w. Gaff, for Memphis,
and the Chas. Morgan, for New Or
will leave Cincinnati tomorrow
evening.
The tug Vanderburg left last night
for Tennessee river after a tow of
which she will take to New
Orleans.
The repairs to the machinery of the
Grown will probably be com
pleted so that she can leave Cincinnati
On Saturday next.
The City Of Helena arrived yester
day from st. Louis with 5000 packages
freight, and went back last night
with about 40 tons.
Captain Sam f. Hilzheim and CAPT.
Ed Rowland, of the Plowboy, came
'ye. from Pine Bluff to enjoy Christ.
mas with the boys"
The Gold Dust, for st. Louis, pass
up Sunday night, after adding 422
bales OF eastern bound cotton, for re-
shipment at Cairo.
The Cherokee has been withdrawn
rom the New Orleans and White
liver trade, on account Of the cotton
season being about over.
The Hard Cash will arrive tonight
is the regular packet leaving at S
m. tomorrow for all points on White
liver through to Jacksonport.
The towboat Henry Lourey passed
Town yesterday, having in her tow tho
lew iron transfer steamer GOldsbsro.
,uilt for the Texas & Pacific railway. +,
MI. John @. Wyckof, second clerk
,fthe Josie Harry, returned yester-
lay from Terrene on the w. p. Hal ]
iday, he being too i'll to complete the
,
Mrs. Robert Mccoy, wife Of the &,
thief clerk of the James D. Parker, 4
s making the round trip and enjoying |
he Christmas holidays with her hus.
)and.
The II. j. Dickey, from 81. Louis.
yesterday with a good trip of
comprising 2503 packages.
Her future movements are not now
Known.
The little steamer st. Jacobs Oil
eft last night, destined to Arkansaw
liver, where Captain Greemer and
Paul Boyton are to hunt and fish for
/ few weeks.
The feature at the river this morn
ng will be the new and beautiful An .
,hor line steamer City of Baton Rouge.
She,is announced to leave for the
south at D pm.
The bull Of the burned sternwheel
teamer Jno. S. Hopkins will be sold
t auction on Thursday next at
Evansville. She is 200 feet long, with
cylinders.
The City Of Greenville, 10 command
# Captain Joe Bryan, is the Anchor
Line packet leaving this evening for
and st Louis. Cbas. Qnesnel
at the desk.