Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-10
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DAY cvenlng Tor Arkahsaw river.
The Charles Morgan, from New
Orleans, arrived at Cincinnati Satur-
day.
The Belle Memphis, from St.
Louis, arrived at Yicksburg yester-
day.
The City Of Baton Rouge left New
Orleans Saturday evening for st.
Louis.
Steamers passing the wreck of the
Scioto, are requested to run under
slow bells.
The City Of Cairo left Sunday morn /.
ing for Vicksburg after adding ten
tons OF way freight.
The Cons. Millar, for Memphis, and
the K. K. Springer, for New Orleans,
passed Louisville yesterday.
The Josie Harry departed for White
river Saturday evening with good
showing of freight and passengers.
The Golden Rule, en- route to New
Orleans, passed down this morning
with all the freight she wanted. She
put off few packages.
Captain Lew Georges new towboat
is lying at the Newport wharf awaiting
the conclusion of the boiler makers
strike to have her boiler work COM
pleted.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry
Cooper, leaves at the usual hour this
evening for Osceola and all way land
ings Hugh Tomlinson and John
Haley are her clerks.
The Anchor Line packets leaving
here tomorrow morning are the City
OF Vicksburg for Vlcksburg and the
City of Greenville, for st. Louis.
They leave at 10 o'clock.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed. Postal
will arrive tonight and leave Wed
nesday evening for all points on White
river through to JacksonpOrt. Charley
Postal has charge of the Office.
The John A. Scudder, on her fourth
day out from New Orleans. passed III
last night for st. Louis with 400 tons
OF freight She discharged here 3O(
bbls of cement, 30 bbls molasses, q
bbls of sugar and 80 pkgs of sundries
The Rene Macready, Captain o. X
Joplin, leaves tomorrow evening fol
Mariana, the Cut off, Wittsburg, anC
all way points on the L'Anguille anC
st. Francis rivers. She connects witt
the light draft packet Advance for the
Sunk Lands. A. L. Banning is hel
clerk.
| The Wharfage receipts at Cincinntat
Tor the fiscal year ending last FRIDAY
we're $4722.l3, the number of boat
collected from being 1922. The re
ceipts OF the past year exceed those o
the proceeding year $769.05, and ;
decrease in the number of boats col
lected from is noted, being s. less.
The City Of Helena, Captain Elem
Calvert, arrived last night from st
Louis with 1865 packages, the princi
pal items of Which were 34l bbls -four
1865 do meal, 800 pcs of bagginq, l07!
sks corn, 100 do bran, "a do seed anC
1856 pkgs of lard. She leaves at
o'clock this afternoon for Cairo ant
st. Louis. Geo. Walton is chief clerk
The flying James Lee, Captain Stacl
Lee, takes her departure at 5 o'cIocl
this evening for Helena, Friars Poin
and all way and plantation landings
She makes close connection at Glen
dale with trains on the Mobile 4
| Northwestern railroad. Captain LloyC
| Whitlow is chief clerk. He is assisted
by Platt Rhodes and Arthur Brown
A dispatch received this mornin,
from Louisville says A red hot wa
upon rates Of freight and passage ha
been inaugurated between the Cincin
natl and Memphis packets and tn,
steamers Of the Southern Transporta
ton Line. The Cons. Millar ant
Reuben Springer opened the ball a
| Cincinnati, aud things were lively
here to day while both boats were ii
port.
The Dean Adams, Captain Mari
Cheek, is the regular packet Leaving
this evening for Terrene and Arkan
saw City, carrying the mail and payiny
strict attention to all way and planta
ton business. She makes close con
nection with the Little Rock, Missis
sippi River and Texas railroad 70
points in Arkansaw and Texas. Cap
tain A. l.. Cummins is chief clerk
and is assisted by Walker Outlaw anC
Lee Cummins.
The Andy Baum, Captain H. ]
| Vinton, arrived yesterday evenins
from Cincinnati with 2945 pkgs, in
Guiding 1900 bbls Of salt, 366 bbis o.
| -four, 80 bbls Of mess pork, 40 bbls O.
cement, $50 rolls of bagging and 32t
bxs of mdse. She leaves again to
morrow evening for Cairo, Louisville
| Cincinnati and all way points, ticketinl
passengers through to all Northern
and Eastern points at very low rates
| Ned Sherman and Charley Vintor
are her clerks.
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