Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-11

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Nashville-2 feet 10 inChes,a rise Of
5 inches.
Chattanooga foot 8 inches, and
stationary.
Shreveport-l5 feet Z inches,
rise of 5 inches.
Little Rock feet 10 inches, a rise
Off inches.
White river is at a good stage with
full seven feet to JacksOnpOrt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear again.
River rising slowly.
Business good on the levee.
Gaf for Cincinnati at 5 pm.
Cotton receipts by river improving.
The Florence, on her way south, is
due from st. Louis.
A heavy wind, rain aud hail storm
visited Cairo Thursday night.
The Cons Millar, from this port,
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday.
Captain Milt Harry sends out the
Bransford for White river to-day.
The Hard Cash departed last eve.
ming for White river with a good trip.
The David R. Powell is announced
to leave St. Louis this evening for
New Orleans.
The Guiding Star, with the Con-
gressional committee on board, passed
Louisville yesterday.
The Cincinnati Underwriters.
Wrecking Company made an assign,
ment on Wednesday last.
The City of New Orleans and the
Centennial both passed Vicksburg
yesterday bound for New Orleans.
The Henry Frank, from Helena,
and Golden Crown, from Cincinnati,
arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
The Arkansas City, from st. LOus,
arrived at Vicksburg yesterday and
left there at noon to-day on her return
trip.
The Josie Harry went through to
Jacksonport this trip aud expected to
have out of White river 1900 bales Of
cotton.
Though the upper Ohio is falling
there is some prospects for a rise in q
few days as it was raining in that sec
ton yesterday.
The Mary Houston, which had laid
up in the Ohio river for some time on
account of low water, reached Gin
cinnati yesterday.
The Charles Morgan, in command
Of Captain Harry Stein, will probably
leave Cincinnati on Wednesday next
for for New Orleans.
The Dean Adams got away early
yesterday afternoon for ArkansawCi lily
and will be back to leave at her regu.
lar hour on Monday next.
The U. P. Schenck and Andy
Baum are announced to leave Gin
C%innati this evening, the former fol
New Orleans and the latter for THU
port.
The H. ]. Dickey, from St. Louis
passed down yesterday for New Or.
leans, with about 400 tons Of freight
She discharged here, fifty barrels o.
-four.
The City Of Providence added 1851
bales of compressed cotton for reship
nent east at Cairo, and left in the
evening for st. Louis drawing over {
feet.
Seessel, Ashner & Co., beef and
pork packers, Nos. 5 and 6 Howard row
are prepared to furnish steamboats,
with all kinds Of fresh meats at lowest
market prices. ut
The City Of Vicksburg arrived a
St. Louis yesterday, and the City o
Helena left there last evening for thil
port. The latter will be here early
Monday morning.
The Anchor Line steamer City q
Greeuville, in command of Captain
Jolly, is announced to leave here a
10 a. m. tomorrow, for Vicksburg
New Orleans and the Bends.
The elegant Anchor Lire steamer
City Of Cairo, Captain G, W. Wicker
in command, will leave at 10 Am. to
morrow for Vicksburg and the bends
Thos. White is in charge Of the Office
Mr.. Dean Adams, son Of Majo
John d. Adams, is to be married il
Little Rock on Tuesday evening mex
, to Miss Amelia Wright, a charmin
aud accomplished young lady Of tn
City Of Roses.
| The Rene Macready arrived lal
night from Helena with 80 bales cotto
/, and 2l SKIS cotton seed. She leave
: again at 5 pm. for Helena and TAXI
freight for Mariana, the Cutoff an