Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28

IN PORT.
james Lee, Dean Adams, Katie Hooper
Hard Cash, Ida Darragh iil1 il4 a'
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis4l8 feet 4 inches, decline
of 4 inches during the past "a hours.
Pittsburg--5 feet 2 inches, d rise
Of 10 inches. iiDai aaag. ll
CinCinnsti--l6 feet 10 inches, and
stationary. i1g .msl - I.a p
LOuisville--8 feet 6 inches, rise
Of 6 inches. 11dH ha tla Ai.
Evansville-l4 feet, rise Of l
inch. io eaaaIvo1a d Z..qs.s
CairO-2l feet z inches. a rise
of 2 inches. lJ
St. LOuis--l7 feet, 8 inches, a de-
cline Of 2 inches. # D..
Vicksburg-42 feet 6 inches, ard
stationary.
Nashville-1l feet 2 inches, a rise
Of 4 inches. a'a ofel
Chattanooga-6 feet, 1Oinches, "a rise
of 6 inches. l' al
Shreveport-2l feet, and stations
airy. o.
Little Rocks feet, decline of 8
inches. Iln ah. A1
White and St. Francis rivers
are still on the decline. ''' ~"
MISCELLANEOUS. " 94
Warmer to-day. -tI# Do' a
River fell inches. 'l
Business lively on the levee.
-Four local packets leaving to-day.
The Bransford had good trip out
for St. Francis river.
The oakland and barges, for St.
Louis, passed up yesterday. SD IN
The City Of New Orleans passed up
to-day bound for St. Louis. boob
Full II feet of water is reported on
the shoals and bars of the lower Ohio
river m s.sqrf,ft ,6ef.
The AndyBaum is due this evening
and leaves at 5 pm. Friday for Gin
cinnatl. sd aIoar.da lsdIori s
The Annie I, Silver was expected
down this forenoon, bound for New
Orleans. ~ fyb,r-tf.di y
The Wyoming was expected to pass
down this forenoon, bound for New
Orleans. ,r.,. ,1 I.r,u iossa
The Vint Shinkle, from this port,
passed Evansville last evening, bound
for Cincinnati ,rs fs .e.t
The Sam Roberts, with couple Of
barges of lumber trsm Helena, passed
up last evening. .-sl t.s-r.
The New Mary Houston passed
Evansville yesterday afternoon bound
for New Orleans rr. 1,.r.F
The Thos. Sherlock was looked for
this forenoon bound from New Or
leans to Cincinnati.
The Anchor Line steamer w. P.
Halliday is to leave New Orleans this
evening for st. Louis. .l...
The upper Ohio is rising at Pitts
burg; the Cumberland and Tennessee
are also rising little.
Captain Joseph Bryan, formerly of
the City of Greenville, is in command
Of the Annie P. Silver this trip.
The City of Providence for Vicks.
burg, and the Centennial fol. New Or
leans, left St. Louis last evening.
The tugs Night Hawk and Iilda
are both making preparations to leave
for New Orleans with a tow Of slaves.
'iThe Will Kyle arrived at New Or
leans yesterday, and the Guiding Star
left there last evening for Cincinnati.
The David R. Powell is loading at
st. Louis for the 0uachita river, and
will get away the latter part of the
week.
CaptainI Henry Daniels, a former
well known Memphis and Arkansaw
river pilot, is in the city mingling with
friends. m " "
The Ohio returned to Cincinnati
with 200 bales cotton, % bales rags,
200 bbls oil, so plows and a good list
of people. "
The Kate Adams will be here in the
morning and is the Adams Line mail
packet leaving at 5 pm. tomorrow
for Arkansaw City, 0mHlIbI# gl
The Cons Millar, from this port,
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday, and
the B. r, Springer left there last
evening for New Orleans.
Captain Marsh Miller, who took the
CoahOma to Paducah, returned home
yesterday after a short visit to friend,
10 that section Of The country, He |,
now open for another berth.