Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
ARRIVED.
STAGES OF THE RIvERs.

Memphis-l8 feet inches on the
gauge, or IA feet inches Lbove low water
mark, decline of inches during.the past
"a hours.
Pittsburgh feet decline of 70
inches.
Cineinnati-l6 feet inches, decline of
% inches.
Louisville-s feet, decline Of 4 inches.
Evansyille-l6 feet inches, a rise
Of II inches.
Cairo 20 feet, decline Of inches.
St Louis-l3 feet inches, a decline Of 10
inches.
yiqksburg-2O feet inches, rise of
| inch.
Nashville-l2 feet 6 inches, rise of 9
inches.
Chattanooga feet 10 inches, decline
Of inches,
Shroveport--ll feet Il inches, decline
8 inches.
Fort smith-lO inches, rise of 8
inches.
Little Rock-lO feet 4 inches. rise
of 7 inches.
St, Francis river continues to rise
slowly.
White river has fine stage of water
ehiNubu " VhchsOnpOTt'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear and cool.
River fell two inches.
Moderate business at the landing.
Visit the two new boats at the land
ing.
Kate Adams for Arkansaw City, 5
pm. u a
The Thomas Sherlock is the next
packet of the Southern Transportation
Line due down.
The Henry Frank .elcgrsphs she
will be here to leave on Monday next
for New Orleans.
The Golden Crown and City of st.
Louis were both expected at New Or
leans this forenoon.
The David r. Powell for St. Louis,
and r. r. Springer for Cincinnati,
lett New Orleans last evening.
The City Of Cairo arrived at Vicks.
burg yesterday and left there at noon
to day for Cairo aud St. Louis.
The Will Kyle, in command of
Captain Lew Hates, is announced to
pass up this evening for the Ohio.
The Charles P. Ohouteau took on
$50 bales Of cotton, and left last even
ing for New Orleans with good en-
gagements along the line.
When tho big Helena passed Ar
kansaw City she had FOR New Orleans
5000 bales Of cotton, 1900 sacks Of
cotton seed, and 800 sacks Of oil cake.
The Rene Macready will arrive to-
morrow, aud leaves again on Saturday
for Mariana, the Cut Of and way
landings on L'Anguille and St. Fran
els rivers.
The Henry A. Tyler is due to-day
and leaves here on Saturday at IL
o'clock noon for Hickman, Cairo, Pa.
ducah and way landings. Henry O.
Lowe is her agent.
The Cons Millar left Cincinnati last
evening for this port. She will arrive
Monday and returns to the Ohio river
on Tuesday next. Captain II W
Lightburne is her agent.
The D. Q. Fogel, from Burlington
arrived atSt. Louis with three barge
OF onions and potatoes. She adds 50(
bbls ofapples there, and will proceed
to YazOo river on q trading cruise.
The Anchor Line steamer City o
New Orleans passed to st. Louis thi
forenoon after discharging about 30
pkgs and adding 1000 bales Of com
pressed cotton for reshipment a
Cairo.
The Josie Harry will be due her
to morrow plight, and is the regula
packet leaving on Saturday at 8 pm
for all points on White river throug
to Newport. Captain e. r. Thoma
is her agent.
The Anchor Line steamer City {
Providence will be up this afternoo
and leaves from the Elevator at l
Q clock tomorrow morning for Cairo
81. Louis and way landings. Fran
Perkins is her polite clerk.
The popular Anchor Line steamt
Arkansas City in command OF Cap
Harry Brolaski, will arrive tonight an
leaves from the Elevator at 10 o'olOc
: tomorrow morning for Vicksbul
r and way landings. Charles Quesn
, presides 10 the Office
All packet lines plying out Of Ii
o port have new and spleadidly equi
o ped boats, except the ST Franc