Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14

Dull at the landing to-day.
The upper Ohio continues to rise.
Vint Shinkle for Cincinnati to-mor-
row.
The Kate Adams is the only local
packet leaving to>day.
The Hard Cash had fair trip out
yesterday for White river.
Work at Plum Point is said to DO
interrupted by the rising river.
The Golden Crown leaves New Or.
leans this evening for Cincinnati.
The Paris G. Brown, for New Or.
leans, left Cincinnati last evening.
The City of New Orleans, from St.
Louis, arrived at New Orleans yester,
day.
The towboat Sam Roberts, bound
for Helena, passed here light yester-
day.
The Annie Roberts is due to day
With couple Of barges of ccal for this
market.
Inc VIII hyle Is the next W"
Line steamer due here and bound for
New Orleans.
The R. r. Springer, on her way to
cincinnati, passed Evansville yester-
day afternoon.
The Thomas Sherlock, on her way
to New Orleans, passed Vicksburg
yesterday afternoon.
Look out for the great steamer Will
5. Hays early Saturday morning on
her way to the Ohio river.
Much corn is being offered below
Evansville, but is being rejected by
the inspectors, it being damp.
On Tuesday last the Charles P.
Chouteau took out from st. Louis the
largest excursion Of the season.
The City of Cairo left Vicksburg at
Boon to-day, and passes here Sunday
forenoon on her way to st. Louis.
The Annie P. Silver arrived at St.
Louis yesterday, and the City of St
Louis lett there for New Orleans.
For Wheeling stogies, navyi.clip.
pings, Turkish cut and best fne cut Ia
the world, 60 to H. Esch, 2l7 Main,
corner Adams. 8l+
The Guiding Star, from Cincinnati
arrived at New Orleans yesterday,
and the John A. Scudder left there
last evening for st. Louis.
The Granite State is on her way to
81. Louis to take the place of the
Hudson in the st. Louis and Paduoah |
trade, while the latter undergoes re-
pairs.
The Oakland and barges, FROM St |
Louis, and the John A. Wood, with |
tow Of coal from the Ohio river,
passed here yesterday bound for New
Orleans. |
The Charles Morgan, with about
400 tons of freight, passed to the
Ohio river yesterday afternoon, after
adding here 100 bbls oil, $50 bbls DO,
tstoes and a lot of miscellaneous
freight.
The U. P. Scheuck, from the Ohio
river, lacking about 100 tons OF a load,
passed here last night. bound for New
Orleans. She discharged 70 tons, and |
added a small lot Of miscellaneous
freight.
The Anchor Line steamer City of |
Providence will be up this evening
and is the 10 o'clock packet leaving
to morrow for Cairo, st. Louis and |
way mail landings. Captain George
Aenox cOmraands, with Frank Perkins
and Jimmie MOMeeR in the Office,
Captain Harry Brolaski's splendid
Ancher Lice steamer Arkansas City
will be found at the elevator in the
morning, and leaves promptly at 10
am. for Vicksburg and way landings.
She has elegant accommodations, and
her officers are courteous and expert
enoed bOatmen. Charles Quesnel is in
charge Of the Office.
The Vint Shinkle, from Cincinnati,
arrived at daylight with a moderate
trip OF freight, comprising 1923 bbls
flour, 1922 SKIS oats, 100 bbls cement,
746 pkgs iron, 40 pkgs furniture and
73O pkes sundries. She returns TO-
morrow evening to the Ohio river,
si2Eetipg passengers through to il t.
ern points at low rates. Captain N NJ.
Deem commands, with Harrys Proc,
tor and Best In the Office,
The neKt boat Of the Southern
Transportation Line passing here for
the Ohio river will be the world re-
nowned electric light steamer Will S.
Hays, Of which Captain w. G. Tiche.
nor is the commander. She is ele-
gantly fitted up and has one of the
finest cabins on the river. Pleasure
seekers desiring to enjoy a pleasant
"trip along the picturesque Ohio river
should consult Captain H. @. Lowe,
agent Of the line. "
The Kate Adams, in command of
Captain Mark r Cheek, brought in
66 bales cotton, 926 cutton seed and %
head cattle. She is the Adams Line
mail packet leaving this evening for
Helena, Terrene, Arkansay City and
way landings, attending promptly to