Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

VI ~ lHCuG5.
Little Rocks feet, a decline of q
inches.
White river is falling from headwaters
to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear and cool.
River fall 16 inches.
Good business at the landing.
Cons Millar for Cincinnati at 5 pm.
The James W. Gaff from this port,
arrived safely at Cincinnati yesterday.
The Dyersburg departed this mornN
ing for New Orleans to run in a short
trade.
The Wyoming on her way to Gin
cinnati, passed Evansville at noon
yesterday,
The Andy Baum, bound for Gin
cinnati, passed Evansville yesterday
afternoon.
The Kate Adams departed last eve
ming with nice trip Of both freight
and people.
The Annie P. Silver from St. Louis
passes here this afternoon, bound for
New Orleans.
The Charles Morgan is announced
10 pass here at 6 o'clock this evening,
bound for Cincinnati.
The towboat Iron Age, with tow
Of empty bsrges, left here yesterday
afternoon for st. Louis.
The steamer II. A. Tyler has en-
tered the st. Louis and Peoria trade
az an independent packet.
Captain Henry Keith will make a
public sale OF the outfit saved from the
sunken steamer Bright Light.
The Arkansas City arrived at St.
Louis yesterday, and leaves there this
evening on her return trip to Vicks-
burg,
The U. P. Sohenck for NewOrlesns
and the James w. Gaff for this port,
are to leave Cincinnati to morrow
evening,
The steamer James Lee is to leave
Paducah on Thursday evening next
for this port, and her repairs will be
finished here.
Colonel John S. Jones, late of the
R. r. Springer, is now in the Office Of
the steamer Ohio in the Cincinnati
and Pittsburg trade.
The shalt of the w. w. 0'Neil is
cracked and a new one will be ordered
at Gnpe. The cracked shaft is steel
one. and was made ip Germany BY
Krupp.
Pilots Long and Keller and Captain
Thad Thomas have been indicted a
third time by the Federal Grand Jury
at Parkersburg in the Scioto-Lomas
collision case.
The Vint Shinkle, on her way to
this port, passed Evansville last night
She will be due here early Thursday
morning, and returns to the Ohio on
Friday eyeptng.
Captain Billy W1rmau, - we'll known
White rlvst pilot, and who has been
10 bad health for several months, is
reported very low at his residence No.
) Huling street.
CAPTAIN Frank Marratta, who has
been spvss;g tending the unloading oil
III. ~ G.aa,H krouDAh - the tOWbOats
Iron Duke and if0S Rgsi leit By NH
last night for St. Louis. "
J Mr.. ). D. Block has sold bis stock
in the St. Francis River Frsnsporta
ton Company to Mr.. q. A, Stockleg,
and Mr.. Il. 9. Buchanan has been
elected Secretary of the company.
The Henry Logan, of Petersburg
West Vireipfa, has been sold to Capt
james, of Kentucky, for $1,000. She
will be brought to the loves Mjs9is
sippi to run in some short trade. "'
The large and elegant Anchor Line
steamer City of New Orleans is an
louleed 80 pass up at 10 o'clock to
morrow morning teg Cairo and St
Louis. Captain AID Storm is agent
The tug Tilda, built and owned by
the late Captain Gus Coleman, was
sold at New Orleans a few days ago to
Mr.. Thomas Stickney, Of the govern
ment service, the price paid being
5000.
Csptaiu o. P. Shinkle's popular
passdhger steamer Golden Rule will b
due up TOMORROW evening bound for
Oinoinnati She has elegant accom-
mutations and is in charge Of clever
A@ssFs'
the new sieamer st. Paul, of The
Davidson Lin" with , biz trip o.
freight and full Of people, Arrived d
st. Paul only 48 hours out from St
Louis. II. Q. Lowe, at the foot O
JegeJrep street, is her Memphis
agent.
The Belle Memphis from 81. Lopis
passed to Vicksbqrg this foEepooI
alter discharging 2l74 pkgs, Including
$40 bbls -four, 300 SKIS oats, 100 SKI