Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
River News and sieampon ausiuess.

The river tell y inches DYING the II hours
ending last evening. Business o. the landing was very
brisk yesterday. The weather"as superb, genial and
| cioullesS.-..Th Parallel. firm Columbus had 10 hogs
and some no.stoes and wheri she lief; in the evening for
sew Orleans. The jus Fletcher from Columbus
had 800 hogs l2 bag IN, 100 bags flour. and hay and
Lesb. abe rstrrn- tom row--- The Cotton Plant. from
colmbps had han, lumber, -four, lard. beans. etc;
she rerrrns 10 CoI4nbus this eveHing- b.. The Louis Dor.
1 from New Orlega, had 6f7 hhdssuear. 50a bls molas-es
and grrn,es a-toranges shepassed up for Columbus
The :, Fr-cs nom St. Francis river. had % bales cot
-, 1907 -gs cotton seed butter. eggs. etc. She return.
tas .r.4 ing. -. The Prince Of Wales. from New Orleans
/ bsd a,hhds sugar 1902 brs m9Iasses. 0Okegs mola-ses
"a a. coffee, 179 boxes oranges. also sunnies. sboye..
wine, and rope. The Prince is commanded bv Cant
re, an experienced officer and d genial man. A O.
Eoiger, the clerk, is famous for his courtesy and up5a
WAITING auteution.to his passenger The Prince lisa
prince Of a boat, safe, swift, and commodous The
Carl fon ST. Francis, had 33G sacks corn. some yba,f
ard-.--The Nazoo from Columbus had s2 sacks Of
wheat, and some rye, egg, -four and horses. She left in
the evening 70. The Magenta. from New Orleans. had G2
lhds sugar, ll+o bbs. mOlasses, 100 boxes. lOj sacks Of
coffee, 100 hhds, 1913 pigs zinc, and some wine and aIco-
She leaves on Wednesday .-. The DeSoto. from
'-day Tie Ia goud LEFT for New Orleans with four
hundred barrels and two hundred sacks OF -four. and
fair quantity of other freight....The Eliza G.. LEFT for
river. The Ksuawha Valley leaves TODAY for
White river The popular AonzJ Child is due from New
D. lcans. -.. The Rose Douglass has gone INFO dock for
repairs at New Orlean-, after which .hs starts for White
river.
The New Orleans Delta Of Sundsy saws:
The receipts by the river show an incIrsse In SMEAR
-four, corn, oats, lard, bacon, whisky, apples. bale rome
and cotton seed, and a drersase in In0las.eS t1barro
sugar and molases continue as pressing as thew were Ia.f
week. The agents often have a fun load engaged before
lac boats arrive at this city. There is an uverlge of +br.e
,ost packets arriving 40 our Tevce dailv-8lI b-nging
trips Of sugar and mQlassus. The river con-irr..
low, but has risen SIX inches during the week Trb,
Heene and She pOiscn left on Saturday. The Keeue was
uaded % the guards and the Dolsen had over I350 t,rs
reight, besides 800 tuus she takes in on the coost Tbfs
3 certainly q large freight for Memphis. The r 7 T1-E
and has over 100 mns Of sugar aud m0lasses. and leave
Or Memphis to-day.
BOATS LEAVING.
For COLUaBUs-The fine packet Kentucky. Tod
wick master leaves as above this evening at 3 o'clock
J. @. McAsuus, agent.
For COLUABUs-The splendid passenger steamer
)eSOtO, Beard. master, leaves as above this mornrrg a.
? O'Clock. Larry Harmstad and Jas. T Bourne 4 %.
gents.
COR WHITE RIyER-The passenger paeke. Kama.
VIA Va ley, Price, master. leaves as above lis sveniug
t O'Clock. Larry HHgmstad, agent.
foH 81. FRANCIS RIvgA-Tke splendid passenger
Jacket st. Francis No. 8 Capt. Bowman leaves -
vening st 5 o'clock. Larry Harmstad, agent.
FOR NEw ORLEANS The passenger packet Prince
Wales, Lee. master, leaves as above tsIs evening M
o oloek. J. c. hedanus, Norton = Co. aud Elliott &
'inson, agents.