Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-20
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RIVERS aESTHER n BUSINESS.
CAIRO, June l9.-DoWn: City Of Alton,
10 pm. last night Belle Memphis, 4 pm. /;
Richmond, : pm. Up: Belle 81. Louis,
sam; Mohawk, S pm.
The river fell 6 inches Weather clear.
Thermometer 90o.
ST. Lor1s, June I9-The river r. falling
here.
CINGNNATI, June l9.-Depaued: Min
nicola for Memphis.
The river is falling. withIsL feetiu the
channel. Freights South have been ad-
yanced.
LOUISVILLE, June l9.-Arrived: Alice
Dean. Departed Silver Spray.
The river Is falling, with 8 feet II inches
in the canal. The weather Is clear aud
warm. rf
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-ATrived: r.
W. Strader. Departed: Mississippi FOR
st. Louis; Lizzie Tate and TndiaBOla for
Louisville
The Arkansas river is at high tide and
WAS still rising at Little Rock Pm Thurs
day. White river IS falling, with a large
stage in the river.
GAS WORKS, june 70, 1862
River fell IN last twentv-four hours 8
inches. Il stood 9 feet 6 inches or 10 feet 8
inches below the high water mark Of 1867
this morning. CHAS. GOODWIN
MISCELLANEOUS
The Natoma for White river, ozark for
Arkansas river and City Of Cairo for 81.
Louis, got off with fair trips.
The Luminary passed Town last night
for Vieksburg with an excellent "trip.
The Virginia is coming up on one wheel,
having broken her larboard shaft a few
miles above Vicksburg. She VIII pass Up
this morning.
The 8mOus lOT-pressure passenger
steamer Richmond, Capt. Slut Neal, Will
leave the wharf to-day At 5 pm. for New
Orleans and the bends. Messrs. Hplfolk
and Lodge, W clever gentlemeT& have
charge Of the office.
The Lizzie Gill and Great Republic are
due from New Orleans.
The Sam ]. Hale cleared for Cincinnati
Yesterday evening, with all her state
rooms full, and had nearly . thousand
twenty-five tOn rags five tons hides aud
a large miscellaneous cargO-Jne Of the
best trips that has LETT this port for The
Ohio river this season.
The Mollie Able passed down for New
Orleans Yesterday, loaded 70 the guards.
The principal items OF her cargo were
S44 bbls. Hour. 1000 bbls. lime, 1872 sacks
oats. OJv1 SdtN7 tDAA. - palc- AaN luOu
sacks bran-making %hl over 2O0o tons.
Her officers report OyeT II thousand tons
Of freight awaiting shipment at Cairo.
The City Of Alton, Capt. Boyd, viii
leave the wharf this morning al ten
o'clock for New Orleans.
The Rubicon, Capt. Blake, with Ali.
GrssOm In Office, is the Monday St. Louis
packet, leaving II five o'clock.
The George W. Cheek. Capt Jas. Lee,
Is the Monday FriarS Point and bends
packet. leaving Monday 40 five pm.
Messrs. b. p. Fields and stack Lev. have
charge of the Office.
The American was taken Out on the
docks yesterday; the machinery Of the
docks worked like a charm.
The Julia, Capt. Callahan. is the Mon
day NieksbQrg packet, leaving al i've
pm. Andy Tssaae does The EOnOrs Of the
Office.
The W. r. Arthur Was sold at ST. Louis
on Thursday. to Captain Rust. Of Cincin-
natl. John W. Carroll. JnO. y. Boiinger
and John p. Fitzgerald, for $500. Capt.
Rust assumes command Of her.
The K. p Lee and Magenta WILDE down
on Tuesday. for New Orleans.
Mr.. p. Morrison, hate clerk o. the Leni
Leoti, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from Little Rock, and leaves on Mon
day for Cincinnati.
Tho Des Arc is the Tuesday White river
packet.
The Thomas II. Allen is the Tuesday
Arkansas river United States mail packet
passengers for the HOt Springs by her,
make close connection al Little Rock,
with stages for the Hot Springs.