Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-09

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honrs, with feet scant down the chute
excessively hot, the mercury ranging
! from S4e TO 99s in the shade.
CINCINNATI, September s.-The river Ia
falling slowly, with z feet 10 inches in the
channel. ,H52 faIEtA EUf
PrrrsBURs, September 8. - Weather
clear, and mercury 78s. Tbs Monongahela
il falling, with feet In the channel.
MiscELLANEoUs.
4 The elegant steamer City of yicksbure
will leave this evening, at o'clock, for
st. Louis. captain g. %. Conway is her
commander. The Petrolia, Captain Milt
| Harry, came In yesterday from Cairo with
two hundred tons of freight. She Is the
very boat for the Pocahontas trade. She
will leave for upper White river without
delay. RI FtfAH& I'm
The Continental and T. L. McGill lett
st. Louis Wednesday for New Orleans.
There is but Is inches of water around
the White at Friar's Point. She lies
straight and out of the current.
The Tennessee river steamer, Florence
Lee, is q beauty-the finest and incest
sternwheeler ever built. At least the
Evansville folks say so.
A couple of coal boats, sunk at Brooks,
thirty miles above Cairo, are directly In
the channel, and boats passing at night
should steer carefully. There Is less than
four feet In the Missouri, and boats tear
themselves on snags nearly every trip.
The St. Luke played the wild with her
self the other day. All she took in on the
trip will not pay more than her repair bill
The Wauanita is coming down heavily
loaded. She left Louisville Tuesday.
The Magenta is of the Padueah ways,
looking as neat aDdsnice as fresh blown
rose. Her hull is in splendid condition.
~ Ma. ~ saar n A.
leaves this noon for Evansville, Cairo and
The Mary Boyd, Captain r. L. Haynes,
z. w. Outlaw, clerk, leaves for Little
Rock and all points on the Arkansas this
evening at 8 o'clock. af 3ufoa a-i 1'
Y The Cleburne will be in port this morn
ing from White river. She returns to-
morrow. - r.gg. rFr H.s.ls4- a.. "a 10
The SaIlie v. leaves for osceola and
Hsile's Point at 5 pm. to-day. rr rseiaIf
A tremendous rise is coming down from
the Ozark mountains and upper Red
river. None of the Red river boats are
doing any good. Freights at zoe for dry
barrels, 6Oc and soc for wet, cotton at 81
per bale and cattle at So per head, are
starvation prices. The Southwestern has
quit the trade and is loaded for st. Louis
The Glasgow had a moderate load for
White river. She discharged sundry lots
here during the day. ,gT g.l.
The Ssllie and Silver Bow are loading
at st. Louis. The former goes to the Ar
kansas and the latter TO Red river.
The Labarge Is coming up from New
Orleans. She will load at st. Louis for
White river, and run from New Orleans
to that stream during the coming season.
The Frank Pargoud enters the Green
vile trade on the l4th. ea. ~ .7ssia 81
The Anna leaves for Cincinnati this
evening. Captain Stein commands and
A. L Power is clerk.
The Arkansas Belle, of the Adams line,
will be lsunchad at Cincinnati to- morrow
The Carrie Kountz received Sll00 from
the Lee and Susie Silver, very good for
three days work. & gl5
The Olive Branch, Capt. ]. T. McCord,
will leave here at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
Capt. McCord is a popular and efficient
boatmau, with whom it is a pleasure to
do business, and people desiring 30 travel
or ship freight will find his steamer one
OF the best afloat.
The Jennie Howell passed down yester-
day, crowded with miscellaneous freight.