Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27

, GENTLEMEN will please take notice tina
we are in daily receipt of those popular
! imported brands Of cigars Del Rays .
and /" Caobas.' Our stock of smokers ar
tieles is complete in every respect.
s. KAUFMAN Il Bro.
7oT5 s,e ri ~ Isl sig 66faf Ee D4s@s5
Louisville. d ID
6oglsyILfE, Jane H.-Baeptnp firm
~ J5dt ana max, sc Cotton d1U and 80
mldaIing, I9%a Flour quiet- Z, Sao esst
SAeept corn, unchanged and 1omtr Is
Inally nncba naoflslons very quiet and No
baecoi sales, ~ hhds rat6a- 9sTeti soc.
sA"s % oO9ls fer frosted 10 GOOD Lao
Cincinnati. m
chan1SNATI, June T.-Flour dulI .n IN
ma snS Wheat duII, 81 70. Corn ~
ebana Pi1Ses nominal. Oats and - us
Snahged. Cotton dull and nomiIaIo re M
hoDaeco unchanged. Whisky e. no sAa M
nomtnaGnGGe nahd Provisions dri M n~is er
lance a. unchanged; no saIeg of i5s-oer
lance s9tter, l6e. Eggs, lie. AnPoiTa
ST, LeHis. as
"a. our June H.-Flour onta,
M. ~ wheat; spring, weak and galis
Al 95S5i sIIeeuhed ABOUT two cents. ~ ne
mixed. S3rsse Oorn dull except for choisns
Whisky steady, 81 S5s2. fSovi Eye, s9ss2
clear hrIISSHAIHasea; Pork, $40 50aSO. DIV -,
gieaf 5ih, ld%9l6Ie; loose eissr SSES4e
packeo do, iIc. Lard nominal He.s I'>se
Chicago. a
CHICAGO, June a-FIour ann. 40
~ % 1l9o 20. Wheat unsettied ana - e1k.
= : closing at 81 0Sk in store TTorI i'Tsgune
E5TgfxlHestA q 9tnssiS a. q9 g 5oS for No.
iohs quiet aud Unchanged. /!
SaVaHnah. 1r
df5JASS June I.-Cotton quiet: mia :
Experts co oa5es 10y bales. Receipts 2g7 bales.
bales. ~ oOOck, 1885,
Charleston.
June Election fat. r
Lung un isc' Sales, 50 bales. ReeiDts- ag1 haLaar-
bales oo~@"lse 40 bales, Stock 5Ssss;
Galveston. q
d~ALYEsToS, June I.-Cottou STEADY m, ,
ln fslr demand. Good ordinary lesle ~
bsIe Saies' Receipts, 100 bales. stock, H,S85.
Mobile. g
NOBLE June 2.-Cotton ou1et and s+ooar.,
I'd bales NY, toe; sales, 400 bales. Reeeipis
CAIRO, June 25.-Wauanita, st. Louis
to Cincinnati ppm; Colorado, Vicksburg
to st. Louis IL pm. BOaz, Pittsburg to
New Orleans IL am; Dick Fulton No. 3,
Pittsburg to New Orleans IL am;
Shark, New Orleans to st. Louis
s am; Richmond, New Orleans to
NtNa @Ce1 ACSAN "a VI NdNEl..
st. Louis to Vi~cksburg, l pm; IdIewild.
Evansville packet, 8 pun. st. Joseph, St.
Louis to Memphis, 8 pm; Edenburg,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, 8 d a.: Sham
rock, st. Louis to Cincinnati, 6 PIN; Gal
latin, Memphis to st. Louis, s pm River
fell eight inches. Cloudy. Mercury So
P~IrTsBURG, June 26.-Weather clear.
Thermometer go. M~onongahela wenty-
eight inches. No arrivals or departure
MTSCETT NuOus
The towboats Grand Lake No. 2, Her
cules and Mary Alice, passed down yes
terdsy.
The little tug joy, passed down on her
way to Baton Rouge, in tow of the Her
cules.
Major John D. Adams. CAPTAIN Reese
Pritchard and Sam Shock, arrived from
Little Rock yesterday, on the Allen.
The Great Republic passed down. She
mad about 100 Chinese, on their way to
work on a sugar plantation near Algiers.
A large crowd of citizens visited the boat
at our leVee.
The RubicOn and Virginia passed up
yesterday.
The splendid United States mail packet
Thos. III. Allen, with Captain Nowland on
the roof, leaves to-day for Little Rock and
all way landings. She connects with the
packets tor Fort Smith. Garrett Huls
and Alex. Waddeil are her clerks.
The magnificent Belle Memphis, Cap
tain Jno. Crane, will get away as usual
this evening for Cairo and st. Louis. She
makes all way landings. Billy BIenker
is her secretary.
The City of Cairo, Captain Jas. H
LukerA leaves this evening for Vicksburg
and thS bends. She carries the United
States mail. Charles Hoggh is secretary.
The Des Arc, Capt. John Elliott, leaves
tomorrow for JscksonPort and all way
A-AnA-a -. UFAaMA IVA - I
brothers are in the Office.
The st. Francis leaves on Tuesday for
st. Francis river. She is the only packet
for that stream. Tom BOwmanis master.
The Geo. w. Cheek leaves on Tuesday
for Friar's Point.
Capt. H. T. Dexter has been elected
superintendent, Capt. w. f. Nesbett
Secretary Of the Evansville, Cairo and
Memphis packet company.
s. Milligan, the noted f~oundryman of
New Albany, has charge of the famous
worn by the J. M. White during
career. He has also the pair of horns
which ornamented the pilot house of the
celebrated A. l.. ShotwelI. These famons
steamboat insignia of the Championship.
suppose, will become the property or
.he now famous Natchez. {,
A new boat is being completed at Park !
,rsburg for Capt. Job Spencer, intended
or one of tbs Southern trades. The boat
will be finished in about six weeks, and {
will run between Parkersburg and CALI :
'Olis until fall, when she will go South. !
he is 1I2 feet long, % feet beam and three
eet hold. She has two l0Z-inch eylin-
ers, four feet stroke, with one six-hue !,
oiler, "a feet long and 40 inches in diam y
ter. =
The st. Louis RepUbEican OF Saturday y
ays: tThe river is yet declining here,
by tomorrow We expect to chronicle
mother rise from the Missouri. The q
Big Muddy" has at length come down
the mountains and begins TO display ps
$ greatness and grandeur. At Omaha =
le latest reports say that the river Is
INK full, and still rising. The swell has
'aehed Kansas City and is hurrying p
ong b wafer toward the Mississippi.
be upper Mississippi and all its tributR-
es are declining quite rapidly. The N,
alo Is falling from Cairo 10 Pittsburg. I
oe knmberlsud, Tennessee and Wabash =
z aIIr0n the decline, The Mississippi
hc@fq Cairo is reported to have onfv
spkk4AkpE@pe worst bar and nine and II
Eainary shoals.Y Il
4ne kte3H p used in Great Britain ~
LEE vessel OF forty pa
Keei, q half beam. els
hich carried rva nj
yde, Scotland in 1S "a