Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-24

LITTLE Rock, November 2.-Been raining
AL day River falling. Arrived: Tidal Wave
CTECINNATI, November 2.--River II feet
inches in the channel, and fall fng. Weather
cloudy and cold, threatening snow. Departed
Nightingale. Arkansas river; Nashville, New
Orleans: Clifford, Red river.
EVANSVILLE, November 23-Weather cloudy
with snow to-day. Mercury ls' at daylight, SI'
at noon. River swelling this evening. busi-
ness active and shipments fair. The Potomac
leaves here tomorrow.
c IRo, November 23.-Arrived: Juliai St
Louis, pm; Mary Alice, ST. Louis, pm
Departed: AM a, New Orleans, m. River
has risen inches. Light snow this morning
heavy snow tonight. Thermometer So.
Lou sville, st. Louis; Clarksville, Arkansas
PITTssURe, November 2s.-weather clear
and cold. The MCnongahelR has feet
inches in the channel, and falling.
VIcKsBURG, November 23.- Passed down:
Katie am; Mohawk and bar. es, 4 p.mi
Carrie A. Thorne, pm; Rob Roy. 10 last
night. Boats passed up too day; Susie Silver,
pm. Weather cool and cloudy.
ST LOUIS, November 2S.-Arrived: Grand
Tower, Memphis; Marble city, Vicksburg.
Departed: Belle St. Louis Vieksburg. River
rising slowly. Snow has fallen to-day, with
the temperature much IN lder than yesterday.
Keokuk and Illinois river boats have laid up,
and If this weather continues few days Ion
ger, navigat on Will be suspended above her q
1t has showed here since early this morning..
and the snow now lies on the grouhd ~ inches
deep. The mercury ranged from 2i7 to 309. Ice
IS running In the upper Mississippi at Quincy
and above, and unless the weather modeTaIes
in day or two navigation viii be suspended
LOUISVILLE, November 2s.-River has risen
inches, with feet inches at head Of the
canal, and feet inches In the chute. Snow
ing this afternoon: temperature moderating
to- night. Arrived: Belle Vernon, John Oft,
Charles Bodman Grey Eagle. Texas, Minneola,
ana Clifford, from Cincinnati Departed: Belle
Vernon, Mary Houston. Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans. A dam Is being built across the new
canal to-day, about my yards above the new
locks, aDdit viii probably be ten days before
any boats can pass through The following
towboats arrived from PittsbuTg with tows:
Hysns, A ice Brown, Rel deer, Tigress, Mary
Ann, Diamond, sam Roberts, Fred Wilson,
Eagle, Tom Reese and Dart.
aIsceIIane0us.
The P W. strader, four and s half days cut
from New Orleans passed up early yesterday
morning, dischargfug here Ill sacks OF coffee
and i've barrels OF tar. She had good trip for
above.
The Belle Memphis departed last night for
st. Louis, after adding 1900 bales Of cotton.
The J. VIII te brought in " bales OF cot
ton, Sl4 sacks Of seed and lot of sundrtss to
The St. Francis came In from Phillips
BAYOU with ~ bales OF cotton and 4OS sacks OF
The G. W. Cheek came in with lao bales of
cotton and gf2h-acks of seed.
The MiRIapd1ia viii leave early next week for
the OhioC
The Phil AIIiu came In with 2s7 bales Of COT
ton, 800 sacks Of seed, and 9 good passenger
list
The City of Quincy arrived from New Or.
leans yesterday morning, i've days out She
discharged here 50 boxes Of lye, zoo boxes OF
tin, % barrels Of molasses, Al hhds OF sugar, %
barrels Of oranges. and had 5OCotns for above,
including lO00 sacks salt for Caro-.
The James Howard is over Reeves bar all
right.
The Henry Ames, five days out from New
Orleans, discharged here q hhds OF cocoa
nuts, IS barrels Of mOlasses. 50 boxes Of tin,
lB sacks OF seed, and . barrels Of plaster. She
had several hundred tons OF freight for st.
Louis.
The Minnie arrived from the Arkansas with
lp6 bales OF cotton for this port, and departed
with so bales for st. Louis.
The Mary E. Poe arrived from Shreveport,
Is days out. She took into New Orleans 80
bales Of cotton from Red river, and has lOOo
bars Of railroad iron for st. Louis.
The splendid steamer Great Republic ar
rived from 1t. Louis, nve days out. she was
forty-slx hours aground Aboye Cairo. she lays
The @. W. Cneek and st. Francis departed
with fair trips.
The q. P. Walt leaves for White river to-
morrow.
The st. Louis Republican Of Wednesday
says: "The barge line reduced their rates yes
terday to New Orleans 70 IS cents per barrel on
hour, and pound freigh from 271S cents TO %
cents per 100. STEAMBOATS, are charging 20
cents per barrel for flour, and % cents per 100
on pound n ight.-...-..The wreck ng-boat
Travis Wright recovered 23S b les Of cotton
from the wreck OF the Wade Hampton"
The st. Louis Times Of Wednesday says:
"The great steamer Richmond came TO the
wharf yesterday, aud taxes her departure for
New Orleans Tomorrow. The high reputation
as a passenger boaf which the kichmoI his
always enjoyed. will be enhanced the present
season II a lavish outlay Of capital in making
be superior TO her former self be appreciated
by the travelling public. new ste amer
Esperanza Is rec living TOR ali parts on the Qua
chita, an will leave with dispatch.
Bismarck lie YES for Cairo and New Orleans on
arrtv OF Thursday evenings tTain.;...--.C TAP
tain Ed. I. Dix advertiSes the CT Y of Cairo 70
leave the kSOkuk cket company's wharf
boat Saturday, at u m for New Orleans She
has been repaired and refurnished throughout,
and should be visited by those who have =
taste for the beautiful. charles DIX will be
the G. iro's clerk.---.---The Will ). Hays, which
has been aground for some time on the bar
opposite the foot Of Miller street,uTot on yes
terday. Captain J. 7. ShannoIf-her COM
mander Is talking OF placing her IN the Ten
nesSee river trade......-.James Homans and
Ras Smith pilot the Bismarck until she me Is
the City OF Quincy, when Joe Brown and Mr..
Smith will change berths-.....-..Charles P.
Hough stopped on the Belle nf Pike Monday,
and goes chief clerk Of the Marble City with
Captain Luker."
Boats Leaving To-day.
Fos ST IoUI The Belle Of Pike, Captain
Rioer, leaves to-day q pm, Tor Cairo, st.
Louis and II ~sy landings
toR ST. LoUIs The Rob Roy is advertised
70 lssve at p.m a. 10 We.
FIR FRIARs fCIST AND BEEDs-The pas
senger steamer Phil AiliD. OaPLain James
Lee. viii leave to-day a. pm. positively.
for FIisrs point and ell the usual lanoings.
STACK Lee and J. o. Harris do the hOnols OF
tba once.
FoR NAPoLEoS-The passenger ste mer A
J. Whise. Captain George Malone, leaves to-
day at pm. for Napoleon and all way
lsndings Barney Earinds and Charles Jack
son are ner clerKs.
FoR ARKANs.s RIVER-The dne, deet pas
senger stezmer, Pat UIeburne. Captain Reese
Pritehard, leaves to day at Il m, for Pine
Blun, Little r ok and all way landings. Q. 7.
Walker is her chief clerk.