Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-15

Miscellaneous.
The Utah added here 3I7 bales cotton foi
st. Louis, and the Alice 2l0 bales cotton
for the same point.
| The Belle Lse mas arrived at Cairo so
says private kilograms.
Toe Pat. Cleburne was several hours
agroend at Reeves' yesterday, but man.
aged to get Of during the afternoon.
The Oceanns and Rubicon are expected
from below; also the Silver Bow, Glas-
gov, Andy Johnson and Susie Silver,
from above.
The Frsnk Forrest came in Yesterday
from 0sceola with 2I3 bales OF cotton,
564 sacks OF seed, and q good passenger
list, and left at dark with fair trip.
The Mary Mcdonald passed mp early
yesterday morning, discharging here IA
bales OF cotton, and 554 SACKS Of cotton
seed. She reported 5 feet 8 inches at
island 90.
The Alice came in from st. Louis dur
ing the morning with good trip of grain
| and produce. Two items of her cargo were
1884 barrels of -four and so bales of cotton.
The tow-bOat Atlantic and bsrges
passed down.
From an exchaBge we learn that the
shsg boat g. s. Thsyer passed st. Joseph
last Saturday, en- route for the Mississippi
sni Arkansas rivers, Captain Doyle COM
manding. The Thsyer has been operat-
| ing between st. Joseph and Omaha since
| June last, and has removed six hundred
and forty snags from the river, and cut
away eight or nine hundred trees from
the csving banks OF the river.
Freight rates from st. Louis 10 this CITY
have again advanced as follows: Flour
| soc, pork 81 80, whisky 81 rs, lime 99c,
bacon, lard, ETC., zoe, ale 75c per half bar
rel, hay SOC, dry goods 75c, light pound
49c, hesvy 60e per hundred pounds.
The P. W. Strader makes a trip to New
| Orleans.
An of the boats lying at the New Alba
ny wharf are aground.
Fridays Courier-Journal has the fol-
lowing: "Mr. James Howard, of the firm
of Howard q Co., steamboat builders, at
Jettersonvilie, was in the city Wednesday
night, on Official basiness. After getting
through, he was Over-persuaded by Cap
tain Keiser, of st. Louis, and Captain
Pink Varble, of this city, TO accompany
them to the Black Crook. He very relucs-
sntly consented, but after the performance
commenced we are satisfied that no man
Of his age ever enjoyed anything more,
especially the can-csn, Amszonian march
and the ballet generally. We commend
him TO Mr.. Cons. Miller, os the CONNER
cial, who win see that he does not go TO
the Rsce street Varieties"
Tho White will probably be up in time
to leave ON Monday. She took out an
immense trip last night.
The funeral ceremonies of Captain Dick
English viii take place ct thiee O'Clock
this afternoon, from his late residence,
No. lsS YSroe street.
Boats Leaving To-day.
Fox VIcKsBURG--The Glasgow leaves
to-day at 5 p. n. as above for Vicksburg
and the bends.
FoR YIcEsBURG.-The Silver Bow Is
sdYartissd to leave to day az 10 am. for
ls1I-z- -l,rr.r ali IL.
For THE MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER
The Ssllie ". leaves for Devslls Bluff on
the arrival Of the morning train from this
city, for Gil points on White river to the
mouth.
FOR FRIAR's PoINT.-The lively George
w. Chsek, Captain Mark Cheek, leaves to
day at l2 M, for FrisTs Point and all way
landings. Il S. Gonterman has charge of
the Office.
FoR NBW ORLEANs.-The Susie Silver,
Captain Il. W. Shields, leaves to-day, at
a. M, for Vieksburg and New Orleans.
For NEW ORLEANS The Andy John
son leaves to-day ct 10 a. M, as above, for
Yieksburg, New Orleans and all way land
ings. Captain Luther T. Woods, COM
msnder. snd Mr.. Ross Powell ofIiciates in
the Office.
ny TeIegraph.
VICKsBURG, October l4.-Down: Capitol City,
last night. Up: John Kyle and Katie, Y m;
Sallie, pm Five and a hall feet of water at
island DS, and feet scant at Glasscock. Wealth
er very warm.
NEW oRLEAEs, october IA-No arrivals
or departures
LOUISVILLE, October l--The river Is lower
now than for many years. There Is less than
feet a. The head OF the canal, and Gor inches
in the chute. Weather cloudy with signs of
rain. No busiuess doing. Cincinnali packsts
due have not arrived.
CAIRO, October i3.-Port list: The slazaow
cleared ior Nleksbnfg al am; silver Bow
cleared Tor Nichs1urg al am; Belfast, Cairo
70 New Orleans. sa.na; II. $. Turner Ne w1s-
leans 70 81 Louis. pm; Glencoe, Cairo to
New Orleans, Pun. River fell inch. Strong
south wind All day, and raining tonight.
The rmOmeter 7l'.