Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
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CAIRO, July S.-POrt list: City of
Chester, Memphis to st. Louis, 10 .. m ;
Florence, Ohio river to st. Louis, q. IN. /;
Mohawk, Cairo to New Orleans, a N |;
Lawrence, Cincinnati 10 Memphis, 9 a. M (;
Bismarck, New Orlesns to st. Louis, z
am; Argosy, New Orleans TO Cincinnati,
l pm; Natchez, st. Louis to New Or
leans, PM; Shannon, Louisville to
New Orleans, pm. River fell inches.
Weather clear. Thermometer, go.
LoUIsvILLE. July S.-Rivsr falling,
with 20 inches in the chute and A inches
In the canal. Weather clear; the hot
test day of the season, the mercury reach
ing about 1902 in the shade. No business.
Arrived: Belle Rowland, Pittsburg. De-
parted: Belle Rowland, Red river; II. s.
Turner, New Orleans; Ada Huffman,
Cairo; r. @. Gray, gene to Madison for
repairs.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 8.-Weather
clear and fssrfully hot Mercury, go
most all afternoon, up to O'Clock. River
fell inches. Port list up: Fsyette, s
an; Palestine, Idlewild and Morning
Star, $3.50 am; ChRrmer, IL am. Down:
Mary Ament, 2 am; Rose Hile, am;
Falls City, 8 am. Generally with fair
trips. Business moderately fair
ST. LOUIS, July s.-Arrived: Andy
Johnson, Keokuk; Fannie Lewis, Cam
bridge. Departed: James Howard, New
Orleans; City Of Vicksburg, Yicksburg;
City of Pekin, Peoria; W. J. Lewis, Kan
sas City; r. r. Morrill,, st. Paul; Andy
johnson and Mollie' MePike, Keokuk; /;
0cesnus, Red river; Columbia, Arkansas
river. River falling, and all upper
streams declining. Weather clear and
hot. Mercury 100 degrees at Sp.m.
CINCINNATI, July S,--River feet g
inches in the channel. 1t has fallen
inches in the last twenty-four hours. Ar
rived: Lawrence, Memphis. Departed:
Argosy, Wheeling; Il. w. Skeningsr,
Kanswhs; Bermuda, Evansville; Emma
Floyd, Cairo. The last will reship at
Cairo on the @. B. Church for New Or
leans. Low water boats were introduced
to-day in the up-river trade. The long
boats are being withdrawn.
NASHVILLE, July S.--River stationary,
with 80 inches on HRroeth Shoals. The
weather is fair and hot.
NEW ORLEANS July s.-No arrivals.
Departed: Dexter, st. Louis, last night.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas f. Msoksll, Alderman of the
Third Ward, voted for the ordinance of
reducing the wharfage, instead of voting
against it, as we so slated. We were
wrongly informed as regards his vote, and
do not wish to do him Injustice.
Spike Morley and Thomas Sheridan
have the Magnolia Gardens now in full
blsst, and prepared to accommodate their
many friends.
The Dardanelle is the Monday Arkansas
river packet. She will be In port to-day
to receive.
Thomas Demmons &; Co., steamboat
painters, can always be found ct their
office, at the foot OF Washington street.
These gentlemen are experts in their line
of business, and always give satisfaction
in their painting.
The Marble City is the Monday st.
Louis packet.
The Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, Is
the Monday Frisr,,s Point packet, leaving
at pm.
The MARITIME, for st. Francis river, had a
good trip. She will ply In the st. Francis
river trade, making s0mi-weekly trips,
connecting at Helena with the George w.
Cheek.
The Minneola cleared for Cincinnati,
with 100 bales cotton, so bales rags snd leo
bundles hides.
The sallie V. is the Monday railroad
packet, leaving DeVall's Bluff Tomorrow
evening for all points between DeYall's
Bluff and the mouth Of White river.
The James Howard will be down Tues
day for New Orleans.
The A. j. w nlte Is tn0 McnuaY Nap0-
leon and bends packet, leaving At pm.
The Batesville Is the Tuesday White
river packet.
The Colorado, Captain Mckee, leaves
to-day 1T p. M. for Cairo and st. Louis.
The Richmond, Captain Nat. Green
with Cook Creighton In The once, leaves
to-day at 5 p N. for New Orleans.
The City OF Vicksbung Is the Monday
Yicksburg packet.
The Columbia win leave here Monday
evening for Arkansas river.
The n. ID. Shreve Is It's Monday Vicks-
burg packet.
The Indiana viii lie lip from New Or
leans tomorrow.
The Natchez leaves t0-moTroW ct u M.
for New Orleans.
The shannon is overdue for New Or
leans.
The Minneola VIII not return to Mem
phis until the fall season; this ie her last
trip for the season.
Capt. Pat. Kelley, Of the little propeller
Kipont, is now ready with his little
steamer to do towing and attend to all
business Of this port.
The Natchez VIII not leave tomorrow
at noon, as at first advertised. She win
be at the landing until 8 in the mcrning
when she win positively steam out.