Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-20

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NASHVILLE, June l9.-River falling;
3 feet 3 inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
er fair and armer Arrived: Emma
FLOYD, Cincinnati, Tyrone, Cairo. De-
parted: Emma Floyd, Cincinnati, Ty-
rome, Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, June I9.-Arrived:
Exchange, Pittsburg. Departed: Com
monWeslth and Henry Amss yesterday
for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-River s feet,
falIcnI foot. Departed: Bale Vernon to
New Orleans. Weather warm.
ST. LOUIS, June l9.-Arrived: Colo
RADIO from Vicksburg; Argonaut and
barges, from Tennessee river. Departed:
City of Chester 10 Memphis. River fall
ing and all upper rivers on decline.
Clear and very warm.
LoUIsyILLE, June l9.-The river is sta
tionary, with 2 feet g inches in chute, and
4 feet 8 inches in canal. 1t is partially
clear and pleasant. But little business.
The Glencoe sdvertises to leave for New
Orleans tomorrow. The local inspector
Of this port to-day fued the Liberty No. 3
SI0O for navigating the kentucky river
without a licensed pilot.
CAIRO, June l9. - Up; Susie Sill
yer, New Orleans to st. Louis, . p. NJ;
Robert Wicklihe, New Orleans 10 Cincin-
natl, lOR. NJ; Grand Tower, Memphis to
st. Louis, u m; Seminole, Memphis to
Cincinnati, 9 a. M. River stationary.
Clear. Mercury So The race last night
between the steamers Illinois and Grand
Tower, from Columbus to Cairo, the Hi
nois had two lengths the start, but the
Tower passed hers miles above, u came
in 5 minutes ahead.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Freights continue scarce.
The Natchez passes up this morning fer
st. Louis.
The Frank Psrgoud has withdrawn
from the Yicksburg and New Orleans
trade. Her little hirt was getting too ex-
pensive,
The Belfast having lost too much by
pounding in the Ohio river passed down
without landing. Her skipper had " nary
red " to contribute 70 Memphis for the
privilege oflsnding and purchasing a few
supplies.
The Katie discharged here 100 sacks corn
and added 81 bales cotton n a few lots
of miscellaneous. The Katie had quite q
slim trip. Her profits will be easily &C
counted for this trip. st. Louis went back
on her and we think Captain White will
hereafter give St. Louis the go by.
The White brought in 81 bales OF cotton
and 81 sacks seed.
The packets for the bends had moderate
trips.
The SaIie, from St. Louis for Arkansas
river had a slim trip and added nothing
here.
The st. Francis, Captain Bowman,
leaves to-day at 5 pm. for all points on
the st. Francis river through 10 Madison.
S. @. Paine is her gentlemanly clerk.
The Argosy passed down for New Or
leans without landing.
The Legal Tender brought in Sc bales
a,ftnn TI- EnnEa gnnl and hQEp faar linn
Der.
The United states dredgs boat Octavia
passed down.
The George ". Cheek, Captain Marx
Cheek, is the Tuesday Friar's Point pack
ct, leaving at SPIN. Frank GOntermRn is
her 6nRncier.
The City of Alton put OH here % barrels
mOlssses, % boxes lemons, 10 barrels
tomatoes and a few lots Of groceries, n
got of for St. Louis at 3 pm.
Captain Ell. Rowland was in the city
yesterday. He is running a packet from
Little Rock to Fort Smith.
The Nightingale from Arkansas river
for Cincinnati, added here III bales Of
cotton.
The Nashville will arrive tomorrow
from Cincinnati.
The Shreve for st, Louis was Light.
The Olive Branch, Captain John T.. Me
Cord, will leave this morning at 10 O'Clock
for New Orleans.
The Celeste, for Arkansas river, had q
fair trip.
The Mary Houston will pass up this
evening for Louisville.
Pat Morrison, formerly clerk on several
Of the Memphis and Arkansas river pack
cts, but at present a merchant or Arkan-
sss rivsr, arrived in the city yesterday.
The James Howard, Captain Pegram,
leaves the wharf to-day at II N. for New
Orleans and the bends. A courteous gem
tleman has charge OF the office.
The Tom Jasper is laid up at st. Louis
having her six boilers taken Out to ave
fuel, and will be supplied with three tu-
bular boilers.
The r. G. Grsy is due to-day from Gin
cinnati, en- route for Arkansas river.
The splendid passenger steamer Legal
Tender, Captain John Elliott, is the regu-
lar Tuesday White river mail packet,
leaving to-day st 5 pm. for all points on
White river, connecting at DeYall's Bluff
with the Little Rock railroad. Messrs.
Ed. Postal, Arthur Fields and Dsn,Sulli-
van, q trio of clever gentlemen, have
Of the office.
The c. B. Church will pass down this
evening for New Orleans.
The Alaska and Commonwealth are due
from New Orleans.
The ii. S. Turner and Belle Vernon are
due, bound for New Orleans.
One item OF the James HOWard's cargo
Is 1000 barrels Of pork.