Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

CAIRO, November 3.--ATrived: City
of Helena, from Vicksburg, 8 pm
Chester, from Memphis, II pm;
COwen, from st. Louis, s am; Bon
Accord, from St. Louis, II am; Frank
P. Crazy, from Evansville, ppm; Belle
Memphis, from st. Louis, 2p.m; Storm,
from st. Louis, . pm. Departed: City
of Helena, for st. Louis, 5 am; City
of Chester, for st. Louis, 5 am; Eddy
vile, for Evansville, 3 pm. The barge
Florence, in tow of the Bon Accord,
strack a snag in Birds bend to-day and
sunk with her cargo, which consisted of
flour and grain, and in all probability is
a total loss. River rose one inch.
Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November 3.-River sta
tionaTy, with six feet six inches in the
canal, and four feet in the chute.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived:
st. Marys and Argosy, from Cincinnati.
Departed: St. MaTys and Falls, for
Memphis; Mollie Ebert and Fails, for
New Orleans; Argosy and Falls, for
lower ports. Coal boats arrived: ORA
mond, Sam Roberts, Fred Wilson, Jno.
Deppold, Dodsworth, Vetran 10. ,,
Tom. Reese, John Gilmore, James Gil
more, Geo. Roberts, and Eagle.
EVANSVILLE, November 3.-Weather
clear and cool. River rose three inches.
Port list: DOWN.. H. Hurt, 6 pm;
Mary Ament, ppm; Ella Huges, 3 pm;
Nashville, pm. Up: shannon, 3 pm.
No business to-day.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Arrived:
Keokuk, from KeOkuk; Julia, from
Cairo; J. f. Tolle, from New Orleans.
Departed: Iron MOuntainand Pittsburg,
for KeOkuk; Commonwealth, for New
Orleans. River falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool.
PITrsBURG, November 3.-MonOnga-
hela five feet two inches strong and fall
ing slowly. Weather cloudy with light
rains. No departures. Boats DUE:
Brill and Juniatta. Arrived: Pelrotia,
Grand Lake No. 2, Alice Brown, Carrie
Brooks.
Movement of Boats.
The amount of business done at the
landing yesterday was not large owing
to the fact that laborers are somewhat
conscientious in regard to working Onthe
Sabbath and, moreover, the captains OF
all the local packets that arrived are
members of the church and would not
for the world break the second COM
mandment. The Cheek came in dur
ing the day from Friars Point with one
hundred and four bales of cotton, six
hundred and six sacks of eotton-seed
and a fair trip of people. The Phil
Allin brought three hundred and sew
enty-One bales of cotton, eight hundred
thirty-uine sacks of seed and a good
trip of people. The st. Francis came
up Just before dark with two hundred
and thirty-eight bales of cotton, three
hundred and seven sacks of seed, and
was full of people. She had also one
hundred and eighteen sacks of cotton
seed. The Peninah passed down before
discharging four bales cotton here.
The Mary Miller followed later in the
day, discharged about twenty tons of
miscellaneous plumber. The Grand
came down early with four
hundred tons, which she had nearly out
at dark, and took for a return trip two
hundred bales of cotton fOf reshipment
at Cairo, twenty bales for st. Louis, and
twenty-five tons of way freight. The
c. Elliott departed with four
hundred and thirty-fve bales Of cotton
for reshipment at st. Louis The tow
boat Crescent City and barges, went up
late Saturday night. The City of
Vicksburg went down about ten o'clock
yesterday morning, after discharging
fifty crates cabbage, one hundred barrels
four, and adding fifty tons way freight.
The Strader also went down about the
,ame hour after putting out two hundred
bales cotton. The Laura came down
s~sStockleyisr with a few bales of
cotton. The Colorado was due from
st. Louis, but had not arrived at dark
he adds twenty-five tons way freight.
The Mary E. Poe bad not arrived at
lark, though she was due from st.
Boats Going To-Day.
The st. Luke, Captain Rider, leaves
bis afternoon at five O'Clock for Cairo
md st. Louis and ali way-landings.
The United States mail and passenger
steamer Little Rock, Captain Eugene
smith, leaves this evening at five o'clock
or Pine Bluff and Little Rock and all
on the Arkansas river. Mr.. G. ii.
conrad is her chief secretary.
The tri-weekiy passenger packet lhil
Allin, Captain Stack Lee, leaves this