Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-20
BY TeIeEraph.

clear n hot; business slim.
by TeIegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Arrived:
John F. Tolle, from st. Louis. No de-
partures. Weather clear. ThermOme-
ter $50.
EVANSVILLE, June 19.-Weather clear
and hot, Mercury So. The river is
falling. Port list-City of Cairo, from
st. Louis, 4 am; Charles Bodmann,
from New Orleans 70 Cincinnati, ID
am.
CAIRO, June 19.-Arrived: City OF
Quincy, from st. Louis, midnight; Belle
Memphis, from Memphis. midnight
Mary Alice and John Howard, from
New Orleans, 4 am; Peytona, from
Louisville, Bpm; Colorado, from st.
Louis, 5 pm. Departed: City of Quin-
cy, for New Orleans, l am; Belle Mem
phis, for st. Louis, gam; City of Ches-
ter, for Memphis, 2 am; John Howard,
for Louisville, fam; Mary Alice, fOI
st, Louis, z am; PeytOna, for New Or
leans, 8 pm. The river has fallen 4
inches. Weather clear and hot. Mer-
curry SO at noon and $50 tonight.
| CINCINNATI, June 19. -The river is
stationary, with u feet water in the
O40nIGAs OEDuIICA. OlldIlEc d. NulIEu
for New Orleans.
PTTTSBURG, June 19-Weather clear
and pleasant. The MonOngahela river
is falling, with 3feet 10 inches water in
the channel.
NASHVILLE, June I9.-The river is
falling, with . feet 9 inches water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and
very warm.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Arrived: Ex-
porter, from Fort Smith; Belle Mem
phis and Friendship, from Memphis;
Utah, from Arkansas river. Departed:
Henry c. Yaeger and NJ. ]. Wicks, for
New Orleans.
LITTLE Rock, June I9.-Weather clear
and warm. The river is falling rapidly,
with II feet water in the channel above.
VICKSBURG, June 19.-Boats down:
Indiana, S, Mary Houston, 10 last even
ing. Down to-day: Mohawk and barges,
l pm; II. G. Wilson and barges, 8 pm.
Up: II. NJ. Shreve, II last night. Up
to-day: Bee and barges, : am; PeytOna
and barges, l pm; st. Charles and tow,
SPIN. Weather clear and warm. The
river is rising.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-The river is
rising very slowly, with 8 feet 4 inches
in the canal, and 4 feet 4 inches in the
chute. Weather clear and hot. Mer-
curry ranged from S0o to 9Oo. Arrived:
Andy Baum, from Memphis. Depart
ed: Andy Baum, for Cincinnati; Dick
Fulton, for New Orleans; John Gilmore
and James Gilmore, for Memphis; 4. J..
Baker, for Baton Rouge.
Miscellaneous.
The Belle St. Louis, from Vicksburg,
brought in twenty-six packages and left
for st. Louis with a fair trip.
The Nick LOngwOrth, from Cincin-
natl, with a barge in tow, went South
yesterday mOFning with an eleven hun
dred ton cargo.
The Potomac, from New Orleans,
three and a-haIf days out, discharged
several small lots here, and departed
with three hundred tons of freight for
the Ohio and a fair passenger list.
The Pat ClebuTne, from Little Rock,
came in before dark with fifteen bales Of
cotton and a lot of sundries to order.
The Phil Allin, from the lower coast,
came in with a fair trip of freight and
people.
The Glencoe, from above, passed down
the afternoon without landing.
The James Howard, from below, went
up yesterday afternoon with seven thou
sand one hundred and fOrty-six bars Of
railroad iron for the Ohio.
The Kate Kinney, John Kyle, MoIlie
and Celeste, were all due from
below last night, but had not arrived up
to a late hour.
The City Of Chester, Captain Ziegler,
departs this evening at five o'clock, for
st. Louis and all way landings.
Mr.. P. Hewitt is chief clerk.
The Colorado, Captain Luker, ,leaves
this evening at five o'clock for Vicks-
burg and the bends. H. Deadrick is her
clerk.
The City of Quincy leaves this morn
at ten O'Clock for New Orleans di-
rect. Captain J.. T. West commands
and Nh. Dan Garvin holds forth at the
desk.