Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
In Port
None.
Rivers. weather and Busines

| evening" anu sldllAS DN the gauge
seventeen feet twoinches above extreme
low water mark. Weather cloudy, with
| heavy shower in the afternoon. Busi-
ness on the levee yesterday was light,
with three arrivals and three departures.
| The changes of the river elsewhere are
as follows: at Omaha it rose four inches;
at Leavenworth it declined three inches;
at Keokuk it declined four inches; at
/ Cairo three inches: St. Louis six inches
| Cincinnati eleven inches; Louisville two
| inches, and at Nashville twenty-five
inches.
By Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, July 3I.-Weather
cloudy, indicating rain River failing,
with Z feet of water in the channel
Departed: Dardanelle, Memphis.
! CINCINNATI, July 3l.-The river has
IA feet s inches and falling. Departed: {:
Anna, Memphis; H. S. Turner, New
| Orleans.
CAIRO, July 31.-Arrived: Julia,
st. Louis, pm; Tom Rees, st. Louis,
l am; Belle Memphis, Memphis, am.
| Departed: City of Chester, Memphis, s
pm; Smoky City, New Orleans, 8; Belle
/ Memphis, st. Louis, :; Lawrence,
Memphis, l pm; Julia, Vieksburg, s.
River fallen inches. Weather cloudy;
cooler since.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather clear.
Thermometer 940.
LOUISVILLE, July 31.-The river is
still falling, with feet 3 inches water
| in the canal, and feet inches in the
chute. Weather hot till pm; since
then indications of rain.
PrTTsBURG, July S1.-The MOnOn-
gahela river at dark was 4 feet 9 inches,
and falling. A heavy rain passed over
the city this evening.
EVANSVILLE, July Sl.-Weather part
ly cloudy and clear. Mercury $50 at
noon. Heavy storm last night. The
river rose 8 inches in the last twenty
four hours. Nothing doing on the
wharf.
ST. LOUIS, July 31.--Arriyed: City of
Helena, Vicksburg; Mary Alice and
Mohawk, New Orleans; Belle Memphis,
Memphis. Departed: johnson, New
Orleans; Grand Tower, Memphis. Riv-
Ell stationary. Weather is shOwery and
cooler.
falling, with 4 feet water ON Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and very hot ut
til pm, when high winds and threat
SLlIS Adiu ClOuNio opAduS up
miscellaneous.
The Colorado, from Vicksburg came
in at late hour Tuesday night, dis
charged twenty tons of sugar and molas-
ses, and left for st. Louis with light trip.
The Phil Allin, from the lower coast,
brought in seven bales of cotton and
one hundred and twenty-eight sacks of
seed, and returned at dark with fair
way trip.
The Dardenelle is the Saturday
United States mail packet for Little
Rock.
The H. G. Jaeger, from New Orleans,
seven days out, arrived during the after
noon, put Otf one hundred tons freight
here, and had five hundred and fifty
tons for st. Louis, intending eighteen
hundred and thirty-one bars railroad
iron, and one thousand sacks of salt.
The City of Cairo is the next boat for
New Orleans, leaving this port to-mor-
row morning.
The H. NJ. Shreve, Glencoe and City
of Vicksburg are the next boats due from
below.
The City of Chester, Captain Zeigler,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Cairo and st. Louis. Mr.. o. Hewitt is
clerk.
The tri-weekly passenger steamer st.
Francis, Captain T. r. Bowman, leaves