Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-13

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By Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, July weather cleal
and hot. Departed: Fort Gibson, fol
above.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Arrived: City OF
Vieksburg, from Vicksburg; Mary Z.
Poe, from Red river; James Howard,
from New Orleans. Departed: Belle
Memphis, for Memphis; Friendship, fol
Memphis; Mary Alice, for New Orleans.
River falling slowly. Weather clear
and hot.
EVANSVILLE, July 12.-Theweather is
clear in part and very hot. Mercury
90'. River has fallen inches. Port
list-DOwn: Robert Mitchell, pm.
Up: Nashville, , am. Business very
light.
LOUISVILLE, July 12.-The river Is
falling, with scant 4 feet water in the
canal, and feet in the chute. Wealth
er clear. Mercury ranged from $50 to
920. No business doing. The Vice
President of the transfer boat of the
Burlington, Missouri River and Ne
braska railroad, is at the city wharf
awaiting inspection.
VICKsBURG, July 12.-Roats down
Henry s. Turner, noon; Ouachita Belle,
8 pm. Up: Julia, 10, Richmond, II
last night. Up tO-day: Mollie Moore,
4 pm. Weather cloudy and warm.
River falling.
NASHVILLE, July I2.-The river is
falling, with a inches water on Har-
peth Shoals. Weather raining to-day
and cloudy tonight.
NEW ORLEANS, July I2.- Arrived I:
Mary Houston, from Evansville. De
parted: John T. Moore, for st. Louis.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer so this
evening.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-The river is
rising, with feet inches water in the
channel.
CAIRO, July 12.-A1rived: Dick Full
ton, from New Orleans, 0 pm; A. J.
Baker, from Baton Rouge, 10 pm; H.
NJ. Shreve, from st. Louis, II pm;
Louisville, from New Orleans, II pm;
Colorado, from st. Louis, ? pm; Alps,
from Memphis, pm; Robert Mitchell,
from Cincinnati, pm. Departed:
Grand Tower, for Memphis, 10 pm;
James Howard, for st. Louis, 10 pm;
City of Cairo, for New Orleans, II pm;
Shreve, for Red river, am; Louisville,
for Louisville, pm. River has fallen
7inches. Weather cloudy. Mercury 8S0.
PITTsBURG, July l2.-Weather clear
and pleasant. The Monongahela river
is stationary, with feet water in the
channel.
miscellaneous
The Phil Allin, from the lower coast,
came in with two hundred and eighty
five packages of sundries and fair pas
senger list.
The old steamers of the Memphis
Packet Company were sold at public
auction at Cincinnati last Wednesday.
The Alice Dean was purchased by Cap
tain G. G. Pearce for S7700; the Robert
Burns by Captain II. A. Jones for $500;
and the Silver Moon by Captain G. g.
Pearce for S3775.
The Lawrence, from the Ohio, ar
rived early yesterday morning with five
hundred tons of freight for this point.
The A. ]. White from Chicot, and
Legal Tender from White river, brought
in fair trips of freight and people.
The Minneola is loading at Cincinnati
for New Orleans at the following rates:
Pound freights, forty cents; flour, ninety
cents: pork, one dollar; whisky, one
phis: Pound freights, twenty-five cents;
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cents; whisky, one dollar.
The Henry Ames, from New Orleans,
went up at late hour Thursday with a
fair cargo for St. Louis. She discharged
one hundred and twenty-five sacks of
coffee at this port.
The G. w. Cheek, for Chicot. Phil.
Allin, for Friar's Point, and Mary Boyd,
for Little Rock, all got off with fair
trips.
The Belle st. Louis, from Vicksburg
for St Louis, went up before dark with
a fair way trip.
The Bismarck, City of Cairo, Utah
and Charles BOdmann were all due last
night, but viii probably be found at the
wharf early this morning.
The Richmond has one thousand bars
Of railroad iron for St. Louis.
The United States mail packet Legal
Tender, in command Of Captain Will
liam Ashford, leaves this evening at five
o'clock for Jacksonport and all points
on White river. E. c. Postal and Dan.
Sullivan are clerks.
The Colorado leaves this morning at
five o'clock for Vicksburg and all the
usual way landings. Captain James
Luker commands, and II. Diedrick
holds forth at the desk.
The fine and feet passenger steamer
City of Cairo leaves this morning at ten
o'clock for New Orleans. She has supe
rior accommodations and fare. Captain
Charles Schultze commands, and Len.
5. Miller is her prime minister.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lennox,
departs at five o'clock this evening for
Cairo, St. Louis and all way landings.
The Lawrence leaves this evening at
i've O'Clock, sharp, for Louisville, Gin
einnati and all points on the Ohio. Cap
.ain John Merrell commands.