Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-06

Tae John Kyle arrived from st. Louis
/ Iaded to the guards, and put out l53
bales of hay, 245 sacks oats, and five tons
scrap iron. She got 1000 sacks corn, 500
sacks oats, 300 bales hay, and from 300
to 400 packages sundries below Cairo,
and has for New Orleans and way
points the following ''wee's items:
20 hogsheads tobacco, 81 boxes
bacon, 1900 sacks bran, 80 head
cattle, 5000 sacks corn, 525 barrels meal,
l50 packages eggs, 1850 barrels -four,
POO empty barrels, 420 bales hay, leg
head of hogs, 172 tierces of lard, 1876
sacks of malt, 2750 sacks Of oats, 6l5
barrels pork, Il0 barrels potatoes, geo
c0ops poultry, 800 boxes soap, 50 barrels
whisky, and about 1000 packages sun
dries. The Little Alps, from New Or
leans, brought up her barges, and takes
them to the bends above. The Belle of
Shreveport, from Red river, went up at
midnight, doing nothing here. The
Belle of Texas arrived early from the
Arkansas, where she had taken from
New Orleans 1850 bars of railroad iron,
and awaits here the arrival Of her cap
tain from Little Rock. The Anna,
from Little Rock, brought 243 bales of
cotton, 469 sacks of seed, and reshipped
for New Orleans SO bales of cotton. The
Parker, from Cincinnati, brought 800
tons, adding 500 sacks corn, 80 cattle
and 50 hogs below Cairo, and lays over.
The Belle Memphis, from st. Louis, ar
rived early with 200 tons, including 725
barrels flour, 600 barrels meal, 427 bar
rels potatoes, SOB sacks corn, us kegs
butter, so kegs eggs, and II
bales cotton, and went back with
300 bales cotton for st. Louis
The julia went down early in the even
ing with very good trip, but did little
here. The Marble City went up at sum
set with but a light trip. The Kittie
Heigler, from the Arkansas, brought
here 70 bales cotton, reshipped 100 bales
for New Orleans ard added II bales for
Louisville. She had 80 or 40 tons Of Ar
kansas OIL stone for New Albany, and a
fair passenger trip. The Glencoe came
up early in the evening, four days out
from New Orleans, and discharged 100
baskets champagne, "A bbls potatoes and
81 packages onions, having, all told,
about 80 tons for Cairo and ST. Louis. The
Ajax and tow went down, and the Cres-
cent City and tow up, Sunday night late.
Steamboats, Going To-Day.
The regular Ohio river packet Andy
Baum, in command of Capt. VintOn,
leaves at sharp five o'clock to-day, for
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati. Mr.
c. B. Woodbury. is her secretary, and a
more agreeable gentleman does not
stand behind an office window in the
Ohio river trade. The Baum makes ex-
eellent time and will go as advertised
The st. Joseph is the regular Anchor
line boat TO leave at five O'Clock to-day
for Cairo and st. Louis. Captain Ed.
Gray commands.
The good steamer ArmadillO, Captain
Wolf, viii be down to-day to leave at
three o'clock this evening for Pine Bluff,
Little Rock, and all way landings Oh the
Arkansas through to Fort Smith.
The fine fast passenger steamer Nick
Longworth, Captain Lew Kates, with
Captain E. Eugene Bowers in the office,
leaves at five this evening for all landings
up to Cincinnati.
The regular weekly passenger packet,
Pat Cleburne, Captain VIM. Ashford in
command, leaves at sharp five O'Clock
this evening for Devalls Bluff, Jackson
port, and all landings on the White riv-
er. Messrs. Davis, Butler and Neil
Booker are secretaries.
The regular semi-weekly coast packet
A. j. White, with Captain Mark Cheek
in command, leaves this afternoon at
five O'Clock for Napoleon and all way
landings.
The regular passenger steamer ST.
Francis, Captain 7. B. Bowman, leaves
at five O'clock this afternoon for Helena,
Mariana, Wittsburg, and the usual way
landings.
The Anna, Captain Pritchard, departs
! this afternoon at five o'clock for Pine
Bluff, Little Rock, and all points on the
Arkansas river.
The Jas. d. Parker, Captain Robert
Wise, leaves at five o'clock this evening
for Cincinnati and all the usual way
landings. VIM. Mcintyre is chief pur-
ser.
The Susie Silver leaves this morning
at ten o'clock for Shreveport direct. Mr..
Lehman is clerk.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Rivar falling.
| Weather clear and warm. The KeO-
kUk Northwestern packet company in
| tend establishing a regular line of pack
| cts between here and Cincinnati. The
Lucy Bertram will be the pioneer boat,
and leave here Thursday. She will be
followed by the Saoama Mine and the
! Phil. Sheridan, which steamers will
constitute this line. Arrived: Thomp-
son Dean, New Orleans; City of Helena,
| Vicksburg; Johnson, Keokuk; Alice,
and Mary Mcdonald, Missouri river.
! Departed: James Howard, and Pauline
Carroll, New Orleans; City of Chester,
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Weather cloudy
and pleasant. River rising, feet 9inch-
es at head of canal, and Z feet inches
in the chute. Arrived: Charmer, Ev-
ansville; j. H. Bigley, New Orleans,
and several local packets and tows.
| Departed: Charmer, and Shannon, Gin
einnati; Davage, st. Louis; Savannah
st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Weathel
showery. Arrived: Louisville, Cincin.
natl; Great Republic, st. Louis. Nc
| departures.
LITTLE Rock, May 5.-River falling
"a feet in the channel. Weather cleal
and pleasant. Arrived: Fort Gibson
from above; Exporter, New Orleans
Departed; Carrie V. Kountz, and Ash.
land, New Orleans; Emile Labarge
st. Louis; Mary Boyd, Memphis
NASHVILLE, May 5-Riyer station
ary; % feet on Harpeth shoals
No arrivals or departures except local
packets.
PITTsBURG, May 5.-The Monon,
gahela is falling rapidly, IA feet inch.
es water in channel. No arrivals or de.
partures. except one local packet. Bus
mess dull.
CAIRO, May 5.-River risen Z inch
es. Weather clear and cold. Mercury
| 100. Arrivel: st. Joseph, st. Louis;
Idlewild, Susie Silver, Arlington, Grano
Tower, G. B. Church, Armadillo; Col.
orado, Vieksburg. Departed: st. Joseph
Memphis, PM; Idlewild, Evansville,
midnight; II. G. Yeager, New Orleans,
midnight; Arlington, Cincinnati,
am; Susie Silver, Red river, G. B.
Church, Cineinnati,7 z am; Grand Tow
er, St. Louis, am; Armadillo, Arkan-
sas river; Colorado, ST. Louis, pm.
| CINCINNATI, May 5.-River rising,
26 feet inches in the channel. Ar
rived, Probasco, Memphis; no other ar
rivals or departures except local packets,
| Weather clear and pleasant.
| EVANSVILLE, May 5.-Weather clear
and mild. Mercury 500 to 720. River
risen is inches. Down: John KilgOur,
and Pat Rogers, s. am; Robert Mitchell,
2 pm; Mary Ament, pm; Charles
Bodmann, pm; Arkansas Belle, )
pm. Up: Fayette, 10 am; Quiekstep,
IL am; Belle Lee, George Roberts, II
noon. Business active.
VICKsBURG, May 5.-River falling.
Weather cool and raining. Down
Richmond, Commonwealth, Pargoud.
Up: Nick Ilongwolth, City of Alton,
Henry Ames.
Current Items.
The Augnsta will be down in q few