Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-13

yesterday morning. The Clebulne
brought 2S9 bales cotton, 2l0 sacks seed,
and reshipped 68 bales cotton for New
Orleans. The Forrest brought ~ bales
cotton and 200 sacks seed. The Emma
Elliott put out 100 barrels meal, 50 pack
ages sundries, and had 800 tons for Vicks.
burg, leaving here at five O'Clock in the
evening. The Belle Memphis arrived
with 900 tons, including 118 kegs beer,
5S bales hay, Sc casks bacon, 300 dry
barrels, 1855 sacks grain, 6B head OF
stock, q bales cotton, and a myriad OF
miscellaneous items, and went back
with 200 bales cotton for st. Louis. The
Great Republic went up during the fore
noon, three and a half days from New
Orleans, with 800 tons, including 200
boxes Havana sugar, 451 kegs nails, 200
tierces rice, 200 kegs soda, 400 barrels
new potatoes, and $500 packages miscel-
laneous freight, including 2060 boxes
clay "smokes" for Cairo; also, As head
of imported stock, 137 cabin and 142 deck
passengers, and added 40 bales of cotton
here. The Mary Houston came down
during the morning, loaded to the
guards, and put out $50 packages here,
adding 200 packages butter and a few
passengers. Her principal southern
freight items were 800 hogsheads tobac-
co, 1900 barrels cement, 500 bales hay,
600 barrels meal and 500 sacks corn.
The towboats John A. Wood and Sam
J. Hale passed up with their barge-tows,
and the Diamond with a tow of coal for
this city, arrived from the Ohio. The
st. Joseph, from st. Louis, arrived be-
fore dark, with 400 tons for this city, in
cluding 1853 dry barrels, I1I5 sacks
grain, % bales cotton, and lays over I'M
til to-day. The Phil Allin got out with
q moderate trip, and the boats going to-
day were getting considerable freight
when our reporter left the landing at
dark.
BY TELEGRAPH.
VICKsBURG, May l2.-River falling.
Weather warm and clear. Down
Pargoud. Up: Smoky City and barges,
Future City and barges, Common
wealth, Kellogg and barges, Richmond,
Colorado,
LITTLE Rock, May 12.-River falling,
6 feet in channel. Weather threatening
rain. Departed: Anna, for Memphis.
NASHVILLE, May 12-River rising
slowly; u feet on Harpeth shoals,
Weather warm and cloudy. No arrivals
or departures except local packets.
PITTsBURa, May 12.-The Monon-
gahela is falling, with 8 feet s inch
es water in channel. No arrivals or de-
partures except local packets. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May l2.-Weather partly
clear and pleasant. River rising, Is
feet 3 inches at head of canal, and l3 feet
3 inches in the chute; so feet under the
bridge. Business dull. No arrivals or
departures except local packets.
NEW ORLEANS, May l2.-Weather
clear and warm. Arrived: Chas. Bod
mann, Cincinnati; Belle Lee, Louis
vile; James Howard, Pauline Carroll,
st. Louis; Ashland, Arkansas river.
Departed: H. C. Yeager, st. Louis;
Carrie V. KouutZ, Arkansas river.
CAIRO, May 12.-River risen u inches
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived: /:
Idlewild, Evansville, 8 PM; Raven,
Louisville, 8 PM; J. w. Garrett, New
Orleans, 10 pm; City of Quincy, st.
Louis, II m; Grand Tower, Memphis,
l am; Fannie Lewis, Ouachita river,
3 am; Simpson Horner, Wheeling, s
pm. Departed: Garrett, st. Louis, IL
pm; City of Quincy, New Orleans,
midnight; Idlewild, Evansville, I am;
IL
Lewis, st. Louis, 3 am; Heilman,
am; Falls Pilot, Louisville,
! pm; Thompson Dean, New Orleans,
8 pm.
EVANSVILLE, May Weather clear
and mild. Mercury $50 to 76o. River
risen 2 feet 2 inches. Up: r. E. Lee,
8 am; Quickstep, am; Dick Fulton
and barges, am; FaYette, Sam Brown,
II am. George Roberts, II M; Pat ROg-
ers, 3 pm. Down: Roberts, II pm.
and barges, p.m.; Arlington,
II pm.; Sherlock, IL p.m.; Camelia and
Lawrence, II m. Mary Ament, 2p.m.;
Arkansas Belle, pm.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-River station
ary, SO feet in the channel. Weather
clear aud pleasant. Arrived: Andy
Baum, Memphis; Longworth, New Or
leans. Departed: Minneola, ST. Louis.
SHREVEPORT, May 12.-River fell :
inches in As hours. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived: Maria Louise,
Seminole and c. H. Durfee, New Or
leans; Carrie A. Thorn, Huntsville, JEFF
ferson. Departed: Little Fleta, New
Orleans; G. II. Durfee, Jefferson.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-River rising.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived:
Johnson, Keokuk; Sam Roberts, Ohio
river. Departed: Johnson, Keokuk;
City of Chester, Memphis; Brown,
Cairo.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 12-For
the northwest and upper lakes, and
thence,to Missouri and Kentucky, a low
southwesterly to northeaster-
ly and northwesterly winds, cold and
cloudy weather, and rain; for Tennessee,
the gulf and south Atlantic States,
falling barometer, increasing tempera-
ture,. southwesterly winds, cloudy