Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-11
RIVER AND WEATHER TELEGRAMS

+ CINCINNATI, March lO.-River twelve
I feet six inches, and falling. Arrived
r. w. Skillinger, from New Orleans
Henry Probasco, from Memphis. The
weather is clear end pleasant.
VIcKsBURG, March lO.-Port list
Down: Alaska, Mary Houston. Up
John Kyle, Belfast, John B. Maude
Fannie Lewis. The river is rising. The
weather is cloudy and warm.
LITTLE Rock, March l0.-The river
is falling, and is only four feet by gauge
The weather is clear and pleasant. Ar.
rived: Utah, from below. Departed
Anna, for Memphis; Emile La Barge,
| below.
New ORLEANS, March l0.-Arrived:
H. S. Turner from Cincinnati; Tom
Jasper, Bismarck, Pauline Carroll, from
| st. Louis; Robert +. Lee, from Cairo.
Departed: Shannon, for Cincinnati.
The weather is clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, March-I0.-Th river is
falling, with six feet on Harpeth
shoals. The weather is fair and pleas
ant. During the day it has been cloudy
with prospect of rain tonight. Ar
rived: John Lumsden, from Cairo; De-
parted: John Lumsden, for Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, March lO.-The river is
falling slowly, with six feet in the canal
and four feet of water in the chute.
The weather is cloudy and mild, with
signs of rain. Arrived: Ed. Hobbs and
barges, from St. Louis. Departed: Ed.
Hobbs, for Wheeling; Hercules, Dick
Fulton, Charley Brown, Smoky City,
for Pittsburg.
CAIRO, March 10.-Arrived: Coal
City, from Memphis; Idlewild, from
Memphis; Ajax, from New Orleans;
RObt. Mitchell, from Louisville. De-
parted; Coal City, fer LOuisville; Quick
step, Idlewild, for Evansville; Ajax, for
Louisville; RObt. Mitchell, for New
Orleans. The river has fallen two feet
and four inches. The weather is cloudy
and warm.
EVANSVILLE, March 10.-The river
has fallen eight inches. Mercur, $50 to
500. The weather is cloudy and mild.
Port list-Down: Morning Star, Bowl
| ing Green, J. w. Garrett and barges,
Mary Ament, Arkansas Belle. Up:
John Gilmore and barges, Rose Hite,
Fayette, Falls Pilot, Clipper. Business
active. a heavy thunderstorm set in at
eight O'clock tonight.
PTrTsBURG, March IO.-The river con-
tinues to swell slowly. The marks this
afternoon indicated seven feet nine
inches of water. a small quantity OF
ice is running il both rivers. They are
reported to be rising slowly above, and
it is thought there will be sufficient
water TO get out some coal within the
next fotty-eight hours. Business at the
wharf has been rather brisk during the
day. There were no arrivals. Departed
Carrie Brooks, for Wheeling.
ST. LOUIS, March lO.-Arrived: Mol
lie Moore from Pittsburg; Common
wealth, from New Orleans; Coal Hill,
Cowan, Ironsides, from Cairo; Mary
Mcdonald from Ouachita river; John
Means, from Ohio river. Departed
Kellogg and barges, for New Orleans;
City of Chester, for Memphis; Coal
Hill, for Cairo. The river is rising
slowly, with a prospect of speedy
swell of two or three feet. The ice has
started on the lower rapids, breaking up
at various points; below the Illinois it IS
also breaking up, and boat will leave
here for Peoria tomorrow. The weather
AS Wdiltl Will q nCeANy AdAn lAAAo allcI-
noon, with thunder and lightning.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-For Tues
day, the area Of lowest barometer will
extend more eastward, over the lakes
and the Ohio valley; southwest winds,
with cloudy and threatening weather
will prevail from the middle states and
lower lakes to Tennessee; southerly
winds, with threatening weather, win
prevail In the Gulf states: falling ba-
rometer, with increasing southerly
winds and elOudiness will prevail on the
south Atlantic coast; southeast winds,
veering to southwest, with rising tenn
perature, will prevail in the New Eng
land states; brisk northerly winds will
extend from Missouri to Texas by Tues
day afternoon.