Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-21
s. Va RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service, United States Army.
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BY TELEGkAFHs
LITTLE Rock, February 2O.-Riyer rising
with feet inches by the gauge The
weather is cloudy, and raining.
CINCINNATI, February 2O.-River 81 feet and
railing. weather cloudy, with rain. No ar
rivals or departures except packets.
EYANsvILLE, February 2O.-The weather
Is cloudy and rainy. Mercury 49, to 54o. The
river has risen y inches. Port list: Down:
Thomas Sherlock, II am.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2O.-weather
cloudy and warm. Arrived: Paragon, Gin
cinnau- Departed: II. S. Turner, Cincinnati; ;
Bismarck, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, February 2O.-Weather cloudy
and mild, with rain. River falling slowly.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, February 2O.-The river has
risen inches in the last twenty-f -four hours,
with IL feet7 inches in the canal and feet7
inches in the Indian chute. River sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and rainy. Arrived:
Andy Baum, Cineinnati; J. W. Garrett and
barges, New Orleans, and several barges from
Pittsburg with coal. Departed: Andy Baum,
Memphis, and most OF the toWs. The Ca
nelia was resold at the city wharf by the
United States marshal to-day, to Lee Crane,
for two thousand two hundred dollars and
will be put in the Cincinnati .and Tennessee
river trade.
CAIRO, February q. -Weatherclouav
and raining. The river has risen inches.
Arrived: st. Joseph, Memphis, 81 pm; City
ofHelena, Vicksburg, L NJ. Departed: st.
Memphis, 10 pm; Fanny Lewis, Red river, 10
...Night-ArriYed: Charles Bodmann,
New Orleans, pm. Departed: City of Hele-
ma, 81. Louis, pm; Chas. BOdmann, Ctncfn-
natl, pm. River risen u inches. Weather
rainy and foggy.
YICKsBURG, February 2O-River falling.
Weather cloudy and warm. Port list: Up:
Mary Houston, John KilgOur, Great Repub-
lie. Down; John +. Tolie, Louisville, Glencoe.
Arrived: Colorado.
PITTsBURG, February 2O.-The river is fall
ing; now 8 feet inches. No arrivals or
departures except local packets.
NASHVILLE, February 20-The river is
falling, and has now Is feet on the shoals.
Weather cloudy and rainy. No arrivals or
departures except local packets. 30
Weather Report.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS, /
WAsHINGToN, February 20, l a.m.-The
barometer has risen somewhat In New Eng
land and the Middle States since Thursday
night, and still more decidedly in the extreme
northwest and in Oregonit has fallen. In the
southwest the temperature has risen, espe-
eially in the South Atlantic States and lower
Missouri valley; ii has fallen rapidly during
the day on the upper Missouri. Westerly
winds with cloudy weather prevail IN
the Middle and Eastern States, and east
erly winds with cloudy weather and rain
Ia the lower lake region and Ohio amp
lower Missouri valleys, southeast winds with
threatening weather. In the gulf States brisk
northwest winds, with cloudy weather preva.
lent in the extreme northwest.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, northeast winds, clouds
and rain.
For the middle Atlantic States, south
east 20 southwest winds and generally cloudy
weather, possibly with rain. -
For the south Atlantic States, rising barOm-
eter, southeasIerly winds and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States. stationary barometer,
followed by rising pressure winds, veering to
the southwest, and in Texas by northerly
winds and rapidly falling temperature.
For the Ohio valley and lower and upper
1a crfl r-fc7
eter, northerly winds, and very cold, clear
weather. -aF