Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-19
y. W. RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service, United States Army.
NJ Telegraph.

NJ Telegraph.
| PiTTsBURG, January ls.-Ths weather is
mild and cloudy. Both rivers are closed by
| the ice.
CINCINNATI, January Is.--Weather cloudy.
and has been raining hari since o'clock.
River p feet inches, and still falling. Ar
rived; z. B. Church, New Orleans. No de-
partures.
WHEELING, W. Va, January ls.-The river
Is falling, with Z feet inch at IL pm. The
Ice Is thinning out. Mercury, 46o. Weather
cloudy, with hard and steady rain. The
snow Is disappearing rapidly.
So. LOUIS, January ls.-River about sta
nonary, snd the Ice disappearing. II is
expected that the embargo on navigation will
farthest, and that boats Will be able to 90
south. Weather cloudy ard mild, with a
heavy fog tonight.
EyANsvILLE, January M-The weather
~ cloudy with light rain this morning
Mercury ;S3 to 40. The river has fallen feef
and now has 81 feet inches by the metal
mark. Port list: Down; Noble Ebert, am. !;
Morning Star, pm. Up: Gisorge Roberts. II
an; Andy Baum, 5 pm, gen erally with good
trips. No business.
CAIRO, January is--Night- Weather cloudy.
ert Mitchell, Cincinnati, s p.m.; Colorado,
Nlcksburg, L am; Shannon, Louisville, 5
am; Belle Memphis, Memphis, s am; Mary
Houston, New Orleans, PM; j. D. Parker,
Cincinnati, pm. Departed: Robert Mitchell
New Orleans, pm; QuiclKsftip, Evansville. o
pm; shannon, New orleans, Sam; John A.
Louisville, 5 pm.
Weather Probabilities.
WAsHINGToN, January lS.-For the New
England states, increasing eloudineS5 and
rising temperature will prevail, followed by
falling barometer and threatening weather.
For the Middle States and the lower lake
region, rain or snow will prevail, with slight
rise of tenn perature on the coast, and easterly
For the southern States, east of the Mis-
sisSippl river, generally cloudy weather and
areas OF re1n, with but slight change Of pres
sure and temperature.
For the Ohio valley, continued rain during
the night, With southerly winds, veering to
southwesterly, and probably a slight fall of
temperature.
For the upper lake region and the north
west, areas Of snow and lower temperature,
with variable winds and rising; barometer in
the last named district.
LATER.
WASHINGTON, January 49, la.m,-The ba-
rometer continues highest, but has fallen on
the New England and middle Atlantic coasts
IL has fallen in the Mississippi valley, the
in the northwest.
The temperature has risen at sII the stations
east OF the Mississippi river, and it is above
freezing except IN eastern Pennsylvania and
thence northeastward to Maine; and in the
extreme northwest generally clear weather is
reported.
From New England and from the eastern
states, partly cloudy weather prevails on the
Atlantic coast.
From New Jersey to Florida cloudy and
threatening weather, with rain, and sOutherly
winds prevail in the lower lake region and
the Ohio valley.
For New England. increasing cIoudiness
with rising temperature, and probably rain
during the afternoon or evening.
For Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
and threatening weather, with areas of rain
and southerly and southwesterlY winds.
For South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
clear or fair weather will prevail during
a portion of the day, followed with cloudi-
a
and thence eastward 10 the Atlantic coast.
For the Upper Lake region, increase of
pressure, with lower temperature and clear
or clearing weather during the afternoon.
For the northwest, snow or rain, follow ed
by cold and clearing weather and rising ba-
rOmeter.
barometer will probably fall in the Lower
Missouri Valley and thence southwark to the
Gulf.