Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

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II. M. LUDWIG, Sergeant
BY TELEGRAPH.
VICKsBURG, November 30.-River
rose inches. Down: Cherokee. Up: Glen
cOe, Joe Kinney,
CINCINNATI, November 30.-River
rising slowly. Weather clear and cold
Night-Rtyer % feet inches, and falling.
Weather clear and cold.
PITTSBURG, November 30.-River 8
feet and falling. Weather clear and cold.......
Night-River s feet 10 inches, and falling.
Weather clear AID cold.
New ORLEANS, November SOAR.
rived: Mary Houston, Thomas Sherlock, Gin
cinnat Thompson Dean, Memphis. De-
parted: Susie Silver, st. Louis. Weather
l5lEy.
EVANSVILLE, Novenb Der 30-Weath-
eT clear and cold. Mercury "a TO So. River
stationary, with 26 and lilo feet on the gauge.
Up Glasgow, IL pm; Andy Baum, 80 PIN.
business active.
LOUISVILLE, November 80. River
stationary, wi, h IL feet inches in the canal.
and 3 ieeJ inches on the falls. Weather cold
ana clear. Arrived: Minneola, Memphis.
Minne0la, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, November 30-Noon.-ATriv-
parted: st. Joseph, Memphis, pm. Grand
hske, New Orl' ans, pm; y. H. Long, SOUTH
Weather clear and cold .Night-Arrived :
Cons. Millar, Cincinnati, l pm. Departed:
Cons MilIsr, Memphis, pm; Ste. GeneVieve,
81. Louis, 3 pm. River q feet 10 inches and
rising. Weather clear. Mercury 81.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS
Aft. Stevens, st. Louis; Capital City, Vicks.
burg; Legal Tender, mouth of White river.
DEPARTURES.
Illinois, Vicksburg; John B. Maude, New
Orleans; 1t. Francis eeIIe, White river; Ella,
White river; Belle of Texas, AshpOrt; Capital
City, ST. louis; Era No. 8, It. Francis river.
IN PORT.
James d. Parker, Ali. Stevens, Legal Ten
der.
BOATS DUE.
Charles Morgan, Mary Bell, OsceoIa, q. W.
Cheek, Phil AIlin, Julia, st. Joseph, Cons.
Millar, Glencoe, C. B. Church, Andy johnson,
City OF Quincy.
BOATS LEAVING WEDNESDAY.
For FRIARS PoINT.-The Lee-Liner Phil
Allin, Captain James Lee, ST., master, carry
ing The United States mails, sails for Helena,
Delta, Friars Point ana ali plantation land
Ings at five o'clock this evening.
For HELENA.-The Cheek-Liner &. W.
Check, Captain Green, master, leaves pune
tually at FIVE O'Clock this evening Tor
Helena and the bends. She gives particular
attention TO business for Walnut and Council
bends.
For AsHPORT.-The Belle OF Texas, Captain
o. p. Joplin, master, departs for all points in
the upper bends as high as Ashport, at hel
usual hour this evening. She IS the regu-
lar Randolph, Fulton, CSceola and Ashport
tri-weekly packet.
For CINCINNATI.-The James D. Parker
Captain r. w. Wise, m aster, is billed for de-
partuIe to Cincinnati and all points on the
mississippi and ohio rivers at five o'clock this
evening. Mr., c. b. Russell is master of cere-
monies at the desk.
For CINCINNATI.-The Charles Morgan,
Captain Albert Stein, master, leaves Glenn's
WbSrfboat at four O'Clock this evening, taking
business for all way points on the Ohio.
Harry w. stem, conspicuouSly clever and at
tentive is her Chief clerk.
For NEW ORLBANs.-The Mary Bell Captain
Frank Hicks. master, leaves the foot of Mon
roe street at fiN g O'Clock this evening, giving
particular attention to all way business and
taxing all the freight and passengers offering.
All Grissom, the popular Memphis and New
Orleans marine scribe, has charge OF her Of
nee.
For MOUTH OF WHITE RIyER-The Legal
Tender, Capt. Nowlahd, master, leaves at the
usual hour this evening for the lower bends,
Including helena, Uelta, Friars Point, Old
mouth of White river, and all plantation
landings, carrying the United States mail, AID
connectlng with the Fort Gibson for Arkan-
sGs river.
Receipts Yesterday.
The following comprises the receipts by river
All stevens-7iO barrels -four, $50 sacks bran,
l62 sacks oats, 255 cases matches, SS bales hay,
II barrels hominy, AZ barrels grits, 35 casks
meat, % EGGS lard, IA bags seeI.cOtton.
Capitol City-S33 bales cotton, 90 sacks cot
ton seed.
cotton, 9O5 sacks cotton-seed, q packages sun
dries.
LeVee Paragraphs. .
The levee looked business yesterday.
The City OF Vicksburg has been laid up at
Cairo
transportation in the upper Mississippi is
White and Black rivers are reported declin-
ing again.
The Parker has pretty good showing for a
return trip.
The Mary Bell had not arrived up to nine
Mr.. c. B. Russell is acting cierk of the Parker
during the temporary absence of Lutte Kelsoe.
The II inois had nrst-rate tip OF both
freight and passengers out yesterday after
noon.
Contrary TO all reasonable expectations, yes
terdsy panned out bright, beautiful and
pleasant day.
Lolita is the attraction among the marines,
ana all VIII attend the Theater curing her en-
gageuneut here.
me John b. Maude left on time, for New Or
leans, with one thousand bales OF cotton and
several pass eE gers.
The new Carl Schurz, building here, made
trial trip yesterday, which was reported TO be
q successful one.
Dan Rice made good show in vicksburg,
nOtwit hstandiDg the absence OF the marine
blonde OF the Herald.
The nsw moon made its appearance last
night, which, no doubt, accounts for the sud
den change in the weather
Ihe NIcks0ugg Herald longshoreman COM
planned Saturday that sit rained internit-
tingly all Friday forenoon"
Inc Cha les Morgan IS advertised to leave at
four o'clock this evening for Cincinnati. She
will arrive during to-day from New Orleans.
The doubled rreIed-ScreW propeller, ALI.
Stevens, arrived from st. Louis yesterday
morning. with COIN Dleta cargo OF fiOQr. meal
grain and produce.
The burial of Captain Oyas. T. Parker took
place at Cairo yesterday, under the auspices
OF the ord sr OF Oid-tellUws, of which he was
3 member the funeral was lars ely attended
Captain William X. Howell, one Of the old
est Cincinnati and New orleans pilots, has
been appointed to the command OF the light
house tender Lilly, successor 10 Captain o.
b Jolly,
elevator all day yesterday. She leaves for
Cincinnati this evening, and wants all she can
Ct for all poiDts up the river and through to
Joseph G. Dill, late chief clerk of the Joe
Kinney has retired from the river and engaged
in business on shore. He is now in tue for
warding and commission business at Laynes-
Vile, iSSOuri.
The Capital City had four hundred baIos OF
cotton for 81. Louis, three hundred bales OF
which are for direct shipment TO Liverpool.
She also put of here three hundred and thir-
ty-thres bales Of cotton, and h.ty-dve sacks
cotton seed.
Captain Ed. Rowland received a telegram
yesterday morning from Little Rock, stating
that the Arkansas River was falling again,
consequently the Legal Tender will continue
plying between here and the mouth until
there Is more water in Arkansas River.
The Legal Tender appears in two places in
ouI advertising columns, with two sets OF Off
GERS, and 10 this chrOniclsr is somewhat
mi xed. The latest is to the effect that Captain
Id Rowland will take her out to the mouth
OF White river TO connect with the + ort GiO-
son for all points on Arkansas river.
Captain Jopiins new upper-cOast packet,
the Osceola Belle, will arrive here the latter
part OF this week from Jacksonville, and BE-
ready 10 enler The Ohceols trade regularly by
Monday next. The new packet is a handsome
Fl e-wheeler; built expressly for the Osceola
trade, for which she is well suited. her pas.