Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
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CINCINNATI, November S.-River II
feet inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
PITTsBURG, November S.-River 5
feet IL inches and falling. Weather clear and
mild. ..
NASHVILLE. November S.-RiveT still
rising with 8 feet inches on the Shoals.
Weather clear ana mild.
VICKsBURG, November 8.-Down:
Peytona and barges, Fanchon and Susie Sill
yer. Up: Cherokee.
EVANSVILLE, November 8.-River
and 10 fest and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy but mild. Mercury, 40o to 36o. Busi-
ness dull.
NEW ORLEANS, November S-Ar.
rived; Frank Willard and tow, Cincinnati;
John A. Scudder, st. Louis. Weather cool
and clear.
ST. LOUIS, November 8 River about
stationary. Weater cloudy but pleasant. De-
parted: City of Alton, Memphis; Future Cit
New Orleans. .... -
CAIRO, November 8-N0on. -Weathe
fair and pleasant. Arrived: st. Joseph. st.
a.m.; Kate Kinney, ST. Louis, noon. De-
P 2 S SSRitGn, city, Xicksburg, PM;
Memphis, pm; City of Helene, st. Louis,
10 a ......Night-Arrived: Grand Tower,
Memphis, p m. Departed: Kate Kinney,
6p.m.; II. c. Mutt, Memphis, pm. River
feet and rising. Weather clear. Mercury So.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Phil Allin, Friars Point; Trader, Commerce;
Geo. W. Cheek, Helena; Belle Of Texas, ASH
port; Mlnneola, Cincinnati; Illinois, Nicss-
burg; Thompson Dean, New Orleans; Sic.
Genevieve, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Grand Tower, st. Louis; Phil Allin, Friars
Point; Belle OF Texas, Ashport: Geo. w.
GIhaak Helanq. Ste (fgnaVipUa NIcky ghuTp
IN PORT.
Thompson Dean, Illinois; st. Francis Belle,
Mianeoa.
i BOATS DUE.
City Of Augusta, Colorado, Julia, Belle Mem
phis, st. Joseph, a. J. White, Quickstep, FoIt
Gibson, Mollie Moore, Capitol City, Ii. c. Yea
BOATS LEAVING TUESDAY.
For VICKsBURG-The Capitol City, Captain
O'Neal, master, leaves as advertised this
morning at ten o'clock. She leaves the ele-
vator promptly at the hour stated.
For CINCINNATI.-The Minneola, Captain
Skunk, master, leaves at twelve O'Clock this
morning for Cincinnati, and all points on the
Mississippi and Ohio rive intervening,
For ST LoUIs-The Julia, Captain Blake,
master, is the Anchor Liner departing from
the elevator at ten o'clock this morning, TAX
ing in all the way landings between here and
st. Louis.
For NAPoLEoN-The Cheek-Liner A. J..
White, Captain Malone, master, leaves az the
usual hour this evening for Napoleon and all
way landings. Captain A. s. Cummins is
chief cleIk-
For ARKANSAS RIvER-The Rosa Miller,
Captain WoOdburn, master, cuts loose for all
points on Arkansas river, including Red
FORK, auburn, New Gascony, Pine Bluff and
all points through to Little Rock, carrying
the mail.
For WHITE RIVER.-Tbe City of Augusta,
Captain Elliott, master, is on the bills for all
points on White river, leaving at five O'Clock
this evening. William Elliott, superintend-
ent of the lire, may be consulted at the foot of
Jefferson street.
For VICKsBURG.-TheC heek-Liner Illinois,
Captain Mark Cheek, ma ter, sails as usual
this evening for Vlcksburg anc The bends,
connecting With regular New Orleans pack cts.
G, plain Joe Speers does the honors of the
office with professional dignity.
For ST. FRANCIS RIVEa.-The New Era No.
8, Captain Basket, master, Is the regular st.
Francis river packet, leaving this evening FOR
Helena and all points up st. Francis river.
Cap ain Drinkwster communicates with pas
sengers and shippers over the office desk.
For MOUTH OF WHITE RIvEE.-The Quick
step. Captain stack Lee, master, leaves at the
usual hour this evening for the lower bends
including helena, Eelta, Ffiars Point, old
Town, Australia, Laconia, COncordia, GTady's
mouth of White river, and all plantation
landings, carrying the United States mail.
For WHITE RIvER-The st. Francis Belle,
Captain Milt Harry, master, sails for White
river at the usual hour this evening, taking
business for the mouth of White river, Bay
st. Charles, Crocketts Bluff, Mt. Adams CIar-
encon, Devall's Bluf, Des Arc, Augusta, Jack
sonport, West Point and searcy. She carries
the mails.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Indications of falling weather.
The Minneola, from Cincinnati, unloaded
at the elevator.
The quantity of coal sent from Pittsburg on
the present rise is estimated att 600 900 bushels
The rapid increase in business with local
packets is very cheering to the marine ele-
ment,
The local packets brought Ia yesterday I76l
bales ,245 bags-seed cotton and $50 sacks
cotton-seed.
the st Francis Belle leaves this evening for
all points on White river. She is the Mill
Harry mail boat.
The Ruth still has the blue ribbon trip. She
is coming out Of White river, behind the Au-
gusta, with eight Euudred balesof cotton
The George W. Cheek came in with $50 bales
cotton auu 1888 sacks cot on-seed. she de-
parted Tor Helena last evening with fair
The Phil Auin had 734 bales cotton, 2SI5
sacks cotton seed, and bags seed cotton. She
departed last evening for Friars Point with Il
good trip. .lH
The James d. Parker is en- route 10 Mem phls
again, and = i'll arrive here during Thursday,
as we learn from a note from the handsome
L te Keso, her clerk The Judge will give
sacred concert Immediately on arrival.
The Great Thompson Dean came in from
New Ut cans last evening. Nhe had 81 bales
cotton, 339 sacks cotton reed, $50 sacks salt, AZ
sacks coffee, 90 hogsheads sugsr, . barrels mo-
lasses, q barrels oranges, p barrels cherries
and large lot of suUdIies. she leaves again
tomorrow evening for New Orleans and the
ben0G.
The Belle of Texas came in yesterday morn
ing from Ashport with the best Trip she has
had since she has been in the upper trade, or
auy Of the Joplin line. Her cargo consisted
OF AS bales cotton, lbs bags seed cotto l7t5
sacks cotton-seed, and full OF people she de-
parted last evening for Ashporl.
The regular Nicksburg packet Illinois, Cap
tain Mark Cheek, came in yesterday with a
spIsndid trip, She had I65 bales cot on, III
bags seed cotton, 1913 sacks cotfon-seed 81
pac cages sundries, 20 cabin passengers anC 80
deck passengers, Among her deck pass n
! gers Was Colonel Ed y orsham, of Helena
S,Cincinnati Times, Friday: "The Charles
Morgan-the rooster with a long neck and a
| big striie-tbe steamer that makes CLOCK work
| time between Cincinnati and New Orleans
will commence TO load Monday morning,
and depart Thursday evening for the sunny
1 SOUTH Captain Albert Stein Is her owner and
| commander, and Henry W. Stein the CHIEF
clerk"
| Some parties below here ctrculatsd the re.