Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-30
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURG, November 90 River z
feet and about stationary. Weather cloudy
and cold.
VICKsBURG, November 29.-River
rose inches. Down: Thompson Dean. Up:
Charles Morgan and Mary Belle.
LOUISVILLE, November 20. River
| falling, wiki IL feet inches in the canal, and
feet inches on the falls, Weather cool
ana clear.
NEW ORLEANS, November Gar.
rived: George Spangler and John Means, Ohio
| river; Susie Silver, Cairo. No departures.
Weather-rainy.
% feet.7 inches, and rising. Weather clear.
..... Night-River % feet 8 Inches, and rising
| Weather partly cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, November % -Weath-
er clear and cold. Mercury 28o TO $40 and fall
ing, with frost and ice this morning; wind
from the porth River Is and 40 feet and
rising slowly. Down; Cons Millar, 10 am,
Business light. The Peytona's flotlla is re-
ceiving largely.
CAIRO, November 29-NOon.-Arriv-
ed: John F. Tolle, ST. Louis, am Grand
Tower, Memphis, 10 am; S. H. Long and
Storm No. 9, south, 10 am; Andy Baum,
Memphis, II: am. Departed: Arabian and
and .........Night-Arrived: Ashland, New
Orleans, M; ct. Joseph, st. Louis, pm.
New Orleans, pm. River 20 feet 3 inches
and rising. Weather clear. Mercury So.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Ella, Paoucah; A. j. White, Napoleon; Col
orado, st. Louis; George W. Cheek, Helena;
Phil Allin, Friars Point; Ste. Genevieve,
Vicksburg; II. S. Turner, Cincinnati; John B.
Maude New Orleans; Mollie Moore, New Or
leans; Bee and baIges, New Orleans; Airing
ton, New Orleans; Belle of Texas, Ashporf;
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis; Illinois, Vicksburg
James ID. Parker, Cincinnati, Era No. 8, st.
DEPARTURES.
A. ]. White Napoleon; Colorado, Vicksburg;
ste. Genevieye, At. Louis; George W. Cheek,
Helena; Phil Ailln, Friars Point; H. b. Turner,
New Orleans; Mollje Moore, st. Louis; Bee and
paIges, st. Louis; Arlington. Cincinnati; Belle
Memphis, ct. Louis.
IN PORT.
John B. Maude, Illinois, Ella, st. Francis
Belle, James D. Parker, Era No. 8, Belle OF
' BOATS DUE.
Mary Bell, Julia, st. Joseph, OsceoIa, Legal
Tender, Charles Morgan, Capital City, Future
BOATS LEAVING TUESDAY.
For VICKsBURG.-The Cheek-Liner Illinois.
Captain Mark Cheek, master, sails as usual
this evening for Vicksburg and the bends,
connecting with regular New Orleans packets.
Captain Joe SpeeTs does the honors Of the
ofiice with professional dignity.
For ST. LoUIs.-The Capital 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 ST.. LoUIs.-The st. Joseph, Captain
MPheeters, Is the Anchor Liner departing
from the elevator at five o'clock this evening,
taking business for all way-landings.
For VICKsBURC.-The Julia, Captain Blake,
master, is the Anchor-Liner departing from
the elevator this morning, at ten O'Clock, tax
ing in all he.way landings between here and
st. Louis.
For WHITE RIvER.-The steamer Ella,
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 ltne may be consulted at the foot of
Jefferson street,
FoH ARKANSAS RIvER-The Legal Tender,
Captain Rowland, master, cuts loose for all
points on Arkansas river, including Red
ork, Auburn, New Gascony, Pine Bluff and
all points through to Little Rock, carrying
the mail, at i've O'Clock this evening.
For ST. FRANCIS RIYER.-The New Era No.
9, Captain Basket, master, Is the regular ST.
francis river packet, leaving this evening for
Helena and all points up st. Francis river.
Captain Drtnkwster communicates with pas
sengers and shippers over the office desk.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The John B. Maude
Captain Jud. West, master, leaves at the
usual hour this afternoon for New Orleans,
taking business for all way points. The Made
is q fixture in the Memphis and New Orleaos
trade, and will mnke regular trips during the
season, whether school keeps or not.
For MOUTH OF WHITE RTvEK-The Quick
step. Captain Stack Lee, master, leaves at the
usual hour this evening for the lower bends,
including Helena Delta, FItarS Point, Old
mouth of White river, and all plantation
landings, carrying the United States mail.
Receipts Yesterday.
The following comprisesthe receipts by river
James D. Parker-992 dry barrels, IS! bales
hay, 5O2 packages furniture, 772 packages
wagon stuff, 463 sacks corn, 30l sacks cotton
seed, 419 boxes glassware, 30 barrels whisky, 81
DalSS cotton, 90 packages stoves and
boxes candles, 1854 packages crockery, lI6I
packages sundries, p head cattls-sbout 500
tons.
Illinois-225 bales cotton, 65 bags seed-cot.
ton, 73s sacks cotton-seed, ll3 packages san
dries.
Geo. W. Cheek 272 bales cotton, 9l2 sacks
cottou-seed, q pack ages sundrles
A. J. Whte-S2S bales cotton, As bags seed
cotton, lib sacks cotton-sesd, packages sum
Phil AlIiu-476 bales cotton, I776 sacks cot.
ton-seed, Is packages sundries.
EllR-409 barrels flour, 500 sacks bran
John B. Maude-l4 bales cotton, bags seed
cotton, 10 hogsheads sugar, 50 barrels molas-
ses, ~ Kegs molasses, 20 bags coffee, AZ barrels
plaster and cement, II barrels oranges, 10 bar
rels rice, 20 cases I've 20 crates matches pipes
65 packages sundries.
Belle OF TeXas-i63 bales cotton, IS5 bags
| seduction, 2l65 sacks cotton-seed,
Belle Menphis-ZoO tons produce, 81 bales
cotton.
| packages sundries; lO4 for New Orleans
| Mollie Moore -3S2 barre s plaster and ce-
ment, hogsheads sugar, a barrels mOlasses.
| Era No. 9-29l bales cotton, Il 10 sacks cotton
seed.
Leyee Paragraphs.
The Mary Bell will be in port to-day,
| Our telegraphic dispatches report rain at all
points.
The Upper Ohio is reported in good coal boat
| condition,
The Belle Memphis departed for st. Louis
| with 500 bales cotton.
| Captain d. T. Parker, an old steamboAtman,
| died at Cairo Sunday.
| The c. b. Church and Cons Millar passed
Louisville for Cincinnati, Sunday.
The tug Wasp left Cairo Saturday for this
| port, where she will remain as a harbor tug
| The black-book brigade will be on the
| march tomorrow, and we will be absent from
| the city.
The Julia reshipped over five hundred bales
| of cotton at Cairo, Friday, for eastern
| markets.
All the packets in the lover streams are
| having lively times with cotton, sugar and
molasses.
| The James Howard came up as high "a thu
| mouth OF White river and turned back 10
! New Orleans.
| The Il. 8. Turner added here IO4 bales cotton
and departed for New Orleans with $40 tons
| and 50 passengers.
| Two hundred tons OF railroad iron was re-