Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-20

II. M. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
Condition of Red River.
SHREVEPORT, July 19.-This is the
hottest day Of the season, the thermom-
eter marking 90. This river at Fulton
has fallen five inches since last report.
The suspension of the freight trains on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail.
road, and their detention on the Iron
Mountain road, has turned very heavy
trade toward New Orleans. The jam in
the raft above here is over two miles In
length.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS, July 19.-Weather
cloudy and warm. No arrivals. De-
parted: Arlington, Ohio river.
EVANSVILLE, July 19.-Tne weather
clear and hot. Mercury 800 to $50.
River stationary, with 8 feet on the
gauge.
VIoKsBURG, July 19.-River rose l
inch. Weather cloudy and warm, with
a heavy rain to-day. Down: Robert
Mitchell.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Night-The
river has fallen inches. The weather
is cloudy and very warm. Arrived: Ste.
Genevieve, Vicksburg.
LITTLE Rock, July 19.-The river ia
falling, with IA feet by the gauge. The
weather is clear and very warm. De-
parted: Ella Hughes, Fort Smith.
PrrTsBURa, July 19.-Noon.-Rlver
Is feet inches and falling. Weather
clear and very warm. Night-Rivtr
g feet inches and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July IS. - Weather
warm and clear. River stationary, with
feet inches in the canal. Arrived:
Vfnt Shinkle, Memphis. Departed:
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 9-Noon.-River
fair. Night-River Is feet inches
and stationary. Weather clear and hot.
Departed: Cons Millsr, Memphis.
CAIRO, July 9.-Noon.-Weathe
clear and hot. Arrived: James d. Park
er, Cincinnati, 9 pm, Departed: J. d.
Parker, Memphis. am; Charles Nor
gan, New Orleans, 9 Night
River 80 feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Mercury 9O0. Arrived:
City OF Helena, st. Louis, 2 p.m.; Glen
coe, st. Louis, pm. Departed: City
OF Helena, Vicksbmg, p.m.; Glencoe,
New Orleans, pm.
Movements at the LeVee,
ARRIVALS.
G. w. Cheek, Friars Point; Phil AL
lin, Greenville; Rosa Miller, Arkansas
river.
DEPARTURES.
G.. w. Cheek, Ffiars Point: Phil Al.
lin, Arkansas City; Rosa Miller, Arkan-
sss river; Liberty No. 3, Ohio river.
BOATS DUE.
Charles Morgan, Grand Republic,
Cherokee, James D. Parker.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ST. LoUIs-Grand Republic, Thorwei-
gan master, eight am.
NEW ORLEANS - Charles Morgan,
Stein, master, seven am.
Receipts Yesterday.
Rosa Miller-4 bales cotton, $40 SKIS
eotton-seed, head of cattls and sun.
dries.
Phil AlIin-72 bales cotton, bags
seduction, GA SKIS eotton.seed.
G. w. Cheeks bales cotton, 571 SKIS
cotton seed.
Marine Miracles.
Very little doing at the levee.
The whole world was in its shirt
sleeves yesterday.
The Grand Republic is due I'D this
morning, on her way to st. Louis.
"Baked, boiled and roasted" is the
condition of things on these bluffs.
The Liberty No. left yesterday fol
the Ohio river, with tow Of empty
bsrges.
Not a single packet passed this port
during the twanty-four hours ending al
six O'Clock yesterday evening.
The Phil Allin for Arkansas City, the
Ross Miller for Arkansas river, and the
Cheek for Friars Point, all left with fail
summer trips.
The Charles Morgan will pass down a
an early hour this morning. She was
detained at Cairo about fifteen hours,
taking considerable freight.
The Governor Garland had q fine re.
eeption at Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Sue left the latter place yesterday Oh
time, and is due here tomorrow morn
| ing.
Liquid refreshments, iced and strawed
| Is the marine passion. Some take i
straight, while others like it sweetened
with greens in it, and other condiment
OF the cooling persuasion.
The marine department OF the AP
PEAL acknowledges "through bills o