Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

"Below bench mara.
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
. Time. Bar. Their. Wind. BAN 3aII weathal
q: :: 3 ST Il $ $5#};53z:
Maximum thermometer, SOo.
| Minimum thermometer, ..
H. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS, July 24.-No az
rivals or departures. Weather cloudy
and warm,
PTTsBURG, July 24.-Noon.-River
8 feet 4 inches, and falling. Weather
clear and Pleasant.
CINCINNATT, July 24-Noon-River
falling. Weather CLEAR. Night-River
10 feet II inches, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Night-The
river hiss fallen 20 inches. The weather
| is partly clear and warmer. Mercury
fell to $50 last evening.
LITTLE Rock, July "a The river is
falling, with s feet inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy and rainy. Ar
rived: Elta Hughes, Fort Smith.
| EVANSVILLE, July 24.-Tne weather
is clear. Mercury $50 to 500. River
falling, with 10 2-10 feet on the gauge.
Down: Vint ShinkIe, 1;30 pm.
CAIRO, July 24.-Noon.-Weather
cloudy and cool, with rain this forenoon.
No arrivals Departed: City of Vickf-
burg, VicksbuIg, 0 pm ; Atlantic, New
| Orleans, 8 AM. Night-River rs feet
II inches and falling. The weather is
clesr and cool. No arrivals CT depart
ures.
Movements at the Levee.
| ARRIVALS.
John B. Mauds, Vicksburg; st. Gem
| evieye, s.. Louis: q. w. Cheek, Friars
| Point; Osoeola Belle, AshpOrt; Cons
| Millsr, Cincinnati; Arlington, New Or
| leans; A, J. White Vicksbure; Com
| mOnweaIth, ST. Louis; Bee ard barges,
| New Oceans; Grand Tower, Vickshurg.
DEPARTURES.
John =. Mal5e, st. Louis; st. Gene
| We've, ViCks burg; Arlington, Cincin-
ua:i; Commonwealth, New Orleans; A.
J White, Friars Point; G. w. Cheek,
Paiucah; 0.caola Belle, Ashport; Bee
ard b11ges, s.. Louis.
IN PORT.
OS3eola, Cons MiiIar, Illinois, Grand |
Tower.
BOATS DUE.
City OF Wick brig, Rosa Miller.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
,VICKsBURa-City Of Vicksburg, 4. |
K. Riley, master, ten am.
ST. LOUIS - Grand Tower, George
Lennox, master, five pm.
VICKs Illinois, Mark Ches k,
master, five pm.
CINCINNATI-COns. EiIlar, Sterling |
M'In:yre, mss'er, five I'm.
LITTLE RoCK-Ross Miller, ]. J. OAR
rah, master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Ste. Geneuieva-72l brls Fl lur, $40 brls
meal, % Iris onions, % csk4 bacon, $40
rolls Dsgging, 25S SKIS corn, t24 ska os s.
IL bales hay, 257 bzl matches 424 pkgs
7undncs.
G. W Cheeks bales cotton, Is bags
seed-c0ttOn, 14i SKI corn.
O-c2cla Bel!e-7 bales cotton, 293 SKIS
seed, 20S sks corn, 10 600 shingles.
Cons, Millsr-74 Drls Il our, IS SKIS corn,
1874 SKIS bran, so bis cement, l6l rolls
naggi8g, 20 bxs bacon, 36 brls whisky,
81 Ekgs paper, 1889 pcs sewer pipe, "a
head o. sheep, head of horses, and sum
drils.
A J. Wbite-3O bales cotton, 1887 SKIS
cotton. seed.
Arlington-253 SKIS sail, so bxs tin, 20
brls molassea, IS bxs lemons.
Marine Miracles.
Winter weather.
Surely somebody's ice.house has
busted.
The river continues to decline, and
planters are happy.
The Rosa Miller is the regular Arkau-
sas river packet, leaving this evening.
The Bee and barges, bound for st.
Louis, passed up yesterday afternoon.
The Bob Lees chandeliers are of solid
brass, and cost four hundred dollars
each.
The John B. Maude, up for st. Louis
Sunday evening, added one hundred
bales cotton here.
We didn't hear of any sunstrokes in
this city yesterday. They had to hunt
up some other name fOJ it.
The Commonwealth passed down yes
terday morning, bat did no business.
She had all she could carry.
Mrs. John s. M'CuUe, widow of the
late Commodore John S. M'Cune, died
at her residence in s.. Louis Friday.
Toe G. w. Cheek lett last evening for
Psducah, to be Overhauled and put in
first-class order for the fall business.
Refreshing showers followed by a sud. ID
den lowering Of the temperature visited
this locality yesterday. 1t was all duly
appreciated.
1t won d be good idea to have some
of this weather packed up in bundles for
use during the heated term in August
and September.
Ths 4. J. White left yesterday and
will continue TO run regularly in the
Fris's Point trade until the return of I
the G. w. Cheek.
Captain Marx Cheek, Of the Illinois, .
paid US visit last night, but we couldn't
get word in edgewAys, because he had =
so much to say about his new boat.
The Anchor line packets leaving to- 7
day are the City Of Vicksburg. for Vlcks.
burg, st ten forenoon, and the Grand .
Tower. for st. Louis, al five, afterucon. c
+. M. Hughes, pilot of the Eddyville, s
was bitten by a spider on the upper.Iip, h
st Evansville q few days aEo, which \
kept him COZ fined TO his room for sew c
ersI day. y
We didn't have money enough to buy j
as much ice as we thought it would take r
t. save Us from dissolution Sunday, I
while yesterday we were LOOKING I'D our z
old OvsrcOat. This Is Low country, a
ICE surs. h
The A J. White, which is drawn off s.
Of the Vic s0urg run to-day, has made G
b host Of friends in that trade, who ex. r
Fess the hope that the Cheeks may find Il
it necsss airy to put her back there to run J.
ia correction with the Illinois. O.
About six y couples went out on the v
City Of Augusta Sunday afternoon, on P
IN ezcIrsiOn down the river. They a
stopped at EDsley's place, where they C
and spent an hour or SO g
In looking at the large plantation. 5
The Cons Millar, in command of D
Captain S erling M'Intyre, is the regu. a
lar Cincinnati packet leaving this even il
lag, ticketirg passengers through to the s.
Centennial at reduced rates. Captain 4
James Wilson has charge Of the office.
Mark EchoIs, formerly pilot Of the
is in the city. He has been
twisting the wheel CT the steam yacht o