Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-05

BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, March 4-Noon-Rivel
rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, March 4.-Dowp: Utat
and Commonwealth. Up: Genevieve,
on time.
NEW ORLEANS, Msrch 4.-The wealth
er Is clear and pleasant. Arrived: How
ard, st. Louis. Departed: Glencoe, st.
Louis; Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, March 4. - Weather
warm and cloudy. Arrived: Mary Hous
! ton, New Orleans. Departed: Mary
Houston, Cincinnati. River feet
inches in the canal.
PITTsBURG, March Moon - River
feet 6 inches, and falling slowly
Weather clear and pleasant. Night
| River 6 feet 2 inches and falling
Weather clear and mild.
EVANSVILLE, March 4. - Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury $40 to $40.
River about stationary with ii 10 feet
Ga the gauge. Port list-Down: H. s.
Turner, 1890 p m. Up: Geo. Roberts,
$50 a. m. Arkansas Belle, Glasgow and
| Andy Baum, noon.
CAIRO, March 4.-Noon - Arrived
City Of Chester, Memphis, 3 am; Ar.
lingtOD, Piitaburg, 10 am. Departed
Atlantic, New Orleans, 10 p M; Eckert,
st. Louis, midnight; Chester, st. Louis,
s am; Arlington, st. Louis ii N.
Weather clear and pleasant. Night
Arrived: JAS. d. Parker, Memphis,
8 p m; Cons Millar, Cincinnati, p M.
Belle Memphis, st Louis, pm. De.
parted: Jas. d. Parker, Cincinnati, 6
pm. River q feet 10 inches and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Grand Tower, St. Louis; Leopard and
bsrges, New Orleans; Legal Tender,
Arkansas River; Phil AIlin, Friars
Point Osceola Belle, Ashport; Idlewild,
Chicot City.
DEPARTURES.
Grand Tower, st. Louis; Legal Ten
der, Arkansas River; Ruth, White
River; Phil Allin, Friars Point; Idle
wild, Chicot City, Osceola Belle, Ash
port.
Cons MiIlar, Charles Morgan, Ella,
Geo. w. Cheek and A. J. White.
BOATS ADVERTISED To LEAVE SUNDAY.
CINCINNATI-C Charles Morgan, ALI
Stein, master, seven a NJ.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE MON
DAY.
ST. LOUISVILLE Memphis, John C.
Crane, master, five pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Belle, o. K. Jop-
lin, master, five pm.
HELENA-G. w. Cheek, n. 8. Green,
msster, five pm.
FRIARs PoINT-Phil Allin, James
Lee, sr., master, five pm.
NAPOLEoN-A. J. White, George Ma
lone, master, five pm.
VICKsBUBG-City Of Helena, M'Kee,
master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Legal Tender-Brought out of Arksn-
sas river 709 bales of cotton, % bags Of
seed. cotton, $3.50 sacks cotton seed and
IS packages of sundries.
Osc6Ola Belle-20l bales of cotton, so
bags of seduction, 74S sacks OF cotton,
2 head Of cattle and IA packages of SUM-
dries.
Idlewild-22S bales OF cotton, Is bags
of seed, 25 sacks Of cotton-seed and q
packages of sundries.
Phil Allin-337 bales of cotton, 10 bags
of seduction, $50 sacks OF cotton-seed,
43 beer-kegs and n packages of sundries.
Grand Tower-ll38 barrels of -four, 200
barrels OF meal, 2l0 sacks Of corn, 100
sacks of OATS, 60 sacks of bran, 80 bales
of hay, Is casks of bacon, % bales of
cotton, 1900 packages OF sundries, 35
head Of cattle, 50 hogs, 43 mules and s
horses.
Capitol Clty-36O bslss of cotton.
Leyee Paragraphs.
Business moderate.
Weather thoroughly sessonable.
Packets out yesterday evening had
moderate trips.
The Phil Allin will make her trip in
time to leave Monday evening, as usual.
What's the matter? We have not
heard Of steamboat accideDt for the
past three days.
Rumor has it that the John B. Maude
will re-enter the Memphis and New Or
leans trade soon.
The marines are all excited about
Prof Peppers Ghos', to appear at the
Theater tonight.
2. w. Rhodes takes the first clerkship
of the Osceola Belle, in place of Mr..
Hancock, resigned.
The Morgan will get between four and
five hundred bales of cotton at the
Whsrfbost for up the Ohio,
Commodore George w. Cheek, OF the
Cheek line, has recovered from a spell
ofsickness, and is again at his post.
A telegram from Evansville reports
business brisk; also that the II. s. Turn
er had to refuse offers there yesterday.
The White river packets are bringing
big lots OF counuy.cured bacon, lsrd, ETC.,
from up that stream. There's millions
In it.
Big Muddy Is resolving itself into
more becoming proportions. It has been
too big for its breeches about long
CROUCH.
The Grand Tower got over seven hun
dIed bales Of cotton at the elevator for
Cairo, to be reshipped there by rail for
the east.
Prof. Pepper hiss authorized this
chronicler to say to the marinesthst they
vii! be sure to see genuine ghost at the
Thester to night.
All. Tanner colored, professional
pocket-boOk grabber, was pulled from
one Of the packets yesterday, charged
with robbiDg the deck passengers.
Mr.. Tanner, barkeeper on the Mary
Bell, had his new bride on the boat
when she burned. Both Lost all OF their
baggage and most Of their clothing.
Old Prob. went through several very
clever lightning changes yesterday.
SOmatinas raining uuioEl liz followad nm