Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-10

Maximum thermometer, 80.
Minimum thermometer, So.
w. M'ELRoY, Serg't sig. Ger. U. S. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
OMAHA, August 9.-The river has
risen 4inchts 10 the past "a hours.
NEW ORLEANS, August 9-Weather
rainy. No arrivals or departure.
VrCEsspUno, Ausuet a.-The weather
is warm and cloudy, with rain To-Day.
Up: Bes and barges.E
LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Weather
clear and warm. The river has been on
a stand for the past thitty-six hours,
With fee: in the CANA.
P1TTsBURG, August 9.-Noon-River
foet 6 inches and falling. Weather
l foot inches, and falling. Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, August 9-Noon.-River
rising. Weather ....Night-River
9 feet IL ibches and falling. Light rain.
d, parted: Andy Baum, Memphis;
Cherokee, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, August 9.-Tne weather
is partly cloudy, with occasional light
spTinkle3 of rain. Mercury 730 to $50.
River rising, with feet on the gauge
Port. list-Up: James D. Parker, am;
Schenck, 9 am.
CAIRO, August 9.-Noon.-Weatber
cloudy and warm. Arrived: Vilt
ShinkIe, Cincinnati, 10 pm; Golden
Rule, New Orleans, II pm. Departed:
Golden Rule, Cincinnati, IL p.m......
Night-R;ver Is feet 10 inches and ris
ing. Weather cloudy. Mercury 500.
Arrived: Capital City, 81. Louis, 6 pm.
Departed: Capital City, Vicksburg, s
pm.
Movements at the LeVee,
ARRIVALS.
Shannon, Cincinnati; A. J. White,
Fiars Point; Phil Allin, GreenvilIe;
Aft. Stevens, st. Louis; City of Alton,
st. Louis.
DEPARTURES,
Shannon, Cincinnati; A. J. White,
Frisrs Point; Phil Allin, Arkans IS
City; Rosa Miller, Arkauss3 river; City
OF Alton New Otleans.
IN PORT.
Charlie Bowen, ALI Stevens.
ID BOATS DUE.
Vint Shinkle.
Receipts Yesterday.
Phil Allin-59 bales cotton, II bags
seed cotton, 1910 SKIS cotton-seed.
A j. White-4 bales cotton, 20 SKIS
cotton seed.
Alt Steveus-300 tons, 1851 brls -four,
200 brls meal, 80 SKIS bran, 49l SKIS oats,
40 bales Ray, 305 pigs lard, 344 boxes
candle 100 boxes soap, $50 rolls bsgg
ing.
Marine Miracles.
Too much rain.
Not single packet advertised to leave
the landing to-day.
The Rosa Miller, for Arkansas river,
and the Phil AiliD, had fair trips out.
Planters are dissatisfied with the
weather we are having. 1t is damaging
to cotton.
The Gail Schulz is the only packet
leaving this evening. She goes to Scan
Ions landing.
The Shannon, with full load, passed
down night before last, but did nothing
of interf st here.
The Vint ShinkIe, from the Ohio, is
morrow evening.
The Robert Mitchell, at last accounts,
was trying TO scrape her way over the
bars in the lower Ohio river.
The Charlie Bowen finished unloading
her bsrges at the elevator yesterday, and
took her departure last night for the
OHIO river.
The incemency Of the weather pre-
vented the Casino club and their lady
friends from enjoying an excursion up
the river last night.
The lower Ohio is becoming very
troublesome to steamboatmen. From
last accounts there was but four feet
over Cumberland bar,
The ALI Stevens, with three hundred
tons Of grain and produce, came 10 yes
terday morning. She returns to Dyers-
burg and Fork.Deer river to-day.
TIE q. P. Schenck is seraping her
way slowly over the sand bars Of the
lower Ohio river, but by the free use of
couple of lighters she viii arrive all
right.
The City OF Alton, four days out from
st. Louis arrived in the afternoon, hav-
ing about 100 tons. She added in Mad
rid Bend 5000 sacks corn, and took from
here 500 sacks corn, IA barrels -four and
400 sacks oil meal. .l 10
Inspector Ralston has returned from
Little r )ck. During his absences he in
spected the little boat South, lying at