Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19

BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, March S-Noon.-Rlve
stationary. Weather cold-light snow
LITTLE Rock, March Is River i
feet 10 by the gauge and rising. Wealth
er clear aud COO. Arrived: Rosa Miller
Pine Bluff Departed: Maumelle, For
Smith.
PrrTsBURG, March 1S.-NooD-Rive
II feet inches and falling. Weathe
clear asd cold...... Night-River IL fee
10 inches snd falling. Weather clea
and cold.
| EVANSVILLE, March lS-Weathe
cl yariDg aud Geld. Mercury lS0 to 300
now 2Oa. Light wind from the west
River q and TO feet and rising. Port
liet-Down: Glasgow and Cons Millsr
am; SilverthOrn, 6 pm. Up: Andy
Baum, noon; Arkansas Belle, s pm.
Glasgow, pm.
CAIRO, March 1S.-Noon - Arrived
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans, s am.
City OF Chester, Memphis, s am. De-
particle Robert Mitchell Cincinnati,
am. Weather clear and ce!d...... Might
Arrived: Belle Memphis, st. Louis,
pm. Departed: City Of Chester, St
Louis, l p.m.; John w. Garrett, New
| Orleans, pm.; Belle Memphis, Mem
phis, pm. River 80 feet 5 inches and
rising. Weather clear. Mercury SO.
Movements At the E1evee.
ARRIVALS.
Ruth, White river; Legal Tender,
Arkansas river; Grand Tower, st. Louis
Colorado, st. Louis; Julia, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
julie, st. Louis; Idlewild, Gsines's
Landing; Legal Tender, Arkansas river;
G-snd Tower, st. Louis; Colorado,
Vicksburg; Ella, st. Francis river.
BOATS DUE.
Cons Millsr, Oscenla Belle, Belle
Memphis, Osceols, Geo. W. Cheek,
Phil Allin, Illinois, B. L. Hodge, Belle
of Texas, City OF Augusta, Louisville,
Cherokee, II. 8. Turner, A. J. White.
BOATS LEAVING TnIs DAY.
CINCINNATI-B. L. Hodge, = MEL.
roy, master, eight pm.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
ST. LoUIs-Bslle Memphis, John G.
Crane, master, five pm.
-Osceola Belle, o. K. Jor-
lin, master, five pm.
HELENA-G. w. Cheek, n. 8. Green,
master, five p m.
FR1ARs Po1NT-Phil Allin, James
Lee, ST., master, five pm.
NAPoLEoN-A.J J. White, George Ma,
lone, master, five pm.
VICKsBUBG-City of Helena, o. Fl.
| M'Kee, master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
The Legal Tender brought out OF Ar
kansas river 692 bales Gotten, ii bags
seduction. 25ll sacks cotton-seed, IS
beer kegs, IL bdls iron, Is pigs tundries
The Ruth brought out Of White river
573 bales cotton, "a SKIS cOtton-seed, 8
coops poultry, IA doz. hides, and lot OF
suDdries.
Grand Tover-3lS SKIS bran, 426 sks
oats, $50 aka corn, 146 bris meal, 1900
brls -four, 20 bales cotton, IS bales hay,
rs casks bacon, "A bXs eggs, 700 pkgs
sundries.
Colorado-75 brls flour.
Julis-43 bales cotton and a lot Of
cottOn-seed.
Levee Paragraphs.
Clear snd cold.
Business moderately brisk.
Packets out yesterday he'd good trips.
Levee losfers aspired to the sunny
side yesterday.
The river is nearly bank-full again,
and still rising
Wharfmaster John Wagner, of Gin
cinuati, is reported very i'll.
The Ohio river is getting steady again,
but the Mississippi at st Louis is rising.
The Grand Tower got away for ST.
Louis yesterday with two hundred and
thirty bales of cotton.
The uncomfortable weather of toe
past few days has been pretty general,
but it has struck other latitudes worse
than ours.
One of the items Of the Smoky City's
tow, with which she is en- route to New
Orleans, Is a couple OF bsrges loaded
with fire brick.
The Leopard, with tow Of sixty-two
thousand bushels of corn and twenty
thousand bushels of oats, left st. Louis
Friday for New Orleans.
The Maude is at ST. Louis undergoing
Transformation into regular Anchor.
Line packet, and will soon enter the st.
Louis and Vicksburg trade.
The Cincinnati cbroniclers have 1t
that a regular semi-weekly Nashville
and Paducah packet will soon be intro
duced into Cumberland river.
An Evansville dispatch says that the
Grey Eagle lost her chimueys at Scuffie-
town during the storm Thursday night,
and was toWed to Evansville by the
Tycoon.
1t is expected that the Memphis and
st. Louis packet company will shortly
contract for swift packet of the Idle
wild style for the lower river line, from
Memphis to about Greenville.