Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

Sergeant Signal service, q. s. A
BY TELEGRAPH.
LITTLE Rock, September A light
rain this evening.
OMAHA, September 4-The river has
risen q inches since Saturday.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Weather
clear and warmer. The river has fallen
Is inches.
New ORLEANS, September 4-The
weather is clear and hot. Arrived: Sher-
lock, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, September 4.-Weather
cloudy till noon, now clear and pless-
ant River feet and falling.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-Weathtr
warm and clear. River falling, with
feet inches in the canal. Up: Ashland,
New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, September A. Noon
River inches, and about stationary.
Weather cloudy and cool. Night
No change in river or weather.
CINCINNATI, September 4.-Noon-
River falling. Weather fair. Night
River feet 2 inches and falling. Ar
rived: Schenck, New Orleans. Weather
fair and cool.
CAIRO, September A. Noon The
weather is cloudy and cool. Arrived !:
City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis, midnight
Departed: Charley Bowen, Memphis, II
s.m.; City of VicksbuTg, Vicksburg, 2
pm. .Night-Weathe clear. Mer-
curry 76o. River IA feet and rising. Ar
rived: Glencoe, St Louis, pm. De-
parted: Glencoe, New OIleans, pm.
/ Movements at the Levee,
/ ARRIVATR
John B Msude, Vicksburg; Ste. Gen
evieve, St. Louis; A. ]. White, Friars
i Point; Illinois, Vicksburg; Cons. Mil
lar, Cincinnati; Frank Forest, Ash
port; Grand Tower, VicKsburg; E. o.
StRnsrd, st. Louis; Bee and barges,
New Orleans; Ella, White river.
DEPARTURES.
John B. Maude, st. Louis; Ste. Gen.
evieve, Vicksburg, Frank Forest, Ash
port; George w. Cheek, Frlars Point;
E. o. Stanard, New Orleansi Bee and
barges, st. Louis.
4 IN PORT.
Grand Tower, Illinois, Cons Millar,
Ella.
BOATS DUE.
City Of Vicksburg, Phil Allin, Rosa
Miller.
!, bOAIS LEAN4N6 THIS DA1s
Observation-Disclosures, Mark Cheek,
master, i've pm,
VICKsBURa-City of vicksburg, r.
II. Riley, master, ten am.
ST.. LOUIS - Grand Tower, George
Lennox, master, five pm.
WHITE RIVER-Ells, Ed G. Postal,
master, five Pm.
CINCINNATI-Cons Millar, Sterling
M'Intyre, msster, five pm.
J CINCINNATI-Golden Rule, O.P. Shin
kle, master, twelve m.
Receipts Yesterday.
John B. Maude-33 bales cotton, 1851
SKIS cotton-seed and lot Of sundries.
Ste. G 4neYieve-2700 pkgs miscel
laneous western produce,
A. J. White-30 bales cotton, AZ SKI
cotton-seed, So pkgs sundries.
Cons Miliar-300 tons miscellaneous
Illinois-6l bales cotton, 943 sacks cot
) ton-seed, bags seed cotton, 5 head Of
4; cattle, "A pkss sundries.
!. Frank Forrest-6 bales cotton, ITO ski
J corn, IL pkgs sundIiss, COW.
Grand Tower-470 sks cotton-seed.
Levee Paragraphs.
The Phil Aliin is due, and may arriv,
In port during to-day.
: The Arch P. Green is loading at Gin
sinnsti for White river.
Al Smith and Henry Wilbur went on
as pilots of the G. w. Cheek yesterday
Postmaster Pease, of Vicksburg, ia
y passenger up to st. Louis on the Crane
Tower.
J, The John B. Maude passed up Sun
day for st. Louis. Sheadded so bales o
, cotton here,
:, The towboat Greyhound arrived from
: the Ohio river with a tow Of coal 10
Brown & Jones.
! The G. w. Cheek and Frank Forres
were The only departures yesterday, boil
going out well fixed.
TIL Frank Forrest got in with new
bale Of cotton from the upper bends
consigned to q. G. Trader d Co.
The Frank Forrest, Captain o. &
:. Joplin, went out yesterday evening TO
4 the upper bends with fair trip.
|. The Charles Bowen, with tow o
: salt, is between Cairo and Memphis
4 and will arrive here tomorrow morn
, ing
!! The Ste. Genevieve passed down Sun
i day. She added over one hundred ton
OF freight at the elevator for Vieksbur
and the bends.
y The Cons Millar, s. M'Iutyre mas
= ter, James Wilson clerk, pulls out 70
% Cincinnati this evening. See card else
~ where for Centennial rates.
= A Pittsburg telegram says that navi
a CATION is entirely suspended In the uppe
Ohio, and that prospects for sn early II
= sumption are not encouraging.
9 The City of VicksbuTg, Captain r. I
= Kelley, ie the ten O'Clock boat to-day Il
IN Vicksburg and the bends. Chris Shal
do the 9lgnitles OF the Office.
ur The Illinois, Captain Mark Cheel
a. Joe Speers clerk, the latter assisted b
d Priddy, Hughes and AydletL, cuts loo
il; for Vicksbag and the bends til
rn evening.
ats Captain VIM. Turner, formerly pill
y, on the Geo W. Cheek and other boa
40 IT this port, came up on the Illinois
&c. take look 1t the river. He is to be OF
o. the pilots on the Thompson Dean.
%. Desha county sent two new bales
ug cotton by the Illinois yesterday, o.
nd from Napoleon, consigned to Phom
Ic. Il. Allen q Co, and the other from L
TX coma, consigned to ]. T. Petit & Co.
,ut The g. w. Cheek, Captain Nat Gre
sly In command, went out last evening