Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-19

inches on the shoals.
EVANSVILLE. November 1S.-Riyer rising, q feet
on the gauge. Weather clear; mercury, oO DEG.
VICKSBURG, November 1S.-Weather cloudy;
Thermometer, 63 deg. Passed up yesterday-Laura
Lee. Passed down yesterday-COrona.
LOUISVILLE, November 1S.-Weather partly
cloudy ana cool River rising, Z feet In the canal.
Departed: New Mary Houston, New Orleans.
PITT5BURG, November zNoon.-RLver feet
inches, about stationary. Weather cloudy and
mild l.. Night-River ; feet inches and rising
Weather cloudy and mild.
NEW ORLEANS. November 18.-Weather windy
and rainy. Thermometer, 81. Arrived: City OF Al
ton, st. Louis; Kitty Nye, wheeling; Yellowstone
st. Louis.
PoRT EADs, November 1S.-Arrived: Steamships
Delambria Rio Janeiro; A l.. More, Cardiff; Mary
Louisa, Bristol; ship Nine. AdoIna Liverpool DaIks
Dominica Lanata, Rio Janeiro; Prince Charlie,
C4fa0, November 18-Noon:-Weather clear and
cool ArTyed lanes " a banaTfsd Pi
W. Gan, Memphis, L pm; Grand Tower, ST
Louis II rect dsf inches Rssy aad
Belle Memphis, st. Louis pm
CINCINNATI, November 18-NOon..River rising.
and falling Weather. partly cloudy and COOL The
OIL Valley with produce tow passed oo"h Ior the
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS
Commonwealth and Colorado, ST. Louis; Jehn B.
h HeHifs vG 5scbI White Helena Gill;
tin, Ohio river Maumelle, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Commonwealth, New Orleans; Colorado, Vlcks-
burg; John b. Maude ST. Louis; Osceola Belle, o.
ceola A. J. White, Helena; Il. W. Cheek, Friars
Point; Phil Allin, PrentisS; Ouachta Belle, Arkan-
saS City,
Maumelle, Marlin Speed.
BOATS DUE.
DCtcR-OSce0la Belle, James W. Gaf, Belle St.
Louis, Belle Memphis
tp-Coahoma, Hard Cash, City of vicksburg.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT-COahoma, Henry Cooper master
five pm
ARKANSAS RIvER-Marlin Speed, Eugene B. Smith
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Batesvllle, J. D. Randall
master, five m.
OocEoLA-Osceola Belle, j, G. Andrews master,
five pm.
ARKANSAS RTvER-Maumelle, Thomas Darragh
master, five pm.
VICKsBURG Belle Memphis, j. C. Crane master,
ten am.
st. LOUIS Belle ST. Louis, James A. Yore mas.
ST. LoUIs-CIty of vicksburg, Robert X. Riley
master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
]. White--,199 bales cotton, 10 bags seed
cotton. g o sacks cOttOn-seed
Ouachita Belle 1929 bales cotton, 17S bags seed
cotton, 117O sacks sotton-seed, 53 packages
Phi Anln-239 bales cotton, ,173 bags seed
cotton, 2093 sacks cotton seed, 40 packages
Maumele brought out Of Arkansas river 296 bales
cotton, % sacks cotton seed packages sundries.
John b. Maude-2 bales cotton and a lot of sun
dries
CoIorado-1O1 bales cotton, 100 barrels -four, 100
barrels apples, 1876 sacks corn, 1 cOops chickens,
C6mmonWeaIth- 500 barrels -four, 225 boxes OF
crackers, IT'S sacks corn, bales cotton.
Willie Austin-79 bales cotton, 81 barrels coal Oil
105 barrels apples 20 barrels -four 100 jugs cider
seed.
Levee Paragraphs.
The local packets departed last evening with fair
the city.
The Florence Meyer is due; down on her way to
Willie B. Jones went out as bill clerk on the A ].
White yesterday.
G. Wash Floyd has taken charge Of the office of
The Belle st. Louis, Captain James A. Yore, Is
the Anchoriine packet this morning for st. Louis.
Major John D. Adams arrived here Sunday morn
ing from Little Rock He is stopping at the Pea
The John B. Maude PASSED up yesterday morning
for st. Louis. She added here At bales cotton for
The Colorado passed down yesterday morning for
Vicksburg with good trip. She added here go
The little steamer Willie Austin arrived Sunday
from the upper Ohio river. She will wait here for
Mr. A. j. Mcconnell, the well-known clerk of the
Hattie Newland, goes out as clerk on the steamer
The James D. Parker, Captain Charles B. Russell,
and Robt MCOy clerk, left Cincinnati Saturday
evening for this port with good Tip
The Belle Memphis, Captain John c. Crane, Is the
Anchor-line packet this mor.ing at ten O'Clock for
NickSburg. o. Hewitt Is her clerk.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed Postal, will arrive to-
day from White river, and leaves again tomorrow
evening for all points on that stream.
The OSceOla Belle, Captain j. G. Andrews, leaves
this evening at five o'clock for OSceOla and all way
points. B. o. Mitchell has charge of her office.
The City or NickSbufg, Captain Robt. X. Riley Is
the Anchor-line packet this evening at five O'Clock
for Cairo and st. Louis. Chris Sharpe is her clerk
The commonwealth passed down early yesterday
morning for New Orleans. She added here 259
bales cotton, 230O sacks oil-cake and 10 tons way
freight.
The Batesyille, Captain J. D, Randall. is the
packet this seVening at five O'Clock for St. Francis
river. d. B. Abrahams is her clerk, assisted by
Birdie Banning.
The Marlin Speed, Captain Eugene B. Smith, hav.
Ing completed her repairs, leaves this morning at
nine O'Clock for Arkansas river. 6. Wash Floyd is
her attentive clerk.
The Henry Frank, Captain Frank Hicks In com.
mand is the regular packet leaving tomorrow even
ing for New Orleans and the bends. ALI Grlssom
and Billy Thomas are her clerks.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Cooper, Is the regu-
lar packet this evening at five O'Clock for Helena,
Friar'sPOint and all way landings. William Smither
and Jimmy Thomas are her clerks.
The Maumelle, Captain Thomas Darragh on
deck, is the regular packet this evening at five
o'clock for all points on Arkansas river. A. J.
man.
The James W. Gait. Captain R. W. Wise in COM
mand, will be found in port to-day receiving for her
return "trip to Cincinnati. She gives the cheapest
rates to all points north G. Wash, Thompson will
be found In charge of her Office.
Cincinnati Enquirer Saturday says: 1.-The Southern
transportation company held meeting yesterday,
and completed its schedule Of steamers to load for
the south in the following order, beginning next
week: Tuesday, Golden City; Thursday, Charles
Morgan; Saturday, ThOs. Sherlock; Tuesday (of
week fOllowlng), Robt. Mitchell; Thursday, Guiding