Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-23
MAXIMUM bn6rmOH6b6r, 81 u6S.
Minimum thermometer, II deg.
W, M. MELROY, Sgt. Sig. Ser. u. 8. A.

WIN. MELROY. Sgt Sig. Ser. U. 8. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, May 22-River falling, with
feet on the shoals.
CINCINNATI, May o. Noon - Weathe,
clear and pleasant. River falling.
LITTLE Rock, May o. River rising
slowly, with feet inches by the gauge.
P1TTsBURe, May 22-Noon.-River 6feet ]
inch, and stationary. Weather fair and mild
PoRT EADs, May 22.-Arrived: Ship North
ampton, Bath, Maine. Sailed: Steamship
Hudson, New York; BraunschweIg, Bremen
Amy Dora and bark Wanderer, Rotterdam.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-Weather clear
and warm. Thermometer Sc deg. Arrived
Commonwealth, st. Louis; Oakland and tow,
Pittsburg.
EVANSVILLE, May 22.-Weather cloudy,
hot and sultry; raining slightly since pm.
Thermometer SO to IA deg. River 81 $40
feet scant on the gauge, and rising. Up:
Alice Brown, 1:30 pm; Florence Meyer,
7:30 pm.
CAIRO, May % -Noon.-Weather warm
and raining. Arrived: John Dippold and
barges, New Orleans, l am; Andy Baum,
Memphis, am; Charles Morgan, Cincin-
natl, II am. Departed; Vint shinkle, Mem:
phis, II pm; Andy Baum, Cincinnati, 5
am; John Dippold and barges, ST. Louis, G
AIM. Night-Weath cloudy and warm
River % feet l inch, and rising. Arrived
Golden Crown, New Orleans, z pm. De,
parted: Charles Morgan, New Orleans,
pm; Golden Crown, Cincinnati, 8 pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
A. c. Donnally, New Orleans; Hard Cash
White river; West Wind, johnson landing
George w. Cheek, Friars Point; James How.
ard, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
A. G. Donnally, Cincinnati; Cons Millar,
Cincinnati; James Howard, st. LOUIS; Gold
dust, New Orleans; George w. Cheek, Friars
Point; A. ]. White, Arkansas City.
IN PORT.
West Wind, Hard Cash.
BOATS DUE.
Dopn.-Vint Shinkle, Charles Morgan.
Up.-Grand Tower.
RECEIPTS.
Hard Cash-58 balas cotton, 113 packages
sundries, l COW.
West Wind-39 bales cotton, bags seed
cotton, 36 sacks cotton-seed, AS sacks corn,
lot sundries.
Geo. W. Cheek-37 bales cotton, 273 sacks
tatoes, II head sheep, Is packages sundrles.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
New ORLEANS - Charles Morgan, ALI
Stein, master, nine am.
JoHNsoN's LANDING-West Wind, J. G.
Andrews, master, FIVE pm.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business fair for the season.
The Mark Twain had big trip out for St.
Francis river yesterday.
The Vint Shinkle is due from the Ohio to-
day, and will return tomorrow evening.
The Hard Cash cracked her shaft on her
way up, and will stay here till Friday making
rep IRIS.
The Charles Morgan is advertised to pass
down for New Orleans at nine o'clock this
morning.
The Charles Morgan will have about FIVE
or SIX thousand sacks of corn aboard when
she arrives from above this morning
The Lioness, with big tow of coal for this
point, arrived from the Ohio river Tuesday
evening, but lays at the island above here
The James Howard discharged a lot of sun
dries, cleaned out her boilers, and passed on
up for st. Louis yesterday. She had about
600 tons aboard.
The G. w. Cheek, for Friars Point, and A.
J. White, for Arkansas City, had fine trips
out yesterday, indicating quite an improve
ment in the l1wer bend trade.
The Gold Dust passed down for New Or
leans yesterday, after adding here and at
Hopefeld Al bales cotton, 800 sacks oil-cake,
$50 sacks oil-meal and Is tons sundries
Captain Hicks and Grissom's new mann.
moth oIrrler will be named Harry FRANKIE,
after u large shipper, who ships from Car
sons landing and two or three other points.
The Cons Millar sailed for Cincinnati yes
terday afternoon with 913 bales cotton, "a
bales rags, lot of sundries, 30 cabin and Is
deck passengers-a trip not to be grinned at
this time of year.
A passenger died of paralysis on board the
James Howard this "trip, and his remains
were put ashore here to await directions from