Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01
IlEl water marx OF 1914.
by Telegraph.

by Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, November 30 Weather cool and
cloldy. River rising, feet Inches Ia the canal
NGCkSBURG, November 30.-Weather cloudy;
thermometer % deg. Up-City OF Ycksburg. noon;
A g DO .naly, last night. Down-Charles Morgan,
PITT5BURG. November 3O-Noon.-weather fair
and cool. River ID feet Inches and falling.
clear and cool.
CINCINNATI November -Noon.-weather fair
anu pleasant River rising. Nignt-Weather clear
Rule, New Orleans Departed: Guiding star, New
Orleans; Gah Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS. November 3O.-weather clear,
partly cloudy; thermometer, III deg Arrived: Sam
Roberts aud barges, Evansville; John Gilmore and
baTges, 81. Louis; Bedford and New Mary Houston,
Cincinnati Departed: Gold Dust and L. z. Schenck,
CINCINNATI
CAIRO. November 30 Noon Weather cloudy and
cool Arrived: Future CITY, New Orleans, 2 am;
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati, 10 m. Departed:
Belle % LOUIS, Memphis, 8 pm; Stanard, ST.
using. weather cleudy; mercury. AZ deg. Arrived:
Relief, ouio . N annie p. Silver, New Orleans,
New Orleans H m Relief Sew Orleans Gs
Annie p silver, st Louis, 3 /. M; Keokuk, Ohio,
LOUIS, Pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Golden Crown. New Orleans; Mike Davis and
barge, Hhee ling; II: z YeageT, ST Louis; CITY Of
Andy Baum, Cincinnati; George W. Cheek Friars
Point; OsceOla Belle, OSceOla.
DEPARTURES
Golden Crown. Cincinnati; c. X. Peck New Or
leans; H. & Yezger, Rev Orleans; Thompson Dean,
New Orleans; Tn mas Sherlock. New O,eans; VI Ike
bang, OsceoS belle, osceola; Josie Harry White
river; George W. Cheek, Frars Point.
IN Fohf.
Andy Baum, Ruth, Illinois.
BOATS DUE.
Dotes Colorado Robert MITCHELL Belle Shreveport,
Tp-Coahoma. Batessiue. John B Maude. Mau-
melie Marlin Speed, A. c. Donnally.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
yIoxssugG-COlorado, Sam MPheeters master,
10 am.
ST. LoUIs-John B. Maude. W. H. Blake master,
10 a. m.
NEW ORLEANS Robert Mitchell. Dan Moore
NEW oRLxANs-Bane Shreveport, ]. ]. Coghnl
master 10 a. IN.
CIscrNYATI-A. c. Donnally, Henry T. Hart mas.
ter pm.
ST LouIs-BeIle St Louis, James A. Yore master,
3 pm.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIARs PoIST-C oahoma, James Lee master,
o g.I-.
PRENuss-Fhn Alln. George Malone master,
pm.
vIcksBuRo-ouachlta Belle, Mark R. Cheek mas
ter, u pm
CrycNSAr1-Andy Baum,lH. ]. Written master,
m
ARKANSAS RyER-Marlin Speed. E. B. Smith,
Receipts Yesterday.
H. c. Yeaser 10 brls -four
ThCs. Sherlock Lot furniture.
Golden Crown / brls molasses-
Nike Dayts and barge-23 bales cotton, 800 sacks
civ of Helena-a7O brls flour. bales cotton, So
bags seed cotton 200 pEgs sundries.
Geo. W, GheekE256 bales cotton, il77 sacks
coUon-seed. % sacks corn, ii pkgs sundries.
Osceola Be lle-5S6 bales cotton, 1876 bags seed
cotton. 1903 sacks cotton seed, 20 pkgs Sunaries.
andy baum-i.5 kgs furniture 400 rolls pag-
TO dozen chairs $40 bales hay, 4}7 pkgs iron 1892
bfs and SACKS potatoes $50 boxes starch l25 boxes
staIch 2O5 boxes cheese, 20 dozen sieves, 105 Kits
fish, l2O SacSs bran, 30 dozen peaches, g3 bris on
ions is boxes oysters, so dozen brooms, 30 boxes
pkgs butter. III boxes blt'ers, u head hogs, 10
bales cotton SO bags seed cotton 924 pkgs sundries
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business was brisk.
z Leyee crowded with freight
The weather yesterday was cloudy and cool.
The local packets departed yesterday with good
The river here was on a staud-sul, neither rising
Merchants are earnestly requested to remove their
freight from the leVee.
The Belle Of Texas will go out IN place Of the
Phil Ain to morrow evening.
The Iron Mountain an barges passed down yes
teTiay evening for New Orleans.
The Andy Baum, on account Of a pressure of bust
ness, will not leave until Monday evening
The propeller Wayeriy, from the ohio river with
ira boat IN tow, passed down last evening.
The rec lrts % liver were Bbl bales cotton, 200
bags seed cotton aud a. sacks cctton-seed.
Ing. she received here - tons for Uoiats belog.
The Belle OF ST. Louis Captain James A. Yore Is
Lonis.
The Cons Mrlar LETT Cincinnati wednesday for
this place With AGO tons freight and % cabln-pas
The Thomas Sherlock passed down for New Or
leans last evening, loaded nat and crowded with
The Belle OF Shreveport. Captain T. J. Coghiu. Is
.he Anc of-llne packet this morning at ten O'Clock
The Henry Frank, J. F. Hicks commander IS the
iegular iacSst t0r New Orleans. She Is advertised
70 leave on wednesday
The Nellie Peck departed for New Orleans yester-
DAY morning. she reeeiyed here III bales OF cot
ton and 100 sacks uil-.aka
Under the benign r. Ruence OF 'Old Sol - the mud.
that eisi"hile was ankle deep the leyee, has en-
uItiS ulleu NJ ana disappeared.
lie Colorado. Captain sam MPheeters, Is the
Anchor-line packet this morning at ten o'clock for
Nieksourg, JoS Osborne Is her clerk.
Tue John Mauoe. Cag tain W IL Blake. Is the
Anchol-lne packet this morRing At ten O'Clock for
Major John D. Adams OF the Memphis and Vcks
burg packet line, and captain Ed 4 Thomas, or the
katydid, arrived Yesterday from Little Rock.
Captain Peter Prescott arrived yesterday morning
with bruarhon from Ripley, Ohio. The fla. is
filled with a general assortment OF merchandise.
The Andy Baum, Captain II. j. NintOn. haylrR
been detained, viii leave Monday evening at five
O'Clock for Cincinnati NJ NJ. DseIn Is her CLERK.
The Marlin Speed Captain Eugene b. Smith. Is
the regular packet Monday evening al i've o'clock
Tor Arkansas nver. wash Floyd Is her attentive
me ThOmP.on Dean len yesterday evening for
oil cake and meal, considerable HaJ freight, and 20
passengers.
The A. c. DOnnally Captain II. o Hart IS due up
this evening at five O'Clock IOr all points on the Ohio
riyer as far as Cincinnati. Ed A. Donnally is her
clever clerk.
There are Hlmors afoat OF the sale OF two three
steamers noT az the landing. hut upon dlligent
search after the truth we were unable to discover
anything reliable.
The elegant passenger packet, Robert Mitchell,
Captain Dan Moore on deck, passes down this even
ing al I'VE o'clock for New Orleans. Frank Stein
holds fofth In her ofics.
The Mike Davis, "A small steamer with lighter In
tow, from Wheeling. West virginia, passed down
for Nickshurg yesterday evening. She IS loaded
with 500 barrels Of apples.
The Belle OF Texas, Captain George Malone on
all way landings. John Gwathmey IS her clerk, as
sisted by John Briggs and Hal Aydlett-
The II. { 1eageT arrived from 81. Louis yesterday
moTuiI <. She landed here 40 barrels OF flour, and
TOOK on lVl bales OF cotton here and receives at
Hopeneld 1900 slaves for New Orleans.
The Coahoma, Captain James Lee in command,
Is the regular packet Monday evening al i've o'clock
for Friars Point and all way landings. WILLIAM
Smtthers Is her clerk as listed by Jimmy Thomas.
The Ouachta Belle. Captain Mark X. Cheek on
tine root IS the Monday e7ening packet at i've
O'Clock for Nlcksburg and all way points. A. l..
Cummings is her clerk, assisted by Lee Cummings
and Nell Booker
In regard 70 the umor Of which we speak above,
we have since learned that Captain John ]. Darragh
has bought haif-interest from Captain James Rees
IN the steamer Belle Of Texas. The terms upon
which the sale was made are as yet unObtaiBable.
Esq. {. w. Caldwell
AVING returned to his ONCE No. IL West Court
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