Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-24
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STATIONS. "ater' ~.
Maximum thermometer, 90 deg.
Minimum thermometer, 40 deg
F. NJ NEAL. Private, Sig. Ser, u. S A.


F. NJ NEAL Private, Sig. Ser, U. S A.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, November 23.-Riyer stationary, 10
inches on the shoals
VICKSBURG, November 23.-Weather clear and
warm; thermometer 73 deg.
LOUISVILLE November 90 Weather clear and
cold. River stationary, feet inches IN the canal.
Departed: Cons MillaF Cincinnati.
PITTSBURG, November 23-Noon.-RIyer 10 feet
and rising. weather cloudy and cool. Night -
River IL feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
NEW ORLEANS. November 23.-weather clear
and pleasant; thermometer, IS deg. Arrived: Com
Cincinnati; Thompson Dean, Memphis.
CINCINNATI, November 2S-Noon.-Rfver fall
ing. Weather clear and cool. .Night-Riser Ii
Arrived: Cons Millar Memphis. Departed: Andy
Baum, Memphis; Thomas Sherlock. New Orleans.
CAIRO, November 23-Noon.-weather clear and
parted Henry Ford aud New Mary Houston, pm
Belle of Texas, Memphis, midnight. Night
inches and Using. Arrived ~ Ny Choice. St. LOUIS e
pm; Centennial and Port Eads St. Louis, 2 p m.
Departed: James Howard New Orleans, pm;
Maude, Vicksburg, pm.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Golden Rule. New Orleans; Grand Tower, st.
barges Evansville; B.tesvllle, St Francis river Os-
ceoa Belle; Osceola James D. Parker, CincInnatii
Now Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Grani Tower, Vicks-
burg; City of Helena, ST. Louis; Geo. W. Cheek,
Francis river; Ta1meiie Arkansas river; Josie
HAIRS, White river; New Mary Houston, New Or
leans
James D. Parker, Sam Roberts and barges.
BOATS DUE.
DO,ca John B Maude, Joe Kinney New Mary
Houston, Centennial, Belle of Texas, James How
9. Gp~Gso W: Cheek, Colorado, J. B, NJ, Kehlor,
Coan nma. A, J; White, Phil AlIn. Ouachita Belle,
Katie Hooper, Paris q. Brown, City Of Alton.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
VICKsBURG B. Maude, W. H. Blake master,
10 am.
NEW ORLEANS Centennial, Thomas L. Davidson
master, 10 a M
ST. LoUIs-Colcrado, Sam MPheeters master, 10
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIARs PoINT-COahoma, Henry Cooper master,
pm.
HELESA-A. j. White, VIM. j. Ashford master
pm.
PRENTIss-Phil Allin, George Malone master, 5
pm.
Arkansas Crrr-ouachlta Belle, Mark R. Cheek
CINCINNATI james D. Parker, Charles B. Russell
master. II III.
NEW oKLEANs-J4mes Howard, James 0. Neal
master, , pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
acknowledgements out of ST Francis river 121
bales cotton, 10 sacks cotton-seed, so pkgs sun
Ogceola Beliefs bales cotton, BOB bags seed
cotton "a sacks cotton seed, 40 pkgS sundries.
Gand Tower-2l bags :eed-cotton, 325 sacks
cotlon-seed. % hogs. lot pluoder
Golden Rule 6,.; 40 pkgs sundries: ooo ~.
meal 300 bTls flour, go rolls bagging $50 brs DO
tatoes IS brs onions, 20 brls whisky 25 brls vine
gar 81 6rls turnips So pkgs butter Is casks bacon,
629 sacks corn. 27l bales hay. 53 stoves, 90 pkgs
GSn aFs 800 Fk9s 9 ksgi Ba gs
brls laro, 1888 pkgs sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business brisk
A pleasant day On the levee
rise Is reported in Arkansas river
The local packets departing yesterday had fair
fhs James Howard will get here Monday 1850
The Belle Of Texas, Captain James Reese, is due
Captain John B Davis, a we'll known steamboat
man, is IL the city.
The liver here has fallen one inch during the last
tWenty-tOur hours.
The J; D. Parker will lay over until Monday, and
The Joe Kinney Is due down this morning from st.
Louis with big trip for this place.
The United States survey boat Oc.avia departed
yesterday morning for the lower river.
The City of Helena passed up yesterday morning
at one O'Clock. She LETT off here "a lot of sundries
VIII ). BROOKS, oil the APPEAL, comes 10 Cairo on
the Vint Shlnkle, and from; there to Memphis by
Receipts by the river yesterday were 564 bales cot
ton, 1924 bags seed-cotton and 1439 sacks cotton
The Grand Tower passed down yesterday morning
for VcksbLrS She added 90 tons freight for points
below here.
river with sol ndid trip offTeige and good show
Ing of passengers.
The elegant passenger packet James Howard,
Captain James ONeil, passes down Monday evening
for New Orleans.
Among the passengers of the City of Helena yes
teTidy were Reason Jamison and But Smedley,
pilots, bound for Cairo.
The Colorado, Captain Sam M'Pheeters, is the An
chor-ine packet this morning at ten O'Clock for st
Louis. Joe Osborne is her clerk
The John b. Maude Captain W. 81. Blake, is the
Anchorllne packet this morning at ten O'Clock for
VickSburg and the bends. VIM. tIObel is her clerk.
The Sam Roberts and baIkes arrived here yester-
day morning from EyansVilt. She added here 10
bales cotton and 1900 sacks oil-cake, and Will get
away to-day
The Phil Allin, Captain George Malone, leaves
Monday evening for PrentiSs and all way points
John GWathIney Is heT clerk as listed by Hal Ay0ett
and John Briggs.
The New May Houston passed down last night
for New Orleans, with splendid trip OF freight and
passengers. She added here 400 bales cotton and
900 SACKS oil-cake.
The CoahOma, Captain Henry Cooper on deck, is
the packet Monday evening for Frlars Point and all
sisted by Jimmy Thomas.
The hull OF the Burned Capitol City Is being built
up for wharf boat at Ct Louis, and VIII be located
GO some point the Mississippi for the OF the
Anchor-l1ne packet company
The A j. White, Captain William J. Ash ford on
the roof. is the packet Monday evening for Helena
and all way points. Marlin Jones, William B. Jones
and Lew Briggs are her clerks.
The Centennial, Captain Thomas L. Davidson In
command, pa ses dom this morning at ten O'Clock
for New Orleans and all Intermediate points. Cap
tain Frank j. Cakes has charge of her office.
The Ouachlta Belle, Captain Mark 4. Cheek, Is
the regular Jacket Monday evening for Arskansas
A. l. Cummings is her clerk, assisted by Lee Cum
mings and Nell Booker
The New Orleans Picauur1e. of Friday, says: "The
cargo OF The Chout the largest of the seas
She had 1856 bales cotton, 2SS6 sacks of cot ton
seed 100 barrels oil, 227 sacks oil-cake and Be-
packages OF merchandise, making total of 10,764