Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-04

SKIS grain, 30 head of cattle, 497 pkgs sun
| dries.
nlinois-I1 bales cotton and 1859 pkgs sun
dries.
Hattie Nowland-175 bales cotton, Isl
| beer kegs, and lot of sundries.
Gold Dust-75 SKIS and brls salt, IA bxs Bit
| tiers, 80 SKIS coffee, % pkgs sundries.
Charles Morgan-9 hhds sugar, 25 brls mo-
| lasses, 10 brls rice. and lot of sundries.
Mark Twain-39 bales cotton, IA SKIS cot
n-seed, and lot of sundries and lumber.
Geo. w. Cheeks bales cotton, All SKIS
cotton seed, 207 plows, cows and calves,
and lot of sundries.
West Wind-25 bales cotton. 20 SKIS cot
ton seed, 81 SKIS ear corn, 13 head of cattle,
and 26 pkgs sundues.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business moderate
TIE weather was boiling hot yesterday.
The Robert Mitchell is due down for New
Orleans early this morning
The Eckfords defeated the Riversides Sun
day. but it took hard work to do it.
The John B. Maude took 1877 bales cotton
for st. Louis Sunday, and the Colorado took
twenty-five tons for the lower bends.
The Hattie Rowland arrived at noon yes
terday with good trip out of Arkansas river.
She returns at the usual hour this afternoon.
We saw the new moon last night, but it Is
another one OF those humped-backed con-
Germs that gets up rain storm every other
The towboat f. NJ. Norton, with four
barges of salt, containing 5000 barrels, came
In from the OHIO early yesterday morning.
She will discharge her cargo here and return.
The G. w. Cheek will be sent up to Mound
City to be generally overhauled. 1t is de-
signed by Commodore Lee to run her as a
regular packet between Memphis and Wits
burg, on st. Francis river.
Captain Lghtburn received teleEraphic
advices from Captain Ed Postal yesterday
stating that the Hard Cash will arrive out of
White river tomorrow morning, and will re-
turn positively at the usual hour the same
evening.
the Andy Baum arrived from the Ohio
early yesterday morning with about 400 tons,
including 1900 sacks corn, and a liberal trip
of passengers. She returns to the Ohio this
evening, offering liberal inducements to
travellers east See her card, and then con-
suit Captain Lightburn.
The Charles Morgan passed up Sunday
morning. three days and twelve hours out
from New Orleans; crowded with people,
cabin and deck and about four hundred tons
of freight. They made thirty nine landings
and lost four hours by fog. She added a lot
of freight here, and several passengers.
Hundreds of people, ladies and gentlemen,
visited the pretty Coahoma Sunday and yes
terday, and expressed universal admiration
at her elegant new outfit. Captain Stack
Lee and Ed Thomas did the clever thing
with their numerous visitors, and showed
them through the boat. The pantry and
barber shop are special features of the Goa
homa's convenience, which strikes every one
as particularly splendid. The blue room. too,
is quite an improvement over the old plan.
There were hundreds of people on the bluff
yesterday evening. who went there to see the
new Coahoma take her departure. Promptly
at the hour advertised she drew out into the
stream, steamed slowly up to the mouth of
Wolf, turned around. and under full head of
steam flew like frightened bird down past
the shipping, amid the loud and continuous
cheers and waving of handkerchiefs of the
multitude on shore and on the various pack
cts. Yes, she looked like bird, and flew
around the point in eight and half minutes,
She had fair trip of freight and goodly
number of passengers.