Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-20
Maximum thermometer, 81 deg.
Minimum thermometer, 66 deg.
W NJ MELROY. Sgt. Sig. Ser. u 8.

BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE. June 19.-River falling, with
30 inches on the shoals.
P1rTsBURe, June 19-Noon-River feet
5 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant
New ORLEANS, June 19.-Weather clear.
Thermometer SO deg. Arrived: New Mary
Houston, Cincinnati. Departed: Gold Dust,
st. Louis.
VICKsBURe, June 10. - Weather, clear.
Thermometer 80 deg. River stationary. Up:
Golden Rule, pm. Down: John w. Cam
non, 10 last night.
CINCINNATI, June 80 Noon Weather
clear and warm. River falling. Night
River Is feet and falling. Weather warm
and clear. Departed, James D. Parker, Mem
phis; Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
PORT EADs. June 19.-Arrived: Banks Sur
prise, Rio Janeiro; Louisiana, Genoa. Sailed {:
Steamships Itheuriel and Barussia, Liverpool;
New Orleans, New York; ship Baden, Liv-
erpool; on bar, bound out, bark Arno.
EVANSVILLE, June 19-River rising, with
II $40 feet scant by the gauge and rising.
Weather clear and hot. Wind northeast.
Thermometer &c to 80 deg. Port list packets
on time, and Jas. Gilmore and tow, down at
7:30 pm. Little business.
CAIRO, June 19-Noon-We Weather, clear
and warm. Arrived: Belle Memphis, Mem
phis, am; Cons Millar Cincinnati, am.
Departed: Belle Memphis, st. Louis, 2 am
Cons Millar, Memphis. 10 am. q. . Night
River q feet inches, and rising. No arriv-
ais or departures. Weather clear. Their
mometer so deg.
Movements Mt the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
A. ]. White, Arkansas City; West Wind,
Johnson Landing; Coahoma, Friars Point;
City of Alton, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Hard Cash, White river; City of Alton, st.
Louis; Coahoma, Friars Point; A. j. White,
Arkansas City, West Wind, Johnson Land
| ing.
BOATS DUE.
DOton-Cons. Millar.
Up-Grand Tower.
RECEIPTS.
A. J. White-15 bales cotton, 300 sacks
corn, head cattle, 80 pkgs sundries.
CITY of Alfonso sacks salt, - barrels mo-
lasses, 81 bundles sacks, lot sundries.
Coahoma-51 bales cotton. 80 sacks cot
| ton-seed, % bundles sacks, 81 pkgs sundries.
West Wind-5 bales cotton, 81 sacks cot
ton seed, IS sacks corn, 4 head cattle, "a pkgs
| sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business quiet.
All the departing packets had fair trips out
yesterday.
Tue Grand Tower is the Anchor-Line pack
| ct tomorrow evening for st. LOUIS.
To-day will be excruciatingly dull, as there
| is not single packet advertised to leave.
| The John Gilmore, with a tow of barges
| passed down yesterday for New Orleans.
The Hard Cash left yesterday with a good
| trip of both freight and passengers for White
| river.
The Cons Millar, Captain VIM Tlchnor, is
| due to-day from Cincinnati, and returns to-
morrow evening.
The City of Alton passed up yesterday
with about five hundred tons for st. Louis,
after dlscharging a small lot here.
At Cairo, Tuesday night, Ed Wright, co..
ored, was crushed between the steamer
NJ Comb and the incline, as the boat landed.
His injuries are doubtless fatal.
Business at the ''shanty" has become so
brisk that an addition will soon be made to
the old building. The cornerstone will be
laid with imposing ceremonies. Our Madison
street friend will be orator of the day.
The Ruth will resume her trips In the
| White river trade on the thirteenth of July,
and the Hard Cash will lay up to repaint and
undergo thorough overhauling and be put
in complete trim for the fall seasons bust
| ness.
| st. Louis Globe Democrat, Tuesday: ''Stan-
| ley Mathews's bunRling attempt to explain
| his letters to the rascal Anderson reminds
one of the difficulty experienced by Missis,