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


New ORLEANs, June 5.-Weather rainy
and warm.
NASHVILLE, June 5.--River falling, with
feet on the shoals.
VICKsBURG, June 5. - Weather cloudy.
Thermometer "a deg. River stationary. Up:
Thomas Sherlock, pm. Down: Robert
Mitchell, 2 pm.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-River falling, with
6 feet inches in the canal. Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed Charles Morgan
and James w. Gaff, Cincinnati.
PITrsBURG, June 5-Noon-River feet
9 inches, and stationary. Weather clear and
warm. .Night-River feet inches, and
stationary Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June 5 - Noon Weather
clear and pleasant. River falling. Night.
Weather clear and cool. River 10 feet
inches, and falling. Arrived: Charles Nor
Parker, Memphis; Golden Rule, New Or
leans.
EVANSVILLE, June 5.-Weather clear and
cool In the morning and evening, and hot
during the day. Wind northwest and north.
Thermometer 60 to IS deg. River 8 4-10 feet
large by the gauge, and falling. Port list
Down; Whale and tow. 7:3O am; Hotspur
and excursion barge. l pm; Storm No. 3
and tow, 1880 pm. Business light.
CAIRO, June 5 -Noon. - Weather clear
and cool. Arrived John Porter, New Orleans,
8 pm; Belle Memphis, Memphis, 10 am.
Departed: Kate Kinney, St. Louis, 8 pm.
Cons Millar, Memphis, 9 pm; Port Eads, St.
Louis, midnight; John Porter, st. Louis, 8
am; Belle Memphis, st. Louis, IL AIM.
Night-Weather clear. Thermometer 70
deg. River 26 feet inches, and falling.
Arrived: II. G. Yaeger, New Orleans, 8 pm. !;
City of Helena, st. Louis, 8 pm. Departed ::
H. c. Jaeger, st. Louis, A pm.
Movements ut the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Commonwealth, st. Louis; West Wind,
Johnson landing; Coahoma, Friars Point;
Cons Millar, Cincinnati; Hard Cash, White
river.
Commonwealth, New Orleans; West Wind,
Johnson landing; Coahoma, Friars Point;
Mark Twain, st. Francis river; Hard Cash,
White river.
Cons Millar.
BOATS DUE.
D0Wn-A. G. Donnally.
Up-Grand Tower, John A. Scudder.
RECEIPTS.
West Wind-75 pkgs sundries.
Coahoma-51 bales cotton, 50 sacks cotton
seed, IA head stock, IL pkgs sundries.
The Hard Cash brought out of White river
155 bales cotton, 1913 sacks cotton-seed, 260
pkgs sundries.
Cons Mlllar-4O bales hay, n brls whisky,
10 half brls whisky, Is brls cider, 10 brls oil,
100 tierces hams, % hhds bacon, AL sacks
corn, 81 sacks bran. 20 sacks millett seed,
200 boxes starch, Is boxes soap, IL boxes
eggs, ten tubs butter, $50 dozen washboards,
295 pkgs furniture. 300 bent hounds, l COW
and calf, horses, 400 pkgs sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business moderate.
Well, yes, it somewhat cooler.
The local packets going out yesterday even
ing had fair tips.
The Mark Twain departed for st. Francis
river with good trip.
The Cherokee is at Pittsburg loading with
cotton ties for southern ports
The Little Condor arrived from below with
a tow of barges last evening
The Hard Cash departed for White river
with fair trip of freight and passengers.
The Commonwealth passed down early yes
terday morning for New Orleans with good
trip.
Not single packet advertised to pass this
port to-day. Pat, you can go fishing to pass
away the time.
Among the Cons Millar's passengers was
Mr.. st Ring NJ 'Intyre, late clerk of the Ben
Franklin, e'l route for Hot Springs
The A. c. Donnally, Captain H. v Hart
In command, is due down to-day, en- route
for New Orleans. Mr. Ed A. Donnally is her
clerk.
The City of Helena, for Vicksburg, at ten
O'Clock IN the morning, and the Grand Tower,
at five o'clock In the evening are the An
chor-liners tomorrow.
Colonel Champ Chamberlain has resigned
his clerkship on the Hard Cash to accept a
railway agency. The White riverites will re-
greet to part with him. Dan Sullivan takes
his place.
The Cons Millar, Captain William Tiche-
nor, arrived last evening from CINCINNATI
with 300 tons freight and fair trip of pas
sengers. She leayes again tomorrow after
noon for all points on the Ohio river Mr..
James Wilson will be found in charge of her
office.
See the Cons Millar's advertisement else
where. Captain Tichenor says he intends to
take eastern tourists at lower rates than ever.
The Aillar leaves tomorrow evening for
Cincinnati, and parties contemplating a sum-
mer tour should wait for her. They will