Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15

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NEW ORLEANS, June 14-Weather, cloudy.
| Thermometer 80 deg.
NASHVILLE, June 14-River rising, with
3 feet inches on the shoals.
LITTLE Rock, June IA. - River rising.
Weather cloudy and warm. Departed: Hat
tie Rowland, Memphis.
PORT EADs, June 14.-No arrivals. Sailed:
Steamship Euphrates, Liverpool; barks Car
lotta, Pedro, Randilot, Barcelona.
CINCINNATI, June IA Noon Weather
Weather clear and warm. River 9 feet 10
inches, and rising.
PITTsBURG, June 14-Noon.-River feet
9 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant :. .Night-River feet inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURe, June 14.-Weather, cloudy
and warm. River fell inches. Thermom-
eter "a deg. Up: A. z. Donnally, 2 pm;
Illinois, noon. Down: R. E. Lee, pm.
CAIRO, June 14-Noon.-Weather, cloudy
and cool; rain this morning. Arrived: Rob-
ert MITCHELL, New Orleans, 8 pm; John Gil
more. New Orleans, am; Mary Houston,
Cincinnati, z am. Departed: Robert Mitchell,
Cincinnati, midnight; James Howard and
John Gilmore, st. Louis, 2 am. Night
River % feet ii inches, and rising. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 20 deg. Arrived:
John A. Scudder and Whale, st. Louis, SPIN;
Colorado, st. Louis, 6 pm. Little Condor,
Whale and John A. Scudder, New Orleans,
z pm.
Movements ut the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
City of Helena, Vicksburg; Grand Tower,
st. Louis; Coahoma, Friars Point; Jas. w.
Gaff, Cincinnati; Katie Hooper, Arkansas
river.
DEPARTURES.
City of Helena, st. Louis; Grand Tower,
Vicksburg; Coahoma, Friars Point; James
w. Calf, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Katie Hooper.
Do,on-New Mary Houston, John w.
Cannon.
Up-John B. Maude.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARKANSAS RIVER Katie Hooper, Ed
Rowland, master, five pm.
New ORLEANs-New Mary Houston, Chas
Miller, master, six pm.
RECEIPTS.
Katie Hooper-31 bales cotton, lot sun
dries.
Carbonate bales cotton, 100 brls oil, 60
pkgs sundres.
Grand Tower-1O62 brls flour and meal,
1854 SKIS grain, 5 casks meat, So wet barrels,
375 pals lard, 266 bales hay, 905 pkgs sun
dries.
James w. Gaff-71 brls -four, 671 brls
meal, 25 brls whisky, III SKIS corn, 1859 kegs
nails, 81 hhds bacon, 80 pkgs butter, 20 ties
lard, 1475 pkgs sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Another shower.
The Katie Hooper is the Arkansas river
packet this evening.
Owing to the convention, there was little
dong on the levee yesterday.
Five packets disturbed the placid bosom of
the majestic Mississippi yesterday.
The Mary Houston, Captain Charles Mil
Ter, is on the boards for New Orleans at six
o'clock this evening.
suitable packet on which to take summer
excursion up Salt river.
The pilots of the James W. Calf report
only five and half feet at Caseyville, and
the channel hard to find.
The City of Helena, passing up for st.
Louis yesterday evening, added here 118
bales cotton and AZ barrels potatoes.
The James w. Calf left yesterday with 555
bales cotton, $50 green hides, 30 tons scrap
iron, good lot of sundries, 81 cabin passen-
gers and % on deck.
The James w. Calf arrived at daylight
yesterday morning with four hundred tons,
registering forty cabin and twenty deck-pas-
sengers on the down trip.
James Bohan, the popular steamboat stew
ard, was a passenger out on the Calf last
night on his return home from Hot Springs
and other southern points,
The John w. Cannon has met with some
low-water trouble between Shawneetown and
Paducah, in the Ohio, and consequently is
either awaiting rise, or coming down slowly
feeling her way. We cannot say when she
will arrive here.
The Grand Tower arrived at eleven o'clock
yesterday morning, discharging at the ele-
vator 1862 dry barrels, 1854 sacks corn, 5
casks bacon, So wet barrels, 375 pals lard,
266 bales hay, and 905 packages sundries,
added 30 tons of lower bend stuff and left for
Vicksburg at the usual hour.
The Andy Baum, the next Cincinnati
packet, will excurt the congregation of st.
Lazarus and Grace (EpiscopaD church Mon
day evening. The officers of the Baum are
clever gentlemen, and know how to do the
agreeable on such occasions. And then the
elegant cabins of the Baum will afford ample
room for all the enjoyment the company may
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