Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-10
RecetDts Yesterday.

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Receipts Yesterday.
I Col orado- % bales cotton. & bags seedcOttou.
! J. D. Scully-gaO pkgS miscellaneous fr-igt &.
! New MARY Houston-5O brls. oranges, ~ pigs
Raven and barges-4 bales cotton. II bales hay
john B SIiade 200 bris Hour. e bales cotton,
james Ho%aIdDSG bales cotton. 56 hhds sugar,
10 br.s GLASSES, 81 pkgs sundTies.
7G1 sacks eottou-seed Dkgs. sundries.
I!linoi LIS bates cotton, . bags seed cotton,
PM A!it-Ii2 bties cotton. 1876 bags seed-cOt-
ton. 1915 c>s cot on-seed. II pkgs. sundries.
George ". CHeek-I3i balls cotton, b3 bag seed
cotton z "a ks cotton-sse1, II ulgs. sundri-s.
Ouachita Beile-3a7 bales cotton. 164 bsss seed
cotton - acxs cotton seed. 13 pigs. sundrie5.
Red Wing-i030 bTs. and ma Ors. flour 90
sacks bran. 446 sacks corn So bales hay. - bale
cotton II igs ssed-cottou, pal sacks cotton-ssed,
FanrIs Lewts-I47O b Is fl ,ur, SS5 sacks corn,
bales ton. - head cattle - horses and mules,
2Q35 pkgs mdse. Total pkgs, 7745.
Belle u. Louis -27H3 bris. -four and meal. g |
wet brlS 1873 boxes crackers, lib sacks bran, "a
sacks corn, - sacks oats, 450 gkgs lard, 81
bales cotton. 80 bags seed cotton, 1l5 sacks cotton
seed. - head stock, 1922 pkss suadfies Total
Jamcs ~ PtIker-1 s84 pkgs mdss $50 pkgs fur
nlsu.e. AZ d0z eggs. 500 boxes soap, l32 boxes
candies. 293 bis tatoe 293 bales hay. Sl5 sacks
iiqu6. 5 - sacks oats, Is boxes glassware. $40
heads eab6ages, "a brls apples, pkss too4c,o, 81
Levee Paragraphs.
Weather cold and cloudy.
TIE river was filling at Cincinnati last Sunday.
! he river has surely seen ghost, for lis bar am
rising.
Drilling rain, interspersed with shownaHes, yes
ATcf the local packets left yesterday evening with
fair trips.
BI,il So. Notwithstanding the Indictment weather.
was brisk.
Lev-e coyered with sticky substance, vulga.ly
Tnere are six feet scant In the channel from ST.
Louis To Cairo.
nf and fcsIv
Ga he landing
TIE river at this point has risen six inches In the
past tWenty-f' Ut hours.
They had snow, which soon turned to rain. Sun
GaJ evening al st. Louis.
The J. Sharpe 'Donald passed down with large
tow OF coal last evening.
Hereaft The steau er Hard Cash will leave very
Tuesday for White river.
Tie John DipOolI and harges passed down yes
tertay evening Tor New OIIeans.
We have asked you many times, BABY Nine
have the levee cleared of freight
IL was raining at Louisville, st. Louis Cincinnati,
Memphis aud Evansville on Sunday.
Tue Co oradJ passed up Sunday evening with
twenty hundred sacks cot on-seed for Cnicsgo.
Tue Phil Allin will lay up for the present ;anG the
Illinois takes her place. Captain Gus Malone COM
At this point, in the twenty-four hours ending
Sunday evening. the river had risen one loot aid
Tt e receipts by river yesterday were 1926 bales of
cotton, 524 bags of seed-cottOn. and 5045 sacks OF
The Jonn B. MauGe passed down yesterday morn
Ing Tor Vieksburg. She added here Thirty tons for
the bends below.
The Thompson Dean. Captain ]. H Pepper. is
due from New Orleans and returns tomorrow even
ing at five O'Clock.
The Henry Frank passed GreenvIIle last night with
nearly SIX thousand bales of cotton and eleven thou
SAND SACKS cOttOn-seed.
The simpson HorneT and Alice Brown with large
to"s OF coal, were cue down last evening-probabIy
passed during the night.
The Belle Memphis. Captain John c. Crane, is the
Anchor-Ge packet this evening at five O'Clock for
81. Louis. o. Hewitt is her clerk
The City OF VicksbuTg captain Robert X. Riley, is
the Anchor line racket this morning at ten O'clock
for WICK burg. Chris Sha pc is her clerk.
The Geo. W. Che X, Captain Stack Les in COM
mand, Is the packet this evening at five O'Clock for
FIiaTs Point. Walker Outlaw is her clerk.
TIE UsceOla Belle, Captain j. q. Andrews, is the
packet This evening at five O'Clock for O>csola and
all way landings B. o. Michelis her clerk.
The BatesYiIle, captain j. ID. Randall, IS the
packet TINS evening al five O'Clock for all points on
81. Francis river. ID. b. AbTahdmS Is Der clerk
The HCpeficld sand-bar is at present playing an
engagement be Ow, but wien the river Is low the
bar Will appear upon the stage again. Low stage u
water ana bar. Walk up ara take q drink.
The Red Wing, . ain John b. Davis In CON-
mand, enters the Memoirs and White and Little
BED rivers trade, leaving this hing at FIVE O'Clock.
Ed w. CTOW6Ii vii be found In charge OF her Office,
assisted by John Robinson.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed C. Postal, will be
White river She leaves this evening at five O'CLOCK,
through TO Jacl~Cnport ChaS III, Postal is her
clerk, assisted by ]. Z. Wyc0ff.
The following paSSe! gers arrived yesterday on the
steamer j. d. Parker: Thomas Johnson. Edward
Peppers, Edwin HeafeT, John Hartwell, Mr.. I'LL
man. Mrs. A. DickwtZ, NJ So lane Clore. MIS-. Kera
ana three childr n, Mrs. i. Friedman, two chiidien
and servant, q. f Cater. wife and children, j. B.
Johnson, wife ana children, Mrs Boyd, Miss Boyd,
George siOhT and wife, Mrs. Wills and SON. Mss
we'll, James Osborn. In addition she had about 500
tons OF freight.