Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-26


BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, November 25.-River rising, 20
inches on the shoals.
LITTLE ROCK, November 25.-River stationary.
Weather cloudy, rainy, cool and dlsagreeable.
LOUISVILLE. November 25.- Weather cool and
cloudy. River falling. feet Inches In the canal
VICKSBURG, November Notwithstanding
all day; thermometer, 90 deg. Up Sunday-Chou-
teau and Stanard.
. feet s Inches to Cairo weather clear and cool.
Arrived: City of Helena, VlcksbuTg.
PORT EAD5, November 25.-ArTived: Steamship
Cap, Antwerp. Sailed: Ship Tasmanian, Pensacola.
NEW ORLEANS. November Weather-rain-
Saturday night; Florence Meyer Cincinnati, sunday
evening.
PITT5BURG, November 5-Noon.-River II feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cool 49,.
Night-Rlyer IL feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
CINCINNATI, November 5-Noon.-Riyer rising
Weather clear and cool .Night-Riyer T. feet and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived: Laura
Lee, New Orleans.
CLOUDY: Arrived: John Dippold, New Orleans, IL
am; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati. noon. Night
ne mercury e9S 40 deg HTTed Golden Rule New
Orleans, l pm; City Of Vicksbmg, st. Louis, 2
Golden Rule, Cincinnati, 1 pm; Vint Shinkle,
Memphis, pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Bedford, Wheeling; Joe Kinney, ST. Louis; Colo
Orleans; A j. white Helena; ouachitd Belle. AT
kan kansas City George w. Cheek PetePss landing;
tennial, James Howard, ST. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
New Mary Houston. Bedford. Sam Roberts and
Kebor St LOUIS John Mau doe 3 HS o. n
White, Helena; CoahOma Friars Point: Phil Allin,
Prentiss; Ouachita Belle, Arkansas City; James D.
Parker, Cincinnati.
Centennial, James Howard, Geo. W. Cheek, City of
Augusta.
BOATS DUE.
DOtCn Csceola Belle, Vint Shinkle, Golden City,
A, Scudder CuarleS Morgan.
Up-Katle Hooper, Hard Cash. Batesville, Paris C.
Broan, Charles p. Chouteau, Belle Memphis, Annie
P. Silver.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINT-George W. Cheek, Henry Coorer
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Batesville, j. D. Randall
master, pm.
ARKANSAS RIvER-KatIe Hooper, Ed Rowland
master, pm.
NEW 0RLEANs-James Howard, James o. Neal
vICksBURG City of Vicksburg. Robert H. Riley
master, 10 am.
ST. LoUIs-BelIe Memphis, John c. Crane master
pm.
ST. LoUIs-FannIe Lewis, ]. T. Cartwright, mas.
ter, 3 pm.
WHITE RIvER-City of Augusta, Joseph Elliott
New ORLEANS Golden City, j. D. Hegler master,
II m.
CINCINNArI-Pdris c. Brown, ]. v Reynolds mas
ter, II NJ.
Receipts Yesterday.
COlorado-S bales cotton, % bags seduction.
POS sacks cotton. 81 packages merchandise.
Phil Nal A!.in-335 bales cotton. PIP bags seed cot
Ouachita Be le-4S7 bales cotton, 1913 bags seed
1879 sacks cotton ;seed. 81 packages sundries.
1855 Sacks cotton,seed SO sacks corn, Il packages
Geo. ". Cheek-513 bales cotton, 1921 sacks cot
ton-seed.
Coahoma-756 bales cotton. 1881 sacks cotton,
J. B. N. Kehlor-35 bales cotton, % hogsheads
sacks salt, 80 miscellaneous packages freight.
CITY OF Alton-SOO hhds sugar, 63 brls molasses,
0G Bed t5 I'd; brls apples.
Joe Binney.4l bIls -four, 251 brls meal 80 brls
Cider Is bPs Guo 44 pk gEf ard brs Oh Il
6 bales ON 93 RkgS marble s. Rkgs
pkgs white lead, i72 pkgs Shot, Ii pkgs hay, 245
bales eottOn,75 bags seedcotton, 1873 SKIS cotton
seed, 35 hogs, 1895 pkgs sundries.
John 3. Maude-35 bales cotton, IA brS meal,
% tubs butter bxs reelfoot fish.
Levee Paragraphs.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and rainy
Have you got a rubber coat? If not why not?
Last night was rather rough for steamers under
The Sam Roberts and barges departed Sunday
m0rning for New Orleans.
morning for New Orleans
The levee was overlooking With mud freight and
"cussing draymen yesterday.
The Golden City. Captain A. Donnally, is due down
to-day, en- route to New Orleans.
The steamers greatly retarded yesterday b.
the rain, and the slush on the landing.
SaPtaln lanes Jan sr Lee IT. returned home Sunday
The Colorado passed up Sunday on time for st.
Louis with 1900 sacks cotton seed.
The river Is rising slowly at this point having rose
four inches In the past twenty-four hours
The Batesvllle, Captain ]. D. Randall is the regu-
hVp fOrC aI1r uar
Receipts by the river yesterday were 1861 bales
cotton 504 bags seed cotton and 9O89 sacks cotton
The James Howard, Captain James O'Neal, is the
Anehor-line packet for New Orleans at II o'clock
The Fannie Lewis Cap ain T. T. Cartwright, Is
the Anchor line packet this evening at five O'Clock
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed Postal, is due to day
from White river and returns again tomorrow even
The Belle Memphis, Captain j. C. Crane, is the
Anchor-lne packet this evening at five O'Clock for
st. Louis. o. BE Sitt is her clerk.
The Golden City, Captain A. Donnally, passes
down to day at twelve O'Clock for New Orleans VIM
The James D. Parker departed last evening for
Cincinnati with 275 bales cotton. 100 barrels oil,
and % passengers, cabin and deck.
The John B. Maude passed down yesterday morn
Ing for Vicksburg. She added here 80 tons mscei-
The City Of vicksbuTg Captain n' Robt X. Riley is
the Anchor line packet this morning at ten O clock
The James Howard arrived yesterday gA evening at
Hopeneld. She will be found at the landing this
The Osceola Belle, Captain ]. G. Andrews, is the
packet this evening at five o'clock for OsceOla and
ali way landings. b. o. Michel In the offine.
Commodore James s. Wise and Captain James D.
Parker. of the Memphis end Cincinnati packet COM
pany, left last night for Hot Springs. Arkansas.
The Centennial had on board 100 tons of freight,
fifty CABIN passengers and $50 deckers. She also
had 100 head of stock and rs coops of poultry
The Nellie Peck arrived at st. Louis Sunday, from
Fort Benton. with the first cargo of flour and corn
ever shipped from that iar-aWay land to ST. Louis
MeSSrs Ralston and Gronauer, government in
specors for this district left last night on the j. D.
Parker on an official visit to Haes Point, Columbus
and Ca 70.
The Joe Kinney arrived Sunday from st. Louis
with 1884 packages miscellaneous freight, and de-
parted Sunday night with 40 tons for St Louis and
intermediate points.
The Paris c. Brown, Captain J. v Reynolds
passes up at twelve O'Clock for all points on the
Ohio river, as far as Cincinnati Chris Young is in
charge of her Office.
The Charles 2. Chouteau Captain William Thor
wegan, Is due to-day from New Orleans and returns
again tomorrow evening at five O'Clock George
Miltenherger Is In charge of her office, SEE
The George ". Cheek, Captain Henry Cooper is
the regular packet this evening at five O'Clock for
Helena, Friars Point and all way landings. Walker
Outlaw Is her clerk, assisted by Plat Rhoades
The Vint Shinkle, Captain Sterling M'Intyre In
command. Is due to-day from the Ohio river and
returns again to morrow evening for Cincinnati j.
A. Lindsay will be found In charge OF her Office
Captain Mtller's new Cincinnati and New Orleans
steamer Guiding Star made trial trip last Sunday