Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-02

Donnally. New Orleans; Coahoma, Friars
Point; West Wind, Johnsons Landing.
IN PoRT.
Andy Baum, Hattie Rowland. Mark Twain,
Illinois and Capitol City.
BOATS DUE.
Doun-City of Vicksburg.
Up-Golden Crown, A. j. White and Hard
Cash.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Hattie Rowland, Jas.
Reese, master, five pm.
CINcINNATI-Andy Baum, III. j. Vinton,
master, five pm.
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Mark Twain, ]. D..
Randall, master, five pm.
VICKsBURa-City of Vicksburg, Robert
X. Riley, master, ten am.
VICKsBURG-I Illinois, J. J. Darragh, mas
ter, five pm.
ST. LoU1s-Capitol City, John c. Crane,
master, five pm.
NEW ORLEANs-Gold Dust, J. T. Cord,
master, five Pm
CINcINNATI-Thomas Sherlock, Lew
Hates, master, four am. Wednesday.
RECEIPTS.
Mark Twain-2O, 900 shingles.
And Baum $50 tons miscellaneous
freights.
Belle of Shreveport-5O pkgs WINE, 16
cases bitters.
A. c. Donnally-400 kgs nails, IL buggies,
burial cases.
West Wind-2 bales cotton, SO SKIS cotton
seed, lot sundries.
Illinois, bales cotton, 4 bgs seed cotton,
Is SKIS cotton seed, rs pkgs sundries.
Coahoma-IO bales cotton. 588 SKIS cotton
seed, % brls potatoes, % bdls sacks, lot sun
dries.
Hattie Nowland-65 bales cotton, 80 bdls
hides, tons scrap iron, 300 feet walnut
lumber, 40 pkgs sundries.
Colorado-12SO brls flour and meal, 1450
pls lard, 80 bis hav, 40 brls pork, 9 brls whis-
ky, Is nd stock, 734 pkgs sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business quiet.
Hot and showery.
The City of Vicksburg leaves for Vicksburg
at ten o clock this morning.
The Mark Twain sails for St. Francis river
at the usual hour this evening.
Durff says he got excited" at the boat
race Sunday; That's new name for it..
They say that Captain Rowland 8 new boat,
building at Pittsburg, will be ready in two
weeks.
Captain R. w. Lightburne, who has been
absent several days, returned to his post yes
terday.
Captain Sterling M'Intyre will command
the Vint Shinkle when she goes into COM
mission again.
The boat-race was pretty we'll attended
Sunday. A large number who expected to
go up on the last trip of the Augusta got left
The Gold Dnst, Captain M'Cord, Is adver-
tised to pass down for New Orleans at five
o'clock this evening. A good boat and clever
officers.
The Hattie Rowland, in from Arkansas
bod f,ir trim Of frcI rhf n
passengers. She returns at five o'clock this
evening.
The Capitol City arrived at dark yesterday
evening from Vicksburg, and lays over till
five o'clock this evening, when she leaves for
S.. Louis.
Local packets are enjoying hy-time. Their
incoming trips are exceedingly OF that per-
suaslon, but they go out with very respecta-
BILE loads.
The A. C. DonneIly, with 1000 tons freight
and 20 passengers passed down early yester-
day morning. The discharged about so tons
here and added several passengers.
The Anchor-lin City of Alton, for New
Orleans; Colorado, for Vicksburg; and John
B. Maude, for st. Louis, passed this port
Sunday. Tine Belle of Shreveport also passed
up for st. Louis early yesterday morning.
Captain Washington advertises the Thomas
Sherlock to pass up for Cincinnati about four
o'clock tomorrow morning. Persons desirous
of availing themselves of this fine packet
can make arrangements at the Lee wharf
boat to-day.
The Illinois brought up, Sunday evening,
the piece of artillery which was loaned to
Captain Cannon by Captain Chris Stelnkuhl,
with which to fire salute on the new
steamer John w. Cannon on making her de-
but along the coast and at New Orleans.
The Andy Baum arrived from the Ohio
Sunday with $50 tons freight and about rs
passengers. She returns this evening, afford
ing summer tourists exceedingly low rates to
eastern points. Captain Vinton commands,
Captain Ed Postal teegraphs Captain r.
w. Lightburne, his agent, that the Hard
Cash would arrive last night, and leave on
her return to White river to morrow evening
Consequently she will be found in port this
morning, receiving for all points on White
river