Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
sTATIOHE,

I 4 g:
flcksourg 30 g. - -
%RsioH hlGn water MARI 1879.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Par. rhsr Wind. E EaIG Weather.
E E$8 ca 8 s s$5s + s::
Maximum thermometer 90 deg.
Minimum thermometer AZ deg.
by Telegraph.
rITTSBURG, April I2-RiYeT g feet & Inches
and rising. Weather clear and Pleasant.
EMEELING (WVaf), April l2-Biyer 9 feet }
LOUISVILLE, April I2.-River failing with feet
inches In the canal Weather clear and pleasant
YICKSBUR1, April - River stationary. Wealth
e,-clear; Thermometer, Z deg. Up: Ciiy of VlclS,
ST. LOUIS, ApIil II River lose elgEI Inches.
WsaIheTIeledF ard warm Arrived: James How
New Orleans.
Ev4NsYILLE, April 12-Riysr falling. 20 feet
so deg Departed: Andy Baum, Cincinnati, pm;
NEW ORLEANS, Xp-ii T. Weather clear: ther-
mometer. 10 deg. arrived: City of Greenville, 81.
Louis. Depaltsd; John 4: Scuddsr HeH0%stoEe, f.
NJ. Norton and barges, st. Louis New Mary HOus-
ton, Cincinnati.
CAIRO April 2-Noon.-ArrIyed: Grand Tower,
yicksourg, M; Centennial, st. Louis. | Il m.
Departed: Grand fowsr. st. Louis, 10 p m: Wealth
er.clear ana cool; .Night-River % leel inches,
Departed; Centennial, New Orleans, pm.
Movements at the LeCce.
ARRIVALS.
City OF Alton, Colorado St Louis: John b. Mau3e,
Yicksburg; Geo W. Cheek, Fiiars Point; Batesvile.
st. Francis river.
DEPARTURES
City OF Alton, New Orleans; Colorado, VcksbuFg;
Point; Josie Harry, White river; Maumelle, Arkan-
sas liver
IN PORT.
Batesyil!e.
BOATS DUE.
DDiCR-Shields, OscsOla Belle, Centennial Coll
Du I, Cons Miilar.
u CoahOma, Golden Crown. ouachta Belle, City
Boats LEAVING THIS DAY.
CINc 'HSATI Golden Crown, Eugene shinkle
master 40 an.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIAIss PoINT-Coahoma, Henry Cooper master,
D Pun.
NEW MADRID Shields, James &. Shields master
pm.
OsEoLA osceoa Belle. ]. G. Andrews master, 8
NEW ORLEANS Centennial, 7. L DAVIDSON mas
ter 10 am.
vIcksBuRG Gold Dust, j. T. M'Cord master, 10
ST. Lours-Crty OF vlcksbug, Robert X. Riley
master, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
| John B. Maude-g7 bales cotton, LOT suadIies.
| Co. Orado-IS00 pSgs miscellaneous freight, I'll
| head stock 2 bales co ton.
| City of Alton-3OO bPs -four 300 br.s meal, 81
sacks corn, $50 SACKS bran.
Geo. W. Cheek bales cotton, 334 sacks cotton
Bitesyille bought out OF st. Francis rlver-79
bales cotton, bags seed-cottOn, go sacks cotton
| seed, 9 pkGs sundTies, 10,S00 cane poles.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Packets had fair trips out
Bright, beautiful and balmy.
The Robert Mitchell is due down for New Orleans
The 0uachita Belle is the Tuesday mail packet for
The John B. Maude got 369 bales cotton for
Cairo, as she passed up for st. Louis yesterday.
cotton, bags seed-cotton and 554 sacks cotton
| seed.
up for 81 Louis at five O'Clock to morEow event g.
| Chris Sharp purser.
burg at ten O'Clock to-morro" morning. Henry
| Dietrich Is chief clerk.
sented Tomorrow afternoon by the Shields Captain
James G. Shields In command.
Captain 4. l., Dayldscn's steamer Centennial Will
| pa down for New Orleans at ten O'Clock tomorrow
| morning. Frank J Oates Is In her Office.
| The Coahoma Is the Monday packet for FrarS
| Point and The bends, as usual. Henry Cooper com
mand', win Billy SInItners IN the Oflice.
The Osceola Belle is the Monday steamer for the
upper bends as far as Osceola. Captain Andrews on
the IOot, with B. Michel in the office.
The Golden Crown Is the ten o'clock boat tcr Gin
cinnatt this morning Captain Eugene Shinkle
commands, with Chant Shlnkle In the office.
Of freight aded twenty-five tons OF way freights,
and continued her voage TO YicksbuIg yesterday.
bankrupt setting up theater tickets and other lux
| ures duri.g the amusement season, ana then hot
| The Henry Logan, little steamer which has
! spent the winner down about the waters OF Ncks-
perhaps looking for trade.
The City of Alton added mere 152 bales cotton and
tons sundIies as she passed down for New Orleans
yesterday. She had good load on alter dscharg-
ing here good number OF packages,
| Use having been reported In Arkansas river,
Captain JohnJ. Darragh left by rail yesterday toT
Little Rock to bring the Hattie Rowland out of the
| river TO take her TO Mound City for repairs.
There was one race IN ore than the programme &C.
counted for out at olym pic park Yesterday Some OF
the teams sailed along smoothly, but there WIS one
that reared on at crushing rate OF speed. making
the home stretch with Tying cOloTs. Nobody hut
| g., broNhsyule Dei'ocrdt, Thursday: Captain Dear
ing ieels as proud as boy at muster with feather
In MS cap, in anticipation OF once again walking
waves OF Hatchie from its mouth TO Bolivar"
II VIII be graf flying TO Captain INT Harry to know
thet MS Doss boat has lost but lite II any of her
! popularity under command or Captain JAMES Kin
man during his absence. She went out yesterday
ioa Whi'e river with her usual good trip for the
Distinctions placed on the Missouri river at GIas
gov by the railway brdge-buideTs Is interruDtITfo
navigation. The Z. H. Duriee and Fannie Lewis are
both detained tn ee, but both boats are receiving
| TWO hundred and nifty dollars a day each as remI-
| neTatlOn Tor their detention.
Major John D. Adams and Captain Mnt Harry are
both due home from Washln gton to-day. Ii was cur
e dsS rq hS on the street yesterday ha Major
| steamer for the Memphis and Vickshurg trade The
new boat Is 10 be completed and ready Tor business
| by the tfst OF August.
| Captain S o. Hemmngway the courageous mari
ner who had the misfortune to lose The Belle of
| IeNas al sea while en- route from Memphis to 81.
johns river IN Florida ria Gulf Of Mexico and At
| lantic ocean, has purchased the Potomac river
steamer ARROW, at Washington, which he will place
| In ST Johns river and we hope will realize the
profitable trade which has Inspired his ambition
\ man OF SO great courage, energy and determine
Little Rock Gazette. 1.-THE steamer Florence
| Meyer Captain James Nichols passed up on her
( way 70 Fort Smith the twenty fourth OF February
and Is now detained al Dardanele on her way down
for want OF sufficient water 10 let her out She has
part OF cargo OF cotton on board, some fifteen
hundred bales and wants about nVe feet OF water 10
Inc channel 70 come down With safety. The pros
h9 set LOT rise Is better than IL has been for
"inS, Us Ne had very heavy rain Sunday night"
Louisville COurier-JOurHaL, Friday; "CaptaIn II