Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-04
BY Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, March 3.-RiYer rising Weather
cloudy and colder.
LITTLE ROCK. March 3-Rlver falling, with
feet IN tue channel.
PITTSBURG, March 3.-RIver 7 feet : inches and
falling Weather. C ear and mild.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-RIver rising. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived: Commonwealth, New Or
leans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-W eather-clear; Their
mometer, 81 leg Arrived: John Dippod and
Darges, st. Louis; Raven and barges, Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, March 3.-River rising 20 feet by
he gauge Weather-coOl and cloudy; west vino
mercury 81 deg. Departed: Baum, pm. Gaf, 4
pm.
YICKSBUR9, March 3.-River fal en five inches
Wea her-clear; thermometer, 80 deg. Down sun
DAY; Golden rule, noon; (. Q. stanard pm Belle
OF Shreveport, am. Up: Ed Richardson, l 4 a m. ;
City of Helena 10 am; Red Wing, noon
CAIRO, March -Noon.-ArrIved: Fannie Lewis
81 LOUIS s; Maud, yicksb1rg. am; Departed; Ell
Cloudy and os Nsh ou River feet Inches
deg. Arrived: Charles Morgan, New Orleans, 1
pm Centennial, st Louis, 4 pm. Departed
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati, Pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Charles Morgan. New Orleans; Red Cloud, st.
LOUIS; Sam Roberts and baTges, New Orleans; City
Of Alton, st. LOUIS; Gold Dust. New Orleans; MI
nois Arkansas City. Coahona, Frisrs Point Shields
New Ma 'rid; osceola Belle, OsceOla; City of yIcks
c. Brown, Cincinnati Geo W. Greek, Fhars Point;
t.eIie Memphis, st. Louis; Henry Frank, New
Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati; Red Cloud St. Louis;
Sam Roberts and barges. Evansville; City of Alton,
Ne Orleans; Paris c. Brown, New OTleans Bell.
New Madrid; Osceoa Belle Osceola; Illneis. Arkan-
sas CITY; Coahoma, Friars Point; City of Vicksburg,
st. Louis.
IN PORT.
HenIy Frank, OuachIta Belle, Batesville, Geo. W.
Cheek.
BOATS DUE.
DOton-Golden Crown, Vtnt Shinkle, Eldorado.
Up-MarlIn Speed, Hard Cash, Robert Mitchell
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT George W. Cheek, Stack Lee mas
ter, pm.
vICksBURG- ouachta Belle, Mark R. Cheek mas
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-BatesvIlle, ]. D. Randall
master, pm.
ARKANsAs RIvER-Marlln Speed, Rees Pritchard
NEW ORLEANs-Golden Crown, Eugene Shinkle
master, 10 am.
ST. LOUIs-FannIe Lewis James A. Yore master,
pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
City of VIcksburg-4S bales cotton.
Gold Dust IA huds sugar, 800 coils rope.
Henry Frank no brls molasses, lot sundrIes.
sam Roberts and barges 30 hogsheads sugar, 10
barrels moiasses, 20 barrels lice.
Coanom1-154 bales cotton, l6 bags seet-cotton,
SOB sacks cotton-seed, so pkgs sundTles.
shIelds-3 bales cotton, 40 sacks cotton-seed, 81
hides, 1878 sacks corn, % pkgS Sundries.
Ouachita Bele-242 bales ttOu, "a bags seed
cotton, 553 sacxs cOItOn-seed, " pkgs sundries.
OsceOla Belle 277 bales cotton, 95 bags seed
cotton, 633 sacks cotton-seed, pkgs sundries.
nIinOIs-lS7 bales cotton, 40 bags seed-cotton
$50 sacks cotton-seed, 4 head OF stock, 80 pkgs
BatesTiue brought cut of St Francis river 45O
baes cotton, Is bags seed-cotIOn 1913 sacks cotton
Belle Memphis 300 BARREL Hour, 81 sacks corn.
eeed-cottOn, 100 pkgs merchandise.
Rcd Cloud-l7S4 barrels flour, 1913 barrels meal,
a I,sarr L. TAONy aalYG
lierceS meat, 755 pieces bulk meat 315 pkgs lard,
"a bags seedeotIon, 128 pigs sundrles.
Levee Paragraphs.
Cold, raw and dlsagreeable.
Packets left yesterday with good trips.
The Centennial Captain Thomas L. Davidson, is
Ihe Future City aud barges passed up for St. Louis
yesterday, only taking on coal at this port.
She will arrive to-day and return tomorrow.
The Fannie Lewis, Captain James c. Yore. Is the
five O'Clock packet for Cairo and st. Louis this even
The Henry Frank arrived from New Orleans Sun
day night, and will return "Wednesday evening as
Receipts by river since last report were 1909 bales
cotton, 23l bags seed-cottOn and 1852 sacks cot
The Gold Dust, In the Anchor-lIne service, passed
up for St. Louis Sunday afternoon, discharglng here
Captain Barmore was to have launched the new
sldewheel steamer General Barnard at louisville,
Captain Reese Pritchard takes the MaumelIe out
for Arkansas river at the usual hour this afternoon
The CITY or Vicksburg passed up for st. Louis. as
advertised, yesterday afternoon, taking here 1SO
the sam Roberts and barges passed up Sunday for
Evansville, di charging lot OF freight, mentioned
elsewhere, at this port
The City OF alton passed south Sunday with good
trip, adding here b74 bales cotton, 1000 SACKS oil
meal, 10 sacks Oil cake.
St Francis river will be represented by the Bates
Vile, j d. Randall master, d. b. Abrahams clerk,
al 1--WE O'Clock this afternoon.
The Paris c. Brown en- route from Cincinnati for
New Orleans, passed south yesterday morning with
all she wanted, refusing offerings here.
The Red Cloud, from st Louis, arrived early Sun
day morning, bringing 51l9 packages freight and
returned the same evening with 1880 bales cotton.
Captain Adamss Ouacnlta Belle. Ii R. Cheek
master, is the yeksburg packet at five O'Clock this
Way-landings A. l.. Cummns IS clerk.
MI. Price the river chronicier OF the AUdtdIlcte
who got IL arrIed few day ago, and visited New
ORGANS on Msrdl-Gras bridal tour, returned yes
terday with his bride on the j. Frank.
The Ro .ert Michel. Captain Dan Moore, Is billed
TO pass up at five O'Clock on Wedne> day evening for
Louisville, Cincinnati. and all waJ landings. She
viii be found al Green's whaTfb1at to morrow
The Charles Morgan, thres days and Twelve hours
out from New Orleans, passed up for Cincinnati
Sunday morning, having i've hundred tons freight,
one hundred people Ia the cabin aud xty on deck.
The Belle Memphis had good trip wnen she
passed this port yesterday afternoon, en- route to
VIcksburg. she discharged SIX hundred aud fifty
packages here, and added several lots OF way
The George W. Cheek, Stack Lee master, William
Houston clek, sails at i've O'Clock this evening Tor
FTiars Point and all way points. Fast punctual
and commodlous, she's d catch for those contem-
plating snort trip down the stream.
The Hard ash passed d wallis Bluff, Sunday, for
Memphis, with a good list of cotton and other
freight. She Will arrive here this afternoon, and
leave to morrow evening with a return trip Tor
White river, going through to JacksonpOrt.
Our river people were never In Deter spirits than
for asst several seasons. True, there is not
mucn pressure in the way of freights but what they
get is AT living rates. general thing no class OF
people act more rgidly up to the principle OF Live
aud let i've til an the mariners.
NicksbuTg Herald, sunday: Captain William
1hOrwsgan, now OF the Z. p. Chouteau and formerly
of The Great Republic and the Grand Republic, is
take command OF the mammoth steamer Ed Rich
hel way to Memphis ana probably Cair0.''
In making our daily visits to Inc river, we miss
many old III -ndS We used 10 know, and Ii Is a sad
reflection. Many, very many new faces are seen,
and to II is like We had been thrown among
strangers. The new acQuainLances we are daily
making have thus far been very pleasant.
EVERYBODY and his wife, nanked By everybody else
and his sweetheart, we're out on the bluffs Sunday