Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-10
Above low Changes.
water,

Minimum Thermometer 50 deg.
Rainfall during the day, In inches SO.
BYITeIegraDh.
PITTSBURG, April 9.-River feet, and station
airy. Weather-clear and pleasant.
WHEELING (W.Va.), April a.--RIyer 8 feet 3
Inches, and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-River falling with 9 feet
8 inches in the canal. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived; Golden Rule, New Orleans Departed:
Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI April 9.-Rlver 81 feet, and fall
Ing. Weather-cloudy and mild. Departed: Cons
Mlllar Memphis Mitchell, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Weather- cloudy and
Houston. Cincinnati Departed: John Gilmore si and
barges, ST. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, April 9-RIver falling, % feet
Arrived James d. Parker, Memphis, Z IN. De
parted; James d. Parker. Cincinnati.
CAIRO, April 9-Noon.-AITi1ed: Alton and Hell
Gold Dust. Vieksburg, Charles Morgan, Cincinnati,
10 am. Departed: Alice, below, 10 pm; Helena,
Hicksourg, 1 pm; Gold Dust, st. Louis, 10 am
Weather-light rain.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Coahoma. Friars Point; Osceola Belle, Oseeola;
James Howard, New Orleans; Grand Tower, Vieks-
burg Belle shreveport, st. Louis; Ashland and
Kate Kinney, New Orleans
DEPARTURES.
James Howard, st. Louis; Ashland and Kate
Kinney ST. Louis; Belle OF Shreveport, New Orleans;
Andy Baum, Ctncinnatii Hard Cash, White liver;
OsceOla Belle, OSceola; COahoma, FIiars Point.
IN PORT.
Grand Tower.
Dorm Charles Morgan, City Of Helena, Vint
Up Geo. W. Cheek.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Geo. W. Cheek, Stack Lee master,
8 pm.
NEW oRLElNs-Charles Morgan, ALI Stein master,
10 am.
vIoKsBURG-Clt of Helena l. H. MKee master
10 IN.
ST. LoUIs-Grand Tower, Geo. Lenox master, 5
pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
COahoma-10s bales cotton, 1O2 SKIS eotton-seed
Osceola Belle-1l bales cotton, Alb SKIS cotton
James HoSaFdmIoe mas sugar 40 brIs molas-
SEES $50 brlS potatoes brls rice, so bxs oranges
Grand Tower-63 Dales cotton. 80 psgs suudries
Belle of ShreVeport-17l2 brls hour, 30 bales
hay, 80 bXs crackers, 20 pkgs merchandise
LeVee Paragraphs.
Captain Boynton depends upon the honor of Mis-
sissippi steambOatmen 20 protect HIM from rival
excursion boats He doubtless does not lean upon
broken reed.
The heavy rains yesterday cleaned of the levee.
Packets departed on time with fair trips last even
The Josie harry is the Saturday packet for White
The Maumelle is the Saturday packet for Arkansas
river.
Receipts by the river yesterday were 1872 bales cot
ton and oil sacks cotton seed.
The Vtnt Shinkle. Captain Sterling MIntyre, is
the Saturday packet for Cincinnati
The Kate Kinney and Ashland, from New Orleans,
passed up yesterday evening for St Louis lashed
together, without landing,
Captain Reese W. Dugan says work will be re-
sumed on the sunken c. II. Church when the water
will permit He has strong hopes of raising her
The Belle OF Shreveport passed down last evening
for New Orleans with good trip. She put on here
1917 packages freight, and added ten tons sundTes
The Andy Baum departed last evening for Ctncin-
wit 1D00 balaS cotton. btlO barrels oil 100
empty whisky barrels and fair trip OF passengers.
The City of Helena, Captain l. Ii. M'Kee, is the