Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-23

Hinimum Thermometer so deg.
Rainfall during day In inches, 1924
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE. March 22.-hiver rising with IL
feet the shoals.
WHEELING Cw.va). March 22.-RIver IL feet
Inches and falling. Weather-ralny.
PITTSBURG, March 22.-Riyer g feet inches,
and rising. WeltheT-clOudy and rainy
EVANSVILLE. March 22.-River falling: % feet
by the gauge Weather-warm and cloudy. The
storm delayed all boats.
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-River rising, with u
feet inches In the canal weather cloudy and
cool, Departed: Golden Crown, Cincinnati
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Weather-cloudy ard
cool. River sing slowly, with good stage OF water
TO Cairo. Departed: Commonwealth, New Orleans.
VICKSBURG, March 22.- River risen Z inches.
weather-heayy shower this morning; thermome
ter. 20 deg. Up: Sllyerthorn, noon. Down: Belle
of Shreveport, last night.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Weather cloudy
and showery; thermometer, 30 deg. Departed: John
A. Scudder, ST Louis; Charles ?. Chouteau, Mem
phis; Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 22-Noon.--Rver falling.
Weather-clOudy and damp. o.. Night River 81 feet
and rising. weather-eloudy and mild. Arrived:
Memphis; Paris c. Blown, New Orleans.
CAIRO, March -NOon.-ATrlVed: Greyhound,
Memphis, e a m; Annie p. Silver New Orleans, 10
am; James D. Parker, Memphis, l am; Eide
rado, New Orleans l a m Departed: Greyhound,
Ohio, m; Annie z. Silver, ST. Louis, Il a m;
James D. Parker and Eldorado. Cincinnati, noon.
Weather-heaY rain last pight; cloudy aud COOL.
weatheT~falr tRer@ometar, IS deg arrived i:
SSnenek NeW orleans pm p DepHtS e. oy Of
u ). = ~, IL
pm; U. P. Schenck, Cincinnati, : p.p.
Movements ut the zleves.
ARRIVALS.
Colorado VIcksburg City of Alton, ST. Louis; Hat
tie NOSland Arkansas river; Geo. W. Cheek. FTiars
Point; Gold Dust, New Orleans; New Mary Houston,
n W orleans.
DEPARTURES
City of Alton. New Orleans; Colorado. St. Louis;
Point: Josie Harry, white river: Hattie Rowland.
Arkansas river; Gold Dust, st. Louis; New Mary
Houston, Cincinnati.
BOATS DUE.
Do1cn Shields, Osceols Belle, CITY of yicksburg,
TD-Coahoma, New Mary Houston, BatesvIlle, IL
linols, Oh schlta Belle, Belle Memphis.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
osCEoLA-Oseeola Belle, J. G. Andrews mas ter.
pm.
ARKANSAS CrrY-Ilnnois, John B. Davis master,
8 pm.
FRIARs PoIST-Coahoma, Henry Cooper master, .
pm.
NKw MADRID-shlelds, James G. Shields master,
5 pm.
vLcxsggRG-Ciy of vlcksburg, Robert X. Riley
ST. LoUIs-Belle Memphis, John c. Crane mas
ter, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Colorado-56 bales cotton bales hides and furs
Geo. W Cheek-T4 bales cotton, bags seed-cot-
tod 4;54 sacks cottOn-seed ana % pigs sundres
Hattie NOWand- Brought out OF Arkansas river
8lS bales cotton 40 sacks cotton seed, 80 brls oil
and 80 pkgs sundries.
City OF AltOn-gS2 bris flour and meal, $40 bales
hay. B2 sacks corn, $50 sacks oats, 200 sacks brSn
% tierces lard and 436 pkgs sundries.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business fair.
Local packets left yesterday with good trips.
The Batesvllle sails up the 81. Francis on Tues
Cav evening.
The Ouachita Belle is the Tuesday packet for
, Vicksburg. carrying the mails.
Receipts by river yesterday, q5S bales cotton, 3
bags seduction AGA sacks cotton--eed.
The leyee was nearly cleared Of freight yesterday,
and not packet lay at the wharf at dark.
Otto Seyppel, who was for long time connected
with Mr. Alleys coal business Is now connected with