Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-09
Arrived: John Gilmore and baIges. st, Louis. De-

Arrived: John Gilmore and barges. st, Louis. De
parted: Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
CAIRO. ApTil -NOOn.-ATrIVed Future City, st
Louis, 8 am; Commonwealth. New Orleans II
am. Departed: James D. Parker, Cincinnati
pm; Thomas Sherlock and Future City. New Or
leans, midnight WeatheT-clear and pleasant.
Night-RiveT 3 feet 8 inches, and falling. Wealth
| Shreveport St Louis, | pm, Departed: Common
wealth, st. LOUIS. pm; Belle OF Shreveport New
| Orleans, + pm.
Movements Ut the s4evee.
ARRIVALS.
| Hand Cash, White river; Paris Z. Brown, New or
| leans; Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Paris c. Brown. Cincinnati; Dyersburg, DyersbuIg
Geo. W. Cheek FriaTs Point; Ouachlta Belle. Yicks
| burg; Katie Hooper, Arkansas river Batesville st
Francis river; Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Andy Baum, Hard Cash.
BOATS DUE.
| D01ru.-O sceola Belle, Belle Of Shreveport.
Up.-COahoma, James Howard, Ashland Kat'
| Kinney.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT-Coahoma Henry Cooper master, :
WHITE RIvER-Hard Cash, Ed C. Postal master
) pm.
CINcrNNATI-Andy Baum, H. J. VInton master, {
pm.
OsCEoLA-O sceo}a Belle, ]. G. Andrews master, :
pm.
NEW ORLE.Ns-BeIe of Shreveport, J. T. Coghll
master, 10 an
ST. LoUIs-James Howard, James o. Neal mas
ter, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Paris C. Browns hogsheads sugar, 80 barrels
Thomas Sherlock-65O sacks corn, $50 sacks
oats 300 sacks BRAN % bTls potatoes lot sundries
The Hard Cash brought out of White river l 80
bales cotton, 3l4 sacks coton-Seed, head OF hogs
lot of sUndTies.
Eleyee Paragraphs.
Business fair.
Local packets lett with satisfactory trips yesterday
Receipts by the river yesterday were 1873 bales cot.
ton, 3l4 sacks cotton seed.
Tie Charles Morgan, Captain ALT Stein, is due
down tomorrow, en- route to New Orleans.
Ths James Howard, Captain James O'Neal, passes
up this evening at five O'Clock for st. Louis
The Belle or Shreveport. Captain j. T. Coghlll,
passes down this morning at ten o'clock for New Or
The OsceoIa Belle Captain J. e. Andrews, is the
the upper bends B. o. Michel is her cIerS, assisted
b. Cyrus Fay and Al Spears.
The John DippOld and b2rgeS passed up yesterday
evening for St. Louis She laid on the other side Of
the river all day, cleaning out.
Jimmy Carr has the sympathy IlI OF all his river
months OLD. bat most promising child, and of
course the joy ofthe household.
The COanoma, CAPTAIN Henry Cooper, is the
packet this evening at five O'Clock for Helena and
FriaTs Point. VIM. SIN ther Is her clerk, assisted
by Frank Ellison and Plat Rhoades
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed c. Postal, is the
packet this evening at i've O'CLOCK for ali points on
White river going through TO JackSonpOrt. Charles
NJ. Postal is neT clerk, assisted by j. e. WykOf.
The Andy Baum leaves for Cincinnati at the usual
hour this afternoon. Her advertisement elsewhere,
to which refer those interested, tells all about
the superior opportunity afforded for pleasant
trip up the river.
The Paris C. Brown passed up yesterday for Gin
cinndti, four days and half out from Rev Orleans
to this placs, with a fair trip of passengers and
freight She added here 81 bales cotton and ), 900
feet walnut lumber.
The following is the quarterly report ending March
81, 1879. of our local inspectors, Messrs Ralston
and GronaueT: Issued master licenses, so; mate
licenses, 70; pilot licenses, Is; engineer licenses,
fees OF inspection, 1915; tonnage of steamers in
spected, 1886 80 100 tons.
Captain Lew Kates of the Thomas Sherlock re-
ports speaking Captain BOynton at ten o'clock yes
terday morning, at Riley'S landing, about one hum
dred miles below Cairo The amphibiOuS Captain
was getting along swimmingly, and Us the Sherlock
passed close alongside giving him the grand salute,
Captain Boynton requested Captain Hates to inform
us Memphis folk that he would not arrive here till
about Friday afternoon. three O'Clock. He passed
Columbus without stopping. His arrival here is
beginning to be looked forward to with much In
teTeSt.