Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-06


Maximum Thermometer go deg.
Minimum Thermometer 80 deg.
BY Telegraph.
PITTSBURG, April 5-Riyer n feet I inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
WHEELING (W.Va.), April 5.-River IL feet .
Inches, and falling. Weather showing.
YICKsBUR9, April D. River risen one inch.
Weather-clear; thermometer. 50 deg Up: Silver
thorn, noon. Arrived Grand Tower. Z pm.
. LouisVLLLE, April 5.IRlver falling with IL feet
ant Departed: Robert MITCHELL Cincinnati. ' p'eo'
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Weather-clear; Their
mometer, % deg; Arfived; Golden Crown, Cincin-
Louis.
CAIRO, April 5-Noon.-Arrived: John Neans.
Louis pm; John Means ohio, am. weather
clear and cold. Night-Rver 81 feet. and rising.
Golden city, Cincinnati. p.m.; Sam RooeTts New
Orleans, 2 pm; Greyhound, Memphis, pm.
Movements NJ the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Colorado, vicksburg New Mary Houston, Cincin-
natl; John A. Scuddsr, St Louis; John B, Maude,
Cheek, Friars Point; Batesville, ST. Francis river
DEPARTURES.
New Mary Houston. New Orleans; John A. Scud-
der New Orleans; John D: Maude, vieksburg; Golden
Orado, st. Louis; George W. Cheek Friars Point;
Josie Harry, White river; Marlin Speed, Arkansas
river.
Shields, Batesulle
BOATS DUE.
DoIcn-Osceola Belle, City of VIcksburg, City of
Greenville, Golden City, Andy Baum.
" Coahoma, Gold Dust, ouaehlta Belle. Katie
Hooper, commonwealth.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
NEW ORLEANS Golden City, j. D. Hegler master
ST. LOUIs-COmmOnwealth. George CorveIl mas
ter, D pm.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Coahoma, Henry Cooper MASTER .
pm.
NEW MADRD-shields, James G. Shields master,
3 pm.
oscEoLA-osceola Belle. j. q. Andrews master. 8
pm.
NEW oRLEANs-City of Greenvllle, Thomas W.
Shields master, 10 am.
VIcKsRURG City of Vicksburg, Robert X. Riley
MASTER pm.
ST. LOUIS Gold Dust j. T. MCord master, 8 pm
Receipts Yesterday.
BatesiIle brought out OF ST. Francis river So bales
cotton, 24S sacks cottoR-seed, IA pkgs sundrieS.
John B. Maude -2SOO packages miscellaneous
colOrado-32 bales cotton 10 pkgs sundrIes.
6eorgs w Cheek,-54 bales cotton, $50 sacks cot
John A. Scudder--30 bTls flour, 20 brls pork.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business fair
The new steamer City of GreenviIle is due down
The receipts by river yesterday we're ia bales cot
ton ana 4HS sacks cotton seed.
The Batesville Captain J. d. Randall Is the Tnes.
day packet for st. Francis river.
The Katie Hooper, Captain Ed Nowland is the
Tuesday packet for Arkansas river.
The Colorado departed on time for St Louis She
added here, for Cairo, 526 bales eastern-bound
cotton.
The Shields, Captain James q. Shields on deck
g the packet Monday evening at five o'clock ior New
Madrid and all way landings.
The John b. Maude passed down last evening for
Vicksburg she put of here $500 packages freight
and addict here 80 tons for points below.
The Gold Dust Captain j. t. MCOrd, is the An.
eh0r-line packet Monday evening at five O'Clock for
cairo and 81. Louis O. Hewitt Is her clerk.
The new Mary Houston passed down YESTERDAY for
New Orleans with l4OO tons freight and 80 cabin
passengers she added here 1000 sacks OIL meal
Toe Ontehlta Belle, Captain Max r. Cheek on
deck IS the Tuesday packet for Vleksburg aud all
Intermediate landings. A. l.. Cummins is her clerk
! The splendid passenger packet Golden City, Cap
lNn j.. d. hegler, passes down TO-DAY at twelve
.ieTk.
The Golden Rule passed up yesterday evening.
hree days and twenty hours out from New Orleans