Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-16
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Minimum thermometer 81 deg.
BY Telegraph,

NASHVILLE, March 15:- River stationary. with
4 feet inches on the shoals.
PITTSBURG, March I5-RIver IL feet l inch
and falling, Weather-cleaT and cool.
LITTLE ROCK, March o. River stationary with
3 feet below. Weather-rain and hail to-day, with
prospects or more OF the former.
LOUISVILLE, March 15.-River rising; 10 feet 6
inches in the canal s4Veather- cloudy and cool.
eparted: Robert Mitchell, New Orleans; Golden
Rule, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 15.-Riyer rising. Weather
clear and cold Night River 40 feet and rising.
Weather fair and Geld. Departed: Andy Baum,
Memphis; Guiding Star, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Weather- clear;
thermometer. SO deg. Arrived: New Mary Hous-
ton, Cncinnati; J. =: Garrett and baIges, Mount
Vernon. Departed: ". q. Halliday, ST. Louis.
VICKSBUR5, March 10 River fallen ilches.
Weather-clear; thermometer 20 deg Up: Golden
Crown, noon; Eldorado, 10 am; Henry Frank, 4
pm; Commonwealth pm. Down: Golden City,
10 last night; Gold Dust, last night
CAIRO, March 15-NoOn.-Arrlved: Grand Tower,
rsas ne6aIfe p M0s ana Moo IaegSf e,I New new
Seudder. New Orleans Ii pm; Grand Tower, St.
Louis, am; Paris c. Blown, 'Cincinnati. am;
Night3River 20 feet inch and Using. Weather
CLOUDY; thermometer, 3S deg. Arrived: Cons MIL
lar, Memphis. pm. Departed: Cons MilIar, Gin
clnnati, pm.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati; John B. Maude
New Madrid; Geo W. Cheek FrIars Point; Marin
Speed. Arkansas river; Colorado, ct. Louis
DEPARTURES.
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans; E. o. Stannard,
St Louis; John B: Msude, St. Louis; Colorado.
Hang, White river; James W. CAT, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Shields Marlin Speed.
BOATS DUE.
Dotcn-JOhn A. Scudder, Osceola Belle, Charles
Morgan. MollIe Moore, James D. Parker
Up Golden Crown, COahOma, B4tesYile, Illinois,
0uachita Belle, Katie Hooper, City of Vicksburg,
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
NEW ORLEASs-Goldsn Crown, Eugene ShInkls
master, 10 am.
NEW oRLEANs-John A. scudder, A. j. Carter
master, 10 am.
ST. LOUIS Centennial, t. L. Davidson master,
10 am.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
NEW ORLEASs-ChaIles Morgan, ALI Stein master,
10 am.
FRIARs POINT Coahoma, James Lee master, 3
p.n.
ARKANSAS CITY-IlInois, John B. Davis master
3 pm.
OscEoLA-O sceola Belle, J. G. Andrews master, 8
pm.
NEW MADRD-shlslds. James G. Shields master
8 pm.
vIcKsBURG-Bene Memphis, John c. Crane mas
ter, 10 am.
ST. LOUIs-City OF Vicksburg, Robert K. Riley
master, D pm.
CNCISSAI- Eldorado, W. W. Little master, 4
pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
John b. Maude-l35 bales cotton.
f. o. StannaId-4 hnds cocoaLuts, As bris rice.
Geo. w; Cheek-l23 bales cotton, 3 bags seed
Shields-24 bales cotton, % bags seed cotton
| 2207 sacks corn, l6 hogs. "a pkgs sandrles.
| grain, So pkgs lard, cask1 meat. 3 bags seed
cotton, heads stock, $40 pkgs sundries. Total
Levee Paragraphs.
Business fair.
Seet and rain comes again.
Packets hadfair trips oct yesterday
| The o. Stannard passed up for ST. Louis yester
March has a smile on his countenanee but In hi
The Raven and b4rges passed up for Evansville,
/ yesterday
The Item of cotton-seed vas not embraced in yes
! The John b. Haude added 40 bales cotton as sh
Receipts by riyef yesterday were 2s2 bales cOttol
| and 30 bags seduction.
| he John A Scudder is the ten o'clock packet 10
! New Orleans this morning.
The Future CITY and barses passed down yesteI
/ day en- route 10 New Orleans
The Josie HarTy's Trip yesterday, was an exception
to the OUTGOING cargoes. she had splendid trip 70
The Charles Morgan, Captain Albert Stein is tn
| packet for New Orleans at ten o'clock tomorrow
Captain T. L. Dayidson's Centennial passes up TO
81. Louis at ten O'Clock this morning. F. J. Cakes
The Colorado discharged 1920 packages freight
and added several lots for way points, as she passed
! The Thomas Sherlock had a big load on as sh
/ passed down yesterday. There was no business her
/ for her worth noting.
| The GOldkn Crown is the Ohio River packet a
! ten O'Clock this morning. Captain Eugene Shinkle
| with Chant Shinkle IN the Office
! The MClie Moore. which has tEO or three hun
dred tons memphis fIeigh' aboard, is due to-day q
/ route from ST Louis 10 New Orleans.
| The Marlin Speed, the boat sunk In Arkansai
river few GAYS ago arrived at this port yeSterda
route to Mound City. where she receives repairs.
Our advertising columns show at many packe
/ leaves this port Monday. and 1t only remains 10
the patron Judge which is the most reliable by tn
character OF The talk contained In each ones adveT
/ tisement-
! The j. W. CAT. for Cincinnati, left on time Wit
1875 bales cotton, 90 bales rags, 100 barrels OIL
600 packages sundries, 80 cabin passengers and l.
/ on deck Among the passengers was Colonel Joe
ID. Moore and family, who return to Cincinnati.
| Mr.. Crawford, the chief engineer OF the z. D