Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09


Maximum Thermometer 78 deg.
Minimum thermometer 90 deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March 8.-River falling, feet 8
inches on the SHOALS
LITTLE ROCK, March 8.-Rver falling slowly,
with scant feet below.
PITTsBURG, March s.-RIver ID feet inches,
and falling. Weather-clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March S.-River stationary, 10 feet
o inches in the canal Weather-clear and pleas
ant Departed Golden City, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Weather-clear; Their
mometer, 81 deg: Arrived: Eldorado, Cincinnati
Departed city of Alien, st. LOuls Paris c. Brown,
Cincinnati.
VICKsBURG, March s.-River fallen five inches.
Weather-cleaT thermometer, "A deg. Up: Silver
thorn, pm; Charles p Chouteau, 10 am. Down:
U. p, Schenck, pm.
ST. LOUIS, March 8-River risen l Inch. Wealth
er-clear and warm. Arrived: Fannie Lewis Mem
pitts; Graud Lake and barges, Cairo. Departed:
Coll Dust, New Orleans.
CAIRO, March S-NOon.-Arriyed: Annie P. SII
yer, st. Louis, am; Vlnt Shinkle Memphis, City
OF Helena, 81. Louis, 3 m; Robert Mitchell, New
pm; vlnt Shinkle, Cincinnati 3 am; Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati, am; City OF Helena, Mem
River "a feet and falling. Weather-clear; mer-
curry, "A deg. Arrived: W. P. Halliday, Louisville,
pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
George W. Cheek Friars Point; John B. Maude,
81. Louis; ]. B; N; Kehlor, St. Louis: Ed Richard
Orleans: ]. NJ Chambers, New Orleans; Belle st.
Louis, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
John B. Maude, Vicksburg; Colorado, St Louis Ed
Richardson, j. B. n. Kehlor. Commonwealth New
Orleans; Andy Baum, Guiding Star Cincinnati:
George W Cheek FrIars Point; j. NJ Chambers, ST.
Louis; Katie Hooper Arkansas river; Josie Harry,
White river.
IN PORT.
Shields, Mark Twain.
BOATS DUE.
Do,cn-OsceoIa Belle, W. P Halliday New Mary
Houston, City OF NicksbuTg, Cons Mlllar.
Up-CoahOma, Illinois, Batesville, Hattie Now
land Ouachita Belle, Charles P. Chouteau, Belle
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
New oRLEASs-w. P. Halliday. (. ". Gould mas
ter, 10 an.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
NEW oRLEANs-Mary Houston, Charles Miller
FRIARs POINT COahoma, James Lee master, .
pr.
OscEoLA-Osceola Belle, J. G. Andrews master, 8
pm.
NEW MADRm-shIelds, James G. Shields master,
. pm.
ARKANSAS CIrY-nlinos, John B. Davis master,
> D.m..
vIcKsBURG-City of vIcksburg. Robert X Riley
master, 10 am.
ST. LoUIs-BelIe Memphis, John C. Crane mas
Receipts Yesterday.
Ed RichardsOn-92S SKIS bran and oats.
Colorado-lO3 bales cotton, 90 pigs sundries, 2
lOrSeS.
John B. Maude-4 bales cotton, , coops poultry,
ID boxes eggs, lot sundries.
J. B. NJ. kehlOr-S5O brls flour, 75 casks meat %
boxes crackers, 80 brls bottles.
Geo. W. Cheek-llO bales cotton, 2q2 SKIS cotton
seed, mule, 5000 shingles, lot sundTies.
Shields-24 bales cotton - bags seed-cottOn, 81
SKIS cotton-seed, PISA SKIS corn, ~ hogs, % pkgs
sundTes.
Belle ST. Louls-32OO brls -four and meal, I47 SKIS
corn, 1913 SKIS grass-seed, 53S boxes crackers 100
bales hay, % casks bacon. 23OO pkgs sundries
Levee Paragraphs.
Captain Milf Harry vas on the street yesterday.
Everything leaving yesterday had bully trips out.
The Batesvllle leaves for st. Francis river Tues
day.
The Cons Mlllar, Captain Tichenor, is the WeCiues-
day packet for Cincinnati.
The Ouachita Belle is the Tuesday mail boat for
Nicksburg and way points.
The Hattie Rowland Is the next packet for Arkan-
sas river leaving Tuesday.
The J. B. N. Kehlor from st. Louis for New Or
leans, added 1000 sacks oil-meal.
Yesterdays receipts by river were PAL bales COZ
ton 43 snakes, 1888 sacks cottOn-seed
The Colorado added three hundred bales Cairo
cotton as she passed up for St Louis yesterday.
The Katie Hooper sailed for Arkansas river with a
fine trip yesterday. She goes through TO Little Rock
The Shields, Captain James Shields, leaves Mon
day afternoon at hYe O'Clock for New Madrid and
way landings.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Crane, passes up for
81. Louis at five O'Clock TO morrow afternoon. O.
Hewitt Is In her ONCE.
The Belle ST Louis arrived from st. Louis yester-
day with 1925 packages freight, and returned last
night with 500 bales Cairo cotton.
The I'd Richardson passed down from Cairo for
New Orleans last night with about eight hundred