Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-26
Changes.
Maximum thermometer, so deg.
Minimum thermometer. II deg.
Rainfall during the day, OILS.
BY TeIeRPRDh.

Maximum thermometer, so deg.
Minimum Thermometer, II deg.
Rainfall during the day, O. 10.
BY Telegraph.
PITTsBURG, June 25.-River inches, and
about stationary. Weather-clear and very
! warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-River falling, with
feet in the canal. Weather-clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 25.-River falling, with
feet 3 inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and warm.
VICKsRURa, June 25.-River has risen 8
inches. Weather-clear and warm; Their
mometer, 81 degrees. Up: E. NJ. Norton,
last night; City of Greenville, II am. No
boats down.
New ORLEANS, June 25.-Weather-clear
or partly cloudy; thermometer, 80 degrees.
No arrivals. Departed: Grand Lake No. z
and barges, and Centennial, StLouis; Golden
Rule, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-Noon-River feet
and stationary. No arrivals except local
packets, .Night-RIver feet inches and
falling, Weather-clear and hot. Departed
J. D. Parker, Memphis.
CAIRO, June 25-Noou.-W eather-cloudy
and warm. Arrived: John b. Maude, Vicks-
burg, II pm; James W. Gaf, Cincinnati,
s am. Departed: Grand Tower, Vlcksburg,
psL4s uGulC SlAJg 4NCn SAiCdneY q psIus1
John B. MAude, st. Louis, 2 pm; James
W. Gaff, Memphis, 8 pm. .Night-River
II feet s inches, and rising. Weather
cloudy and warm; thermometer, 7S degrees.
Arrived Belle of Shreveport, New Orleans,
pm. Departed: Belle of Shreveport, st.
Louis, pm.
movements at the LcVee.
ARRIVALS.
Noble Moore, St. Louis; Guiding Star,
New Orleans; City of Alton, New Orleans;
Coahoms, Priars Point; New Mary Houston,
Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
City of Alton, st. Louis; Mollie Moore, st.
Louis; Guiding Star, Cincinnati, Cons Millar.
CincinnatI; New Mary Houston, New Or
leans; Coahoma, Friars Point; Osceola Belle,
Osceola.
BOATS DUE.
D00n-Grand Tower, James w. Gaff.
Up.-CIty Of Helena.
BOATS LEAVING RHIs DAY.
ARKANSAS CITY-Illinois, Mark R. Cheek
master, pm.
VIcKsBURG-Grand Tower, George Lenox
master, 10 am.
ST. LoUIs-City of Helena, 1. H. M'Kee
master, 10 am.
Receipts Yesterday.
City of Aiton-1O0 brls molasses, lot of
Guiding star-15 hhds sugar, 100 brls
mossses.
Coahoma-17 bales cotton, 92O SKIS cotton
seed, 100 brls oil, 80 pkgs sundries.
Mollie Moore-39S brls -four, $50 brls
meal, 2441 SKIS corn, 400 SKIS bran, lot of sum
dries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business quiet.
The Golden City has deferred herldeparture
from Cincinnati to New Orleans till Satur-
| day.
Tie Cons Millar departed last evening fer
| Cincinnati with forty cabin passengers and a
| light freight trip.
Noon dispatches from Cincinnati yesterday
reported the Vlrgie Lee aground at Rising
Sun, and the Robin at Four Mile, both in the
| Ohio river.
The New Mary Houston passed down yes
| terday for New Orleans with fair trip. she
added here 692 sacks oil-cake and 50 pack
| ages sundries.
The City of Helena, Captain l. d. M'Kee,
is the Anchor-line packet this morning at ten
| o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis, George Wal
| top in the office.
| The Grand Tower, Captain George Lsnox,
| is the Anchor-line packet this morning at ten
o'clock for Vicksburg and the bends. Thomas
| White is her clerk.
The Illinois, Captain Mark r. Cheek, Is
the packet this evening at five O'Clock for
1
Cummins is her clerk.
The Mollie Moore, Captain John B. Davis,
| arrived yesterday morning from st. Louis
with $3.50 pkgs miscellaneous freights, and
returned again last evening.
The City of Alton passed up yesterday from
New Orleans, three days and eleven hours
| out to this place, with four hundred tons
freight and fifty cabin passengers for st.
LOUIS.
The Guiding Star, three days and nine
hours out from New Orleans to this place,
passed up yesterday morning for Cincinnati
with eighty cabin passengers and light trip
| of freight.
The James w. Calf, Captain Robert W.
| Wise, will arrive to-day, and leaves again
| Saturday evening at five o'clock for Cincin-
natl and all way points. G. Wash Thompson
| Is her clerk.
The James D. Parker left Cincinnati for
| Memphis last night. She will arrive here Mon
day and return Wednesday evening. Get your
zrip-sack ready for pleasant voyage up the
classic Ohio.
The w. P. Halliday got away yesterday
| morning for New Orleans, after adding here
1875 sacks oil-cake, rs barrels oil and lot
of sundries. Among her passengers were
the Helena Rifles and friends, for Helena,
| Arkansas.
Evansville Journal, Tuesday: ''The Katy
did, Captain Ed h. Thomas, arrived from
Vicksburg at half past three O'Clock, and laid
up at the boneyard. She will be repaired,
ana in the meanwhile Captain Thomas will
determine her future movements.''
Among the passengers out on the Cons
Millar last night were Mrs. Hugh J. M'Grann
and Master Willie M'Grann, wife and son Of
the foreman Of the APPEAL, and Mrs John
Buckham, wife of the well-known grocer Of
this city. They make the round trip to Gin
cinnati and return.
Jim Durff calls that little pop-Run of Cap,
tain Llghtburne's parrot 1t looks more
like SparrOrO-but there is no accounting
for what Jim will do when he Is over-power
ed with patriotic enthusiasm, as was the diff
Guilty with him Tuesday. Price, go for him
All the upper streams are dead low anC
hourly becoming more SO, except Missouri
in which slight rises are reported at Leaven