Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
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By Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, June 16.-River rising, with
feet on the shoals.
PITTsEURe, June 16-River l foot 8
inches, and stationary. Westher-cloudy.
LITTLE Rock, June 16.-River falling. with
Is inches By the gauge, the lowest stage of
the season.
LOUISVILLE, June 16.-River falling, with
5 feet inches in the canal. Weather-clear
and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS, June I6.-Rivor has risen 3
inches, with Is feet inches by the gauge.
Weather-cloudy and cool. Departed: City
of Helena, Vicksburg.
EvANsyILLE Junek16.-RiYer falling, with
6 feet z inches by the gauge. Weather
cool. Arrived Vlnt Shl1kls, pm. De-
parted: Vint Shirkle, Memphis, pm.
NEW ORLEANS, juno I6.-We ather-clear;
thermometer, 81 deg. Arrived; John Gill
more and bsrges, Belle Of Shreveport, st.
Louis. Departed: John Gilmore and barges,
ST. Louis.
CAIRO, June 16-Noon.-W eather-cloudy
and coel. Arrived: Belle Memphis, St.
Louis, 8 pun; City of Greenvills, Vicksburg,
9p,m.; E. 0. Stanard, st. Louis, 10 pm;
Golden Rule, Cincinnati, II pm. Departed:
City of Greeaville, st. Louis, 10 pm; Belle
Memphis, Memphis, midnight. 49,. Night
River is feet II lsohes and rising. Weather
clear; Thermometer. 20 deg. Arrived: w.
P. Halliday, New Orleans, n; Centen-
NAL, st. Louis, 3 p.m.; james D. Parker,
Memphis, 5 pm. Departed: W. P. Halli
day, st. Louis, 2p.m.; Golden Rule, New
Orleans, 3 pm; James D. Parker, Cincin-
natl, 6 pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
W. Halliday, New Orleans; Golden City,
New Orleans; Osceola Belle, O,ceola; Goa
homa, Friars Point; Illinois, Arkansas City;
Colorado. Vicksburg; John b. Maude, st.
Louis; Andy Baum, Cincinnati; Batssville,
st. Francis river.
DEPARTURES.
w. P. Halliday, st. LOUIS; Colorado, st.
Louis; Golden City, Cincinnati; John B.
Maude, Yick.burG; Illinois, Arkansas Cltyj
Coahoma, Friars Point.
IN PORT.
Batesyllle, Andy Baum, Osceola Belle.
BOATS DUE.
Down-Belle Memphis.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Batesvllle, J. D.
Randall master, pm.
ST. LoUIs-B4Ile Memphis, John C. Crane
master, pm.
New ORLEANS Rale, O. P Shin
kle master, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Colorado-7 bales cotton.
John B. Maude-100 pkgs butter, a lot OF
suAdries.
Golden City-25 cases sardines, Is pkgs OF
hatboat plusder.
Ilinois-1z bales cotton, 700 sacks cotton
seed, lot sundries.
w. P. Halliday-80 brls molasses, Z half
| brls molasses, bags seed-cotton.
Osceola Belize bales cotton, 260 sacks
cotton-seed, nd cattle, lot sundrles.
Coahoma-4I bales cotton, 173 sacks cot.
ton-seed, SO brls oil, 80 pks sundries.
Andy Baum-423 brls -four, 325 brls maal
| 100 casks bacon, 1882 sacks corn, I'll bales
hay, 1906 pigs miscellaneous freights.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business quiet.
Packets departed on time.
Cammer was in Cincinnati Saturday.
The Osceoia Belle is the Wednesday packet
for the upper bends.
Captain John B. Davis left by rail yester.
| day morning for st. Lguis.
Captain Robert A. Speed arrived home BY
| rail Sunday evening from st. Louis.
Captain Kallaher contempiates a tour to
| Hot Springs during the heated term.
Toe John B. Nsude passed down yester-
| Gay morning lOE ftCAeDuER, lOAu6Q max.
| The thompson Dean Is running IN place o.
the r. E. Lee, between VIcksburE and Now
Orleans.
Receipts by river since our last report wer
81 bales cotton, 3 bags seed cotton, and Il3;
SACKS cotton-seed.
Pleasant breezes were waited across the
river to the bluff side yesterday, but Ok
Sol got his work in ali the same.
Ghe Golden City passed up Sunday nigh
for Cincinnati with fair trip. She addeC
here so barrels soap-stock and 1900 cane
poles.
The Belle Memphis, Captain John G
Crane, is the Anchor-llne packet this evening
at five o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. d. A
Visit is her clerk.
The Little Rock Gazette man (the Gazette
runs river column occasionally thiAks thai
those who are looking for Juue rise In Ar
kansas river will be fooled.
The Batesville, Captain J. D. Randall, /
the packet this evening at FIVE o'clock for al
points on st. Francis river. Birdie Banning
presides In her Office.
Little Rock Gazette, Saturday: Captain
Carey Is building a new boat at Spadra
She will be finished IN q few days. He ha
named her Uncle Tom. She's daisy"
Captain Kallaher says that the lower leve
paving, below Union street, will be completed
this week, when repairing that portion i'll tn
vicinity of the wharfboats will be begun.
|
Captain y. z. Shinkle, passes down thi
evening at two o'clock for New Orleans an
all intermediate landings. w. r. Shaw ha
charge of her office.
Wharfmaster kallaher thinks that the ba
opposite this port is rapidly wearing off a
the lower end. He made the discover
while watching the growth of his cotton
wood patch on the bar through his glasses.
st. LOUIS Times Journal Sunday: Cap
tain James Lee, jr., o. Memphis, ID in tn
city, and goes east to-day or to morrow. H
is son of the veteran James Lee, and
brother of the immortal Stack Lee. A goo
family"
Captains Ralph Wormeley and John Dear
ing were IN Bolivar last week, prospecting
for the line of steamers they propose to pu
In Hatche river this coming fall. The peopl
in that region are delighted with the reopen
ing Of the stream.
The Alps, which was coming up with a toy
of empty lce-barges left her tow about fort
miles below and came on up, arriving her
Sunday to make some repairs to her ma
chInery. When completed she will retur
{ after her tow, and proceed on up to 81
Louis.
The Vicksburg Herald man. must hav
been awfully out OF sorts Friday night, if, W
may be permitted to judge by the azure tin
{ his column gave that paper. Say, my beau
tltul blonde, you must cheer up, and Iii
! Yourself ont of that II your plrl has kicke