Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-19
Above Low Chang
water
Rise / Fall
inches Inches
Maximum Thermometer 45 deg.
Minimum thermometer 26 deg.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March 1S.-Hiver rising, with 8
feet on the shoals.
WHEELING (W.Va1, March 1S.-River 10 feet
and falling. Weather clear; thermometer, 80 deg
LOUISVILLE, March 18.-RiveT falling; IL feet
9 inches in the canal Weather clear and cold.
PITT5BURG, March 1S.-River g feet o inches
and stationary. Weather clear and cool. -. Night
River feet a. d rising.
CINCINFATI March IS.-RiVer 80 feet and fall
Ing. Weather clear and cold. Arrived; Paris T.
Brown, New Orleans.
YICKSBURG, March 1S.-RIver fallen inches;
heaVy fiost this morning. Weather clear; thermom-
eter, "a deg. Arrived: Colorado, 9 pm.
NNEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-Weather- clear and
partly cloudy; thermometer, 50 deg. Departed; Gold
Dust, st. Louis; New Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, March 18.-River stationary, 20
mercury 30 deg. Arrived: Guiding Star, pm.
Departed: Guiding Star, pm.
CAIRO, March 1S-Noon.-ATrlyed; Belle Of
Shreveport, st. Louis, pm; Robert Mitchell,
Evansville, am: Stanard, New Orleans. 8 am.
Departed: Belle of Shreveport, New Orleans, a m
Mitchell, New Orleans 10 am; Stanard, 81 Louis,
IL pm. .Night-ATriyed: Centennial, New Or
leans, 4 pm; J. W. car. Memphis, m; Ste.
9eneyleye, St Louis, 3 pm; Departed; Centennial,
st. Louis, 4 PM Gaff, Cincinnati. PM Ste.
Geneyleve. 6 pm. River % feet inches and ris-
ing. weather clear; thermometer, 80 deg.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Commonwealth, New Orleans; Golden Crown,
New Orleans; Henry Frank, New Orleans, Katie
Hooper, Arkansas river; Hard Cash, White river,
DEPARTURES.
Commonwealth, st. Louis; Golden Crown, Clncin-
Francis river; Dyersburg Dyersburg Ouachita Belle.
VlcksbuTg; Geo W. Cheek, FFiars Point.
IN PORT.
Hard Cash, j. D. Parker, Henry Frank.
BOATS DUE.
Do1gH- Osceola Belle, Robert Mitchell, Belle
Up-Coahoma, Eldorado, U. P, schenck
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT Coahoma, James Lee master, 3
p.r.
WHITE RTER-Hard Cash, Ed C. Postal master,
. pm.
OsoEoLA- osceola Belle, ]. G. Andrews master, s
pm.
CINcRSATI-James D. Parker, Charles B. Russell
master, pm.
CIScINsATI-U. P. sehenck, j. L. Carter master, 5
Nkw oRLEANs-Robert Mitchell, Dan Moore mas
ter, 10 am.
NEW ORLElNs-Belle of Shreveport, J. T. Coghin
master, 10 am
Receipts Yesterday.
Golden Crown-14 hhds sugar. 106 brls molasses,
o sacks coffee Is .pSgs sundTies.
Henry Frank-46 hhds sugar. SO brls molasses,
zoo sacks salt, 20 brls potatoes, 80 brs flour, ol
sundries-
Katie HOOPER brought out of Arkansas river 775
9aies cotton go sacks eotton-seed 90 barrels OIL
! Hard Cash brought out of White river 3I3 bales
cotton, $50 sacks cOtton-seed, nd cattle 10 bales
| hides, 10 oil barrels, 40 pkgs sundries.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business fair
The local packets departed with fair trips.
The Hattie Rowland VIII be the next packet fol
| Arkansas river.
The sam Roberts and barges passed down yester.
Receipts by the river yesterday we're 1888 bales
cotton, 800 sacks cotton-seed.
The Commonwealth passed up late Monday NIGH
for st. Louis. She added here for Cairo 47O bales
cotton.
The Belle of sh Teyeport, Captain J. T. Coghill