Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-26

$50 sacks oats, bags seed-cotton. 1900 pkgs sun
| James ". Gan-I2g pkgs furniture, 2O2I dry and
/ So wet barrels 5l3 empty oil barrels, %2B kegs
glassware, 6B2 pkgs hollow-ware, I27 boxes ink 81
dSzen s 6Ioos , 20 rolls Pace sg ro6 IS
sacks couon-seed, SO pkgs sundries
Levee Paragraphs.
| Business brisk.
| Local packets LEFT with fair trips.
The levee is dry and ia splendid condition for
business.
The nyerLhere has risen eight inches since our
The Batesyfle cleared Tor st. Francis river last
evening with a fair trip.
The Ouachita Belle departed for VIcksburg with
fair trip OF passengers and freight
The Thompson Dean will be in port to day from
New orleans and leave again Saturday.
The Joe Kinney passed down late Monday night,
loaded i12I, and having IN tow a barge OF cotton,
X ceipts by the river yesterday were ti3S bales
cotton, - bags Seedcoton, g55 sacks cotton-seed.
The James W. Gan arrived yesterday morning
frelghts.
The Belle Of Shreveport. Captain J. T. COghiIl,
passes down this evening at five O'Clock for New
, The Thos. Sherlock, Captain Lew Hates, passes up
this evening at four o'clock for Cincinnati. NJ. L.
FlTcen is her clerk.
from st Louis, and put of here $3.50 packages
and returned with l2S bales cotton.
The Dyersburg. Captain c. J. Berry, is the packet
this evening at five o'clock for DyerSburg and all
way points. L. 3. PendletOn IS her clerk.
The Golden City received the sugar and moIasses
that was taken out of the sunken barge Hattie,
and will reship II at Cincinnati for Pfttsbuig
Inc Clty OF NlckS1urg passed down yesterday
morning for NicksbuTg. and put off here 671 pack
ages or freight, and took ten tons for points below
The C0ahoma, Captain James Lee, Is the packet
this evening at five O'Clock for Helena and FriarS
Point. VIM. Smither and Plat RhOades are her
clerks.
The Golden City passed up from New Orleans yes
terday afternoon with 400 tons of freight and 40
cabin passengers. She four and half days out
from New Orleans.
bill has passed It's third reading in the legisIa-
ture, declaring Big Hatchie navigable from POca-
hontas, Hardeman county, to its mouth, distance
Of three hundred miles.
The OsceOlO Belle Captain J. &. Andrews is the |
packet this evening at i've O'Clock Tor O.ceOla and
the upper bends. B. o. Mitchell is her clerk, as |
sisted by Cyrus Fay and Al Spears.
The Golden star passed down yesterday morning |
FOR New Orleans, loaded fiat in the water. and had
over one hundred cabin passengers, including forty
eXcursiOnlst people on the round trip.
The Hard Cash, CAPTAIN Ed c. Postal, is the |
packet this evening at five O'Clock for all points
White river going through TO JacksOnport. Charles
N. Postal Is her clerz, assisted by j. c. Wycon
The great iron -teamer Charles p Choutedu, Cap
tain william H. Thorweigan, is the regular packet l
this evening at five O'Clock for New Orleans and all
way landings. George Mutenberger is her clerk, as
sisted by Peter Writ.
The James W. Gaf, Captain Robert W. Wise, is
the regular packet this evening at five O'Clock for all
points on the Ohio river far as Cincinnati. She
gives the cheapest rates TO all points north &. |
Wash Thompson Will be found In charge of her
office