Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-02
GENERAL NEWS.
We NV =
BUSINESS moderate.

business InOutEdle.
WEATHER lust splendid.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: RIVER 25 feet 10
incbes-rise inches yesterday.
The Joseph Civilians and bsrges passed
up for the Ohio yesterday aftern Don.
THE Daniel K ain and barge. passed up fer
the Ohio yesterday sfterncoG, after cleaning
boilers here.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 63 bales of
cotton, 6 bags OF seduction aud 997 sacks
OF cotton seed.
The Vint Shinke left for Cincinnati yes
terdsy afternoon with 90 bales Of cotton and
a lot OF sundries.
THE Arkarsss City passed down for Vicks-
burg yesterday evening, after discharging
37l5 packages and adding 40 tons Of freight.
The City of Providence passed on up for
| ST. Louis yesterday morning, adding here
100 barrels of oil, $50 barrels of potatoes, so
tons of suGdries and = number OF horses and
muies.
ST. LOUIS Globe Democrat, Thursday: "The
rise is pssl. No fears need be entertained Of
food next month, unless there should be
| hsaxy and continued rains, which ia not
| probable after the rains there have been this
month. The upper Missouri, Mississippi
and Illinsis rivers are falling"
SOUTH AMERICAN parties are negotiating
with the extensive works of Pittsburg build
srs for number Of steamers Tor South
American rivers, which will be put up in
their yards aud Sfterw ard shipped in pieces
and put up in South America by workmen
sent over there for that purpose.
By the officers Of the Coahoms, up from
the lower bends yesterday, We learn that the
extensive storehouse and stock of goods Of
Tate Bros, at Star Linding, some 30 miles
below Memphis were entirely destroyed by
fire about midnight Thursdsy. The i'm
prets on prevailed when the Csahoma passed
tbst point that the fire was the work of in
cenalzries. No other particulars could bt
learned. The house is q bran:h of Tat,
Bros, OF this city, whose loss is supposed t
napartislly covered BY insurance.
New ORLEANS Times Democrat, Thursday
unable to obtain 8 landing at which I,
complete the repairs TO the NatcheE in any
other way, Capt feathers pedtioned th'
City Council for permission to moor tbs
steamer Nstchez at such wharf in the Fire
or Fourth District as mos convenient which
was granted at its Tuesday meeting. So mucl
OF the river front, in the way OF exclusive
privileges, is being gwen away TO STEAMSHIP p
ami railroads that it is almost impossible
nowadays for steamboat to find layinguI
room."
Nh. HUGH d. ToMLINsoN, the clerk o
the Dean Adams, and his bride were the re
cipieDts OF handsome presents on the coca
sion of their wedding at Osceola ThursdaI
morning, among which were the following
One large silver set, consisting of sigh
pieces-large waiter, sugar bowl, urn, tw'
teapots, spoon holder, slop receiver ant
cream pitcher-from James McNutt, stewnr,
OF the Dean Adams; one silver card receiver
from ]. E. Higgins and wife; and one bake
of choice and rare flowers, from Dan Kiriz
The bridal party are spending few days il
the city and are being handsomely enter
tanned by their friends.
RIVER AND WEATHER..
| OFFICE 81 GNAL SERVICE, q. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June l, 1883.
The following observations are taken at th