The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22

CLEAR and warm.
INDICATIONS Of rain.
RIVER rising slowly.
BCsNIss osly moderate. &
THE cold wave ttg WAS hyirg yea
terday.
THE D. K, Powell Is still overdue
from ST. lOuis.
ABOUT five produces boats hlated
past the city yesterday.
THE Il L. Cobb is the next packet
leaving for Arkansas river.
THE City of Cairo will leave here
Sunday morning for Nicksburg.
@ rHE Ohio river continues to rise at
Cincinnati, Louisville and Cairo.
Tue Kate Adams ia the packet
City.
TEE Glvoso for Concordia and the
Ed FOstlr for ST. Francis river bad good
trips.
THE terry boat Three States was
damaged $4,000 worth by TIRE last Sunday
night at Care.
rHE Hsraet and s. L. Wool, with
their tows of coal and produce, have arrived
at Now Orleans.
Dunno the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river OF this port declined
tenths OF a foot.
THE Anchor line will hold it7 an.
nuRl election and business meeting January
ID, at 81 Louis.
Business was rather quiet at the
river yestordly, and tho leveo presented n
dc eIttd appearance.
The Chas. p. Oaouteau left New
0rlolng yesterday for this port, and she
should be here Friday.
THR Paris @. Brown should pass
here today on her way TO Cincinnati. She
got 400 bales Of cotton at Vicksburg.
THE Chesapeake had scms trouble
with her crew, and did not leave for Upton
Yulo until late hour Monday night.
THE Under writer's have rem 1ved the
embargo at St. LoH's, aud navigation from
that point south Will DO resumed In II few
days.
The Gqyoso. which arrived yes.er-
day from Concordia,p put Of at Helena 8 bal
of cotton, ~ bags OfseOd cotton and i7o sacks
ofe)tton seed.
THE Chickasaw, Capt. Ell. Postal, is
the regular packet leaving this evening for
Terrene, Indian Bay, Augusta and all way
points on White river. Messrs o. Nj. Postal
THE Jamee ee, Capt. IL. 4. CagQett,
leaves at o'clock this evening for Helena,
Friars Point and nj! bend and plantation
landings. VIM. Ashford, viii Darragh,
John Rhodes and Chas. Burr are her clerks.
THE Cnshoma. Capt. Henry Cooper,
is the Lee Line pa leaving this evening
for cold Dust, 0seeola and all way points on
the upper CO.'S Mesirs. VIM Smither, sid
Wheeler and Charles Leitwich are her
clerks.
Ir ie rumored that tia viii S. Hays
will enter the Anchor Limo, and run be-
tween ST. Louis md Now Orleans as soon as
navigation Ia resumed above Cairo. Ii she
gets into the limo Capt. Dan Able viii COM
mand her.
The Charles P. Chouteau, from this
mort, arrived at New Orleans Mondny with
1854 bales of cotton, $50 barrels of oil. 2l97
sacks OF cotton seed, l0,791 slaves and 43OJ
sacks of oil oako. The lattor is for foreign
shipment,
THE Guiding Star, en- route 10
Cincinnati, was at Vicksburg yesterday,
an u telegram from Cart. Hoglor 60 Agent
John b. Rogers, states that she has room for
SO bales of co ton, and would like TO take
that number of bales here,
THE enagbost II. G. Wright is at
Cairo, nnd az soon as lhCice permits che will
go to Bushburg and lay up. She mado q
passage tbrous u the chute OF Island 20 largo
enough for the small packets, but large boats
should avoid il for the present. she also
cut 400 trees from caying banks.
THE Granite State, due yesterday
morning, rad not arrived at late hour last
nigh. She will problbly be found In port
thismorning,nnd will leave this EVENING at
o'clock for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville,
Cincinnati and all way landings On he MIS-
sissiupi and Ohio rivers. C0pt A j. Lind
say !. ia command, with Messrs Don Mars
aHd Bob lleudriOkson IN tho Office.