The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-14
River Intelligence.

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The Weather yesterday was very warm and sultry'
with indications Of more rain. The River is rising
rapidly having risen seven feet since Tuesday even
ing. Business on the Levee rUther dull, ana
offerings for PittsburR very light, shippers
holding back for lower rates. There Is very httle
going for New Orleans and fair trade for ST. LOUIS
FREIoHrs-Retes are firm at the following quota
tions:
ST, Iotr1S.yHeaSyy Pound Freights, 2Oc. per 100
Whisky and 70 OH SS and o oc 10 To
Cairo-Whisky and Oil, 4Oc.; Pound FreightS 2OS0c.
NEW onLEASs.-whisky, 5Oc.;. Pork, 4Oc Flour,
Soc Bfcon, etc. 2Oc per hundred MS Horses, go per
PfrrspuRo.- 4Oe.y Mossses, 4Oc.i Whisky
The arrivals yesterday include the Jenny Gray,
from Pittsburg, with big trip. The Madison
came in from New Orleans with big load of sugar
and moasses The Hastings, from St. Louis, and
the Grapeshot, from Memphis, arrived fully loaded
The Ohio No. 3, from Marietta, had full load The
Arzonia and Persia got of for Pittsburg with fair
trips The Nick Thomas left for New Orleans with
light cargo, and the j. W. Choesman, for st. Louis,
got of full of passengers and freight. The Lebanon
left for st. Louis and the Hickman tor Arkansas
River, fully freighted.
Our dispatches from pittsburg show that the
river is rising at that port with thirteen feet water
in the channel The Silver Wave, Com. Perry and
South America arrived and the Cremona departed
GLEANINes FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
1no ps.i 80 80, ayai, Of ,ro,
There is strong indicaton oI ohg speI Vi WEI wei
VII daS on nD Sunday gloomy cloud hung over
the city The river is about at a stand, or If any
thing rising with FIVE feet six inches in the channel
SsSsS SE Sa On esS 9S Sens h%ndsi R
Belmont is in from Louisville with fne trip. The
Eoni TRs Vixen Wiz g. louis
LouIsyILLE.-The Courier of yesterday says:
The river was at a stand last evening, with fully
hye feet water IN me pass on a. t9S & a by ,ni b
previous twenty -four hours the river had iseh % i4
showers of rain and CLEANS of sun at intervals and
g % osI nnocrat ,Sr Of Saturday savs the Yazoo
River was rising at the rate Of two or two and half
inches in the twenty-four hours. swamp planters
Sio iooAine Otuo r. AL, .,,.......
lcenses o niIots and thirty TO enaneers were issued
by the Inspectors at New Orleans. The license of
Andrew ste tniei ms & o, ne
of that disaster is conclnded
REsoLurE AGRouSD.-From the officers of the
Henry Fitzhugh we learn that the steamer hesoiute
nes Riyer about seventvdv miles above Little
Rock and az the river was falling fast, she would
have to Tighten herself considerably before she would
se. o"' ~, mi, -. -. r. 4,
Arkansas River are TO the effect that above Little
Rock there were thirty inches water in the channel
ana three anu nan lee' iroh hi''e nocA 10 INC
Steamboat business is represented az brisk on the
Arkansas River, The Henry fitzhugh, Capt Wind
cargo Consisting pTincipaIy Of hides peItry bacon
pecans, beeswax, and Indian ponies.
[By Adams Expressl
Isnr EyARsY,LtE, y A.; April T. r.
Nashville Saturday, April 9th, at clock p. M, with
lIO tuns freight % cabin and l9 deck passengers Re
lance in port for Cincinnati. Received 40 tuns pig
iron at Baxter's Landing. Left at P. NJ. Received
20 tuns TOBACCO ana Ro'asOes az ia LeIt the
Hth az Coch W. ooa a, am Oar ~
9s Nj Mhete we reSei'eu III ~ I tuhs pig r9n, LeIt
on Ihe & Iat ~ a. IniontoSO SOe no az
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