New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-30
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General Observation-Disclosures Weather
Receipts of Produce 4oG the zReek=ZAr-
rivals of Steamess--Rfscr EalIing-'Pho
Steamers EielSaburg Rnd CharIner-Ehe
Steamers IL. w. Powell ana Twilight
soid@-Ncw Cottom--Eum Particulars In
relation 10 the Loss Of the Steamer s. p.
Hfbbersi-Stagc of the nEEsss III pl and it's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this day, etc., etc.
oaEsonAr orr.qn, No. 10 Camp atrees,l
Business on the levee has diminished during the
past week, as will be seen by our receipts below.
Up freights continue very scarce. The weather
continues clear and very warm during the day,
but our nights are quite pleasant.
During the week the river before the city has
fallen 5inches, and is now II feet inches below
the high water mark.
The new crop Of Cotton comes in slowly. Up
to Friday, at noon, IA bales had arrived.
The number OF arrivals last week was 81, bring
ing the following amount of produce Cotton, $50
bales; sugar, l64 hlds., ties. and bills; molasses,
l55 bbis.; flour, 1850 bbs.; bacon l07 hhds and
casks: bagging, 100 pieces rope, 1910 eoils
corn, 1880 sacks; lard, 30l ties. and bbls. and
1900 kegs; oats, l0,579 bbls. and sacks; pork,
1877 bbs. and tics. tobacco, ll95 hhds., and
whisky, l555 bbls.
The Bend packet vcbsburg will he at tile land
ing this morning, and will leave ON her regular trip
neXt Thursday.
The fast passenger and U. S. mail packet Charm
er will come over TO the landing next Sunday, and
will leave Tor yicksburg on her first TIP on Tues
day, 7th Of August
The steamer r, W. Powell was bought on satnr
day by Capts. Webbing and Hero who intend rtff-
ming her as a regular Tuesday packet TO Fort
Adanls in connection with The Golden Age The
price paid far her was Sl2.ou0. Capt. Heno will
iaEe command Of the r. W. Powell, aad Capt.
Webbing that Of the Golden Age.
We learn that Capt. A. J. Burlington hos bought
the steamer twilight for the 0aehita river, at q
cost Of $4,000.
The steamers Chancellor and B. J. Adams arrived
at louisville on the 18th inst from this market.
The Jesse Is. Bell departed for the South
The Belfast, for 81, Louis, passed Memphis on
the nth, heavily laden
UPPER 0nlo.-The river at Pittsburg, on the
10th, vas falling, with six feet water ia the chan
nell Two lghfdrait crafts arrived there on We'd.
nesday from Giasshouse Bar, where they had been
detained for SOME time by low water. The late
! Sc az ft1tseurg emanated from The Manongaheia,
the Allegheny having risen but q few inches.
Tie channel Of the Scatio, al It's mouth has been
completely changed by the late rise. The bar,
which was just above the point has been thrown
across the Opposite side OF The stream, and new
ehannel IS being opened. No incoayience we ap-
prehgnd will be caused by this new arrangement
| OF nature.
The Kanawha is reported rising, with three feet
watet ia tho channel.
From aie aaytGes we learn that the Ohio river.
opposite Wheeling, is stationary, with 81 inches
Hatet ut BenneFhasSat
At Ginein4ati on "Wednesday last, the river had
reeedad ~ inches |; dating the "a hours IL felf
| steadily at the rate Of oue font.
ihs Upper Ohio is failing with feet on the
shaalest bars.
LoREa oHo.-Tho river nt louisville on the
29th fell quite btekiy, with ieet inches water In
lha canal. During the previous "A hours ii had
fallen inches.
The steamer John Tampkius was sold recently
TO Capt berkshire OF Nsw Albany, Ind Price not
mentioned. She will be placed In tie WIite river
and New Orleans trade on The opening Of the fall
season.
Navigation is suspended at presentiu the Wabash,
Cumberland and felneSsea rivers.
UfPER MississmfL -The river is falling at the
rate 0f inehes n ho0rS IN the Locality of st,
keais. There is 3 leskiu He ohannel out CAIRO.