Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
RIVER news.


The Ohio at this point became stationary
at quite early hour yesterday merning and abott
ten o'clock began to swell very sowly having risen
coming up at the rato OF half an inch 40 hnnr AZ
Pitisbgrg yeeterdy, there was ten. feet Of water,
doubtless for many miles below The channei depth
between here and LomisviiIe, last right, about
5 s Ts Srs % %Rs2sss sycnSs ntss two
The weather remains warm and eultry; the hno
st@cpher Yesterday and last night TsTs % psrod
ioaly cloudy, with strong indications " more rain.
- modeTate degree OF activity was observable ON
ally vac quiet, aud freights were Imited in guam
FAR IN adysnce q DE ofiSss. Rates 'S xepr r %2tcus
any particular change, and we quote as fOllowsi Y :
FS4 and sSi Lsl LsS's: s cum FrsssI; FTs:Ss
i2xe Sc:I,3ni PCT 100 s,.. Ies, 49,. =, y, ,.
Ale c Flour, Found Ffesis, scssc per 100 100.
- ~ L2yis,-Heeyy Pound Freights, 2sc. per 100
lDsi Whisky and OIL 6'c. per barrel; Stoves, asc.;
S:ss:.E: , and "a, OH sOc per barrel .
FSeisbts no pey ,ep enp v oOc per parre una
Nss wS.Ry and on, sOei Flour, CO.,, ro-
@ and SS S,SdS4p SSpfs foass 9 Se Bse0n IN d hhS
keg Lard, lsc.i Horses $40 per head. Machinery 50
[ Yesterdays Pittsburg Dipatch observes.
Thers was Moderately brisk business on the
ant and under the nnenSe e the recep, Gpa rsn seGs e
any 5ver SSan SSa1pnea swelling slowly 9p e ysssr
The arrivals include the Dacotah, from Memphis,
and the wheeling packets Baker and Cheylot-tho
evening. The Hailman, for 81, Louis, Clara Poe for
nashville, and Economy to Louisville, cleared with
The Mississippi River at Memphis was still falling
Monday. and so far ras heard from was in the same
condition above and below. At last accoints tho
river at vicksbnrg was lower at that place than
ever known at this season, and still declining, with
no indications Of rain, the weather being hot and
sultry. I..-'f.. - - 1IF77
Tuesday s Nashville papers report the Oumberlatd
5Teeoed,lng slowly with hyo feet water on Harpeth
Yesterdays St. Louis RspublicaM Informs us ~
The river here swelled one inch on Tuesday night,
and was stationary yesterday. Up to last evening
the swell had amounted 20 about three inches.
the water in some places very dficult to find ~
The Illinois River Is falling and must be very low.
the last report was three feet In the channel below
The Upper Mississippi has been and IL still rising
little. There 10 four and half feet on the Upper
and thirty -four inches On the Lower Rapids. Below
ke9kuk packet Yesterday reported u rise Of three
more water. itT El''H T-1l-'
Tse MI M;'Cus 2 RysE s very Swsnd ca
feet IN the channel from Weston down, Several
boats haye had great deal Of trouble In that stream
LATELY, WHICH has proved disastrous to their trips.
a sieS mea.hsr % warm and shoSery Business ON
'' STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrirak- Telegraph, Louisville Bostona, Ports
yel Dell MsmPhisi W; W. Farmer, New. orleans;
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Turk, st. Louis Courier, wheoiiag ) y =
W T houisvie Priors.s. Mad
ana Tr Faimep pcf t.Surs nls MsPPSss Ss
Wheeling; Dunleith, Neville; Clipper, Hashyiile
ohio NO. B. Marietta Bostona, Portsmouth,.