Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-24
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio at this point was receding much
more slowly yesterday than Saturday or Sunday,
having fallen during the twenty -four hours ending
and probably will be so this morning,
Our kilograms give the latest intelligence Of the
The weather was cool and cloudy yesterday, with
Indications either of snow or rain, neither of which
The business on the Landing yesterday was quite
sctiye more 50 than II had been for week preV9us
on Saturday, but rates were unchanged. We annex
Pitts6ur0.-Cotton, 75c.; Molasses, 7Oc; Whisky
Hc.; Flour, 25c Pork and Lard rs5c; Pound Freights
81. LoUis~Heayy Pound Freights, IO@l21c. per 100
lbs.i Whisky and Oil, 5Oc per barre Stoves 2oc.;
EsaSsviiie Whisky and Oil, 4Oc per barrel.
s per SdT iGe Ser oS c
Cairo. Whisky and Oil, 4Oc. per barrel; Pound
Freights, lO9l2He per 100 pounds. r, ,n.
atCss S snS &ppss ee POn Bacon IN S
3Oc and other Pound Freghts, 3O@35c per 100 lbs.
Yesterdays Louisville CeSrier has the following:
he TTe aSSe @ to fail Vg I & 59Rd Es nut
two inches water by the mark, the river during the
inches per hour The weather yesterday, for nov
city, was pleasant and clear all day, and quite cool
At the rate the river has been falling the falls will
not be nayisable for ascending boats today: me
yesterday afternoon, and landed at the upper wharf,
We heard of divers outrageous robberies committed
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saturday evening by the three e-card monte game.
The Captain of the boat, must do him the Justice
to say knew nothing of the sharp tricks practiced
upon his passengers, who were ieeced out OF Sl,OO
| at least. ....... . ... ... ..
| Yesterdays st. Louis Republican observes, under
date of Sunday evening;
The river here continues TO fall slowly at this
point. There is eight feet full in the channel out
/ to Cairo. ....,
The IliinYis RiysT i stationary, with five feet in
The Upper Mississippi is falling, with four feet on
the upper, and thirtyt inches on the lower rapids
and i've feet in the channel below Keokuk.
| The Missouri River is falling, with three and o hal
| feet in the channel below Weston.
| The weather is very ine and clear.
Arrivals yesterday were the Key West, from Pitts
burg, with $50 tuns of freight for the Upper Mssis
sippi; Martin Walt, without freight, from New Or
leans; Ed. J. Gay, from New Orleans; Minnesott
Belle, from Rock Island; Hannibal City, from Keo
freight; Gen. Anderson, from Cumberland River
Post Boy, from Naples; Platte Valley, from Mem
phis, and Izetta, from Glasgow.
| STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ArriraL- -Stnddy-Glendale, Memphis; Magnolia
Maysvlle; Telegraph, Lousville Sallie List Pitts
| burg; Anglo Saxon, Pittsburg. Mondav-Liberty
Wheeling; Jacob Strader, Louisville; Diamond, Pitts
burg; Silver Wave, Pittsburg; Ohio No 2, Marietta
| Forest Queen, Madison; Argule, New Orleans; madi
son, New Orleans; Poland, Nashyille s. 7: Hibberd
Nashville; Dunleith, Neville; Ellen Gray, Kanawha
Departures Sunday Telegraph, Louisville. Mon
| Ohio No. 2, Marietta; Jacob Strader, Louisville
| Diamond Louisville; Sallie List, louisville; For
| Wayne New Orleans; Argonant, Pittsburg; ).
| Hibberd, Pittsburg; Dunleith, Neville.