Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-18
New Orleans Market.
RIVER AND WEATHER
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Katy Morrison, Rowena.

haly MOrTlsOn, ROWena.
The river was still rising yesterday, with
i've feet water on Harpelh Shoals. Weather
raw and cloudy in the morning, but to
wards evening the clouds dispersed, and
at this time Of writing ia clear and cold
The Tyrone cleared for Cairo. with
slim trip
The Katy Morrison, in command Of
Capt. Arch. W. Ogertou, departs for the
upper Cumberland to-day at Il O'clock,
with prospects CT good trip If groceries.
The Baker viii arrive to-day. and il the
regular Prcket for Cairo to morrow &c
4P.M.
The Robert Moore vas hourly expected
last night. She has freight for the follow
ing parties: Hughes * Anderson. L T.
jenkins, d Kline, l. kirkland, W Lyon Il
CO, r Larry, c Meis Macy * Broxn, I.
Moses, 3 Nicbol, NJ Powers. Pratt 4
Walker, John Ritter, G Sieierle,-J Stu
mons, Swan & Brown, James Thompson.
Treppard & Bro, K Thcmpsou, w " Tot.
ten & Bro, Terrss. Phillips * Co, Il Il
Wright, Phillips IL Ashley, J r Paul.
Reid, Chadbourne * Co, J Wilson, Weak
ley & Warren, y & CIR, y ORR.
B + Adams, Berry, Demoville Il Co. "
Burn', Bailey, OidEay q Co, Buck, Barnes
x Co, Craighead, Breast & Gibson, D &
Coleman, Dcmovilie & Co. Douglass, Son
& Go, Ewing Is Ne living & Co, Evin,
Pendleton q Co, Fred EIbrick, c L Fuller
* Co, Gray & Kirkman, Greenfield & Co.
Gennett & Co. W D Gentry, Guutrstb &
Skif, Hamiilol * Cunningham, Henri
ford, Reeves & Co, II c Hensley.
NEWS FROM OTHER PORTS.
The steamer r. P. Converse has been
sold at ST. Louis for $1,000 to Messrl. Ster-
tivant & Smith, Of Sioux city. She will
be taken up the Missouri river aud ply b, =
tween Sioux city aud Omaha as "a regular
packet
Passenger ami freight rates have adj
vanced at Dubuque. They charge SIS
from there t. st. Paul, and SIS 10 ST.
Louis. Freight SOC per 100 pounds,
The steamer Irene, sunk near Shrev,-
| port, had on board the best trip Of the sea.
SOD, consisting Of 8, 256 packages. The hot
/ Il II total loss. A portion Of the cargo will
| be saved IN a damaged condition
The steamer Pickett was sold by the
Deputy Marshal Of ParkersDurg a few days
ago to c. II. ShaItuck for 5000
The Cincinnati Eaquira- Of Mondsy
says:
The Emperor. with two bargss 10 TOW,
from Wheeling, when passing the mouth
Of the Kanawha, took a shear on the pilot
and run into the bar there, breaking her
stem and springins a leak. She has been
lying at the foot Of Ludlow street fer
several days, hayinga side.dOcE built, ald
after completing it and sinking it five feet,
it collapsed aud some further damage vas
done to her stem. She will now have 10
go on the docks
BufHngton bar proved disastrous place
to the fleet of CJ3ibOats that came down on
the late rise. The Eiinburg reports no
less than uire coal barges suDk or the bar
None Of them'sre directly ia the channel,
fortunately.
In the Supreme Court Saturday, in the
Gaze Of the Nashville Packet Company a..
Thomas Murdoch, an action to recover
S675, unpaid assessments upon stock OF said
company, for which the defendant had sub.
scribed, judgment was given in favor Of
the plaintiffs for the amount named.
The Cowricr-JouRal Of yesterday has the
following:
At the regular ueating Of the Louisville
Marine Association yesterday the present
freight tariff wa5 continued, with the fol
lowing exceptions: To New Orleans--
lime and cement Sc per Dbl, empty bb.5
Soc, bbls 2jc. tierCas Csc, J bbls whisky
81. Furniture 1t Cincinnati card rate-
Stock tenders one-haIf cabin fare Stock
tenders on deck 81 per day for board. Ex-
ira feed 10 be charged for at regular earl
rates.
Captains t. H. Voolfolk and Z. c. Lew,
delegates to the St. Louis Convention from
the Louisville Association, left for =. Louis
last night.