The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
by Telegraph.

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during the last twen!y-four hours Gauge reads
threatening ss tent rain. The Hiii CITY shy from New or,
leans with light trip arrived at $ a. m. having
louis aSus al no So: sS; y. m' h Ths Rs ses Lee espa irs% Memphis tar ii;
arrived at noon with fair trip, consisting OF lum-
here and departed for ST. Louis at i .. m. The
city Of Paducah loaded fat. her guards in the
" Sa1 ne. s sha dspa .rS% i for St ssnh Louis at n'G s:s H p M m.
Her cargo consists OF lumber. railroad ties, pea
s.. Louis at 5 p. m; with a moderate trip.
She discharged a 10; Of %sundries. made
81. Louis. the 7. H.. Davis from the Upper Ohio
the Tennessee River with tow OF railroad ties.
The Buckeye State from Cincinnati Is due to-
Memphis. Tenn. June eo.-River marks ls.s
feet on the gauge. a rise Of 6 in 'wenty-four
arrived last night from Friar's Point with fsir
trip. and cleared at ) this evening on return.
burg bn with god TIP. The Georgia Lee got in
last night frum Ashport with fair trip. and
sisared y ) I'll" th,s evening for points on White
River with. fair trip; She brought in from the
seed this morning. The Kate Adams viii get in
Tonight from Arkansas City ana Leave to,morrSw
by morning from Cairo. and will leave tomorrow
evening on return; A rate war Is raging be,
captain Cummins and the Delta of Captain Now
land, The tariff Is less than "%n.-ii,trd Of the
ftarIiYG rate m I'fitni. viii oNh H'ihS
business at a loss each trip
Wheeling. w. Va. June 3'.-River s feet G
insnss and f faillnx. eie Z a. ana "a. ~i isn B pspi Pi,ss:
burg. 6 p. m. Down with coal: ironsides and
) ?. m. Up: Chiffon and smoky Gity. 70 a. m
Down with coal; Acorn; ?. m; Little bred.
as follows: one barge head wliriamsOn's Island;
four barses at Wittins: one sunk near shore
r,ver. quarter mile above wittins: one near shore
Stewards Landing.
a, G ,s.s To, Ters nirh H. W }sne Es anFs sspa Hss'T fs s gp
Louis at 9 a. m Peters Lee departed for Men,
pps s.s e down s;sE a. :. e. ESQ u a. @. ssatei i smSsy barge aG; I:
reicrnins. passed up al ! D. m win / barge 9f
viii get aTay for 'cIystsi CITY some TING 70:
f Sis%' a VAN fai Of III i in last ). hours. Weather clear
Chester. H.. June r falling. Gauge
81. weather hot Rees Lee departed for Meni-
phis 1''e a N; Easle and barge passed Up go
HaItwes and barxss passed up : a. m har-
in and out on time. War Eagle left for So.
LSTis s rsr, |; N :. m n. n Ea aesh. sna f Sslss ssrs Ssss slsi
Psducah. Ky June snRiys gauge roads ia
SIS a. m. Eubin Dunbar to Evansville at 10 a.
n. Jacob HeatseZins,on to Cairo at ? p m
to Pi''ss s1Ts. 1 bqes TsDn s.s.e K sssssd 90sn at s
T. II. Davis to Memphis at 4 y. m. with tow OF
coal for Paducah Coal and Mining Company.
Weather clear anc pleasant. business good.
Burlington. Ia, June M--The river fell q and
is now II feet above low-waier mark OF 1864
Weather cloudy ard warmer. The Ottumwa
HelIe In and out with an excursion. The Eloise
down at ] p. m.-
Warsaw. ILL.,. juno reads 30 feet.
Clear and cooler. Alice Edna passed down. Kit
Carson and Gypsy passed. up Henrietta, Silver
Crescent. Cyclone and Percy Swain down and ri.
cape Girardeau. Mo. June 2a-River falling.
Weather clean and much warmer. The Peters
Lee down at II a. IN. Rees Lee dine up.
Louisville. KY. June D--River rising, 5 feet Z
b low locks. Clear and warm.
st. Paul. Mimi. June 2o.-Steamer Quincy left
at IL this morning on her return trip TO St. Louis.
Evansville, Ind. Tune 2o.-River 1873 feet and
falling. Clear and warm.
Pittsburg. June r. SIS feet and falling.
Clear and pleasant.
Cincinr att. June .o.-River ST. feet and rising.
Clear.