The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01

The City of Clifton up from the Tennes-
sec River Sunday morning and discharged big
dries. She viii clear on the rsturn trip tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
ing at daylight. She has u good patronage Of
freight and passengers. she will clear on the
downstream trip this afternoon at o'clock
The Chester arrived from Cape Girardeau and
intermediate points Yesterday morning with a
Of is q
Of poultry 50 head Of live stock and 500 packages
Sa same m't,i trade this afternoon at 1 o'ciocE
The Bald Eagle is due from Beardstown this
moTnHs asa % for 1efexs Psos. until to-
The Cape Girardeau arrived from Paducah.
where she has been in winter quarters. She will
The Grey Eagle arrived and departed in the
St. Louis and Commerce trade yesterday with
ss Fsf' s
wheat. 50 coops Of poultry 200 cases Of eggs. tss
sse sssd cleared El at 'Ges oeoek IN ie with
soed e passenger list and heavy manifest of
chandise.
The Belle of Calhoun will reach st. Louis to
day from her landings in Calhoun County. She
will receive to return tomorrow afternoon at 4
The Columbia came up from Chester yester-
pogtry eggs and sundries. She will II depart thf;
afternoon at o'clock.
Louis with Sls fanfss, from the
Large @ ne via eaa f1r ssr
st. Louis and Burlington. will be ready to de-
% Sn hs 90 as 81 and
clear for Keokuk on Saturday.
Captain lame. lame. Lee pse:id.n. of the Lee Line
Dennis n. Conners at the lines offices
o IN. s. smss
arrived in St. Louis Louis from Iron Kansas City YESTERDAY
a the as Of o shs
and Captain George Derrickson OF the Eagle Boat
y, n meeting Of Harbor No % ,o ho hold
this morning Ghn at SSs9n1 sam Of
Neville Of Chester whose appliestons and for mem
bersh,p In the haIbor have been fsyorably enter
be transacted.
Two run reports ,,,,;a,. of the river between $,
aee Farnsies and Riley Harold OF tSe nna A.
Davis and Ben Berry and Trim wadlington of
s hs fep t sss Do 10 St
was also received ,,I from 6 Captains M rs John Luebben
BY TsleEr.ph.
during the last q hours. The gauge reads SIS
adcaton, favorable for FROST. '1H Tae Rees Les
sns ssassi si' esh I'D Il ss5ss ass
Sow south q S Ths Dick FeSer sRs havns sssa
,Iiss
ing. The Sunshine loaded to the guards went
to the bank few miles below Paducah last
night and lay there all day on account OF the
wind and rough river. The City Of Memphis is
due tonight. The Fred Hartwss anG the Ftitz
trying to float It. The latter took the barses
Memphis. Tenn. March 3i.-The river here
stands 2s.7 feet on the gauge. a fall OF in
the last As hours. The Kate Adams departed at
D. m. for Arkansas City with a good trip The
Peters Lee arrived this morning from St. Louis
with 3.s1s packages merchandise for this pllee
and returned at D. with fair trip. Tn.
James Lee departed at p. m. for F'riar's Point.
The sadie Lee departed at p. m. for Ashport.
The Ferd Herold arrived yesterday from vcks-
burg and has laid up. The lighthouse tender
steamer Joseph Henry arrived last night from
Cairo and has laid up for the present. Receipts
by river to-day were 2ss bales cotton. II bags
seed cotton and 500 sacks cotton seed
Paducah. Ky; March sl;-The river gauge this
and river rough The Sunshine from Cincinnati
Yesterday evening at z o'clock and left late on
account of wind for Memphis. The Joe Fowler
from Evansville arrived yesterday evening at
O'Clock and left at 1915 this morning return
trip. The H W. Buttorn from Nashville
rived at 1910 and win not leave before wednes-