The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-30
RIVER TELEGRAMS.

PITTSBURGH, November 29.-Rlver
rising slowly, with feet inches in the
channel. Weather cold. Indications
of snow. Arrived-Argosy.
LOUISVILLE, November 29.-River
stationary. Five feet in the canal; 3
feet in the chute over the falls. Wealth
er cloudy. Thermometer 290. Ar,
rived-Propeller Come and See Me"
and barges, from Pomeroy for New
Orleans. Departed-Eddyville, for
Cincinnati. Business dull.
CAIRO, Ills, November 29.-Arrived
City OF Alton, from New Orleans;
John Howard, from Louisville; Quick
step, from Cincinnati; Kate Robinson,
from Cincinnati; J. n. Kellogg, from
Louisville; st. Joseph, from St. Louis;
Salie, from St. Louis; Alice, from Mem.
phis. Departed-C. B. Church, for New
Orleans; City Of Alton, for ST. Louis;
Howsri, for Arkansas river; Robert
Mitchell, for New Orleans Texas, for
New Orleans; Minneola, for Memphis;
Valid, for St. Louis. The Sallie was
raised this morning and will 60 on the
docks at Mound City or St. Louis. The
hole in her hull is twenty feet long.
Weather clear and very cold.
EVANSVILLE, November 29.-Arrived
-Idlewild, from Cairo; Falls City, from
Bowling Green to Henderson; Dick
Johnson, from Eastport. DEPARTED
Florence Lee, for Eastport; Falls c ty
and Grey Eagle, for Louisville. The
Pet, William Brown and B. Warner,
with barges, passed down. The j. l.
Tolle will get off at 2 P. NJ. with q
good trip. The weather is cloudy and
cold; froze hard last night; mercury
26o. River falling, with s feet in the
channel. The Peytonia and barges is
a, Newburg, and will be down this
evening fully loaded.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, November %.
The Kanawha is falling slowly, with
! feet in the channel. Twelve bsrges
containing 10000 bushels Of coal, be.
longing to the Kanawha and Ohio Coal
Company, left this morning The
Alex. Chambers departed with tow OF
coal for the Campbell's Creek Coal
Company Weather cold, showing.
CINCINNATI, November 29.-River
feet I inches and rising slightly. Ar
rived-Charmer, Evansville: Alaska
and Spray, Portland; ". F. Curtis,
Pittsburgh; R. w. Skillinger, Kanawha.
Departed-Charmer. Evansville; Robt.
Burns, Memphis; John II. Groesbeck
and Emperor, New Orleans. The K. e.
GRAY adverrises to take coal ol 10 all
points on the Arkansas river. The Il.
CLAW Wilson lett here with a barge
loaded with 1886 barrels of salt con.
signed to St. Louis. The Burns and
Groesbeck were loaded to FIVE feet and
had lighters and fiat The former
left Tuesday night with 2300 barrels OF
apples and turnips for New Orleans.
There will be no meeting Of the Mer-
chants ExchsLg ge tomorrow.
The Alaska advertises for New Or
leans and the Samuel J. Buell. for
Memphis.
The towbOat Dart will be raised; she
was insured in Pittsburgh for SIC, 900.
Captain John Haggerly died in st.
Louis this morning
Peter II. Lallaner, river editor of the
Enquirer, was married to Miss Annabel
Budd this evening, and LEFT tor Pitts
burgh.
The Ohio is rising from Galipolis to
Cincinnati and falling at Pomeroy.
The Kanawha is falling.
MEMPHIS, November 29-Arrived-
Mary Houston, Emma e. Elliott Poto-
mac, City OF Chester, Marble City,
Grand Tower, Oceanus, Richmond and
Minnie Burt, St. Louis Belle Lee, New
Orleans Departed-Shannon, Cincin-
natl; Potomac, Mary Houston, Minnie
Burt and Richmond. New Orleans Oce-
anus, Red river Marble City. Vicks.
burg Grand Tower, St. Louis.
The river is stationary. There has
been no change in the channel 9 feet is
reported all the way from Cairo to Hell
ena. The White and Arkansas rivers
are falling with 6 feet in both. The
weather is partly cold, and it is sleeting
and showing.