The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


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PITTsBURG, PA, March 16-9:3J A, M,-Riyer
II feet and falling. showing.
IRoNTON, o., Maron l6.-River falling slow
ly John l.. Rhoals, up 8 A. M; lSostona $3.50.
Local packets on time.
Dispatches to the Merchants Exchange.l
OIL CITY, PA, March 16-I1: :25 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River feet 10 inches and falling.
Weather cold Light snow. Wind southwest
Thermometer 25.
Monongahela River 10 feet inches and fall
ing. Wind southwest. Thermometer 30.
Weather cloudy.
PITTsBURG. March 16-l2:2O p. M.-River 10
feet inches and falling. Light snow. Wind
northwest. Thermometer rs.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, March 1910 A. M
Kanawha River feet inches. Thermome-
ter 4S. Weather cloudy. Wind southwest
The river was falling slowly here at noon
to-day, with 80 feet inches in the channel,
leaving for passing steamers 6a1l feet space un-
der the Suspension Bridge and 60 feet space
under the Newport Bridge.
me following steamers were in port at noon:
Fleetwood, Telegraph, Wildwood, Golden City,
Vlnt ehlnkle, Courier, Vlrgie Lee, Exchange,
George W. Check, Minnie, City OF Portsmouth,
Gen. LyUle and Louis A. Sherley.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Mary Miller arrived at st. Louis yester-
day, and is advertised TO leave there for Gin
Cinnati tomorrow.
and win return to Huntin gton this @ aSterUnon ~
The elegant new steamer Golden CIV tho
largest ern-wheeler a6nat ana ono n ~
dnest. ia registering neonIe and receiv;n'1 Hn0
freight for New Orleaps Tor which noint ahss
will nOsItivelv leave TO- -morrnyv on Inc thru
grand excursion OF the season. She carries
both passengers and freight at reduced rates.
Capt j. u. Hegler is her worthy commander,
chief clerk.
The reliable Vint Shinkle. Can't. las. Kenis-
ton master, w. f. McIntvre clerk. will denart
to-mnrrow Tor Memnbis ~ oioiA' VII uep@r'
The Gold Dust left last evening for New
ORLEANS with n good trin 0~ ~"
Ihn fine steamer TeIagranb orrinad +his
morning. and viii return 70 Pomernv tb1s exa'
ming ~
qhe Jhone nson Daan ia oho,,o o,d +,o Mo-.
Houston ia below Vickshurg WAN ''N --A'
The las. W Gafr is above Evansville
Cant, W Fl. Kirbv,s com,nodions sd. .uboeI-
er. Cieorre w. Cheek. arrIytG from Vavaa, t6ig
morning. and will. on her return1 eytend har
trip through to Madison. and do Eli wav bnsi-
ness. She leaves promptly at p. Nj
The Gen Lytle arrived from TouisviIle this
morning, and viii return n this % evening. .N'0 On''
The Wildwood arrived last night and re-
turned to Maysyille to-day at noon.
Thelfast new steamer, the Louis A. sberley mr..
rived this morning and will leave for Maize,
this afternoon. Avn N'''N
evening. 'HiS
The exchange arrival this marnino ,novo
pitrshurp and will return to-morrov Sha 20
sbinned loo tons of freight on the Gen. IvtIe 70
TnnisvjlIe. 10 tons on the Vint. ShinSie to
Memphis, and 800 plows and tons on the Col
den Citv to New Orleans. '''N wv
The Virgie Lee arrived this morn,np and
will return to Kanawah River to-morrow leay-
M at her nsnoi hour she hron~ht don,n a
rood trip including 900 brls salt,
The Robert Mitchell arrived from Ne,y Or-
leans tins morning and VIII return f., moray
She has H6 brls molasses for reshinment ,o
Pittsbnrg. w
The Thomas Sherlock left New orleans for
Cincinnati last night with 2Ol brls' 1IO half
brls and 100 kegs mOlasses. 100 bys cherries. 15
hhds sugar lOa brIs salt 200 bxs lemons and
oranges. 40 beer Kegs, loo tons snndries 6s
cabin, and 40 deck passengers
The Dick Fulton, from Pittsburg for Louis
vile, passed down tills morning at o'clock
with tow OF coal
The Ed, HOLDS passed down this morning