The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river was about stationary at noon to-
| day, with 10 feet 10 inches in the channel
leaving for passing steamers 9lK feet spac,
under the Suspension Bridge, and 80 fee
space under the Newport Bridge.
| The following steamers were in port at noon
Jas. ID. Pa, ker, Exchange, George w. Cheek
| CONS. Millar, Chas. Morgan, BOstona PotO-
| mac, WILDWOOD, Louis A. Sh1rley and United
states.
dispatches to the Merchants Exchanged
OIL CITY, Pa, March 7--9:3O A. M.-Alle,
gheny RIVER feet 8 inches and falling
Weather C ear and cool. Wind west Their
mometer 38.
| BROWNSVILLE, Pa. March 7--9:45 A, M
| MonongaheIa River . feet II inches and fail.
| ing Weather fair. Thermometer 4t. Wind
east.
PlTTsBURG. March T-I2;O5 P. M.-River
feet 10 inches and falling Weather cloudy
W ind west. Thermome er 4S.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, March 7-IO:4O A, M
KanaWna River feet 3 inches and risIns
slowly. Thermometer 50. Weather cloudJ
and calm.
specials to the Star.I
PITTSBURG, PA, March 10 A. M-Riyer
feet inch aud falling. Weather clear ano
cool.
IRoNToN, March 1916 A. M.-Riyer rising
slowly. Fleetwood up at $3.50 A. NJ. SciutC
A. M.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The superb steamer Chas. Morgan is receIy
ing and will leave for New Orleans to MOI row
sure Capt A. Stein commands and MIR. Ii. w.
stein has charge of the Office.
Capt. Jas. Kirker's reliable steamer Ex-
|, change will leave this evening for Wheeling 2
and PittsDurg direct VIM. A. MaIdy has
charge of the Off @.
The Potomac arrived this morning and will
return to Pomeroy This evening.
The Wildwood arrived from MaysviIle last
night and returned to daY at noon,
The Mary Miller, from st. LOUIS en- route to
Cincinnati, passed. Evansville Yesterday. She
will arrive to- morrow and return to st. Louis
Friday. Mr.. II. H. Skunk, her clerK, writes us
that through receipts willbe given 10 Missouri.
1liasssippi aud illinois iiivsrs.
The Chas. B. Chur n is below Evansville.
The Bostona arrived from Huntington this
morning and will return tiiis AFTERNOON.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived this morning,
and will return to Carroll on this afternoon.
The United states is the Mall Line boat leay-
ing for Louisville this evening"
The Golden City is above VIcksburg.
The A. c. Donnally will follow the Charles
Morgan and leave Tor New Orleans on srtur-
day.
The Mary Houston leftlast evening for New
Orleans with auout 81 people and 60J tons OF
freight sne refused freight yesterday after
The Nashville, leaving for Tennessee River
last evening, had a fairtrip. .ii esl.i- it"
The Cons Mjllir will leave for Memphis this
evening sure Capt. VIC. Tichenor commands
and ~ James Wilson is in the office.
The james ID. Parker arrived from Memphis
last night and Will return Saturday She ie-
shippe 80 bales cotton east on the G. u o. Il. L.
pack BosIona, and 40 bales cotton TO Pltts-
burg on the Excoange $50
The George W. Check arrived this morning,
and will return TO Vevay this afternoon ut 5
O. clock She makes all way landings.
TOwBOATf MOVEMENTS.
The Alex Chambers arrived from Kanawha
River this n9rhing with asmiscellaneotls tow
1he coal fleet will b-gin to arrive this eve
ming. sf. aNy
.5. ..,. 9oAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
The Susie Silver was fepoYLeo ias.s evening to
be hari aground at BuGkfiIge Landing. foi ty
miles below Vcksburg y =
/. Caps v. Hohshe leturnedby rail last might
from Richmond, Va. Tlft1 ? -
Mao Isaac Little, OF the A. G. Donnally, re-
signed this trip anl will leave on the Ex-
change this event & for Manchester, where lie
will engage in farmiug. " =
Capt. Chas. B. Russell, OF the James ID. Par
ker, Is recovering quite fast fyoni the severe
cut ne received at Memphis some days ago.
lie has been confined TO his sta Groom. but
made his appearance in the cabin OF his boat