The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-24
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river continue to fall rapidly kere q
noon to-day, with "A feet in the channel, leay
Jag a space of So feet under the Suspension
Bridge aad 55]k feet space under the New
port Bridge. Business good and steamers il
port were doing well this morning
Dispatches to the MCrchauts' Exchanged
OIL CITY, PA, Jan. "a 1858 A. M.-R,vel
about feet amt stationary. Light saOE
Wind north. Thermometer 49, Weather cleal
, ana cold.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Jan. 2i--1Oar5 A. M
hivcr feet 2 inches anu falling. Ihermoh-
eter A. Wind east. Weather cloudy.
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 2i-l2: 8 p. M-RiveI
s leeC inches and falling. Wind northwe est
weather cloudy. TbellGom eter Z2
CHARLESTON. w. VA. Jan. 24--12:29 p. Nj.
Kunawna River 10 feet Inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 30 Wlud
northwest.
specials to the Star
Oil CITY, PA, Jan. 4--l0:l0 A. NJ River 4
feet and on stand. Weather clear and colo.
Light snow. Thermometer 10.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Jan. 1910 A. NJ
River leet 2 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy. thermometer "a. Wind east.
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 2--S:3J A. M.-Riyer 9
feet aad Ialling.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
ing with lO0 tons freight. She will get 2OJ
tons at Riverton, 50 tons at Ironton, so tons at
Huntington, and lot Of miscellaneous freight
at Portsmouth. 1.-The Viut Shnkle will de-
part this evening for lower Ohio and Memphis
direct. Capt. JAS. Remission commands, and
Mm. +. Mclutire presides in the Office The
Bostona arrived this morning, and will re-
turn to Huntington this afternoon The
George ". Check will arrive about
saturday, discharge ner cargo, and load for
Vevay, to leave Monday, and every Mondav.
"Wednesday and Friday thereafter. The
Virgie Lee will leave his evening for Ka-
naWha River Capt. j. V. Reynolds com
mands, and Major j. ii. Stratton has charge of
the once. The Potomac will leave for Pom
eroy this evening. he superior steam
er Golden kuie will positively leave
this evening for New Orleans.
Captain o. p. shinkle commands, and Mr..
". K. Shaw is her competent clerk
The United States Will return 70 Louisville this
evening The HUDSON left for Wheeling last
evening with fair trip =. The Robert Mitch
ell VIII leave for New Orleans tomorrow.
Tine Cons. Millar will follow the Want
The Louis A. Shirley arrived this morning
from Carrollton, and wall return this af err
noon. The Wildwood arr we'd from Maysyllle
last night, and returned to-day at noon.
Inc y, James W. Can arrived last night from
N Memphls. The Charles Is. Church passed
Cairo and the A. C. DOnnally passed Memphis
yesterday, coming up. .. The Cherokee arrived
from New .. leans last night with good tr y.
Sne VIII return saturday. .. The GOldeu Rule
had 4oO tons freight at noon to-day. She will
leave for New Orleans this evening. he
Mary Miller could not get under the Suspension
Bridge last night, consequently he was COM
peiled to lay over She lett for St. Louis this
morning at 9:45 o'clock with 500 tons OF freight,
lou tons of which she re eIved at this city.
T0WBoAT MOVEMENTS.
Tne Robert PEBBLES will leave today for
Pomeroy with tow of empty barges The
Goal valley passed up this morning with tow
81 empty barrels from Aurora On route to
tlttsD4lE The Etna, with tow Of pig iron,
arrived last night from Ashland.
BoAT-HANDS' GOSSIP.
Ed. A. Donnally, clerk of the A. c. Donnallv.
eft on the Mary Miller last evening 10 meet
his boat. MAX EchOls and James Madison
VIII be the Vlnt Shinkle's pilots TO Memphis,
md Bryson and Marion Purcell will pilot the
Golden Rule TO New Orleans. Capt. Thomas
Poe arrived this morning from st. Louis to re-
,ar the towboat Warner for Captain Lowry. |
After completing ner repairs she will go to St. |
Louis.