The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

OIL CITY, Pa, March l6-9:0O A. M--Allegheny
River feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 3S Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March 1910 A. M.-Monon-
gahela River 10 feet and falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer so. Wind northeast.
PIrrsBURa, PA, March 1912 M.-River 10 feet
and falling Weather cloudy and mild
CHARLESTON, W. VA March 16-10 A. NJ
Kanawha River u feet and falling slowly, Weather
cloudy and disagreeable. Wind southwest.
LOUISVILLE, March 16--Weather fine. River 90
feet inches and falling slowly. Arrived . Fashion
from Pittsburg, with good trip; Rob Roy, from
Keokuk; City of Helena, from Vicksburg The
Fannie Tatum, for Pittsburg; Rob Roy, for Keo-
kuk; Annie, for St. Paul; Fanny Lewis for Kan
sas City; City OF Helena, for Vicksburg, and Susie
Silver for New Orleans. are billed to leave to-day.
The James Howard takes the place OF the Molly
Moore in the pool line, and leaves Wednesday
The river rose 2 feet in the "a hours ending at
noon to-day, with 33 feet in the channel, leaving
for passing steamers IS feet space under the New
port Bridge, 701% feet space under the Suspension
Bridge, and 69% feet space under the Southern
Railroad Bridge
Weather partially cloudy and pleasant.
Business comparatively good.
The following steamers were in port at noon.
Fleetwood, Potomac, Bonanza, City Of Portsmouth,
Chas. Morgan, Vint Shinkle, Andy Baum, United
States Gen. Pike and Emma Graham
Stea mbOat Movements.
Inc 1dInOuS WHICH, pttSSellReE ullu lltlSht
steamer Charles Morgan Capt Albert Stein master,
Harry W. Stein clerk, will positively depart this
evening for New Orleans.
The City of Portsmouth returns to Chilo at 4
p m.
The John L. Rhoads from Pittsbug for ST
Louis, passed down late last night. She was load
ed fiat and refused freight at points above She
discharged about 40 tons here.
The Bonanza arrived this morning. and returned
to Portsmouth at noon.
The large and capacious sde-wheel packet Poto
mac will be the regular steamer leaving this even
ing for Maysvlle, Portsmouth, Ironton, Gallipolis
and Pomeroy direct She leaves from the foot OF
Broadway.
arrived this morning, and will return to Hunting
ton at p m sharp.
The large and elegant side-wheel steamer Andy.
Baum, the pride of the fleet, will be the regular
packet leaving this evening for the Lower Ohio
The Golden Crown, from New Orleans, will ar
rive to-day and will return Tuesday. Capt H. H.
Drown commands, and Eugene Shinkle has charge
of the office.
The United States will be the mailboat leaving
this evening for Louisville
The Emma Graham arrived last night from Pitts
The vint Shink1e arrived this morning from
Memphis, and will, on return trip, follow the An
dy Baum, and leave Wednesday,
TOWbOat Movements.
The Tom Farrow arrived from Kanawha River
this morning with barges coal.
The Enterprise, from Pittsburg arrived last
night with tow of coal, and returned with empty
barges this morning
TRe Robert PEBBLES arrived this morning from
Pomeroy with miscellaneous tow, and will re-
turn next week with tow Of empty barges
The Cobb Cecil started up the river last night
Boat hands Gossip.
Captain John Dicks arrived by rail this morning
from Nashville and is looking for boat for the
Upper Cumberland River trade. He wants to buy
or charter
The Potomac this morning reshipped 225 kegs of
nails and 15 tons of iron Oh the United States for
Louisville, A tons on the Andy Baum for Mem
phs and Is tons on the Charles Morgan for New
Orleans.
Captain B. D. Wood, the coal king of New Or
leans arrived in the city this morning accompa-
MED by his wife and will leave this evening for
Pittsburg.
morning from Louisville saying the Golden
Crown would be here at midnight. She has about
25 passengers for Parkersburg and the Emma
Graham will lay over and take them.
A. J. Smith and George Williams will be the
Andy Bau1n's pilots to Memphis. She will have
good trip
George Clark went on the Mary Miller last night
with John Hanlon, and E. F. Mclean is here
awaiting the Bernard, which leaves Pittsburg to-
day for St Louis with miscellaneous trip.
| The Charles Morgan, for New Orleans this even
ing will have fully IS passengers, and has 10 en-
gagged at Louisville. Sum. Jones and Elijah Pierce
will be her pilots.
Capt sam. Coffin denies that he tied the Rapid
Transit up at New Orleans, and says she was tied
up by another party
Oscar Shaw formerly Chief Clerk of the Marys-
vile packet Wildwood died of paralysis this morn
ing at Ripley, Ohio. The flag on the Public Land
ing and the flags on the Big Sandy Packet Com
pany's steamers are at half-mast to-day.
| Capt. j. o. Phillips arrived by rail this morning
from Pittsburg.
Capt. sam Roberts arrived by rail this morning
from Pittsburg and proceeded to Louisville.
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, 10th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
N.S EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles,
Lj@3lAta& III Master. Apply on board, or to W. s.
aazsss Getty, J. G. Dorman d Co., J. Cunning
ham, j. S. Robinson, Agents.
For POmerOy.
| THIS DAY, 10th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
- - POTOMAC, James Krker Master.
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