The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-03
RIVER INTELLIGENC

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On CrTy pa Nav 3-9 A. M-Allepheny
River feet inches and falling, Weather clear
Thermometer So. Wind SOUTH
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Fair, Thermometer 75o. Wind northeast
PITrsBURG, Pa, May 3-l1 A. M.-River feet
6 inches and falling. Weather fair and warm.
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ST Iouts Nav 3-Noon,-Arrived: Colder
Eoglo from Kaokut. Calhoun from Nanles. f.
r, 9J;tt -, -, To.. C;t,, of Vi1ush,,r,
" hiio1t' from ulahu io"ef' Cl'y VI u
from NlcksDurg' jim "apsol' mum warsaw wa
verify and Katie, from St Charles; Cricket, iron!
Keokuk. Departed and leaving to-day: Mary
Miller for Cincinnati. F. c. Elliott for Crane
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lo"ci Nulhouii' III NaPiCo' ~ Sio' "
keokuk Spread Eagle, tor Graitoh; folar oVar, lol
Tennessee River; Florence No. 2, for Chester. Tho
James Howard was delivered to the Anchor Lin.
today and Cant ONesl takes choree
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The river rose feet in the "A hours, and con,
tinued 10 rise at the rate of an inch per hour a!
noon to-day with 30 feet inches in the channel.
Business dull this morning on the Public Land
ing.
Weather cloudy. Rain last night and steady
rain this morning, with favorable indications o,
continuous rains this afternoon. The U ): sigma.
Service reports light rain at Memphis, Cairo an
lnulullHDOllS IlllS InDTlllllS.
The following steamers were in port at noon
City of Portsmouth, Fleetwood, Telegraph, wild
wood Gen. Lyte, ViTgie Lee. Louis A. SherieH.
Andes, Golden Crown, Laura L. Davis and Silver
Cloud
Steamhoat Moveneuts.
Tho ,orro now and o,ecopt sido wbao, ,,cp.
Telegraph will be the regular boat leaving thi.
evening from the foot of Broadway for Maysville
Portsmouth, 1ronton, Big Sandy, Gallipolis ant
Pomeroy direct and will take passengers Tor al
points on the Upper Ohio River. Captain L. ;
Morgan master and J; L. Ham6leton ana Kendall
@ aie W nei pe6rtsn,b yet,,ris tn GS1o of
y, m, leaving from the foot Of Walnut street
The Wildwood came down this morning and re
| turned to Maysville at noon.
Captain ]. T. Campbelrs fast and commodious
side wheel steamer Fleetwood arrived this morn
| ing and will retr~n to Huntington this evening at
| 4 o'clock sharp and make connection tomorrow
morning with the c. & o. Railroad trains fo1
all points East. c. w. Vanderbilt and Gus. H
| Honshell are her worthy and affabe clerks.
The punctual and popular Laura L. Davis will
positively depart this evening for all points on the
Lower Ohio and Tennessee Rivers Captain J. c.
| Reno master ana Chas Regn1er clerk are hel
clever and efficient chief Officers
The large, new and palatial Golden Crown com
menced loading this morning and will leave t..
morrow evening 1or New orleans; captain W. r
Walker commanas ma ana ~ D snnlkie aoeS ailt
honors OF the Office ably assisted by Chant
The Vint. shinkle will arrive to-day from Mem
phis, discharge her cargo and reload Immediately
and return to Memphis tomorrow Captain Jus
Remission commands and j. A. Lindsay holds forth
The Robert Mitchell left last evening for New
Orleans with 43o tons OF o6 irelght and the Cos
Millar for Memphis with 800 TONS
Towboat Movements.
,o,,, C,,r,. ragaod ~, 81 - -, t.o,,, ,,..
Ihe sam: GLark passed up at II a.. m from LOUIS
The Grand Lake from Louisville passed up early
TINS morning WIN empty paTSes -,