The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-30
Cincinnati Awe stock Warket.
RIVER INEELLIGENCE.


On CRY, PA, May 30-90O A. M-Alleghenv
River inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and raining Thermometer 40. Wind east.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, May 30-l0:15 A. M-Monon-
galea River feet 9 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy and rainy. Thermometer 64o.
PIrTsBURG. Pa May 30-l1 A. M.--River feet
8 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy an,
raining.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3O--1 P. M-No arrivals
No departures for this evening. River 4 feet
inch below high-wuter mark Weather clear arl
warm
The river rose A inches in the twenty-four hou1T
and continued to rise slowly ut noon to-day, wit
Ii feet q inches III the channel.
Weather cloudy and cool with favorable indieG-
tons Of rain.
The following steamers were in port at noon
BostOna. Ohio No. A, Bonanza, City OF Portsmouth
Cons Millar, A. c. Donnaly c. B. Church. Col
den Crown, Gen. Lytle, Cen. Pike, Katie Stock
dale, Laura L. Davis and l renee Meyer.
Ste0 0HabBat tssnvrInenLs.
The large, new and palutial side-wheel steamer
A. G. DOnnally began to load this morning at til.
Central Transit Wharfbout foot OF Main street
will depart Saturday for New Orleans. Capt H. Z
Hart, master, and E. A. DOnnalv clerk, are he.
efficient and courteous chief officers.
The elegant and only C. 4 o. Railroad boat lcay
ing to-day at p. IN. sh rp will be Capt Isaac Bry
sons fast and reliable BoStona. Mr.. W. p. Walker,
Jr., does the honOrs OF the office.
The City OF Portsmouth will leave Oh return trily
for Chilo ut p IN.
The large and favorite side-wheel packet Ohia
No. came down this morning and will leave this,
evening from the foot of Broadway for Maysvilc
Portsmouth,, lronton, Big Sandy, GallipOlis anu
Pomeroy. She will take passengers for Wheeling
and Pttsburg.
The puncCla and popular Cons. Mllar is Oh
berth loading and will leave Saturday without fail
for all points on the Lower lio River and Mem
phts, and receit passengers through to the Arkan-
sas Hot Springs, Capt. W. c. ,Tichenor commands
and Jas. Wilson has charge of the Office
The Bonanza came down this morning and re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Andy Baum, for Memphis, left last eveninc
with fine trip OF people and 400 tons freight ant
the Robert Mitchell left for New Orleans with a
moderate passenger list and $50 tons freight
The Telegraph will leave tomorrow at D. NJ
for PomGroy, and the Fleetwood will leave at p.
m for Huntington, both from the Big Sandy
Wharfboat, foot of Broadway.
Capt j. G. RenOs popular and punctual Good
Intent line packet Laura L. Davis arrived thi,
morning and will positively leave tomorrow eve
ming on the return trip for Tennessee River Mr.
Charles Regnier is her courteous chief clerk abll.
assisted by s. D. Patton.
The Andes will be down this afternoon from
Wheeling.
The disabled Golden Crown arrived here las,
night in tow of the Champion No. 8. She is lyin.
at the loot OF Main street dschaging her cargo,
Siton and return TO New Orleans
TONb0ut Movements.
The Cobb Cecil leaves for IrontOn to-day with
empty barges. She will leave there Saturday
with q tow for points below
The Simpson HOrner and Fred. Wilson No g en-
route from New Orleaas to Pittsburg, passed IN
this morning with empty barges.
BOat-iiands' Gossip.
Business quiet this morning on the Levee The
local packets are doing moderately WELL but the
Southern boats are receiving very little.
Pilot John Handlan came around from St. Louis
on the lronsides and is here ready for another
berth.
The Laura L. Davis brought up good trip, in
Guiding 100 tons pig iron, 103 bales of cotton, Il
sacks wheat, head of CATTLE 13 brls molasses
Il brls potatoes, l6O feet OF lumber and 100 hh(s
tobacco.
Captain Alex. Kennel collected wharfage to the
amount of Sl07 20 from thirty-three steamers dur
ing the past week, ending at noon to-day.
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, S0th, at p NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ s KATIE STOCKDALE, r. S. Calhoun
y4fSsaas&S Master. Apply on board, or to W. s.
sss<ssssz1zzS Getty, Agent