The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13

sheny River IL feetO inches ana laliihS.
Weather clear. Thermometer 45'. Wind
southeast.
MoNoNGAHELA FALLING.
BROWNSVILLE Pa, March 1910 A. NJ
Monongahela River 10 feet and falling
Weather clear. Thermometer 56o. Wind
east
FALLING AT PtTTsBuRG.
PITrsBuRe, Pa, March 13-Noon. River
II feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant. Business fair. Captain
McFull will bring the new steamer Dakotah
down to be completed when the river falls
sufficiently. Several tows are waiting for
the river to fall to get out.
KANAwIh FALLING.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 1890 A.
M-Kanawha River 8 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and calm. Their
mometer5 500.
| DAVIS AT ST. LoUIs--RHoADs COMING.
ST.. LOUIS, March 13.-Arrivals; Laura L.
Davis, from Cincinnati; Spread Eagle, Graf
ton; f. C. Elliott, Grand Tower Departed
and leaving to-day: Port Eads and barges
\ New Orleans; John L. Rhoads, Pittshurg;
H. c. Elliott, Grand Tower; Tidal Wave,
keokuk; Matte Belle, Portland. The river
continues to rise. Weather cool and cloudy.
Business good.
Steamboat Movements.
Captain John Levisay's large and elegant
side-wheel steamer Ohio No. came down
this morning, and will be the regular
packet leaving to-day at p. M. sharp for
Maysvlle, Portsmouth, Ironton, Gallipolis
and Pomeroy direct Messrs. Morgan and
Scatterday are her obliging clerks.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at A p. NJ.
sharp for Chilo.
Capt. J. r. Campbell's large and punctual
side-wheel steamer Fleetwood will be the
regular c. d O. r. r. packet, leaving to-day
from the foot OF Broadway promptly at
p. m. for Huntington.
The elegant side-wheel steamer Clinton
Capt. J. N. Skunk master, J. II. Griffith
clerk is loading, and will leave tomorrow
without fail for ST. Louis. Her officers are
pleasant gentlemen.
Capt II. J. Vinton's superb side-whee
: steamer Andy Baum will be the mex
packet leaving for all points on the Lowe
Ohio River and Memphis.
Capt Dan. Moore's large and commodiou
side-whcel and passenger steamer Roht
Mitchell will positively leave this even
ing for New Orleans Capt Frank Stein
does the honors Of the Office.
The Bonanza came down this morning
!. and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
: The fine side-wheel steamer Telegraph
u will be the regular packet leaving to-nlor
4 row from the foot of Broadway for Pome
roy and all way landings.
Boat-hands Gossip
Receipts good this morning and ship
I ments fair.
=, John Vim, mate of the Clinton con
siders Cincinnati q Illustrate town.
: Frank Baker Esq, of the Marine Jour
nal, will visit ST. Louis, and expects to b.
home in day or two. lie has been suffer
E ing with tumor on his neck.
8 Mr.. J. A. Lindsay clerk of the Vint
/ Shinkle, came up by rail this morning from
!. Louisville and says his boat will be her
/. this evening. She is not leaking and vii
!, not have to be docked. She will return t.
!. Memphis next Wednesday.
Weather clear and mild this morning.
!. Gus. Young was receiving freight on til
+ New Orleans Wharfboat this morning 10
the Lower Ohio River and Memphi
Packet Company.
There is nothing small or mean abou
Captain Dan. Moore or his fine steame
+ Robert Mitchell. She carries French pilots
. CODhs, NdlieIS SNC., anu runs OIL TIE Euro
. pean plan. Her pilots are Flavus de La
{ fayette Anderson and Isaac W. Brooks
I She will get away for New Orleans to-nigh
u with fair start.
e The Andes, from Wheeling, will be her
! this evening and reship 200 tons freight oil
: the Clinton for st. Louis and considerable
on the mail boat and Memphis packet.
!, The Andy Baum came in from Memphi
a a few minutes after noon to-day with abou
. so passengers and u big trip OF freight, in
!, cluding S75 bales OF cotton, "a head of cat
l., tie and 40 head OF hogs. She reships 40
bales Of cotton East on the c., c., c. &
: Railroad, and 4O2 bales of cotton and
. packages of honey on the c., II. & D. Raj
: road Captain Ninton has been under tn
weather, but ran in on the roof, and i
: again enjoying good health, with the excer
! ton of a bad cold. Mr. NJ. NJ Deem, "
u regret to say, is seriously il
Il and confined to his state-roor
aboard the boat Mate Harr
Robinson was confined to his state-rour
S while in Memphis, and says he came nea
iturning his toes up to the SOD. The Baur
n is now loading, and will return to Memphi
: Saturday.
The river was rising slowly here al moo
to-day, with 81 feet in the channel leavin
for passing steamers 63 feet space under tn
Newport Bridge, and 65 feet under the sus
pension and Southern Railroad Bridges
The Bette Gilbert is not off the Covine
ton waySyet.
The Mount Clare arrived from Kanawh
River at noon with tow of coal.