The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-06


The river continues to fall. Last night
at dark thcre were - feet inches in tho
channel.
The Cherokee arrived from New Or.
leans on Thursday evening, and lay at
the wharf all night discharging freight.
About twenty men wero wanted to help
unload the freight butnone could be had,
although forty cents an hour was Offered.
She left for Pittsburgh at II A, NJ,
The Junlata arrived from Cincinnati
at an early hour yesterday morning. She
left for Pittsburgh about P. NJ, after un.
loading lot Of freight and repairing her
wheel,
The Express did not arrive from Par.
korsburg until about ! r. NJ She re-
turned last evening. #...
The Rees did not come up from Sun.
lish yesterday on account Of tho Ice.
The Forest City and Market Boy arc
running as usual. .
The Courier will be tho parkersburg
boat this morning.
The Monitor yesterday tOwed the
Science down below tho new Hudson.
The Reindeer, GipSie, John Dippold,
My Choice, and several other tows Of
coal passed down.
The towboals Michigan Resolute and
John Gilmore passed un with empty
barges.
The Granite State was expected up
from Parkersburg last night. She win
go on to Pittsburgh.
The Andes left Cincinnati last night for
this city,
The date Of the IIudsOn's departure has
been changed to next Saturday
The Carrie Brooks will arrive from
GAINESVILLE tomorrow and dcplrt for
Pittsburgh.
The Mollio Ebert left Pittsburgh last
night for Cincinnati.
The skillinger will pass here tomorrow
on her way to Cincinnati.
The steamer Salt Valley is announce.
cd for the Pittsburgh and Ironton trade
The Allegheny "a falling at Oil City,
with plenty Of snow on the ground 10
make q big river.
There will be no Cincinnati boat to-day,
but the Mollie Ebert will leave for that
port tomorrow morning.
The following Ia list Of freight left at
this wharf, by the Cherokee, for a copy
OF which we are indebted 10 I. II. MOng,
steamboat agent:
E. T. Rhodes & Co., 10 hhds. sugar, 81
bbls. molaSses; List, Davenport h Parks,
10 hhdS. sugar; ]. speidel & Co, 20 hhds.
sugar, 80 bbls. mola.ses; G. oglCbay 4
Sons, q hhds. sugar; Neill & Ellingham,
25 hhds. sugar; Benwood Nail Works, II
kegs nails; Bloch Bros, 0 kegs tripe;
Langhlin Bros. & Co., 26 bbls starch; B,
& o. r. r., II trunks; Joseph Kletchern,
doz. chair frames; Mendel, Booth & Co.,
doz. chairs, dos. rocking chairs. Total,
% hhds. sugar; II bblS. mOlaSSes.
LBy Telesaphl
81. Louis, March 6.-Arrived-Nellie
Peck, Memphis; Bismarck and Glencoe,
New Orleans. Departed-Bellc Memphis,
Memphis. River falling. A good deal Of
sharp Ice is running. Weather cloudy
and mild.
EvANsytL1E March 8. - Weather
cloudy till In the afternoon, then clear
and now cloudy again. The wind from
the east since noon, now from the west,
Mercury 800 10 35o. Port Lists Up
George Roberts, Arkansas Belle, Andy
Baum. Down-Atinneola, Liberty No. 3
with barge, Iraston. Business is moder.
ate. River falling lilo foot, IS s.10 on
the gauge.
UfNctNNArt, March 6--RivOr falling,
!. with 3B feet two inches. Weather cloudy
and mild. Arriyed=4-Andes, Wheeling.
Deparled-Exchange, Pittsburgh; Ella,
White River; Laura Davis, NaSh3ille.
LoUtsvttLg, March 5~Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling, with 10 feet
In canal and 10 feet In chute. Arrived
Ella and Charles Mfango, Cincinnati;
Laura Davis, Pomeroy; Mary Ann and
tow, Grand Lake No. and Tow, Grand
Lake No. 2 and tow, Sam Miller and tow,
Pittaburgh, Departed-Ella, White Rivs
Ell Charles Morgan, New OrleanSj Laura
Davis, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-The river is
still falling With 20 feet on the shoals.
The weather Ia clear and pleasant. Ar
riyed-the Shippers Own, from Cincih.
natl. Depatted-Bowling Green, for up.
per Cumberland.
CAiRo, March 5-AffivedAGtanger,
Ohio river tdlewild, Evansville Thomas
Sherlock, Cincinnati; 81. Genieveye.
Depatted-A. J. Baker, Mt Vernoan
John Kyle, New Orleans. The river il
| 81 feet and still rising, and raining since
dark. Mercury 49,. %
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