The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-29

The Salt Valley passed down ~ A. N
Yesterday, en- ronte for Ironton.
The Courier departed for Parksrsburg
At 1890 A. NJ, with good trip.
The Emma Graham was due last night,
en- route from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh,
The Andes left for Cincinnati at s
I'm. .tI..
The Granite State, from Portsmouth
en- route for Pittsburgh, will be due at
noon to-day.
The Carrie Brooks was due last night
from Pittsburgh, en- route for ZaneSyille
The Tempest departed for New Mar
tinsville at II A. NJ. yesterday.
The Rover and barges are duo from
Pittsburgh, en- route for Louisville.
Business was reported brisk on the
wharf yesterday.
The Alex Swift has laid up at steuben.
vile. Her crew came down on the
O'Neal yesterday, and started for their
homes on the steamer Andes.
The marks last evening indicated feet
s inches and falling.
The Julia No. 9, a former Pittsburgh
and Zanesville packet, has been sold TO
Nashville parties for 81, 900,
The Star OF the West broke her tiller
Monday evening.
Captain James Rees, jr., will com.
mand the Belle Of Texas in the Memphis
and Arkansas river trade.
A ilatboat wreck on the Grand Chain,
Lower Ohio, near Jackson rock, is now
in course OF removal by the snagboat F.
o. Woodruff.
The Cincinnati Times, after noticing
the big down trip, says justly: The Emma
Graham has earned her popularity by
her regularity in arriving and departing
in the dispatch with which her business
is transacted and the general courtesy
and reliability Of her officers.
The following are extracts from The
Wtst1n Spy and Literary Gazette, printed
in Cincinnati March 16, 1922:
13ih.-Arrived, Comet, Butler; Two
days from Wheeling, with dry goods; left
same day for Louisville with flour and
merchandise.
March 15.-Arriyed, steamboat Vir.
ginia, Mcknight; one day and seventeen
hours from Louisville; freight and one
hundred and nine passengers; left same
day for Wheeling. 5.h 4
--Arrived, Velocipede, Beckwith;
two days and FIVE hours from Pittsburgh
dry goods for sundry merchants in this
place, and fifteen passengers; left same
day for Louisville.
.I by Telegraph y
PrTrsBuRdH, November 2S.-River s
feet 2 inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool.
sr.'Lou1s, November 2s.-Arrived-
st. Genevieye, Memphis; Golden Age
Keokuk. Departed = Eagle, Keo kuk
Grand Tower, Vicksburg; Polar Star
Tennessee river. River falling. Cloudy
and cold. Mercury below freezing poin
all day.
LOUISVILLE, November 2S.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River stationary
with feet inches In the canal. Arrived
j. W. Gaff, Memphis; and John Gil
more, Jas. Cook, Coal City, Tom Rees
Coal Hill, Etna aud Ike Hammitt, al
from Pittsburgh, with towS. y.
CINCINNATI, November 2S.-River II
feet s inches and falling. Arrived-B
II. Cooke, from Evansville; A. @. Don
nelly, from New Orleans. Departed
Hudson, for Wheeling. Weather cleai
and cool.
CAIRO, November 2s.-Arrived-s Storm,
St. Louis; Chester, ST. Louis. Departed
Storm, St. Louis, Chester, Memphis
River II feet and rising. Cloudy.
MEMPHIS, November 2s.-River fallen
l inch, now stands at 8 feet 4 inches
Weather cloudy; mercury 530. Arrived
Grand Republic, from New Orleans
Baum, from Cincinnati, both last night
DepArted-Hard Cash, for White river
Helena, for St. Louis; Trout, for the
Ohio river; Illinois and Capital City, fol
Vicksburg.
EVANSVILLE, November 2S.-Weathel
cloudy since noon; mercury 80 TO S7'
River II 2.10 feet and rising. Down
Shinkle, Tarascon, Schenck, and IronsideE
and tow. Up-Red Cloud, Arkansas
Belle, Florence Lee, and Johnson. Bust
ness active and shipments large. The
John s. Bransford and E. B. StaplemaI
will leave for Nashville tonight.
EVANSVILLE, November 2s.-Chas
Morgan passed up with good trip o.
freight and discharged a large quantity
Of freight here.