The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-27
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.

STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Fleetwood will be the regular
Huntington packet leaving this evening.
The Ben. Franklin arrived this mori4
ing from Madison with good trip, con-
sisting Of head calves, So head hogs, IL
head cattle, 2 horses, % butter kegs, 6
bundles hides, 20 empty vinegar barrels.
124 sacks wheat, lat sacks barley, 30 baEA
rels whisky. 2S empty oil barrels, 30
empty pork barrels, 10 barrels flour, 100
bales straw and chat, 10S bales hay, %
barrels potatoes and 8S barrels apples.
She will return at her regular hour this
afternoon.
The Bonanza, from Portsmouth, had
149 hhtls tobacco and good misceliane~
GUS trip. She returned at noon with a
moderate trip.
with fair trip. She reshipped 800 COT
vile.
The Mary Miller is advertised to leaxD
for st. Louis this evening.
The United States arrived from Louis.
vile this morning with fair trip, in
cluding 26 brls cabbage, 26l bris pota~
toes, "a bags peanuts, 8 bales rags. do
brls lime, 100 stands berries, 80 boxes
starch, Ill brls cement, 70 empty kegs.
7 brls whisky, sand Al brls apples. She
Will return tnls evening.
The Andes will arrive from Wheeiag
to-day and return tomorrow.
The Glasgow will arrive from Evans
willie to-day and return tomorrow. :,
Tne James d. Parker will arrive to-
day, and return to Memphis Saturday.
The Trout from Ripley, had a geoA
trip, including brls whisky, 90 beer
kegs, 80 pork brls, I20 lard tierces, and
40 hhds tobacco. She returned at noon.
The new Virgis Lee will arrive from
Madison to-day, and leave for Kanawha
Saturday In place Of the Julia No. q.
The Charles Morgan left New Orleans
last night with 100 passengers and 20a
tons.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The James Gilmore passed down Lass
night from Pittsburg, en- route to St.
Louis. She will take the John G lmore,s
tow to St. Louis.
The Liberty No passed up last night.
She has four bargss containing ore and
cement and two empty barges.
The Iron Mountain 10 laid up at the
foot of Burlington awaiting water. !
MISCELLANEOUS.
The dredge-boats Uswego and Ohfo
are at work at Deadman.
The Argo has got through with has
contracts for removing distractions in
the Lower Ohio, and goes to Marietta %
retire.
Mr.. Graves, clerk Of the U. s. snag.
boat b. A. Woodruff, furnishes, to tie
Evansville Courier the following memo-
randa of the work performed below
Louisville, commencing at Hlgbes' Barr
She removed two snags weighing many
tons at Salt River Reach; 8, medium
size, Evans Landing; 2. one weighing 8
tons. New Boston; IA, one weighing %
tons, weighing 43, and weighing tons
each, Brandenburg, KY; l weighing Ii
tons, head Of Blue River island, g snags
weighing from to Ii tons, toot Of Blue
River Island; weighing IL tons, Clover
port, KY; weighing 81 tons, RobbinsP
Landing; weighing Az tons. Yellow
Greek; weighing IL IONS, Rockport.
Ind; weighing 16 tons. Snvder's Land
ingi 8 Weighing N. TX and 231i tons.
and So tons; French Island, A weighing
3N, 9, 1871 and 1914 tons. and. at Three
NJ lie, 2 weighing N and Is tons. Sine
also removed the wreck of the nme-boat
sunk in Salt River reach four years
ago; also the coal barges sunk at Mar.
mons Landing, KY, by the Alice Browu,
IL months ago.
The United States Marshal yesterday
seld the Era No. 8. here, to r. Ii. Wooi-
folk, of Louisville, for $4,000.
There are 1,S00 brls. cement aud 3A
bales sheeting and batting awaiting taa
Mary Miller at Louisville.
Captain A. L Branch, ofthe Pomersy
Salt Works, is In st. Louis.
Mr.. l. r. Permission, late clerk in tha
keokuk N Northern Line Packet Company,
died Tuesday morning, at St. Louis. %
lung diseare. His body was 20 be
brought TO Cincinnati for interment. He
leaves wife and one child, aud had hin
lite insured in their favor for $4,000.