The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-13

The river was about stationary here
at noon with 8 feet 10 inches in the
channel.
PTrTsBURG, October 13-9 A. M.-Rver
3 feet 8 inches and falling. Weather
thick ioggy and very dark; IrOst. Their
mometer 40 deg. Wind southeast.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Exchange VIII leave for Pomeroy
this evening The City of Portsmouth
will resume her place in the Cincinnati
and Chic trade to-day. She will leave
from the wharf-boat, foot of Walnut
street, at z. NJ, and every day at the
same hour hereafter. .. The Trout, that
has been running in her place, will lay
up, and, after receiving necessary
repairs, she will load for White
River where she will stay hereafter. -,
The Jas. W. Gatf will leave for Memphis
tomorrow. The Cherokee is ut the
New Orleans Whart.boat loading. She
is fine stern-Wheel steamer, with un-
surpassed facilities for handling and
storing freight, and her passenger ac-
is of light draught, and will go through
without detention. Captain George
Wolf commands, and Mr.. A. Byers
mas cnarge. of her office, as
sisted by Captain w. Il. Keyts.
The Virgie Lee will 1.rive this evening
from KanaWna, and return tomorrow,
Her principal item of freight is 5000 SKIS
corn Capt. Ii. U. Harris new steam
Ell, A. g. DonnalIy, will be completed
and ready lor business next week. She
is now receiving her furniture and out
tit. .. The Wildwood arrived from Mays
vile last night, and will lay up TO be re-
paired. She will go to Madison Sun
day, where she will be heightened forty
Ieet. The Telegraph Will ply in the
Maysviile trade while the Wildwood is
being lengtnened. ... The C.B. Church left
New Orleans for Cincinnati yesterday.
... The Bostona Will resume her trips in
the railroad line to Huntington to-day.
She will leave from LIE wharfboat foot
of Broadway at 2. NJ. .. The Ben.
Franklin will leave for Louisville this
evening. =. The Louis A. Sherley is the
regular Carrollton packet leaving this
afternoon from the wharfboat foot OF
Vine street.. Tue Robert Mitchell will
leave lor New Orleans Saturday The
Thomas Sherlock coming from New Or
leans for Cincinnati passed Evansville
Yesterday The Andes arrived last
night from Wheeling and VIII return
this evening. she had big trip includ-
ing 5000 kegs nails, 70 DrlS tar, 10 stands
grapes. 800 brls apples, 800 pkgs glass
ware, 70 Drls beans and 70 SKIS potatoes.
Sue reshipped on the Cherokee to New
Orleans L. 400 kegs nails, 2G2 brls apples,
20 pkgS glassware; ON the James w.
Gatf, 10 Memphis, 80 brls apples, 80
kegs nails; and on the Ben. Franklin, to
Louisville 400 kegs nails, 63 bdls sheet
iron ami 150 pkgs glassware
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wharfage receipts for the week end
ing last night, $92 80 e. AT Pittsburg,
Captain W. j. Kountz has contracted
for u new boat Tor the Upper Missouri
River trade, to be completed about the
first OF January 80. Navigation in Green
River is suspended on account of lew
water :. Cotton out of White River by
steamers to Memphis is 81 30 per bale,
and the freights are carried from here
at from 40 to 80 cents per cWt.. Chas.
Hunter takes the place of Mate j. j.
McCaDe, lately deceased, on the j. l..
Rhoads. Mr.. Osbon, of New Orleans,
Will speak tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock at Captain George w. Neaer's
office.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Charles Mcdonald and Sam.
Brown will arrive from Pitlsburg this
afternoon light after tow OF empty
Darges -. The Condor will arrive this
evening from Middleport with tow OF
coal,