The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-01
RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling slowly at 10 A.
M, with 10 feet inches in the channel,
a fall of 7 inches in twenty-four hours.
PrrTsBURG, Nov. 10 A. M.-River 6
feet and rising. Weather dark and
hazy. Wind east. Their. 81.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The light draught steamer Fanchon,
Capt. 7. G. Sweeney master, will leave
this evening for'Pittsburg. E. The Ban
mock City arrived on time this morning
from Veyay, and will return at herusual
hour this afternoon, O'Clock The
CITY Of Portsmouth arrived, and will
return to Chilo this afternoon 81. The
fine steamer A. g. DOnnally is loading,
to leave his evening for New Orleans.
She had fair lot of freight on board
this morning and about twenty passen-
gers registered. Mr.. Ed. A. Donnally
is her accomplished chief clerk, and
Mr.. Frank. DJnnally her receiving
clerk. The JAS. D. Parker will
depart Tor Memphis this evening with a
good trip. e.. The Bostona arrived this
morning from Huntington, and will re-
turn this afternoon. -. The Potomac will
be the regular Pomeroy packet to-day.
wharlboat, fooJ OF Broadway The
Louis A. Shirley arrived and will re turn
to Carrollton this afternoon. The Flor
ence Meyer will leave for New Orleans
this evening. The United States ar
rived from Louisville this morning and
Will return this evening. E. The Tele-
graph arrived last night and returned to
MaysYille at noon. =. The Glasgow
will depart this evening for Evansville.
The Hudson left last evening for
Wheeling with a good trip. .. The Emma
Graham is announced to leave Pittsburg
to-day for Cincinnati. The Cherokee
left New Orleans for Cincinnati yester-
day &c. The Chas. b. Church in taking
her barge over the falls yesterday morn
ing swung it around and lodged it on the
dam, where it stuck fast, but lay
straight. She left Louisville for New
Orleans last evening -. The Golden Rule
going down passed VIcksburg yester-
day -. The steamer j. Nj. Kerr was re-
sold Monday by the United States Mar
ham and Daniel Polsley for $1,000. She
will run in the Kanawha trade in place
of the West Virginia, while the Virginia
is undergoing repairs at GallipOlis
The Andy Baum arrived early this morn
ing from Memphis and will return
Saturday. She reshipped 81 bales cotton
on the Fanchon to PltLsburg.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Robert PEBBLES will leave for
Pomeroy to-day with a tow of empty
Rover arrived at IL O'Clock
last night from st. Louis with barges
loaded with 1,100 tons miscellaneous
freight. She discharged 600 brIs -four
here and has 200 for huntington. She |
eft for Pitts burg this morning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
George Lightner and James Willis are
jhe GlasgoW's pilots e. Mate John New
ION is now on the James d. Parker,
Captain w. Honshell will leave for the |
Centennial the latter part OF the week. |
:. Lew. Rice goes clerk on the Fan
,hon :. Pilot Jim Kelso, of the Madison |
packet Champion No. 8, left lor the Gen.
,enuial yesterday. Capt. W. Ii. Harri-
son will handle the wheel during his
lbsence. :. Lew. Schraag and Joseph |
5rey Will be the Jas. D. Parker's pilots.
Capt. Thomas Greenlee and Marsh |
lays we're the Rover's pilots from here.
Josiah Jacobs was her pilot to this port.
The following are the amounts of
aIt received during the month of Octo-
er by barges: Roots 81 Co., 1890 brls;
y g. NJ. Holloway, 1921; by E. V. Rog-
rs, 450. Total, S,507 brls.