The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05
sTEAMBOAT MOyEMENTs.

at the Water-works.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The General Lyle, from Louisville,
ries, 204 brls potatoes, u empty half
barrels, "a empty kegs, 16
bales hay, 12O bdls bagglng,
81 bags wheat, $50 boxes starch,
Al hhds and 20 boxes tobacco. She will
return this evening, -. The Ben. Frank
lin arrived from Madison with a good
trip. Her principal items of fre ght
were as follows: 1000 lbs scrap iron, 90
bales hops, "a bales hay, 1874
bales straw, l29 brls potatoes.
IL brls apples and 1T tierces lard. She
will return at her regular hour this
afternoon. :. The Vint. ShInkle leaves
for Memphis this evening. Capt. Jas.
Remission is her able commander, and
W. f. Mcintyre is her competent
clerk. -. Capt. j. l.. Carters magnificent
stern wheel steamer U. p. ScnencH will
depart Ior New Orleans this evening.
Without doubt the Schenck is one of the
finest packets that plies on the OHIO
River. :. The Bonanza, from Ports
mouth, had 108 hhds tobacco. She re-
tomac arrived from Pomeroy
this morning and will return this even
ing :. The Julia No. arrived this
morning from Kanawha. She left here
last Saturday at p. NJ. and returned
at 4 O'Clock this morning, making the run
OF tve hundred and fifty miles in five
days and fourteen hours. The Yirgie
Lee will depart for Kanawha this
evening, with Capt. j. V. Reynolds in
command and James Ii. StraIton in the
office. .. The James ID. Parker left Mem.
phls yesterday for Cincinnati with 1000
bales cotton, 40 passengers The Granite
State lett Plttsburg yesterday for Gin
cinnati. :. The Charles Morgan will ar
rive from New Orleans this evening".
The Bostona will be the regular Hunt
ington packet leaving this evening.
The City oil Portsmouth will depart for
Chilo at her regular hour this afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There are now 10 DargeS coal ON the Pi
oneer waiting for rise, to get OF.
Shipments Of nails from the Norton
Iron-works, for the week ending July
29-715 kegs. :. Elijah Pierce and Tay-
lor Wells will plot the Vint Shinkle to
Memphis .Johu Emerie and Oscar
Whitten are the U. r. Schenck's pilots.
The Thompson Dean is to be
sold ON the 17th instant at Louis.
willie. :. The steamer Modoc, that was
sunk in Elk River last Thursday
week, is now on the Gallipolis
docks receiving thorough REPAIRS.
Capt. j. d. Hegler yesterday contracted
with the Marine Railway tOr new STERN
wheel steamer 275 feet long, 40 leet beam,
and 6 feet inches depth OF hold. She
with have three boilers 46 inches in diam
eter and28 feet long, with SIX 10-inch
flues. Her machinery will be that in The
present Louisville-22.inch cylinders, 8
feet stroke. Her cabin will be 1S0 teet
long, with stateir ooms 8 feet square. The
new boat will be built alter the model Of
the Golden Rule, but % ieet longer and 2
Or 8 inches wider, and her boilers will be
similar to those in the Bonanza. She
will carry 1,500 tons; VIII be completed
in 80 days, and will ply between Cincin-
natland New Orleans... Capt. Davidson
being in Keokuk tue other day, an
swered a reporter, saying that business
was 80 dull he could not afford to name
either OF his new boats.
Manifest of Steamer Julia No. 2,
from, Kanawha to Cincinnati-S.
Woolfstein, 20 sacks glue scraps;
Laidley, u Blackmore, 900 barrels salt
j. ,& S. A.. Sachs, i box shoes
IL. A. Holden g Co., box ginseng,
rolls feathers, l bag beeswax; Gam.
brinus Stock Company, boxes bottles;
Wayne & Ratternan, 3 hhds tobacco
FL. ii. Miller q Co., l box chickens; G.
Bodmann 81 Co., 1 mid tobacco; u. Gun
ter. 5000 leet lumber; Barrett, Waters
& Lewis, 94,375 staves.