The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS,


The U. p. schenck is at the wharf
loading for New Orleans. She will
leave tomorrow. Captain j. L. Carter
commands. The city of Portsmouth
will leave for Chilo this afternoon
The Fannie Moore departed for New
| Orleans Saturday with 80 pass
engers and 800 tons freight. -. The
Vint ShinkIe for Memphis had a
moderate passenger "trip and 800 tons
freight. The Trout, for White River,
had 100 tons freight. The Vlrgie Lee
and other outgoing packets received fair
trips. The Louis A. Sherley arrived
from Madison this morning. She will
leave for CarrolltOn this afternoon
Ihe Bannock City arrived this morning,
and Will leave this afternoon for Car
rolIton :. E. The OHIO No. 4 arrived last
night from Pomeroy, and will return
this evening E. The Fleetwood arrived
yesterday from huntington. She will
return this afternoon. The Ben,
Franklin arrived this morning from Lou
isville, and will return this evening
The Cons. Milar will he the next Mem
phis packet, leaving dnesday E. The
Mary Miller came off the Eureka Docks
to-day, and the Julia No. 2 was to 20 on.
... Tue stern-Wheel steamer Rosa Mil.
Ter, Captain Thomas Darragh, struck a
stump and sunk at 3 O'Clock SATURDAY.
afternoon, near swan Lake, forty miles
below Pine Bluff. The obstruction
passed the hull aft of the boilers, and the
boat settled in six feet of water directly
upon it. She had OH cargo of five hun
dred bales OF cotton, chiefly destined to
the Memphis market. The vessel is ill.,
ured in Cincinnati tflices for $4,000
Mr. Stewart and Mat. Downs were the
pilots. The Arkansas Belle broke several
timbers on the Kentucky rock Of the
Grand Chain, Saturday, and went to
Paducah for repair. The Arlington
lett New Orleans Tor Cincinnati Satur-
day.. The Chas. b. Church arrived
last night from New Orleans .. The u
S. snag boat, Il. A. Woodruff, departed
this morning Tor Cairo. Before leaving
she removed a large log from the river
Just above the mouth of l. cking. Sue
will remove distractions from the river
between here and Cairo. The Emma
Graham will not go to Marietta this
evening as announced. She will lay
here and wait Tor wafer sufficient to let
her through to Plttsburg :. Capt. Lew.
KaLes decided this morning to load the
Thomas Sherlock for New Orleans to
leave Thursday. The U. p. ScheHck
received 700 brls potatoes from the
Louis A. Sher ey this morning.
ToWBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Iron Mountain viii leave the ore
pile about Thursday for Pittsburg with
five barges ore -. The Etna will arrive
to-day from IronUon with a tow OF pig
iron The Kanawha, from Pomeroy,
and the Alex. Chambers, from Kanawha
River, are due to-day. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
The price paid by Coles Circus Com
pany for the Ella Hughes was So, 100
cash.. The crib being built at Whites
dam by Captain Hoag, for the improve
ment Of navigation at that point, is pro-
finely. He has now about
twenty men az work. The crib will b.
about three hundred feet in length.
built of logs and planked, and will be
filled in with iron Stag. A most substan-
tial job is expected, when completed :.
The Champion Towboat Company were !
to remove some OF their barges |
out OF Licking River this morning
Capt. 7. Anschutz is in the city. We
are informed that his new boat, now at |
Madison, will be ready for business in |
about three weeks. {. Capt. John j. Dar- |
ragh telegraphed Capt. Geo. W. Neare |
this morning that he thought the Rosa |
Miller could not be raised. She has "a |
stump through her bottom.