The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-20
northeast. Thermometer, "A. Weather
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.

cloudy.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Andy Baum will leave Wednesday
for Memphis .... The Golden Rule left
for New Orleans early yesterday morn
ing with 600 tons freight and 40 cabin
passengers The Ohio No. arrived
last night rom POmeroy and will return
this evening :. The Fleetwood arrived
this morning, and will re. arm this alter
noon to Huntington....T The James D..
Parker departed Saturday for Memphis
with moderate passenger trip
and 800 tons freight. The Telegraph
left tor MaysVille al noon to-day line
City OF Portsmouth will leave this after
noon for Chto. The Virgie Lee for
Kanawha and other outgoing packets
Saturday reclved fair packet trips.
rhe Bannock City brought in another
splendid trip this morning from
Nj adison. She will leave ior Vevay at 3
O'clock this afternoon. The Donnally
lett New Orleans lor Cincinnati, Satur-
day. :. the Gen. Lytle arrived this
! morning and will return to Louisville
| this evening. The Louis A. Shirley
arrived this morning from Madison and
will leave tnIS afternoon or CAIRO lton..
| The Thomas Sherlock and U. Z. schenck
will arrive Tonight from New Orleans.
The former will return Wednesday ....
The Chas. Morgan arrived at New Or
leans Saturday evening, and Will leave
there Wednesday for Cincinnati. ... The
Mary Miller will be found at the Wharf
to-day loading Tor ST. Louis, to leave
w Wednesday. w hen the Charles b.
Church lett New Orleans she had 15O
hhds sugar, 500 brls molasses and 25C
tons iron, rags, etc. The +. U. Stan
nard left New orleans tor st. Louis on
Thursday with 1860 bars railroad iron
125 brls molasses, 200 pkgs miscellaneous
| freight and 300 sacks SALT. The
Emma Graham arrived late saturday
nignt from Pittsburg, and returned
Sunday morning early, with the barge
in tow which she had at the Wharf
Saturday evening. She transferred the
| freight on board ana left the barge al
Ripley, where the ONO No. 4, on hel
down trip, picked it up and brought il
back.
ToWBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Charley McDOuald is coming with
Sc, 600 bu coal, 10000 bu coke, and 5OU
tons railroad iron for Cincinnati. The
Champion No. 7 was engaged in moving
barges from Licking River, yesterday,
anticipating a freshet. The Il. M. Nor.
ton arrived this morning from Pomeroy
with 6 barges OF sat. Just above the
city she broke her doctor and was COM
pelled to stop here for repairs, which
she completed and then proceeded to
st. Louis The Robin, from Nashville,
arrived this morning with barge OF
timber The Lion came down from
Pitts burg loose, last night, and returned
with tow OF empty barges.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
Capt. Tiff. Strlder has not sold the
steamer David Sinton to parties in
Yicksburg, as reported, they having
| failed to comply with the terms ..
| The report or the Government bridge
at Davenport for the season of naviga-
ton now just closing on the Upper Mis-
| sissippi shows that, during the past
eight months, 990 steamboats, have
passed the bridge going northward, and
| 970 going south; the number Of barges
going north was $50, and going south
| 343, and the total number of RATS was
! GIG. Captain +. Ames Fisher, clerk OIL
| The John Means, Will make a trip in the
office OF the Mary Miller TO st. Louis and
| return, while the John Means is laid uL
here awaiting a trip to New Orleans.
| Yesterday the Eckert took large lot o
! freight into Cairo, which was recovered
from the wreck Of the Arlington. The
| work is about half complete. ... Satur
days St. Louis Globe-Democrat con
tanned the following: "Capt. James
Clarke, Of the Upper Missouri River
steamer E. II. Durlee, arrived yester.
day from Yankton, where he left his
steamer laid up for the winter;
as also the Key West, Far West,
Josephine and Carroll. The G. w,
Mead, Silver Lake and FontenelIe were
above, but were expected to winter at
the same port. Royalty is gaining rap.
idly in this free country, and TO prove it,
princess was born yesterday morning
in this city. Mr.. John W. King, Super.
intendent of the Kountz Line, is the
elated parient. Mother and daughter
doing ell.". Capt. Cole, of the Robert
PeeDles, returned from Rome, o., this
morning, on the Ohio.