The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
River News.

The river fell l foot lO inches here a1
the twenty -four hours ending az 3 A. Mq
with II feet in the channel. -
Special to the STAR: ...
PIrTsBURG, August 1913 A. M.-RiTEi
2 feet IL inches and rising. Weathsi
cloudy. Their. rs deg. Wind west
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The large and reliable steamer Golden
Rule will leave for New Orleans tisis
evening with upward OF i've huas
dred toms of freight. Her engars
ments below are large. She has
excellent passenger accommodations.
Captain 2. r. Shinkle commands as1
W. II. Shaw is her agreeable clerk
The Trout from Ripley had "A bids OF
tobacco, and the Bonanza from Ports
mouth had 81. They return at noSa
with fair trips. The Virgie Lee Will
leave for Kanawna this evening. The
Bostona arrived this morning, and wlh
return to Huntington this afternoon. -.
The Potomac will leave for Pomer1y this
evening =. The magnificent stsameE
James w. Gatf will leave for Memphis
this evening. Her passenger accomme'
dations are OF the very best. Capt. Ben
Wise commands, and Mr.. Ed. Miller
and Joe Meyer are her accomplished
clerks The Fanchon will leAyp fUr
Pittsburg this evening. Capt. Z. "
Sweeney commando. .. The ChampioA
No. 8 will make an excursion to A;a-
gusta, Kentucky, tomorrow, and al4
Wildwood will make one 10 L0uiss
vile, leaving this evening from
the foot of Broadway. The Geneba4
Lyle, from Louisville, had q good trfH
including head Of stock, 81 bris iinEA
400 brls cement, 225 bxs starch, "a bris
potatoes, 33 bales rags, 81 bales papsl
waste, 10 brls whisky, S6 sacks peaRulSs
81 brls rosin, 10 bales straw, 20 tcs iaRUs
8O6 sacks wheat, 10 tcs ham and % emR.I
kegs. She will return this evening &c
The Ben. Franklin arrived from MadissM
this morning, and will return this eEaGH
ing. .s /
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS. !
The W. +. Gaylord passed up with&o
empty barges from Louisville en- FouJs
10 Ashland. The Robert PEBBLES ap
rived with miscellaneous tow trou
Pomeroy.. The Little Condor arrixod
yesterday from Evansville with a tow o.
empty barges. She will add to her toN
here two model barges and one s4uI&
barge and proceed up the river Sod
Pomeroy this evening &C.. The WhR&
will pass down to-day for St. LouiR
The Salvor No. lett ST. Louis for AaH
nibal Wednesday afternoon, where SHa
will raise the span Of the bridge tAad
was carried away by the Dictator. y
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t Is Sam. Hill whs will engineer ftf
Grand Republic. Joseph Hartupee's Be@
ond on the Republic mas also Resigned 8
The Shannon, when she lets New Orisnaf
last Wednesday, for Cincinnati, had All
tons OF assorted freight and y taiE psl
senser list. Capt. q. q, Arthur. hci
clerk, still retains bis interest In hsN
having purchased 1t back from CapE
Jack W. Blanks -. Monday last, al
Ksokuk, was the day ses for nxsn3
the damages In the case of sud
Enterpr se We. the steamer Colossal
but 1t was found In the fnerniag lid
Judge Loves illRess would prevent al
attendance at Court. -. The Robe1S
Mitchell is adyertised to leave New tak
leans this evening, -, St Louis kspg.S
fican: "Will. Thorn Gays the Nod
Miller has engaged q large amount a
cement at Leulsville for st, Louis.&
There is little strike among We ni3sss
ers in the Canuelten (KapArhal cesI
mines over wages, Tie diksreAce Il
very small, The Sovereign was AaiH
In 1855, and cost sa3, ,ooal ct. PasrjeA 81
lso2, $4,000, Sioux City, 1851, ;aS,eo I
Stephen DECATUR, 1871 $4,000; skyiar:s
1858, $50, 900; Sam. K,,rkMsn, % &sAs
900; S2m. Gaty, 1860, ss4,oo0s SsHsair !
1850. $4,000; Soutbwes:ars, 1877, -
e00j sultana, 1888, S55, 900, Sucker sssas
1850, SS6 900; Scuyler, 1888, $as 900, "a u
Young, 1860, $l3. 600. The Badaook Cts,
collided with the Gen. Lyle as EisissI
aspa Tuesday night. No damage.