The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-21
RIVER INTllLLIGENCE.

hA LIN In ILLl1EN CEs
OIL CITY. PA, Sept. 2l--!O A M-Alle-
gheny klver 7 inches and falling. ThermoMe-
ter 10. Wind south. Weather cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Sept. 2.-9:5J a. M.-Mo-
nonEahea River feet inches and rising
slowly. " Gather fair. Thermometer 81. Wind
east.
PIrTsBURG, PA. Sept. gl-g:3O A. M..-Rivcr
~ inches ana falling. Weather clear.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Sept. 2l-l0:3O A. NJ
kanawha River feet 2 inches. Thermometer
80. Weather oudV ami calm.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 2l-l:I5 p. H.
River rising with foot | inches in the chute
ON the Falls Arrived: Ben. Franklin, from
Cincinnati; Eldyyie, from Vevay; Fawr,
from Henderson to Portland. Capt. Il. ".
Dugan is IN the city, en- route for the south, on
Dusln IS for the Underwriters wreckinS boat
Weather clear ana pleasant
The river was rising slowly here at noon TO-
day, with feet inches III the channeI-a rise
OF inches in twenty four hours
Weather partially cloudy aud cool.
Business tair
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Get. Pike, Louis \. Sherley, Exchange, w. l.,
Thompson, Wildwood, City Of Portsmouth,
Virglc Lee, MaryIAliICr, NInt Shlnkle ana
Golden Crown.
TOwBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The J. 5. Necl Will start w TIA river with an
empty tow this afternoon
The Cobb Cecil arrived from Iront1n this
morning with a miscellaneous tow, consisting
OF two barkGs Lumber, l barge tanbark and :
barges pig iron,
The kanaWha No. 2 proceeded to Pomeroy
last night
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS
The fast and reliable ". =. thompson, Can't
HOd knowles master. Mr. Nat Earhart clerk
Will return to Galllpotls and P,,mcroy this
evening, leaving from the foot of Broadway.
The LOUIS ~. Sherley arrived this morning
from Carroliton, and will leave at p. NJ. Tor
Mad son and all Intermediate points.
The iIGht-Graught aud popular packet Bx-
change will be Chc regular Chesapeake Il ONO
Railroad packet, leaving this eveuing for
Huntington. Her CAief officers are Cant Jas.
kirker master and Cap. Watt She Id clerk,
both of whom are efficient and clever gentle-
men.
he Salt Valley lett for Pomeroy last even
ing with light trip. she will leave here again
on Monday
lhe new Gen. Pike will be the Mail-boat,
leaving for LJuisVlIIe this evening" She will
take passengers and freight Tor the south and
reshlp at Louisville.
The Nirgie Lee arrived this morning, and
will return TO Madison this afternoon.
The city of Portsmouth leaves at 2, NJ, for
New Richmond and ChlO.
The Wildwood arrlyeu this mOrnIng, and re-
turned to, Maysyllle at noon.
BOAT-HANDs' GOSSIP
The wharfage receipts for the week ending
last night, amounted TO $685. $40 of which was
footed up by the Big sandy Packet Company
Captain Hicks, who owned the Carond,.le
I is negotiating for the bismarck. to run IRON
| A dIsnatch rc,rived i1St "iohS f,,,,, ,ro,,.
| gomery, Alabama, saws the Warrior RIVER hac
Tisen 6j f.ct and is stJIl risin% liver ns us
entire country is submerged. and the ioss ~ 40
crops is CaianltUuS.
MIR. Ed Munleman. clerk of tno Apdos oo,,,o
down from WheelIng Yesterday
Captain A. j. Ross is in the city. Ho caroo
| up from Louisville this morning.
The Grand Republic WAS built out Of the
Great Republic at ST. Louis early last wear, at
a cost of $4,000. Her insurance ytuatIon
was $l25,OO0. The lmiJ of her insurance was
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