The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21

The river receded inches in the q hours
ending at noon to-day, with feet inches
Steady rain this morning. Weather cloudy,
with favorable indications of continuous rains
this afternoon
Business dull this morning on the Public
Landing
The following steamers We're in port ut noon:
Cons. Millar. Vnt shinklc, Golden Crown,
Golden City, Potomac, BoStona, Wildwood,
City of Portsmouth, Exchange, Firgie Lee,
RoUert Mitchell, United States, Ben. Franklin
an j. s. Bransturd,
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The fast Bostona came down this morning,
and will return to huntington promptly at
4:S0 O'Clock This afternoon. She makes con-
ncction with the I. IL U. Railroad for all East
ern cities Captain Isaac Bryson commands.
The City Of Portsmouth will return 10 Chilo
this afternoon at o'c,ock sharp.
The Wildwood arrived this morning, and re-
turned to MaysYlllG ut noon.
The A. L. Norton will be down tonight, and
return to Ripley at noon tomorrow.
The fast and pretty Vir=ie Lee, Captain W.
H. Kirby master, Andy J. Harrigan clerk,
came up this morning from Madison, and wlii
return at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Ben. Franklin arrived This morning from
CarrOllton.
The popular and reliable packet Cons. Mil
lar will leave this evening, sure, for Evans
vile, CAIRO and Memphis direct, with Captain
W. L. Tichenor in command and MI. James
Wilson in the Office
The large and fine steamer Potomac arrived
this morning, and will return to PomUroy this
evening. Captain James Kirker commands
and Captain Watt Shedd in the Office.
The United states arrived from Louisville
this morning, anu will return this evening"
The Cherokee and Fanch0n arrived at New
Orleans yesterday, and the U. Z. Schenck left
there for this city.
The Charles Morgan, going down, passed
Cairo yesterday.
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lar, and leave for Memphis saturday.
Capt. Geo. w. keye's light-draught and ele-
CANT steamer Exchange is at the City Wharf
loading for Pirtsburg, and will depart this
evening. MI. Maddy does the h0n0rs of the
Office.
IheJ. S. Bransrord arrived from Evansville
last nj gllt, and Will return this evening.
The Golden City arrived last night from New
Orleans.
to PittsDurg tomorrow.
The Mary Elizabeth will arrive from Evans
vile this afternoon. She was lying ut the foot
of Fifth street this morning Uischarging
freight.
TOwBOA AT MOVEMENTS.
To-day's Louisville Courier journal says:
sIhp Condor arrived from Pomeroy yesterday
morning with two barges of salt and two
barges of coal for A. ii. DugaH, and returned
with tow OF empty bargcs. The Jos. Verne
left yesterday morning with tow of empty
barRes for PIttsburg. The John Gilmore
is coming up with tow en- route to
PittsDurg. The Look out and barGes arrived
from Evansville at dark and left last night
for Pomeroy with a low of empty barges. The
MINK, with tow Of barges loaded with lre-
brick and fre-cIay, arrived from New Cum
berlaud, W. Va, yesterday, and lay at the
tow head all day. She Will probably pass
down to-day for the Mississippi River, where
sne viii sell out her cargo ut different points"
BoE-HANDs' GOSSIP.
Capt. Tx. r. Whitaker viii return home to
P,Utsburg Tonight or Tomorrow.
Louisville Courier Journal to-day: "Ihe
Nashville arrived at dark last night from
Nashville with a big trip. Her quarts were
in the water. After coalng here she left for
Cincinnati. She will enter the Nashville and
Cincinnati trade, and continue IN there as long
as the water will permit"