The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
kEVi iGS INILLLI&EiGNC CE.

OIL CITY. Pa, Sept. $3.50 A. M.-AIle-
ghcny River 5 lncAGs and slalonary. Their
momctcr to. Wind southeast Weather clOu ly
| and cool.
BROwNsVILLE PA, Sept. 8-g:j8 A. M.-Mo-
non4nhela River feet . inches and station
ary. IhermometcrGj. W Gather cloudy. Wind
southwest.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Sept S-lJ:OO y. NJ
kanawha River l foot inches. Weather
cloudy. ind west. Thermometer 6%
PORTSMOUTH, O., sept. 8--ll:2O \. M.-River
feet inches and falling. No boats up or
down.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. S-1a:jD M.-Arived: :
Gen Pike, from Cincinnati; john G, Fletcher,
from lGll City; Fashion, from Rock port; Bile,
from NarrDlltOn; Nlgo, from Madlaun The T.
L. ilimiIn started TO Cairo tins morGlug, she
adds three hundred barrels cement at the re-
nrnS NIL. mere The rive receuing slowly with
81 inches III The Cana, and 10 inches on the
Fails. Weather clear M peasant.
The river rose IeGt here in the "a hours
ending at noon to-day, with feet ~ inches in
| the channel.
| Weather partially cloudy and cool.
Business brIsk and rates GOOD
| 1he 10AoWIng stea ners were in port Al noon:
Cotton valley, james d. Parker. Cons. Millar.
Emma Graham, Andes. y. l.. Morton, Ben,
Franklin, Jonn L. Knoaus Laura l.. puvis
Mollle Ragon and Irout.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The fine ana light draught packet Cotton
Nalley }. W. CarrOltOn, master, is at the civ
wharf receiving FOR Evansville and all inter-
mediate points; and viii leave this evening.
capt. W. I. ElChcnOr'S iayUrite Lower Oaio
River and Memphis packet, Cons. ill.laf, will
take her departure TINS evening. Mr.. James
Wilson has charge of the Office.
The Emma Graham arrived from Huutng-
| ton this morning, and VIII return THIS evoI-
ins.
The Ben. Franklin laid over and Will leave
this evening for Louisville.
The Mohe Ragon lett this afternoon for
POmeroy.
The Andes came down this morning and
returned to Portsmouth ut noon.
The Exchange Will be here tomorrow, and
le;urn to Huntington in the evening.
Inc John l.. khoad5 is the packet leaving
this afternoon for MuulsOn.
BOAT-HASDS' GOSSIP
Albert Shinkle, talG second clerk of the
sunken Golden Rule, returned, this morning,
from the East
United states Marshal, yesterday, at Evans
vilc for $6lU, to Sch lite, Irumun IL co., who
subs quently sold her to X. ,. frlplett and
George A. W WllIam>, for slight advance.
When the Golden City pas cd Memphis YES
terday she had 10 passengers and /, 20 tous OF
freight
The wharfage receipts for the week ending
last night amounted to $G4.
The Fanchon Will not come Of the ways be-
fore Monday. She will drop down w the wAaIf
and leave Tuesday for Wheeling.
John Evelyn and John Carroll will be the
Cons. Sliiar's pilots to Memphis.
Gus. HOnsheIl, the genial and polished Sec
ond clerk Of tue I. y y, Hai.roat Packet Elm
ma Graham, will stop of to-day to see his girl
amt take a look at the town,
The elevators here reCeIrcl from harros du
ring the month OF August Isl tons pig iron anu
2Sj tons manufactured iron.
Capt W. }. Abrams Will leave this evening,
for his home in Powhattan, twenty miles be-
low Wheeling.
Capt. W. r. Holcroft, who run the fanou4
Reindeer and the Grey Eagle. and anumbgr cf
other steamers between Louisville and Hen
ders0n and beGW en- Louisville auu NV Or
leans, is III the city. Capt. IIolcroft is now en-
gagged in business in Alton Ind.
The Cotton Valley got in aJ9 A. NJ. She did
a good business both going and coming, and
Will positively return to Evansville this even
ing. Capt j. W. carlton wishes it distinctly
understood that the Cotton Valley went through
to Evansville on her recent trip, ana did not
turn back from Owensboro as reported.
Mr. N. SatterWhlte, steamboat agent at
Louisville, returned from PitLsburg this morn
ing, and is the guest Of Capt. Frank Richard
son.
The Laura L. Davis will probably make a
few trips to Wheeling while the Canal is