The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

2 inches and railing. WeaCner cfeaf anu Co'h
IRoNToN, o., April 25-10:18 A. M.-River
railing slowly. Bengal Tiger, james Is. WIZ
liams, James A. Backinsie, Mary Ann, Boaz.
storm, HerGal 8, Samuel Clarke, Roinns and
ID. L. Lane pas ed down with coal. COBB Cecil
left at 10 a. M. with iron for CINCINNATI BOs-
tona up at $3.50 A. NJ, Cros Icy for Pomeroy at
z A. NJ.
PORTSMOUTH. o.. April 25ulo:5S A. M;-hiver
q feet ana rising slowly. Weather clear and
pleasant. Passed up: Bostona, A. M; Tele-
graph, . A. NJ, Hudson uuc up at III A. nj.
Pa sed down.: Bengal fIger, A: M b. u.
Wood, y A. NJ: Samuef Iarke, l0:io A. M
Joseph Williams, l0;30 A. M, and others from
Plttsburg containing coal are coming. FANNIE
Dugan due from Huntington at II A. M. u 's-
iona and ONO are due Tonight Locals all on
time.
LOUISVILLE, KY April 25-ll A MAR
rivea: United states and Fawnif from
ri tsburg; Ed. Hobbs with the Nail
CiUy tow, from wheeling; Nashville,
from Tennessee RIVER. The Fawn reahips
her freight on me Grey Eagle, and lays up at
Jeffersonvilic. Departed: John l. Roads, ior
ST. Louis, at 10 A. Al. River seven feeG elghC
inches on The iails.
dispatches to the Merchants Exchanged
OIL CITY, PA, April 25-l1:l5 A. M-AIle-
gheny River 5 feet 3 incnes and falling
Weather clear and cool. Wind west. Their
m0meterH ".
BROWNSVILLE. PA. April 25--10 A. NJ
M0noug \ aheIa River Q feet anu falling
Weather fair.f Thermometer 5S Wind south
east.
PrrTssURa, PA., April 25-l2ll P. M.--River
s feet Ii inches and falling. Weather clear.
Wind northwest Thermometer SO.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 25-9:36 A. NJ
Kanawna River Z feet 8 inches. Weather
clear and calm. Thermometer 6S.
,.,o, f,Il;,,,, h,.va pooy, to-daxy
with 2 feet inches in tho channel.
The following steamers were in port Mt noon !:
Fleetwood, Potomac, Louis A. Sherley Wild
wood, Chas. Mo gan, Mary houston, Chero-
kee, James W. Gah, Cons Millar, Exchange,
Minnie, Dessie Pearl, City OF Portsmouth, Geo.
cheek and Gen. Lptle.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS
Capt. JAS kirEcT's regular upper river
packet TX :haHge, W. A. Maidy, clerk, takes
her departu this evening without IAN Tor
Wheeling ami Pt sburE direct
The eOmmodiOu@ Chesapeake and ONO kali
road packet, Fleetwood, leaves at A z. NJ,
sharp, for Huntington
Thr favorite JAS. W. Gaff will depart this
evening iOr evansville, Lalro and Memphls.
Cant. 4. w, Wise is her agreeaD g comnlan der,
and Col. ) ID. Moore her obliging chief CLERK.
Fhe Geo. W. Check, Capt. W. H. KIRBY,
master: John q. Long. CLERK, arrived tins
mo nlng and will return to Vevay this alter
noon.
morning q Id will return this eN ening
can't A tiJerL SIZE MS m4minoth HAS Morgan
will positively leave for New o leans this eve
hlng. Harry W. Stein prcsides IN The oihee.
/ he FaWn left lor Evansville last evening,
with Il moderate trip.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived last night, and
will relurn TO Carr,,ilton tn afternoon.
capt Gnts. Miiler's elegant steamer, Mary
Houston, is announced to leave Tor New Or
leans this evening. MIR. A. Elliott is her COM
| petont clerk. assisted by Gordon Wayne.
The Potomac Will return to POmeroy this
evening leaving from tne wharfboat, fooC oi
Broadway.
turned to Maysvle to-day at noon
Inc KobU. Mitcnell Will arrive from New Or
leans this afternoon and retu saturday.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Thomas w. Means, from St. Louis en-
route to Iron, on. arrived ms morning at l0:3u
O'clock with barges iron ore
the following Of the PittsDurg Goa fl set ar
rived this morning with lows of coal and coke:
Tom DouswUrth AT 6 \. NJ, Enter. II C and
Fred. Wilson No. 2 at 6:t5 A. NJ, My Choice at
8 A. M., Sa -. Brown 1t o:3o A. NJ, Resolute al
IL A. Nj and \. j. Bigey at II NJ.
Ihr Liberty No. A, irom ST. Louis for Pome-
vow. passeI up at 5:3U o'clocN this morning
win barge, corn and empty barges.
The HaN keye No. 2 left ut q A. III. fJr Kama
wha Il yer with tow OF empty bargeS.
BoAp-HkNDS' GOSSIP.
The Thos. sherlock alde " hhds TOBACCO
ami 100 brls fl ,ur at Pad duCth.
TEe C4uc nnati and Evansville packet Fawn
has quit the trade, and lay5 up on her arrival
nc LOUSY He to-day.
Among the recent marriage licenses issued
by the Hamilton ounty ProUaue Court, is that
of nr + anK Il. ~hunk aud Mrs. Nj +. Rash.
The cow" gLon Docs Company has contracted
with kentucky River partIes to bniid hay
boat I3 feet long, "A feet wide anul3 feet dlep
to De completed and delivered a. CarrOllton
Ky., in eign5 DAYS
rne cow gton Dock Company has also con.
tracted TO disIaanGlu tic Nick LOnSworth aud
DuId the hull lI 0 barge.
| Ihe Putoniac this moruing reshipped $50 brlf
salt on the Jas. W. q II, aid l5 Gurs iron and
~ u Kegs ails ON thc Cnas. Morgan.
rne Exchdngi, leaving this evening for
PttLsburg, wit nave u Iair PASSENGER trip and
about I5U tins VI IN, sht. She has 'ngage-
m tents aOuye as lollows: 40 tons iron at Il "
cr,ou 40J SKIS co Ii ut Portsmouth, 100 SKIS corn
at Proct to sville, 1000 SKIS corn ut WlnterJhnes,
/ 3OJ SKIS cor at DauloS's La1dlng antlOJ bales
8 raw AZ Rig 8 l. ,ndlng. George HuGhes and
Geo Ljltle. 0u VII, b. hur piJs.
The Lronbia wnIch resulted 1. ON the way tho
Alex, Kenuall was sold Is still glowing, but
Capt. " cs. Jacobs, who was the last purchaS-
er. will probably reUaIn her. ne III nave her
reuairetl, pu ia running order, and take her 10
tile missouri River.