The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29


schenck, James d. Parker, Emma Graham,
Nashville, q. w. Cneek, Trout, Gener al LSttc
Louis A. Sherley. Total pumDer, l6.
Dispatches to the Merchants Exchange.l
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Jan. 29--944 A. NJ
River 5 feet inches ana stationary. Weather
clear. thermometer 49, Wind east.
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 29-12:08 p. M.-River
5 feet inches and stationary Weather clear.
Wind west Thermometer 40.
OIL CITY, PA, Jan. 29--l0:O5 A. M.-River
2 feet inches and falling. Ice firm. Weather
clear. Wind south. Thermometer ~.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 29-g:50 A. n.
Kanawna River feet inches. Thermom-
eter "a. Wind southwest
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Ohio No. arrived last night from Pome-
roy, and will return this evening at O'Clock.
=. The C. b. Church will leave tomorrow for
New Orleans The George W. Cheek fine
side wheel st amer, commanded by Capt. W.
II. khby, late Of the suukcn steamer Bannock
City, makes her hrst appearance at the Wharf
to- day, where she Is loading to leave Tor VeVay
at 3 O'clock this afternoon. The Cheek was
purchased some weeks since at Memphis by
Capt KIRBY, who has brought her here to take
the BlnnOck City's place in the Cincinnati
and Vevay trade, leaving here every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at p. M.
On Friday she. will extend her trip
|
Kirby long life and prosperity with his new
| sIoe-wheeler. ..The Gen. Lytle arrived this
morning anu VIII return TO Louisville at T.
NJ. sharp. The superb Chesapeake ~ Ohio
Railroad Packet Fleetwood will leave for
lluntin gtOn and ali intermediate points this
evening at o'clock from the Wharlboat loot
Of Broadway 4 be Cons Millar will not H0
in the Evansville trade as expected, but re-
main IN the Memphis trade and attend to her
duties in that line as Of yUIe. She will leave
here Tor Memphis Wednesday -. The ames d.
Parker, by the order Of Capt. James 5. Wise,
will go in the Evansville trade, leaving here
on her first trip Friday. capt. Wise, as an
nounced by us last week, intends to run two
boats in the Evansville trade-the Fawn and
| Parker. The Fawn will leave tomorrow. ...
| Capt. Lew. KaCes' side wheel steamer Thomas
Sherlock arrived Saturday afternoon,
and and VIII 1hn,.Gs return to New orleans Fans
no1nt nonS in tms mssE for Mardi artvs The Emms
Graham arrived Saturday night, and will re-
| turn to Pittsburgh his morning The Louis
A. sherley arrived this morning and will re-
| tn to CarTollton this afternoon at O'Clock
| promptly =. The Wildwood arrived Saturday
night, and returned tO MaysVille to-day at
noon. The U. p. Schenck and Mary Houa-
| ton arrived from . ew Orleans saturday night.
Boats VIII leave for New Orleans thil
week as follows: Chas. Is. Church, Tuesday;
! Thomas sherlock, Thursday; U. T.. Schenekl
I Saturday. .Tho Mary Houston will leave Tor
Charles Morgan left New Orleans Tor Cincin.
natl, Satu day he Mary Miller arrived at
CAIRO, and the Golden Rute passed there yes
te day ..... The A. e. DoAnally arrived at
O'CLOCK this morning from New Orleans with
out 1,OU0 tons freight Including ,46i brs, lze
half barrels and 100 Kegs mUlasses, ,and 555 hhds
sugar. She has for resnipment to Maysville 90
half barrels molasses; for Bellalre rs brls mo-
lasSes and 10 hhds suIar; for Wheeling 136 Drls
mulasses anu ~ hhds sugar; for Steubenyile
% Drls rice, 10 hhds sugar and 1872 Drls molas-
ses; for Pittsburg l nalf barrel and Il9 brls
molasses, half brls sugar, and SO brls rice
null tat Nat nj aanc
THURSDAY week. The Nashville arrived at
| 9:30 O'Clock last nignt, and Will return to Ten
nessee River tomorrow. she brought big
tip, including Z,slj bags of peanuts The
Trout arrived this morning. and will leave this
afternoon for Moscow Il he Thompson Dean
is advertised to leave New Orleans to-day
The Fawn arrived this morning at II so O'Clock
from Evansville. She viii return Tomorrow.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Raven arrived this morning from Pom
eroy The Etna arrived from lrontOn eatly
this morning with tow oi pig iron, whlch ltls
discharging at TIE foot OF Ludlow street,.
The Alex. Chambers arrived from Pomeroy
this morning.
BoAT-HANps' GOSSIP.
Coal has declined at New Orleans to steam
ers from W to 75 cents per DoX....The Caron-
delet went into New Orleans last trip with
4U92 bales cotton, 6,16l sacks OF seed meal, and
| l,94 sacks Of cotton seed The beacon Light
steamer Lily has made the following changes
between this city and Marietta: Light at the
| foot OF EIght-mile lslsnd moved up to the head
OF the Island on the Ohio side; light at the loot
! of Letart Falls, Ohio side, moved up TO the
| head OF the island, on the Ohio side. e. Pilot
John Oyler, who brought the Mary Houston up
from Louisville, observed breaE In the water
about lve miles above Madison, on the Ken
lucky side, and declares his Uelief that the
break was caused by the sunken hull Of the
Calumet. =. Capt. Frank Smith Will command
the Fawn, in the Cincinnati and Evansville
trade. The citizens OF Frankfort and Frank
lin County, Kentucky, who are in favor of
taxing some measures for the speedy restorR-
tion OF the navigation OF the Kentucky River,
will hold public meeting IN Frankfort to-day,