The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.



| OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. S-9:U6 A. M.-Alle-
| enemy River feet inches and stationary.
Thermometer Al. Wind northeast Weather
cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE. PA. Nov. s-IO:03 A, NJ
Monongahela River 8 feet inches and ris-
ing RAINING Thermometer SO. Wind noreh-
west,
PITTsBURG. Pa, Nov. So A. M..-Riyer @
feet and stationary. Weather rainy
&PlTTsBURG, PA, Nov. s. S:l2 4. M,-Riyer
6feet and rising. Weather cloudy. Raining
all forenoon.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 1886 A. M
hanaWha River feet inches. Wind
west. Raln last night and this morning. Their
mOmeter 62.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ts-1O:9O p. Nj River
feet IN the canal, and 2 feet on the falls
and falling. Weather raininy.
The river rose 3Inches here since Yesterday
ending at noon to-day, with feet in the chan
mel.
Weather cloudy and mild. Steady rain last
night and this morning.
Business far
The following steamers were in port ar MON.
ONO No. 4, Telegraph, Bonanza, Cnas. b.
Church, Fanchon, Andy Baum, Mary Eliza
beth, A. l.. Norton, Express, Mary Miller,
trout, City OF Portsmouth, Gen. Pike and Gen.
Lytle
STEAMBOAT MovEMENrs
The James d Parker left last evening for
Memphis with 40 passengers anu 800 tons
freight.
The Ohio No. laid over last evening. and
Will leave this evening aud every Thursday
and Monday evening hereafter for GalIipolis
and Pomcroy, with Captain John Levison in
command and MeSsrs Morgan and Scatterday
in the office.
The fast and popular packet General Pike
arrived this morning, and returns to Madison
this afternoon.
The Cherokee cleared for New Orleans last
evening with a large af onn
tons freight. She was drawing feet 3 inches
Inc hne SIDE wheel packet Andy Baum,
Capt. IL. D. NiutUn, master, Sir. Nj. nj Decn
clerk, is on berth, loading and win leave Sal.
urday, Tor Evansville, Cairo and Memphis
The world-renowned steamer Bostona. one OF
the fastest packets on the Ohio River resumes
her place IN the Huntington trade to-day and
leaves at 4:30 O'clock this evening" She has
been repalnted and thoroughly overhauled
and is in fine order. Captain Isaac Bryson
commands, and Mr. W. +. " alker presiCes in
the office.
The James W. Gaf left Memphis for this
city yesterday.
The City of Portsmouth will return to Chilo
at z. M.
The Bonanza arrived this morning, and re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
Inc General Lytle arrived this morning, and
will return to Louisville this evening.
The Cons. Millar arrived at Memphis yester-
day.
Captain Z. G. Sweeney's licht-draupbt and
commodious packet FaHchUn arrived at 1890
O'Clock this morning from Pittsburg, and will
positively leave at 4:D0 Z. Id. Tomorrow for
' Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans direct,
air. Morris Dorsey presidcs in the ofice.
captain Asa Is. Booths tne Siue-WheeI
packet Express will leave this evening, with
out fail. for Wheeling and Pittsburg. ana 20
through without detention. MIR. Martin Nou
toes the honOrs in the Office
ToWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
Inc Mary Ann pa sed up for PittsburR last.
light with an empty tow.
The RoDt. PEBBLES leaves to-day with tow
# empty Darges for Pomeroy.
The Etna is due from lronton.
The Kanawha No. passed up today at noon
with an empty tow for Pomeroy.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP
The wharfage receipts for the week ending
1t noon to-day amounted to SOS 70,
] he United states snag-boat +. A. Wood
uff is lying at the foot Of Pike street,
The annie Tatum will be sold at auction at
1t. Louis to-day.
IMPORTS VIA RIVER.
The Gen. Pike, from Louisville, had So brIs
whisky, 81 SKIS corn, l6 SKIS wheat, 20 SKIS rye
: hogs, 95 brls potatoes, d brls apples, 10 bales
traR, 81 bales hay, ana n pieces cooperage
The Trout, from Ripley, had hnds tobacco.
Il SKIS corn, lOl pcs cooperage, brls Dutter
2 pkgs eggs, 5b brls potatoes, ana 50 brIs on
DnB.
The Bonanza. from Portsmouth, had 85s neg,
ooperage, II hhds tobacco, 554 pcs IRON SCI
lows, 1ul brls apples, IL pkgs butter, 50 bdls
ron, "a bags dried fruit, ~ pkgs eggs, 8 brls
otatoes, 796 hogs, cattle. l horse, l6 bdls
ides.
The A. L. Norton, from Ripley, had brIs
rhisky, ~ SKIS rye, % hnds tobacco, ID? sacks
meat, IO4 brIs potatoes, I hogs, brls cider I'll
rls onions.