The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

Last evening the marks indicated
feet 2 inches, and stationary.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg at 1890
AM.
The Andes got in from Cincinnati in
the afternoon, with an excellent trip. She
will take her departure upon her return
trip this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Carrie Brooks will be down 10.
night en- route for Zlnesville.
The Abner O'Neal will leave this morn.
ing for Pittsburgh.
The Ike Hammitt and barses are load
ing for 81. Louis.
The Jos. Warne and ssnpson passed
up yesterday morning with empty towp.
The J. Q. FISHER. Tom Dodswortb
and Diamond passed down with coal
toWs.
The Phaeton, Telegram and oslla are
making their usual daily trips.
The Express passed down last night, en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Courier will be this mornings
ParkerSburg boat.
The total coal shipmentaby river from
Pittsburgh on the recent rise amount 10
100000 bushels.
The Monitor came near getting into
the Marshals hands for tearing up the
paving to fasten line. The repairs Of
the damage done were just made in time.
10 this connection, it may be we'll enough
to refer to former notice in this paper,
that boatmen will find at Intervals Of 400
feet along the dixie ring bolts for tying 10
Or Marplng.-RIs. Dispatei.
The Andes brought up very fine trip
yesterday, including 1000 barrels Of salt.
She will have large trip down to-day,
her freight list including 6,000 kegs Of
nails, q lot Of wagons, glassware snd mis-.
cellaneous freight.
10y TOIcgaPh.l
PrTnBuRoH, November l2.-River G
feet, and falling. Weather fair and
cold.
The following are the coal shipments
on the preseut rise: For Wheeling, 10
bRrgss, lsl, ,s4S bushels; IrOnton, s barges,
l5l $3.50 bushels; Cincinnati, 18l barges,
2,3O9,S5o bushels; Madison, Ind, 10
barges, $4,000 bushels; Louisville, I4j
bRrges, ], ,SS0, 400 bushels.
EVANSVILLE, November 12.-Welther
clear; wind south. River swelling; "a 10
feet tull on gauge. Down-Evansville,
Grey Eagle, Ny Choice, Fauchon, Dick
johnson, Dora Cobler. JPN. Smith,
silverthorn, Laura Davis, with fair trips.
Business light.
CIScrHNGTr, November l2.-River II
feet s inches and rising. Arriyed--Salt
Valley. Departed Salt Valley, Ex.
change and Whale and barges. Weather
clear and cool.
New ORLEANS, November l2.-Arriy.
ed-Golddust, St. Louis; Thompson Dean,
Memphis; Willie, Oaacliita river; Au.
gusta, White river: Alexandria, Red
river. Departed Yslger, St. Lonis;
Weather cool clear.
CAIRO, November l2.--Arrivsd--Ar-
row, st. Louis; Bee. 81. Louis; James D.
Parker, Cincinnati. Departed--Arrow,
Hickman. River IL feet inches and
falling. Weather cler.
VtCKsBURa, November l9.-Weather
clear. Mercury 5S'. River stationary.
A heavy frost this morning. Down
Little Bob and Yazoo Valley. Arrived
Grand Tower.
NASHVILLE, November l2,-River.fall.
Ing with 8 feet Q inches. Arrived-Ed.
dyville, Ohio River.
MEMPHIS, November l2.-River fell
inches, with 8 feet z inches in the channel,
Weather clear. Mercury 6s'. Departed
Hard Cash, White river; City Of Alton,
Cotton Valley. New Orleans; Capital
City, Future City, Warner and barges,
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis. Heavy tcEs
interfere seriously with navigation.
LounvnLE, November 12-Weather
clear and cool. Departed-Jobn 8. Brans.
ford, Cincinnati; J. L. Rboads, St. Louis;
Mary, Elizabeth. River rising with
feet 10 inches inthe canal.
ST.. LOUIS, November l2.-Arriyed-
War Eagle, Keokuk; City of Helena,
YickIburg; Gilmore, Cairo. DEPARTED
War Eagle, Keokuk; City Of Chester,
Memphis. River fallen about 6 inches
Weather clear and warm.