The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02

The river here fen 10 inches in the twenty
four hours ending at O'clock this morning,
with feet inches Of wulcr by the marks at
the Water works,
Business Light up to noon
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Express left last evening for Pomerov
with good passenger list ana light trip OF
freight.
graph, Capt. j. L. Campbell master, G. w.
Vandcrgrift and Gus Honshell clerks, came
down this morning and Will be the regular
packet leaving inns evening Tor huntington,
where she connects with Gne chesapeake %
Ohio Railroad.
me ''Good Intent" Line will send out the
| fine steamer Laura l.. Davis this evening Tor
St. Louis. SAe leaves from the New orleans
wharlboat, foot OF Sycamore stre3t capt. }.
| G. Reno commando and lii. Charles ReEn1er
presides III the Ohce.
| The City Of Portsmouth will return to Ghtlo
| at o'clock this afternoon.
| The W ildWoOd arrived this morning and re-
| Lurned to Maysvile at noon.
| Shippers Will lind Capt J. W. Cartoons light
| draught packet Cotton Valley at the wharf, re-
| celyinE freight for New Orleans and all points
on the Lower Mississippi River, She will leave
tomorrow and 90 through without detention
| The fast Yirgie Lee arrived from Madison
| this morning and Will return at 3rclock this
| alterno IA. Capt W. f. Kirby master aAd Mr..
| ANDY j. Harrigan clerk, are her chief officers
| The Gen. Ll tic VIII be the mailboat leaving
| this evening for Louisville.
| The Vlnt ohinkle Is at the wharfboat receiy-
ing for all points on the Lower Ohio and Mem
| pHis, and will leave tomorrow. Capt. Jas.
| Keniston commands, ana A. j. Lindsay has
| charge of the once.
| lhe LOUIS A. oherley arrived from Carroll
ton this morning, and will leave tins afternoon
| for Madison.
| The shannon left yesterday afternoon for
| New Orleans
! The G ara S. is below Evansville.
The Golden Crown, en- route from this city to
| arrival PQIuGal last llrlt
with good trip and reports four teet out Oh
TowBoAr MOVEMENTS.
| The Cobb Cecil was to leave Ironton this
morning for this city with six barges, contain
ing 4 600 kegs nails, 450 tons manuiactnredIron,
and 395 tons pig iron, all Tor st. LOUIS me
,rhos W. Means VIII take the Cecips tow from
here to st. LOUIS.
The EUna arrived at y O'CLOCK thls morning
with iron, nalls and coal.
The Robin passed down for St. Louis.
The Michigan, going up, got over Guyan
Yesterday afternoon.
/, Tne ID. T. Lane will take 16, produce and
hoop-pVle boats south on the first water.
BOAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
The wharfage receipts for The week ending
last night amounted to SO %.
| The St. LOUIS boats VIII load aC the New Or
leans WhartUoat hereafter.
| Cant. H. N. Wade las sold the hull and
cabin Of the old General Buell. to parties ut
CAPT. Frank oaks new propeller will be
named Rapid Transit. She will leave Tor the
South about November 10.
The Mary El2abetn will load for New Or
leaus the lat OF next week. she arrived at
A. NJ.
The Telegraph had Is passengers for Gin
clnnatl this morning. She left down an i'm
mense trip consisting principally Of 555 hogs, l6
cattle ~ tous pig iron, 10 carloads railroad
merchandise, 30 tons manufactured iron1
MO kegs nails to be rGshlpped to St.
Louis by rail- and 200 Kegs for Cincinnati. She
put of 90 tons of pig iron at Newport.
The Telegraph report9 nve-huhdred- loot
raft saddle -bagged across a coal boat at -FOUR
mile.
The Andes reshipped LOO kegs nails and
some other freight on the Gen. Lytle, and had
considerable Tor The lint ohluklo. she arrived
at Ii :. A. --,...-. -.. .
The salt Valley arrived from Plttsburg at
noon, and will leave Tomorrow evening ex.
tending her trip to Marietta she brouShE
down big trip Of freight and people.