The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

and q moderate passenger trip. The Fleet
wood is the regular Hun Gngton packet leaving
thus afteTnoon The Ja6. W. Gaf Is lohding,
aId will leave for Memphis Saturday THE
Gea. Lytle will return this evening 10 Louis
ville. The Cons Millar has retired from the
| Memphis trade and taken the place of the Is.
Ii. Cooke in the Cincinnati and Evansville
trade, under the command Of Captain w. g.
Tchenor She is now loading at The City Wharf,
and will leave Tor Evansville tomorrow
The Robert Mitchell will leave this evening for
New Orleans. Captain James Paul commands
| and Captain f. Stein has charge OF the Office.
o.. The George W. Cheek will leave here for
Vevay Monday. The Memphis Avalanche, re-
ferrlng to the Cheek, says: "Ihe G.W. Check
left last evening for the Ohio River, never more
to return TO Southern waters. she had but
| little freight to carry away. the Oneekna
been with us many long day and has carried
| ayast amount OF freight up and down the river.
| and she has made great deal OF money loo.
she Will doubtess suit the new trade between
Cincinnati and Vevay US well as she has
| suited the several trades she has Piled
in hereabouts'', Ihe Virgie Lee left for Kama
wha River last evening with so IONS freigh
The Bonanza arrived last night and returned
TO Portsmouth at noon tO-day.. The FaWn
will come here and run in the Cincinnati anu
Evansville trade under The auspices OF Capt.
Jas. 5. Wise, as regular weekly packet, leav-
ing every Tuesday. Capt. Wise intends TO run
| two boats in the Evansville trade. The Fawn
will leave regularly every Tuesday and the
Cons. MIlIar Will Lave every FRIDAY. 80 The
Granite state Iett Plttsburg IOf ClnClnnatI lAsb
evening.
Cd, TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The following LOWS OF coal eft Pittsburg yes
| terday: For CIncinnati-Joseph Walton 12,-
900 bushels, George Roberts VS. ,0J0 bushels, Sam.
Brown Ill 900 bushels 0f coal and 81 0J0 bushels
| OF coke. For Louisyllle-Josh. Cook "a, ,0U
bushels .. The Tom Rees came down to the
I foot of Ludlow street this morning. -. The Coal
| City repaired her boiler ana was delivering her
! tow this morning The Hawkeye NO. 2, with
! atow OF coal, arrived this morning from Kan
awha River ..... The EtBa loft this morn
| ing for Ashland, with q tow OF empties and one
barge loaded with l0J tons OF iron ore for
Portsmouth The Storm, from Pittsburg, and
Brilliant, from Pomeroy, arrived this morn
ing. ...
| 1900. BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
4 Captain Thompson, of PlttsDurg, is at Ve-
way, Ind, trying to arrange matters with he
wreekers to get his docks that were caught
Il there. AS usual, the wreckers ask all or more
| They were offered $50, which was liberal
| Offer but refused to take it. The
| docks are in a bad condition. one section being
/ aground and much damaged, but the other SEQ
| tion is afioat. Captain Powers, late OF the
steamer Louisville, contemplates building a
new boat next spring for the Cincinnati and
| New Orleans trade. ..... At Pittsburg coal OPP
orators are hostile to the order from Lne Treas
ury Department. directing the Port Collector
there to collect an enrolment tax of SIS each
on every coal craft. They will resist payment.
-. The Golden Rule was To receive ~ brls po-
| tatoes at Vevay.. Sam. James will go nrst
CLERK on the Laura l.. Davis TO Plttsburg
| The Robert Mitchell haa 40 tons freight at
noon to-day. She will leave lor New Orleans
4 this evening with about 400 tons freight and
moderate passenger trip.