The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
The river was filling fast at noon to-day, wit
"a foot in the channel

The river was filling fast at noon to-day, witt
"a feet in the channel.
Business quiet.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
The following steamers were In port at noon:
telegraph Fleetwood, Bonanza, City OF Ports
month, Hudson, Alice, Ben: Franklin, James D
Parker Thos Sherlock, U. 2. Schenck, G.. b
Church, Virgie Lee W. P. Thompson, United
States, Gen. Pike.
SteannbOat Movem ents.
The large, new and speedy side-wheel packe-
Telegraph came down this morning, and Will re-
turn to Pomeroy this evening, leaving from the
foot of Broadway. Captain e. $. Morgan com
mands, and J. T. Hambleton and Kendall Morgan
presdes in the Office.
wheel packet Fleetwood will be the only regular
boat leaving at p. m. sharp for Huntington
where she connects with the early G. & O., R. r.
trains for all points East c. W.. Vanderbilt and
Gus H. Honshell are her clever clerks.
The City OF Portsmouth will return to Chno Al
IA p. M.
The Bonanza came down this morning, and re
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The large and magnificent Hdating palace Thos.
Sherlock will leave tomorrow for New Orleans.
Capt Lew. Hates commands, and j. S. Jones does
the hOnors of the office.
Capt c. 3. Russelis popular and capacious Jas,
D. Parker will depart this evening for all points OF
the Lower Ohio River and Memphis Mr.. w
Thompson has charge Of the office
| The United States will be the mal-boat leaving
this evening for Louisville.
| The elegant side-wheel steamer Potomac will
be down, and will return to Pomeroy tomorrow
evening.
c. & .. Railroad boat leaving at p M. to-mor'
row.
The Alice arrived from Pittsburg this morning,
and will proceed to st. Louis this evening.
TsNbOat Movements.
The Etna passed down this morning with large
| log raft for Jacksonville She will take tow tC
St. Louis from Louisville.
The Robert PEBBLES is here yet, but expects tc
get away tonight or tomorrow.
The Tom Farrow will not get OF before Thurs
day.
ROat-handss Gossip.
The races began at Louisville to-day and last all
the week. and the James d. Parker, leaving this
evening and the Thos. Sherlock, leaving to-mor
row. will both carry people to that city at reason
able rates, and furnish unsurpassed 1are ana ac
Captain Vint Shinkle has O dispatch saying the
new shaft for the Golden Crown was shipped from
PittsbuTg yesterday. The Golden Crown Will lay
up for about week. upon her arrival, to receive
The Telegraph this morning brought down SOC
brls salt which she transferred to barge. Inc
Potomac en- route from Pemeroy, will be here
tomorrow with / 200 brls salt, which will be put
on a barge and then both barges will be taken to
Nashville by the Thomas ". Means,
Joseph Williams and Mike Meyers will pilot the
Cant Schenck had talk with Capt. Elias Ehle'
this morning, but has not contracted yet for CAB
in to be put on the U. P. Schenck Capt. j. l.
Carter announced that she will leave for New Or
Hates on freight to New Orleans remain at 2;
cents on butter and cheese, Is cents on bacon, "
cents on whisky, 40 cents on pork and 10 cents Oh
soap and candles
For Wheeling.
THIS DAY, 2lst, at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
rre = HUDSON, William List Master. Ap
IaIRlss II.aIRlsSsss q ply on board