The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
RlVLk lATELLttI ENCE.
Iepec,a, River Disparches u the sts-.

Tsrecia, River Disparches to the sts-.l
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Dec 1--l0:37 A. NJ,
River feet and stationary. Weather
fair. Wind southwest. ..-.
HINTON. W. Va. Dec. 1--9:T A. NJ
New River feet and rising slowly.
Weather clear.
CHARLEsroN. Dec. - 1-9:56 A. NJ
Kanawha River 4 feet inches and
falling slowly. Weather clear. Wind
southwest
OIL Cry. Pa. Dec 1-11:16 A. M.-River
4 feet inches and falling. Weather clear.
Wind from the west
PIrTsBURs, Dec Ill A. M.-.;iver S
eet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
Boat Hands GOSSIP
Business fair.
Weather clear and cool this morning, but
mndprating.
Mrs, Captain r. NJ. Wade and daughter
leave this evening on the Buckeye State for
ri tsburg.
The Guiding Star will be at Cairo to-day.
The receipts Of cotton at Memphis con
| Ilnut III UG UttNN dIti uIc VIUlIuiIeIttt
the hist rv OF that market Over thirty.
week. ...u.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. nj.
for Chilo.
The superb new passenger steamer,
Golden Rule, is loadinr, and will leave to-
morrow evening for New Orleans
The James w. Gaff. the pride of the
Qoot will l,o tho toocLot laavin0 for ka
Lower Ohio River and Menp. lis Wednes
dav.
The u. p Schenck is below Memphis,
going down with full load.
Coal at Natchez bas been reduced to rs
cents per blshel.
A telegram received last night says the
Natchez passed the John w. Cannon fair
and square, under wav. Yesterday at Twelve
Mile Poih', near Baton Rouge. 'Rah for
the Natchezl
Cards are out announcing the nuptials Of
Gus. II. Hopshell. of teis citv. aud first
clerk Of the G. 4 O r. r. packet B 'stona
| with Clare NJ. st ddard, of San Francisco
Cal. The wedding takes place at Hunting.
ton, Wednesday evening. December ION.
The elegant new steamer Fashion con-
menced loading this morning and will
leave tomorrow for Evansville. Cant. ID.
L. commands and our oil friend w. w.
| Huston has charge OF the "ffice.
The Ohio No. leaves this morning for
Gallipolis and Poneroy direct. She is a
| fine side wheel steamer.
| Captain Jack Blanks saws hisnew steamer
Fred. A. Blanks, will he the iightest cat-
| ton b at ever built. She is now living at
the foot of Ludlow street, and will be ready
| to go South in two ar three weeks
The river was falling at noon to-day, with
| 6 feet 8 inches IN the channel.
| Colonel A. P. Kountz, of lockwood, o.,
and an oid-time steaubOatnian, is in the
city, and will leave r New Orleans to-
morrow on the Golden Rule. He goes down
| to visit his son. who is steambOating on the
| Lower Mississippi.
The following steamers we're at the
wharf at noon; Fashion, Telegraph, Ohio
No. 4, Wildwood, Golden Rule, viii K.
| Kyle. Jas w. Gail. Katie Stockdxie. Buck
eye State and w. 7. Thompson.
4 The Golden Crown went over to Newport
| This morning to put off three hundred and
| fifty tons railroad iron.
| The new Bostons will make her trial tri n
tomorrow. 1t is her owners intention at
present 10 start her for Huntington Thurs
day. rr. ,lst,
The Telegraph came in from, Huntington
at IL o'clock with only fair trip She goes
back at 4 O'clock and connects with the c.
Il o. Railroad for all Eastern cities.
John Hambleton will assume charge of
the Telegrapti's office next Friday, when
she re-en ers the Pomeroy trade. There
will be general change made in the Big
Sandy Packet Coapany's line. The boats
will all get on their right daya The Ohio