The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-20

Stage OF water, noVemeufs OF Boats and
Other Items OF Interest.


River last night 4 feet 10 inches and
falling,
The Scotia got down about a. N. yes.
terday for Cincinnati, with fair trip OF
Pittsburgh freight and people. She added
some stuff here.
The Montana, the first packet in the
new "Big Four Line" embracing Pitts
burgh, St. Louls and all way points, and
connecting at Huntington with the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railroad, got down last
evening. Alter taking on little freight
here she had all she could conveniently
take on this water.
The following remark from Pittsburgh
paper applies with come force here: 1--WE
have been requested to call the attention
oi our worthy wharimaster to the piles OF
lumber that have been permitted to lie on
the wharf for days at time, taking up
valuable space that is wanted for regular
wharf purposes. It is very annoying TO
steamboats, 10 havo their gangwBy OBJ
structed in the manner indicated, and
makes their labor more expensive"
The little Pres Ellison continues to do
6ourishipg business plying between this
city and Wheeling. Capt Lukens says 1t
Is mistake about any one getting of his
boat on Saturday evening. He will con.
tinue TO make it as pleasant as possible for
his patrons.-Bellqire Independen.
The Buckeye State will PASS up to-day,
and the Salt Valley and Katie StoCkdale
tomorrow.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
The barges sunk at the Upper Bar by
the Rhoads have been pumped ont and
lighteued, bnt cannot be gotten of until
there Is moro water. The Rhoads got her
repsirs made at Newport, and continued
her Southern trip all right.
The Hudson Is due up to-day.
The st. Lawrence got in from Cincinnati
last night and will be found in port this
morning. she will leSve for Cincinnati at
8 P. N, and persons who want to make a
trip Of upalloyed pleasure with Cincinnati
as the objective point, cannot do better
than go by the St. l..
PrrTsBuRou, November l9.-River Q feet
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and cold.
EVANSVILLE, November l9.-ThO strik.
ingminers resume work tomorrow. There
will be plenty OF steamboat coal here
Monday.
CISciSSA1r, November 10 River 10 feet
Q inches and falling. Weather clear and
cold. Arrived: Andes, Wheeling. De-
parted: Andes, Wheeling; JameH W. CAD,
Memphis.
MRMEAs, November l9.-River fallen
inches. Arrived: 9. r. Chateau, New
Orleans. Departed: Commonwealth,
Vicksburgh; Jno. Dippold, New Orleans.
Weather cloudy and cold and threatening
snow.
LOUISVILLE, November l9.-RIver fall.
ing, with feet inches in the canal.
Weather cold and cloudy, with indications
OF snow at dark. No tidings Of the Frank.
lin, Rainbow Anderson, Wyoming and
Vint shinkle, all due here.
ST LOUIS, November l9-AniVed Cen.
tenniAl Snd Gilmore and bargss, New Or
leans. Departed: Baker and Ny Choice.
Cairo. River fallen inches, with 8 feet
3inches by the gauge. Weather clear and
cold. Heavy Ice running and more ot It.
NV ORLEANS, November l9 Arrived:
Future Oily and harges; ". p. Holiday,
St. Louis; Henry Frank, Memphis; Mollie
Moore, ST. Louis. No departures. Weather
clear, partly cloudy and cool. Thefmom-
eter Az. A heavy frost this morning.
Thin ice formed at all points north
throughout the State,