Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
RIVER n EW 8.
Movements Of Boats, Local and Other
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Movements Of Boats, Local and Other
wise.
Water feet IL inches and stationary.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
Yesterday.
The Emma Graham passed up yester-
day afternoon.
The Bachelor went to Pittsburgh
yesterday morning.
The Baltic and the Monitor, towbosts,
passed up yesterday.
The Return and Diurnal will be the
packets for down the river to-day.
The Buckeye State passed down yes
terdav morning, on the way to st. Louis.
The Andes left for Cincinnati yester'
day afternoon about five O'Clock, with a
hin" trip.
The John L. Rhoades, on leaving st.
Louis, had 25O tons of miscellaneous
freight, and engagements for $50 tons
Of metal and $50 tons OF ore below. The
Munlaua follows the Rtnades to-day.
The Jennie Campbell, Captain Ed.
Hornbrook, is loading at Pittsburgh Tor
New Orleans. She will leave Wheeling
next Tuesday Tor New Orleans. Mr..
Henry Seamon will give all information
as to freights.
There is a perfect Jam OF pool tow
boats with lows OF coal both above and
below Lock No. |; those above are
waiting to get through the lock, while
those below this side ofthe lock are I'M
able to get below the Birmingham
bridge, owing to the scant water.
The Wyoming, noted for her great
carrying capacity and elegant passen-
ger accommodations will be the next
regular packet out for st. Louis, taking
her departure on Thursday. Capt. W.
W. & uls6n commands, and the broth
ers Sam are associated together in the
Office.
1t is said that the j. W. Garrett and
barges and Raven and bargeS will ply
the coming season in the Wheeling and
st. Louis trade 1t is also rumored that
two other towboats and barges will ply
in the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade
this season. The Sam Roberts is now
on Der way to Cincinnati 10 load Tor
New Orleans.
Cant. HOrnbrook desires lis to say
that the Jennie Campbell with her barge
PhilO will positively depart to-day for
New Orleans, and be also desires it to be
understood that she goes clear through,
so that there will be no Ieshipping. The
Jennie, as well as her barge, are first
class III every respect, and so ID her
CAPTAIN - MsbWrgL CommrrciUi Go,fh|
pIrTsnrgG, November l5.-River 4
feet y inches and stationary. Weather
clear and cool.
CIxCINNArT, November l5.-River 10
feet Is inches and falling. Arrived
Golden Rule, New Orleans. Departed
G. W. Anderson, Nashville; Sidney,
Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, November II. -Arrived-- tiold.
dust, Nicksburg. Geueveve, ST. Louis.
Departed-Golddust, st. Louis. River
y feet inches and rising. Weather
ciesr, thermometer A..
NEw ORLEANS, November l5'-No
arrivals or departures. The Carrier is
receiving to leave tomorrow for st.
l louis. Weather clear and pleasant.
Thermometer 20.
EVANSVILLE, November l5.-ArriYed
James Guthrie, LouisVille. Departed
Josh W. Throop, Cairo; Dexter,
Cairo; Dora Cdbler, Cannelton.
Weather clear and cool; mercury &c.
River - feet inches and rising.
LOUISVILLE, November l5.-Rver fall
ing; ) feet 2 inches in canal, o feet
inches in the chute on the fails. Bus.
ness COOL Weather clear and cold.
Dspar,ed-Sam Roberts and tow IRON
Cairo to Pittsburgh; Little Samson and
tow from IrOnton.