The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-05

Quicketop. ................ -. EvADsvlile
John Kilgofs............... ..... Cincinnati
Sam farker.........""....... Cincinnati
LookOut...".""".".. ...."... ..,.. PaducAh
The RIvRRs.-The rice in the Ohio
since last report was sixteen inches, with
plenty moro water coming. The Missis.
sippi 10 reported 10 be rising 1t 81. Louis,
and the opinion prevails among steam
boAtmsu in that city that by tho middle o;
merit week shat stream will be blooming"
BvsInHss AND WEATHER-B Business 10,
% 70 spsak, dead dali, little or nothing
having been done yesterday.
A cold, raw wind prevailed Yesterday,
and Il was not unpleasant TO stay with .
warm stove. Al the close Of our report
last night, . heavy snow commssced fall
ing. '..i 'f - ~. -
AIscELLANEous.- Superintendent Ksi-
cor, of the Anchor Linz, has selected new
harb,r for those OF the Anchor Line boats
that are 70 60 into winter quarters here.
The place selected 10 just below the Great
Republic near the point The Grand
Tower and City Of vieksburg were sowsd
from Moune City 10 their new "rsstisg
place yesterday by the City OF Helena.
The late storm was very heavy below
This p IT. The John Kilgors came noAr
being swamped in Il. The waves in many
instances were from eight to ten feet high
and rolled over deck, almost sweeping It.
The Alaska had not been injured BY tho
storm whom the Kilgoro passed, but the
water WAS getting up pretty high around
her. .3" ..f-f "' ''''..
The cabin and ehimheys OF the Henry
Probasco still hold fast, and thsro 10 no
change in her position on tho rocks.
Eight Eat boats were lying At Haniday's
warehouse yesterday, most Of then max.
ing additions 70 their 0argoss.
The Warner and barges arrived from
81. Louis With 800 tons, and will Hll on.
here IL possible Capt. Mart. r. Fisher
commands tbs Warner, and Aleoke and
Alex Royce are her clerks. Some months
ago Mr.. Royce held position - clerk on
J. n. Phillips 3 Co.'S wharfboas in this
city but failing TO become acclimatsd, he
gave il up, just in time 70 escape the ysl.
low fever. He says tho only pleasant 70.
collections Of his stay in ihis city were
clustered areund the afternoon on which
l he bought his "iickss Of leave"
The Quickstsp brought 800 sacks corr
for the Bismarck; 100 bris salt; 81 bril-
~hisky. a big lot OF furniture, Al excel.
lent passenger "trip and Is tons sundriss
for rs-shipment. She lost fifteen hour.
during the "trip in consequence Of the
storm and darkness. $685..
The City Of Quincy has 100 package,
sundriss; 100 bbls oranges 10 hhds C.
auts; l27 hhds sugar lsa bills molAssss
40 packages vino; 20 bales moss, aad 81
bales gotten for ST. Louis.
The John Kilgssr has sc cabin and 40
deck passenger IS hhds sugar; COS bbls
molassss; 80 bbls oranges, and ia bbls
nuts for Cincinnssi.
The crew Of the Mary Alice lsn for 81.
Louis by rail las, evsuing, 10 bring on.
the Joe Flem ming and bargsa
The Lookout brought down the wreck.
Ing boat Charlie Hill, containing the ma
ehinsrv Of the dsfunc. Hero, Which 10 for
sale. Diver Hiram Hin willtaks the
Charlie Hill 10 the terminus Of The Aissis-
sippi Central railroad. opposite this city,
70 recover . pile driver and engine that
we're dumped from barge int tho river
during the storm On Wednesday evening.
Capt. Bob BELLY, Of the City Of
Vicksburg, and Capt. j. II. NcGee Of ths
City Of Helena, are In the city.
Cap. Ksizsr yesterday buried elk dead
men on the bank, 70 which to make fAss
the bosts OF the Anchor limo that are TO
winter there.