The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-30


The river WAS about stationary yesterday,
and IL no doubt declining to-day. The
~ atber was m ID during yesterday. with .
chsngeabe wind spd soIne indications Of
rain towards night. Business fair for She
lines.
TIE City 81 Avg ists 10 just Cd the
Mound CITY ways, where she underwent
thorough repair. In con.eQu nee Of her lite
dive In White river She too> some ir, light
from here to Memphis.
The John y. Tolle broug I 100 bhla mo.
lisses; 1872 bbls. rice: IL Dbl, pitch. for re.
.hipmenf from this port, ami . o.t;t sack.
sai,; iss hhd-. sug "; io2 bbl,. moiassss and
9, cA.k sofia.
The Alaska was sn,st when the Tolle
passed her at II p IN night before last.
The u, W. Dtix n eo"k on her pump here.
She is admirably adopted 70 the freight
passenger. or pumping business. and viii
turn her attention to either or . three OF
hem ~ occasion may require.
TIE Sam Roberts goes TO Mid leport with
empty barges
The Crescent City brought out bsrg a
from 81. Louis Yesterday.
The recovered freight. furniture and out.
dt ri the sunken Probssco hsa been stored
with Halliday Bro.. Of this city.
The Judge Baker has two produce boats
in tow.
csp, Ea.on returned from New Oriesns
The Hxwkeve No. Q and Jimss II. nig.~y
have tows Of empty cjsi barses for Pitts.
burg.
The Andy Baum has fair trip Of freight
and passenger Or Memphis.
The bsry-s o. the Ores cent city received
freigh, Ill ect from snicpers At tho stri OF
wharf Lately graded below the stone depot
yesterday.
The rates to New Orleans wero pretty
low.
The James Howard 10 busiiy engaged tx
ing on = cargo for New Orleans
The number Of towboats leaving rittsburg
on the present rise will probably cot exces d
thirty. The flowing are reported: Fur
C'ncinnati-iit,le Giant, seven bsrges, with
q. oOc bush. l.; Leopard. nine berees. with
100000 bushels; Tom Dodsworth, iiAe
barger, with lOO.OO bushels; My { hoics,
twelve bsrges, with 1872 900 bushels: Jo. epk
A. Stone, eight bsrges, with 5000 bu.hel- :
Coal Valley, nine hsrges. wish 1901 900 bush.
.ls; v hale, six barges, with IN, 0O) bushels
George Lysle. seven bsrges. " tn eorto
Bushels; Coal City, twelve bsrges. with i3s'
oOO bushels; Joe walio", nine barges, with
10000 bushels. For Louisville Panther.
with 10, 900 bu hels; Enterprise, with 40 .
OvO BUSH l.. Boaz. 2,O0o bushels; samuel
Clark, with le4. OOO bushelsr Fol- Madi.on-
| Tiger, with s 100 bushels. For New w.,
lsans-O .kland, with l3o, 200 bushels
Just auss the Gen. Lyle left Cincinnati
on the 9th. portly 10 king gentleman ep'
ped up anil in'or ne the clerk that he
wanted . room for himself and LAZY /: also
that he was going 20 m rry said lshy 10 .
few momcnts. Before tho boat got out OF
.ivh, OF the city. ths Rsv. z. McQue. OF the
Methodist church OF Cincinnati, who wa
on boar tor the purpose, united In holy
wedl,ck Colonel Chivingt'n. OF the United
states army. AMI Mrs. B'lls Onson. Tue
| occasion was rare one. an the boys on the
Lyle were proui " the treat.
The Pauline Carol. now on her wsy from
q. Louis south, ::has wv bAl.s OF cotton de
irei to New Orle ans, which went to b..
Louis by tho Miss 'uri, X ,nsss and Texs'
| railroad. The boosted cotton mark I OF the
| future u. q. fails 20 Tar to promise more
than guerrilla business.