The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

!. reported at st. PAU. Heavy drift IL
passing st. Louis.
The weather Is showcry again but
mucl, warmer. On Saturday night ice
formed at Evansville and st. Louis.
--Rusness increasing.
BoArs DUE.
Great Republic. st. Louis Jim Fish.
Paducah John Means and barges, Louis
Vile: Thompson Dean, Cincinnati i.
u. Parker, Cincinnati: Chas. Morgan,
New Orleans Louisville, New Orleans to
Cincinnati Grand Lake. No. 9, vicks-
burg to Louisville; city Chester, ~.
Louis to Memphis.
ITEMS or CARGO.
The Arkansas Belle had light trip.
The Painter and Young had empty
bargcs.
The Julia brought 20 bales cotton tor
the East
The Leopard hal empty barges for
II. Louis.
The Joe Fleming brought lee tor
| this city. and tor the south.
The Warner had j barges. contains
Ing 1000 tons iron ore for Wheeling.
The ten. Anderson W get barge
Of cedar at Paducah for st. Louis
The All Stevens had her usual com
f,f La -, - \
The Wasp brought down two ice
bargcs from Metropolis.
! The Bee brought ont two freight and
three lee bar.cs from ~ Louis. and addra
one barge here.
The Storm No. , and Alice Brown
had large tow> OF coal--thc latter Is
boats for the south.
The ldlcwld brought 30 barrels Pc
| tatocs, 395 barrels -four and meal. iO1
sacks corn. for reshipmcnt.
The Greyhound had an immense
tow of coal, Including the hull Of the
Marbl"..City, which contained 5000 bu-li-
81. for the James Howard.
The Nint Shnklc. Mary Houston,
Maumcllc. Fannie Tatum and City of
Helena were well laden. and the Houston
and Helena made some additions here.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The 4. u. Church also left New
Orleans Saturday for Cincinnati.
The James Howard took q, $50
packages of freight into New Oylcan.
last Thursday. She left that port OH
| Saturday tor ~. Louis.
The li'la Noryal passed Nick,burg
last week with ) harge- containing -, ln
sacks cotton seed. which she picked up in
Deer creek, for New Orleans. This /.
perhaps the largest cargo of cotton .eed
eyer taken down tho river.
The wlart.ma-tcr, Mr.. \. II. ,lurd,
/ report. tie following arrivals for last
month al thi, port Steamboats,, lbs:
tow-boat>, ST. registered barge. lOj.
Total Tonnage. cu.tom-housc measure.
mcnt, lji.s22.
The Idlcwild advertise. that she viii
make special rate- Tor excursion partir-
during the coming season. She carries
u brass aud string band, AMI j. prepared
every way 20 contribute Ia the comfort
and pleasure of her patrons. During III,
season she will run on Time. leaving cacl
point ~ stated hours.
The steamer "ilalian.' which recently
sailed from New Oylran. 10 Liverpool
had cargo of wheat shipped through
from ~. Louis. II was loaded on barge,
at ST. Louis at cents per bushel, tree
on board steamer at New Orleans, aud
thence taken u above stated at 81 cent.
per bushcl, or about % cents per bushc
through To Liverpool so saws the Dem.
ocrat.
Mr.. Dya> Parker. .Jr.. who was a
passenger upon the Inflated steamer Cha,
i'odmann to New Orleans. returned yes.
tcr,lay on the Chas. Morgan. Capt. o.
i. Shinkle, aud many Others of the crews
aud passengers of the burned boats were
also passengers on the Morgan. Capt,
Shinklc still carrie. the marks Of the dis
aster upon the left side OF his face, IN {,
broad scar, which is slowly healing up.
WAN DETACHMENT, RIVER RsroRr.
May lisa
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