The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-30

The Charles Morgan, on her route to
New Orleans, landed here Sunday morning
at II o'clock, She had all the freight she
could handle, and was loaded to the guards.
Her passenger trip was moderate and
added few more here. Departed at noon.
The Vint Shinkle from Memphis arrived
at II o'clock Sunday night. She had a
good trip, Left for Cincinnati at II as.
The Cons Milar from Cincinnati is due
tomorrow night for Memphis. G. B.
Russell master. Jas. Voris chief clerk.
W. F. Lambdin passenger agent.
The Annie P. Silver, from St. Louis,
arrived yesterday morning. She had fine
trip for New Orleans, and left for that city
at o'clock last evening.
The Gus Fowler, from Paducah, will
bring large party of ladies and gentlemen
from Metropolis, Paducah and other points
above here to-day, who will attend the
decoration Of the Union soldiers graves at
the National cemetery near Mound City.
Great many citizens Of Cairo will also
attend.
The Thos. Sherlock, from New Orleans,
is due tomorrow evening for Cincinnati
Capt. Jas. Nichols master. Ames Fisher
chief clerk. w. +. Lambdin, passenger
agent, will furnish tickets at low rates.
The Will Kyle for New Orleans, Lew
Kate master, will land here tomorrow eve
ming and receive freight and passengers for
the Sunny South. For passage rates see
w. +. Lambdin
The Hudson, for Paducah, leaves St.
Louis tomorrow evening at o'clock
The B. s. Rhea, from Nashville, arrived
Sunday at II q. III. Discharged some
freight, also a lot oil fine trotting stock for
st, Louis. She left on her return trip at
2 go p. m.
The Vicksburg, from st. Louis, arrived
yesterday morning with good trip, and
departed for Vicksburg at p. IN.
Sunday was a very disagreeable day, and
decidedly too cool for spring clothing
Summer suits will be in demand about
Christmas. Monday, however, was more
moderate.
Business OF all classes is very dull here a
present, but CAIRO is not alone with this
complaint, as the same news seems to be
universal from all sections.
The ferryboat excursion to Paducah and
return, Sunday, seemed to be poorly pat
ronized when it lett here, which is accounted
for by the very unfsvorable weather, but
we were informed that with the addition Of
people gathered at points above here, that
the managers realized small profit after
all expenses were paid.
The neat little packet A. B. Stafford is
dong very good business as Cairo and
Mound City packet.
Contrary to expectations the John S.
Hopkins did not come through from Pa.
ducah Sunday.
The Andy Baum leaves Memphis this
evening for Cincinnati. She will reach
here Wednesday night or early Thursday
morning.
The John B. Maude from Memphis
arrived yesterday at noon. She had several
hundred bales of cotton, which she dis
charged at the Vincennes wharf. Lett for
St. Louis at 3p. m.
The Gold Dust, from Vicksburg, arrived
last evening at o'clock. She received a
lot of pig iron for st. Louis, and departed
at 2 40 p. M.
The Fannie Tatum, from Paducah,
landed here last evening at o'clock She
had fair trip, and left for st. Louis at 6 80.
eve got left most handsomely" Sunday
night, and failed to take that trip to Pa
ducah on the Shinkle, but we made it all
right on the Fowler yesterday. We will be
on hand today, and our river column goes
all the samee"