The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-01
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

ing at A o'clock at this port 90 feet and
10 inches and falling.
Pittsburg, July 3l--O p. m. River foot
and 9 inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 81 &C p. IN. River 8
feet 8 inches and falling
Louisville, July 3l-G p. m.-River 6
feet and falling
Nashville, July 3l--G p m. River feet
and falling
st. Louis, July So p. M. River + fleet
8 inches and falling.
The U. P. Scbenck, left New Orleans
with over 800 Tons OF freight and IS cabin
passengers.
Mrs. Wright widow of Capt Thos,
Wright, is passenger on the Jas. w. CAT
and will visit her son-in-law, Capt VIM,
Halliday of this city.
The viii Kyle for New Orleans, and
Jas. " Gait for Memphis left Cincinnati
last Saturday with good trips for the pre-.
sent stage Of water. The Gaff is due here
this evening and the Kyle tomorrow eve
ming.
The Granite State arrived here Sunday
midnight, with a moderate freight trip,
but cabin full Of people, she added II
passengers here and departed for Cincin.
natl at a. m.
Harry Sullivan, one of the Clerks on
the City Of Greenvile, stopped off here and
left for Paducah on Granite State. He will
come out on the City Of Arkansas, when
finished.
The City of Greenville from ST. Louis
arrived here last evening at o'clock, she
had good trip for Vicksburg.
The Cityof Cairo arrived yesterday at
noon and left for st, Louis at p m.
The Nashville and Cairo packet j. H.
Hillman reported here yesterday morning.
at o'clock, she had very nice trip
In her list OF freight was CD ton of pig
iron, and 26 Ton of manufactured iron,
which the John b. Maude received for st.
Louis
The John B. Maude from Memphis ar
rived here yesterday morning and departed
for st. LOUIS at II a. m.
The Ohio and Mississippi rivers are both
slowly declining,
Capt Wm. Harmon will have
hiss packet Sllverthorn in first
class order in few days, and as soon as he
gets everything in "ship shape" he will
raise steam and proceed to business.
The Hard Cash passed up Sunday after
noon and by this time is in the hands of
Capt. VIM Hambleton, Of Mound City
who will through the skill of his fine corps
of mechanics put the Hard Cash through a
scientific course of repairs.
The Fowler is the reliable daily pack
ct from Psducah to Caro- and is due here at
3 pm. to-day will leave on her return at
5p. m.
The Cons NIllar passed down for
Memphis, Sunday morning at o. clock
| she had moderate trip.
The rapid Pittsburgh, which never fol-
lows in the course of funeral professions
| will enter the st. Louis ana Evansville
trade as a regular packet on her next trip
"Sossays Madame Rumor a very unreliable
old lady," but as she comes pretty we'll en-
dorsed this time, we are inclined to believe
the report. The Pittsburgh is quite popular
and will make things in that trade
somewhat interesting,
The Buckeye State from st. Louis il
due this evening for Pittsburgh.
The Silas P. Coe arrived last evening
at $50 with three large model barges wei
loaded with wheat for New Orleans which
she brought out of the upper Mississippi.
The Hudson from Uniontown arrived a
$50 Sunday evening. She had ligh
freight trip, but an excellent passenge
trip. She had 81 Cabin passengers regis
tered when she landed, and received MIN
more, left here for st Louis at a. N
with sixty Cabin passengers.
The Hickory from st. Louis passeC
here Sunday evening with good trip 70
Tennessee river.
The Ste. Genevieve from St. Louis j
due from Memphis this evening
The Belle Memphis leaves St. Louis thi
evening for Vicksburg and is due here to
morrow evening,
Saturday evening shortly after the Cit
of Greenville left St. Louis durin
heavy thunderstorm, lightning struc