The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-29
STAGES OF THE RIVER.


ing at o'clock at this port 90 feet II
inches and falling.
Pittsburg, July 2S--G p. m. River I foo
and inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 2S--6 p. m. River IL
feet inches and falling.
Louisville, July 2s--6 p. m.-River G
feet s inches and rising.
Nashville, July 2S-6 p m. River feet
2 inches and falling.
st. Louis, July 9s--6 p. m. River IS feet
Z inches and falling.
The W. p Halliday last evening at G 80.
She brought brig trip out of the Missls-
sippi for New Orleans
The City Of Greenvile from St. Louis is
due tomorrow evening for Vicksburg,
The Gold Dust from St. Louis landed
here last evening at o'clock and left for
Vicksburg at % p. IN.
The Ste. Genevieve is due here this morn
ing from Memphis She goes to ST. Louis.
The fast Belle Memphis of the Anchor
line is coming up the Mississippi from
Vicksburg and is due here this morning for
ST. Louis
The w p Halliday will be here this
evening for New Orleans She has large
lot offreight here to receive for the lower
Mississippi.
The City Of Helena from st. Louis is
due this evening for Memphis.
Look out for the Granite State from Mem.
phis, She will arrive here for Cincinnati
tomorrow night Buy your tickets of W.
F, Lambdin,
The fine steamer Will Kyle from Clncin-
natl IS due here to morrow morning for
New Orleans Capt. Lew Hates in com.
msnd
The U. P. Schenck is on her way up from
New Orleans for Cincinnati.
Yesterday was scorcher.
Business on the wharf yesterday was
very good.
The Port Eads arrived last evening at
o'clock with three barges loaded with
wheat. She added two more here and left
for New Orleans at o'clock.
The Andy Baum from Memphis arrived
here yesterday morning at s O'clock, She
had good passenger trip but her freight
was light. Left for Cincinnati at $50
o'clock a. NJ.
The popular Cons Millar, c. B. Russell
master, will report here to-day tor Mem
phis; Mr., Jas. Voris is clerk of the Millar
and will be found in the office. Passengers
can procure tickets at reasonable rates from
w. F. Lambdn, agent
The Gus Fowler from Paducah will report
here this evening and leave on her return
trip at p. m.
The Silverthorn is now prepared to serve
excursion parties and is we'll adapted to the
business. Parties contemplating excur-
sions anywhere on the river can secure this
nice little packet at very reasonable rates
by applying to Capt VIM. Harmon or w,
F. Lambdn, agent.
The Hudson from st. Louis arrived here
yesterday morning at s o'clock. She had
a splendid trip of freight and people, dis.
charged 1000 sacks of wheat aud left for
Union town at p. m, She will arrive
here this evening on her reinrn ''!r g. g."
Louis. Passengers for st. Louis can secure
tickets of W. f. Lambid, agent "a OHIO
levee.
The wharf is in A wretched condition Nv
the foot of the stages Of both wharf poa's,
o~d !, 10 almost impossible to get on or oi'
a.,c. -'"t hiring II. plldl IS now
heaped up allrouud the stages OF the upper
wharf. The handsome revenue realizeo W
the owners of the wharf should promp'
them to keep the levee in the very ocs'
order and particularly when people anu
vehicles are compelled to frequent '"0
only apology we can see proper IS in''",''
ately repairing of the mlSerap'y oa'
places.
Cant. VIM, Harmon has concluoeo W
enter the Silverthom as a regular oal'o a''
Evansville packet, as soon as he ee's NO
boat fixed for business. The s''Ver'ho'n
will make an excellent packet for tins uaoC
/. during the low water season, ana IS '"'
. right boat in the right place capt ha'
|. mon is an experienced steamboat com'uau
4 der, and the silverthorn's name IS 'o''l','e
I to everybody along the shore oil the o"'
a from Cairo to Evansville.
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