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      p.2 The Ottawa Regatta. -Port of Kingston - 25. -Imports - 24 . p.3 Barley Shipments From Toronto - dullness in trade over - "Today the first cargo of the season left this port. It was shipped by one of our most enterprising dealers, Mr. ...

      p.2 Too Bad - barges in Cataraqui Bay are loading with ashes for American markets. -V.P.T.W.C. - 25. -The Barley Market - schooners Gazelle and Greyhound to carry barley from Bay of Quinte to Oswego. [News] -Early Shipment of Barley - schooners Ontario and ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - 26. -Imports - 24,25.

      p.2 Port of Kingston - 27,28. -Imports - 27 . p.3 The Steamers and the Rapids - water is low - iron steamers must meet Banshee on Lake St. Francis and transfer passengers....

      p.2 The Ottawa Canal - figures show that it would be cheaper than Erie or Welland Canal. [Minerve] -Imports - 28,29.

      p.2 V.P.T.W.C. - 29. -Imports - 29. -Launch at Port Dalhousie - a craft of rather a novel description was launched by Andrews, having the hull of a first class sailing vessel, an engine of 80 h.p. and a screw; named the Dromedary - to carry freight. -wreck of ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - 31. -Imports - 31. -ad - Provincial Exhibition at Hamilton - Canadian Navigation Company has reduced fares to Hamilton.

      p.2 Imports - 1. -Port of Kingston - 1. -V.P.T.W.C. - Aug. 31, Sept. 1.

      p.2 V.P.T.W.C. - 2 . -Imports - 2 . -Port of Kingston - 2 . -Lake Superior - str. Algoma grounded at Little Current and again at Bear Lake, taken to Detroit for repairs. -freight steamer Lilly, owned by Montreal & Ottawa Forwarding ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - 4.

      nil ] NOTES[1868 KINGSTON DAILY NEWS (available on microfilm ? at Queen's University - Library) (available on microfilm at Kingston Public Library from Oct. 6th on) ...

      p.2 Vessels Laid Up in Kingston & Vicinity - The following are the names of the steamers, propellers and sailing craft generally, laid up in this harbor for the winter, as well as those which have gone into winter quarters at Garden Island:- Steamers - Grecian, ...

      p.2 Board of Trade - Enlargement of Canals & Shipping Interest; Reciprocity; Shortage of Grain -

      p.3 Sloop For Sale - The fast sailing sloop Greyhound, carrying capacity 3,000 bushels, with sails and rigging complete, and in first rate condition. Apply to Joseph Dix, Jr., Garden Island. Jan. 11th.

      Fire at Kingston Distillery - mentions burning of equipment of barque John Breden, owned by Folger Bros.

      the recent fire -

      Canadian Inland Navigation Company - annual meeting.

      Inland Navigation Company - list of vessels and captains.

      p.2 THE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN CARRYING TRADE To the Editor of the Daily News. Taking it for granted that it would give general satisfaction if our Government would make some concessions to Canadian vessel owners on the Great Lakes, the question arises how can it be ...

      p.2 Wire Rigging - A writer in the English Mechanic establishes a point which had been questioned, namely that Mr. George Binks, of the firm of Binks, Brothers, Milwall, was the first to introduce the manufacture of wire rope. The first experiments were made in 1834. The first ...