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      p.2 MARINE NOTES St. Lawrence & Chicago Forwarding Co. - props. Calabria, Pt. Dalhousie, lightened 6,322 bush. wheat; New Dominion, Kincardine, 12,275 bush. wheat; Columbia, Pt. Dalhousie, lightened 5,300 bush. wheat; schr. Jennie Graham, Pt. Dalhousie, 19,687 ...

      p.2 MARINE NOTES Jones & Miller - Barges Beauport, 21,600 bush. wheat and peas; Frontenac, 20,000 bush. wheat. St. Lawrence & Chicago Forwarding Co. - schr. America, Milwaukee, 18,000 bush. wheat. Left - Barges Winona, 15,000 bush. wheat; M.A. Grant, ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES Holcomb & Stewart's Wharf - Arrived - Mary, from Port Stanley, 14,717 bush. peas; Lily Hamilton, do., 18,000 peas and wheat; tug Wren, Montreal, with barges Robin, 1,279 steel rails; Hawk, 918 steel rails; Swan, 1,162 do., 731 hop poles; Lark, ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES The harbour is dull, and very little business is doing. The season seems to be drawing to a close, and not much more grain can be expected. Montreal Transportation Co. - Arrived - schr. Mystic Star, from Chicago, with 17,083 bush. ...

      p.2 Marine Notes Montreal Transportation Co. - Arrived: tug Glide with barges Toledo and Kansas, light. J. Swift's Wharf - Arrived: strs. Algerian from Montreal; Picton from Toronto; Corsican from Hamilton; Admiral from Charlotte; prop. Africa from ...

      p.2 Marine Notes Jones & Millar - Arrived - schooner Ariadne, from Newcastle, with 1,000 bushels wheat. Montreal Transportation Co. - The tug Glide left with barges Concert, 18,197 bush. corn; Milwaukee, 17,050 bush. wheat; Relief, 12,000 bush. corn; Star No. 2 ...

      p.3 Marine Notes Montreal Transportation Co. - schr. Westside, Chicago, 17,692 bush. wheat; Watertown, Chicago, 17,400 bush. wheat; Wood Duck, Pt. Dalhousie, 4,482 bush. wheat; M.A. Muir, Chicago, 18,659 bush. wheat; A.L. Andrews, Chicago, 17,600 bush. wheat; C. Walker, ...

      p.2 Marine News J. Swift's Wharf - Arrived - propellor Celtic, from Hamilton; strs. Algerian, from Hamilton; Cuba, from Montreal; Canada, from Montreal, City of Kingston, from Ottawa; schr. E.G. Benedict, from Oswego, 250 tons of blacksmith coal. The harbour is not ...

      p.2 Marine Notes Jones & Millar - prop. City of St. Catharines lighted 3,500 bush. wheat; schr. R. Morewood, Detroit, 17,600 bush. wheat; left, barge Odessa, 13,000 bush. wheat, 30,000 feet timber; barge Princess, 21,000 bush. wheat. St. Lawrence and Chicago Co. ...

      p.2 Marine News The harbour this morning was very dull, there being no arrivals to report. Montreal Transportation Co. - Cleared per tug Bronson, Cleveland, 17,600 bush. wheat; Energy, 11,380 bush. wheat; Toledo, 20,983 bush. wheat; Advance, 12,800 bush. wheat; ...

      p.3 Marine Notes The harbour this morning is very dull, there being no arrivals this morning to report. The arrivals to Holcomb & Stewart were on Monday. J. Swift's wharf - Arrived - strs. Corsican from Hamilton; barge Hawk loading peas for Messrs. Sills, for ...

      p.2 Marine Notes There is very little doing in the harbour, the arrivals being very small. Montreal Transportation Co. - Arrived - schr. Laura, Milwaukee, with 19,750 bush. wheat; the tug Glide, with barges Glengarry, Lancaster, McCarthy, Detroit, Ark and Minnie, and ...

      p.3 The propeller Phil Sheridan went ashore on Monday morning in a snow storm at Sand Point, Lake Superior. Marine Notes Montreal Transportation Co. - Arrived - tug Glide left with barges Detroit, 19,400 bush. wheat; Hawk, 11,800 bush. wheat and peas; ...

      p.2 A Gale - The storm drum was ordered up about five o'clock last night, and a gale began to blow shortly after that hour. This morning it was blowing tremendously from the south. The water was rushing over the docks, the ferry wharf being wet all over. At Stewart's …

      p.2 Ashore - The steamer Corsican left the harbour yesterday on her trip up the lake, but such was the state of the sea that she had to run into South Bay for shelter. On attempting to get out this morning about 4 o'clock she ran aground on South Bay …

      p.2 Vessels Aground - Some four or five schooners went aground in the vicinity of Mill Point during the blow on Saturday night. One of them, said to be the David Andrews, was high and dry. The tugs Summer and Sherwood have gone to their assistance. [Intelligencer] The Tug ...

      p.2 The Corsican - There is no change to report in the position of the Corsican today so far. The steamer Magnet went with barges up to South Bay this morning to assist in unloading, but up to four o'clock they had not returned. The Hiram A. Calvin is still …

      p.2 The Graving Dock - As soon as the ice is sufficiently solid work will be resumed on the graving dock, and Mr. Power expects to have it ready for use next summer. It will be a great benefit to vessels, which hitherto had to go to St. Catharines and …

      p.2 The tug Lady Franklin has been very successful in her wrecking operations during the past summer having secured every vessel she went after. The schooner Stafford was towed down to Prescott this morning by the tug Lady Franklin. There was no damage done by her going ...

      p.2 The Maud - After this date the Maud will only make one trip to Cape Vincent, leaving at 2:15 p.m., and returning will leave Cape Vincent at 10 a.m. next day on arrival of the train. Marine Notes There is nothing at all doing in the harbour, only one …