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      p.3 The Lake Marine The Cleveland Penny Post has compiled a valuable article on the extent, character, value and profits of the lake commerce for the past seven years, with the present tendencies and future outlook. The important facts adduced from the ...

      p.2 The Montreal Transportation Company - The annual meeting of the Montreal Transportation Company took place at their office Montreal on Tuesday afternoon. The report showed that their fleet consisted of 27 barges, with a carrying capacity of 500,000 bushels, 5 steam tugs, 2 ...

      p.1 CITY COUNCIL The Harbour Bylaw. The Council, on motion of Ald. Gaskin, went into Committee of the whole on the bylaw to extend the harbour line, fixing a new line to which the wharves shall be extended - Ald. Irving in the ...

      p.2 NOTICE To Owners of Steamers and Vessels The Marine Inspector will commence his annual inspection tomorrow morning, and all interested will please have the hatches of their boats unlocked or off. W.R. TAYLOR, Marine ...

      p.3 Vessels Laid Up at Garden Island - The following is a list of the craft laid up at Garden Island for the winter season of 1879-80: Steamers H.A. Calvin, Chieftian, John A. Macdonald, and Traveller, owned by Calvin & Breck; schooners Jessie H. Breck and Bismarck, owned by ...

      p.2 Steamers Frozen In - Colchester - three steamers frozen in, two of which are Northern Transportation boats.

      p.3 Short Notes - Geneva and Pierrepont made last trips to Gananoque.

      p.2 Toronto - Vessel Property - The City Council has resolved to grant the petition of the vessel owners for a two-thirds reduction of the taxation on vessel property for the years 1878 and 1879. p.3 Short Notes - The schooner Annie Foster has been laid up ...

      p.3 The Sailors' Union - Mr. Powers, a delegate of the Chicago Sailors' Union is visiting this city. We understand that it has been resolved by the Kingston Branch to demand the same rate of pay for next season that is in vogue on the upper lakes. This is the …

      p.2 Short Notes - The harbour is still open, although there is a good deal of floating ice in it. The ferry steamers still make their trips daily.

      p.3 Short Notes - The Pierrepont crossed to Garden Island yesterday. She did not do so today.

      p.2 MARINE NOTES The steam yacht Lizzy, of Alexandria Bay, touched here this afternoon. She is a tidy craft. The yacht Emma is on Tomlinson's ways getting some repairs done preparatory for Dominion Day. Capt. William Ostrander, of Picton, has bought a ...

      p.2 The Gaskin and Huron To the Editor of the Daily News; Sir, - The following appeared in your issue of last evening: "The barge Huron left today with 30,300 bushels of corn, being the largest load taken by any one boat from this harbour drawing only nine feet ...

      p.3 The Yacht Race - Emma and Laura. Kingston Freights - MARINE NOTES - The Oliver Mowat is loading ore for Cleveland at 65 cents.

      p.3 Capt. Paul Clark - of schr. Kate draws gun at K. & M. Forwarding Company's wharf - arguing with grain shovellers. The Steamer Flower City - rumoured blown up. MARINE NOTES

      p.3 MARINE NOTES - Departures - schr. Annie Falconer, Oswego, coal for Toronto.

      p.3 Dock Improvement - old Berry property - now owned by M.T. Co.; to be lengthened. The Corsican - pumped out by Donnelly. Marine Notes

      p.2 ad - Excursion on str. Hero to Thousand Islands. p.3 A Close Call - man fell overboard from barge Minnie Lieuden. MARINE NOTES - Capt. Allen's new tug being planked. -tug Lady Franklin being pulled to pieces at the shipyard, and boiler and ...

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      p.2 Vessels On The Upper Lakes - MARINE NOTES - Rob't Davis, of Wolfe Island, is building a dry dock on the shore this side of Hewton & Hughes' knitting mill. p.3 Four Monster Boats - to be built by M.T. Co. Grain Forwarding - Costs - (full ...