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      p.1 Marine - vessel prices - sch. Cossack sold for $18,000, sch. Star of Hope sold, sch. W.B. Allen sold for $16,350.

      p.1 It is said a new ferry boat is to be built by G.M. Kinghorn for the Kingston-Cape Vincent route, and Watertown will be placed on Gananoque and Island service. -The Bay of Quinte - A Joint Stock Co., to be known as the Union Steamboat Co., has been formed …

      p.1 Weekly - Canal Commission - is sitting in Ottawa. p.2 the Canal Commission adopted a report to Government which recommends enlargement of Welland and St. Lawrence canals, and construction of the Sault Ste. Marie canals....

      (this issue almost unreadable) p.1 Weekly - The Grain Trade of 1871 - facts and figures on capacity, the number of vessels wintering at Chicago, Milwaukee, etc. -the steamer Maid of Canada not to run on Bay of Quinte as previously stated. ...

      p.2 The Crossing - Maud and Pierrepont returned through broken ice from Cape Vincent and were laid up. p.3 Fatal Accident - a man was killed working at top of Montreal & Chicago Forwarding Co's elevator. ]NOTES[1875 Daily British ...

      p.2 New Boat - str. J.H. Kelly to run between Ogdensburg and Alexandria Bay; a new boat will run from Cape Vincent to Clayton. [Independent] p.3 The New Boat - In the Messr's Folger Bros' office today was displayed a very artistic India ink sketch of ...

      p.1 death of Mr. George Anderson, forwarder.

      p.2 Shipwork - Clayton - S.G. Johnston has keels laid for his vessels; Joseph Sharkey has a small steam yacht in frame; Capt. Cook has his steam barge pretty well along for spring work. - Gananoque - negotiations continue to purchase str. J.H. Kelly to replace ...

      p.2 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. As the time for the opening of navigation approaches, interest is taken in commanders of vessels and steamers comprising the Oswego fleet. The following is the list: Steamers - Parnell, Patrick Griffin; Monteagle, Wm. ...

      p.3 Capt. Craig, who owned and sailed the schr. Hanlan last season, died in Ottawa on Wednesday. He was about thirty-five years of age. Jan. 11, 1894 p.4 THE REGINALD. The Calvin company's new tug Reginald was successfully ...

      p.2 Steamboat Laws. [Ottawa Free Press] Capt. Donnelly, of Kingston, who is in the city attending the sessions of the board of steamboat boiler inspectors, was in high glee last night, over a victory won at Osgoode Hall on Monday ...

      p.2 Marine Changes - There are numerous changes this season among the captains of the fleet of freight and passenger boats owned in this port. Captain John Clifford, who had charge of the Lake Michigan last year, will sail the Acadia next summer. He will be succeeded on the Lake …

      p.5 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The Welland canal will be open for traffic on April 16th. Capt. Patenaude will have charge of the str. Arabian this year. The str. Bon Voyage will commence her trips between this city and Rochester, June ...

      p.4 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The schr. Queen of the Lakes will be repainted. Capt. C. Beaupre will be master of the schr. Neelon this season. Presque Isle bay is clear of ice. Murray canal opened for traffic on Sunday. J.E. Rathbun, ...

      p.5 Bedford Mills, April 10th - .... Tett Bros. have a gang of men at work repairing their boats. A new wheelhouse will be put on the tug Edmond. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The str. Hero left on Saturday on her first trip up the bay this season. Capt. ...

      p.4 The Editor at Home - The first raft from Garden Island this season left for Quebec on Monday last. The new schooner Selkirk was launched in Kingston on Thursday last. She is 180 feet long and 36 feet deep, three-masted, steel strapped and intended for the route between ...

      p.5 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The shovellers of the K. & M. F. Co. at Portsmouth made $30 apiece last week. Fifty boats are tied up along the Buffalo docks for want of coal, due to the strike. Col. Reynolds, of Toledo, will send 3,000,000 ...

      p.1 A Big Contract - Detroit, Mich., Aug. 6th - Detroit Dry Dock Co. to build three car ferries for Russia. p.4 The Editor At Home - The barge Glenora was so badly injured in the Cornwall canal that she will not be again put into service this year.

      p.3 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Schr. Denmore (Dunmore ?) is now completed with the exception of being rigged out with sails. Her canvas will not be fitted till the spring. It is not yet decided who will have the captaincy of the new boat. Out of the ...

      p.5 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Arrivals for the week: prop. Glengarry and barges Minnedosa and Kildonan, Duluth, 125,000 bushels wheat; schr. B.W. Folger, Charlotte, coal; schr. Ella Murton, Oswego, coal; schr. Dunn, Toledo, timber; prop. Lake Michigan, ...