Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-12
HARROR AND mARINE ITErIs.
of AshtabuIa. A
ARRIVED,

AkhlNED. %
Aug. ss-schr. Helen Pratt Capt eintz, light
from Buffalo -....-.
Aug. s7-schr. sam L. Watson, Capt. CoultOn
from Marquette, with sTs tons iron ore to Rhodes
& Co. 3aa T.
Aug. ss-Br. schr. waoOusta, Capt Hughes, from
cobourg. with sS5 tons of iron ore, to Rhodes a
Co.
Aug. 2s-schr. Kate Kelley. Capt Hays, from
Cobourg, with 400 tons iron ore to Rodes s Co.
Aug. 2s-Br. schr. Olive Branch, Capt Martin,
from CObOurg, with 200 tons iron ore to Rhodes
s Co.
Aug. sO-sehr Telegraph, Capt Enright, light
from Erie.
Aug. si-Schr. Chas. spadman, Capt Rice, fIOm
L'Ause, with 54s tons iron ore to Rhodes 6 Co.
Aug s1-Br. schr. Two Brothers, Capt CHS
holm, from CObourg, with sa5 tons of iron ore to
Rhodes & Co.
Sept. 1-scOw Perry White, Capt Baker, light,
from Colburn
Sept. 2-Schr. Col. Cook, Capt Deott, from l.
Anse, with SOC tons OF iron ore to Rhodes Co.
Sept. 2-Br. schr. Alzora, Capt Haggleblom,
light, from Colburn.
Sept. 2-River Tug Prindiville came in to coal
Sept. 3-Schr. River Side, Capt Commings from
L'Anse. with 533 tons iron ore to Rhodes & Co.
Sept. s-Schr. Oliver Culver Capt. Dayison.
from Marquette, with 497 tons of iron oreto
Rhodes & Co. -s
Sept 4-Br. Sehr. Huron, Capt Kingston, from
Cobourg, with 400 tons iron ore to Rhodes Co.
Sept. Abr. Schr. Murray, Capt. Reed, from Co.
bourg, with $50 tons ore to Rhodes Co.
Sept. 4-Schr. Geo. Worthington, Capt. Williams,
from Marquette. with 4I5 tons iron ore, to Brown
& Bonnell.
Sept. 4-Schr Jessie, Capt Galway, from Buff
falo, with 500 bbls salt for Hubbard & Co. 81
Sept 4-Tug Anna P. DoTr, Capt. Downs, from
Erie, with scow.
Sept 5-schr. Elm City, Capt. Lent, from Port
Huron, with 81, ,SO4 #. pier timber.
Sept 5-Light House Supply Steamer stopped
for a few hours.
Sept. s-schr. Mary Elizabeth. Capt. Biggins,
from Marquette with 5s1 tons iron ore.
Sept. s--Prop. Vienna, Capt. Brown. from L.
Anse, with S46 tons iron ore for Rhodes J. Co.
CLEARED.
falo with 400 tons of coal.
Aug. Ss-Br Schr Marysburg, Capt McNaugh-
ton, for Toronto, with S49 tons of coal.
Aug. 29-schr. Sam. L. Watson, Capt. COulton,
light, for Chicago.
Aug. 29-schr. Kate Kelley, Capt. Hayes, light,
for Toledo.
Aug. 29-Br schr. wacousta, Capt. Hughes,
light, for Cleveland,
Aug 29-Schr Oneida, Capt Maxwell, with 35s
tons Of coal for Torch Lake. ~
Ang. 29-schr, Telegraph, Capt. Enright, with
400 tons of coal for Buffalo, .t-.- f-
Aug a1-Schr Olive Branch, Capt Martin, light
for Cleveland.
Sept. 1-Br. schr. Two Brothers, Capt. CHS
holm, light for Cleveland.
Sept. 2-scow Perry White, Capt. Baker, with
95 tons Of coal for Colburn.
Sept: 2-Schr. Col Cook, Capt Deott, light for
Cleveland.
Sept. Br schr Alzora Capt. Haggleblom,w with
50 tons Of coal, for Colbourn,
Sept s--Schr Chas Spadman, Capt Rice, with
541 tons of coal for Torch Lake.
Sept. ETug Anna P. Dorr, Capt. Downs. for
Erie-no tow.
Sept 5-sehr. River Side, Capt Cumming, light
for Cleveland.
Sept. 6-schr. Geo. worthington, Capt. Will
hams, light for Cleveland.
Sept. 7-Br Schr Huron. Capt. Kingston, light
for Erie.
Sept s-schr Elm City, Capt. Lent, light for
Marblehead. ~
The pontoons to be used in raising the
Board of Trade, that sunk off Fairport,
Lake Erie, on the 29th of July, have ar
rived at the scene ofthe wreck, and the
work of raising the vessel will be immedi-
ately proceeded with
Tie hunter of vessels passing through
the Welland Canal, both ways, during
the month Of August. was 7S4, an increase
over the month previous, of 26.
The Schr. Elm City, that came in on
the 9TH. failed to report within the pre-
scrihed twenty -four hours after arrival,
and was feqoired-to pay the penalty of
500. d,
QUITTING THE FIELD.-The tug Annie
Dobbins, Captain Lundy, which, through
out the ssason, has been towing vessels on
SaIIlt river, has;retired from that field of
operations, the business having fallen off
10 such degree as to no longer-pay the
expensessof so many on the route. Cap
tain Lundy states that there are yet no