Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
HARRoR AND MARINE ITEMS.
Port of AshtabuIa.
ARRIVED.

Aup 15-Schr. Jessie, capt Galloway from
Marblehead, with 80 cords Of pier stone for Il.
Hubbard & Co.
Aug. 17-sehr ]. G. Palmer. Capt. Capron
from Marblehead, with "A cords Of limestone to
Humphrey.
Aug. 17-Perry White, Capt. Baker. from Col
burn, Light.
Aug. 17-Br Schr Queen of the Lakes, Capt.
Sullivan, from Cobourg. with SS5 tons of ore to
Rhodes & Co.
Aug. 1s-Schr F. Murrill, Capt Mullins, from
Marquette, with Ga tons iron GRE to A. Y. & P
RR
Aug 1s-Br. Sehr. Falconer, Capt. Taylor, from
Cobourg, with 276 tons Of ore to Rhodes & Co.
Aug. 19-schr. Brunette, Capt. Doran, from
Marquette, withs45 tons OF ore to Rhodes & Co.
Aug. 1s-Bsrge Poland, Capt. Jeanie, from Bay
City, with zoe m #. OF lumber to Prentice & Co.
Aug 2O-Schr. johnson, Capt Jones, from Mar.
quetre, with 628 tons Of ore to Rhodes q Co.
Aug 20-Schr. s. orsborn, Capt. Seamensfrun
Escanaba, with 11O5 tons Of ore to Rhodes & co.
Aug. 29-Br. Schr. Kate Dorley, Capt, Stubhs,
from Escanaba, with 659 tons Of ore to Rhodes 4
Co. I c-E
Aug, 29-Schr Mary Grover, Capt. Dinan, from
Cobourg, with 7GO tons of iron ore. %
Aug. 22-Schr. s. & I. Collier, Capt. BlaRchard'
from Kingston. b NJ;
Aug. 29-schr. Perry White, Capt. Baker, from
Colburn, light. e-f
Aug. 22-sehr. Grace Murray, Capt. Honeywell,
from Cobourg, with s25 tons of ore to Rhodes &
Co.
Aug. 99-Br. Schr. Victor, Capt. Ward, from
Cobourg, with 800 tons of ore to Rhodes & Co.
Aug. A-Schr. Startling, Capt. Hughes, fIom Co
bourg, with 800 tons of ore to Rhodes d Co.
Aug A-Schr. Marysburg, Capt. McNaughton,
from Cobourg, with $50 tons of ore to Rhodes &
Co.
.Aug "a Schr. Fran seigle, Capt. Horton, from
L'anse, with 56s tone of ore to Rhodes & Co.
Aug. s4-Prop. ". q. Barnum, Capt. Harrison,
from Bscanaba, with l24o tons of ore to Rhodes &
Co. a
Aug. 25-Br Schr. New Dominion, Capt Cur
Phey, from Toronto, light.
Aug. 25-Schr. Oneida, Capt. Maxwell, from
L'anse, with S5S tons of ore to Rhodes & Co.
CLEARED.
Aug. 1s-Br Schr. New Dominion, Capt. Cur
phey, with S12 tons coal for Toronto.
Aug. 14-Seh. A. ]. Morey, Capt. Dix, light
for Toledo.
Aug. 14-Br. schr. Agnes, Capt. McGrach ie,
with S7S tons OF coal for Toronto.
Aug. 14-schr. Ada Medora, Capt. Martin, light
for Chicago.
Aug. 14-Schr Mediterranean, Capt, seaver'
light for Toledo.
Aug. 16-schr. Exchange, Capt. Lawler, light
for Marquette.
Aug. 15-Schr. Helen Pratt. Capt. Gintz, with
3o3 tons of coal for Buffalo.
Aug 17-Scow Perry White, Capt. Baker.with 95
tons Of coal for Colbun.
Aug. 17-Schr. Jane Bell, Capt. Gotham, light
for Eseanaba.
Aug. 1s-schr. Annie Falconer, Cap t. Taylor.
light for Toledo.
Aug. 10-schr. Brunette, Capt. DOran, light for
Marquette.
Aug. 1s-schr. Morell, Capt Mullins, light for
Marquette.
Aug. 1s-seh. j. W Palmer, Capt Cspron, light
for Detroit.
Aug. 1s-Barge Poland, Capt eanie, light for
Bay City.
Aug 19-Br. Schr. Queen of the Lakes. Capt,
Sullivan, with 497 tons of coal for Toronto.
Aug. 1s-schr. Jessie, Capt. Galway, light for
Toledo.
Aug. sO-schr. C. H. johnson, Capt. Jones, light
for Marquette.
Aug -schr. Kate Darisy, Capt. stubbs, light
for Chicago.
Aug. 3s-schr. S. S. Osborne, Capt. seamens'
light for Cleveland.
Aug. 24-Br schr. S. & ]. Collier, Capt. Blanch-
ard, light for Cleveland. -.
Aug. 2-scow Perry White, Capt Baker, with
95 tons of coal for Colbnrn.
Aug. 24-Prop. d. W. Barnum, Capt Harrison,
light for Escanaba.
Aug. 24-schr Grace Murray, Capt Honeywell,
light for Marquette.
Aug. 2S-Br. schr. Mary Grover, Capt Dinan,
light for Cleveland.
Aug. 25-Br Schr. Victor. Ca pit. Ward, light for
Toledo.
Aug. 25-sehr Sterling, Capt. Hughes, light for
CIev Gland.
Aug. 26-Br. Schr. New Dominion, Capt. Cur
phey, with 3OZE tons of coal for Toronto.
The wrecking steamer Magnst was in
CleYeiand Saturday.
The roughness OF she lake on Saturday
and Sunday, drove several vessels into
Fairport harbOr for safety.
Four new ports of entry have just been
established on Lake Huron, in the Huron
District, viz-Sand Beach, Port Austin,
East Tawss. and Au Sable.
The schr. Butcher Boy, bound from L.
Anse to Ash:abula, loaded with iron ore,
sprung aleak and was towed into Cleve-
land on Saturday last, where she will
discharge and repair.
The scow Shaw. laden with coal for a
Canadian port, in attempting to make
Grand River harbor on the night of the
2Ist, struck in the angle formed by the
west pier and the old one, and was at last
accounts, rapidly breaking to pieces.
A CoMPARIsoN of the entrances and
clearances of the port of Cleveland with
those of Ashtabula speaks well of the
business of this place. Aside from the
regular line Of steamers, there were no
entrances and only one clearance at that
port on the oath, while at Ashtabula there
were ten vessels entered and three clear
ed.
NA POAt oh0 A10lACAo
slipped his usual virtue of thoughtful
promptness, and let US go by the run.
Our readers, therefore, were unable to
measure the business of the harbor by the
number Of arrivals and cIearances. A Lit.
tie such inadvertence, sometimes, has
wonderful effect in quickening the facul-
ties. 1t will not. probably, soon occur
again.
The steam barge W. Il. Barnum, sort
OF Noah's ark of craft, in c1mipg In, in
tow OF the Dexter on Sunday evening
last, while brisk breeze was blowing
from the n. E., was driven a little TO
westward Of the channel, near the laws
of the piers, and grounded. She was.
however, worked of after some three or
four hours, and reached her berth at til
head of the slip.
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