, 1880-11-21
LAKE PORTS.
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PORT HURON, Mich, Nov. 20.-Passed up-
Propellers Kelly and consort. g. D. Caldwell and
barges; schooners John Kelderho use, Marengo,
D. 4. FlintJ. l. Case. Saveland.
In port-George King and barRes; schooners
Columbia, T. Doud, John Wesley Nelson.
Down-Propellers h. l.. W Worthington, Starucoa,
B. ". Blanchard. Lycomin9, Bay State, Junlata,
o. F. Rose aud barges. Yosemite and barges,
Michigan and barRes, a. 4. Turner and barhes-
PORT @ ' McBoN. % Mich., r Nov. % @.-Passed T up
Propeller Fred Kelly and consort.
In port, wind d-bound-Prope1lers J. Pridgeon,
Martin, Mcclellan, stickney, Gladiator, Vulcan,
schooners J. s. Richards, D. E. Bailey, Ellen
'sPry. ~
Wind-West, heavy and squalls, with snow
from to p. m.; weather now clear and cold
hACK1NAo CITY.
MACK1NAC CITY, Nov. 19.-At anchor here to-
ssen res e1 9oFf ea
Thomas Quayle, Red Wing, G. Il. johnson, Bacon,
Minch, Nicholson, Michigan. Porter, Minis.
Metropolis; steam. .bargo Edwards and consort
Page: propeller Rochester and schooner Haz-
ard, Alaska ind tow.
Ceared-Bound up-Propeller Lehlgh aud
etcam- barge Sheldon.
The schooners G. j. Wells. Homer, and up
wards of thirty others are reported at st.
Wind south, fresh. Two feet Of SNOW here.
Mercury 70 below zero.
DETROIT.
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DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 20.-Bound up-Propel-
lers Annie Young, John Pridgeon. jr., Scotia,
Empire and consort; steam -barges Bay City and
barges, Fred Kelley and consort, P. Chamborltn
Howard ana barges, Wo-co-ken. Il. stewart and
burgess: schooners Ellen spry, D. 3. Bailey, L..
l.: Butts, rs. Richards, Moonlight, Trinidad:
Bound down-Propellcrs Cuba, Nyack Fisk,
ConenauRh, Blanchard Hadger State starucca; !;
steam-barEcs H. L. Worthington, Michigan and
barges. D. F. Rose and burgess.
Wi1d-Southwest, blowing gale.
PORT coLHoRSE.
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POnT CoLBoRSE. Ont, Nov. @.-Passed doWu--
Schooner GanEes, chicngo to Ogdensburg. corn.
Buffalo. ran IN for m shelter, and is now lying here
Efnd-bound. The echoonerE Stevenson and
Louise also ran 10 here for shelter.
The Captain Of the schooner Ganges reports
about seventy sail Of vessels at anchor under
Long Point
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ers M L.:Higgie, Alice Richard, Maxwell, and
Colllngwood. and propeller Y. Swain.
Sparta, and Jareckl, and schooners s. Mincn and
Riverside.
:. Weather still cold, and Ice making fast in all
FRANKFORT, Nov. 18.-There has been heavy
southwest gale all day, and showing.
AlE1Veu-1COOOHef DQnn&0, from Ch1CagO.
The following craft are In port: Scow Me-
chanic; Una, Honest John, Westcott, Betsey.
The lake is frozen over. The sunken crib has
been raised and towed inside. The schooner
Arab is expected.
CHEBOY0AN.
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CHEBoY1AS, Nov. 20. - Cleared - Propeller
Northern Queen, barge Fame, schooner Look
out
Upwards Of 100 vessels are in the Straits, be-
tween here anaASt. Helena.
CLEVELAND.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov a.-Cleared for Mtlwau-
kee-Prupeller Smith Moore, coal
Freights are $l50, with no vessels.
O8WEGo.
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OsWE1o. N. X. Nov, 20.-The schooner Mystic
Star, with barley from Bay OF Quinte for Chi
caEo, smiled FROM here last night. She had to
run Ia hero for shelter.
STURGEON BAY,
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STURGEON BAR. Wis, Nov. 20.-Departed-
Schooner America Via canal
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS
Prop Peerless, Houghtou, suudrie1.
Prop Roanoke, Buffalo, sundries.
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