The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-10
NEWS
OF THE LAKES.

CheDoysan Mlch.-The big steamer Van
Hise, Of the steel trusts feet, was released
from Bois Blanc island by the wrecking tug
Favorlte, and left for Chicago. There was
considerable water in two compartments. The
La Sale, ashore at White Shoals.
petrolt-Up; Farwell l0:40 last night:
John spry, 1:3O a. M; Mariposa, Russell and
W VIVA 4; Castle Rhodes (cleared). 5;
Gettysburg. 7:2o steinbranner, $40; Kenne-
bee, John Eddy $780, Oliver, 1850,
Down: Langell and barges, 10 last night:
Shaw, 1880.
sauIt Ste; Marie-Up: Panther, 10 last
night; Black, $50; Peck, 1870
= Dc Down Cornell, a. NJ; Colgate, Elwood,
Ashland. Wis.-cieared: Colgate, ore, Mil
yTan; Ellwood. ore Lake Erie. Arrived:
S MteDougail, Johnson, Wawatam. Mariana.
Detroit, Mich.-up: Hickox, p. M; Hack
ct. 2;2o; Tempest, 4SO; Seattle. $40. Down:
Harvard, 40; Niagara. 1910 p. NJ; Maud.
ton. $50.
SAUL Ste Marie, Mich.-Up: Quito Page.
4:30 p. NJ; Wells, T.
OF Lake Erie yesterday morning by the de-
parture of the steamer Progress of the Corri-
gan fleet. followed in the order named by the
Robert Wallace, Minnesota, towing barge;
Eddy, Wyoming, plankinton, II. W. Oliver,
Senator, Colonel, Arrania, Hutchinson and
Spencer. The last boat got AWAY at o'clock
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock the line boats
will start, led by the Troy and Buffalo Of the
Western Transit line. The Wilbur, Northwind.
-Nlcoi, Stevens and suscuehanna will follow
The first boat to arrive was the Cranape
at g.. The ice field is reported eight miles up
the lake and in such condition that it offers
no serious resistance to vessels.
Row to
Booth line, arrived at noon to-day with bad
hole in her bow, five feet above the water
line. While running under check in the thick
fog, she came in contact with rocks at Outer
island. The steamer is bound from Houghton
to Duluth.
Cleveland--J. c. Gichrist day bought the
steamer Vulcan from Drake & Maytham, of
Buffalo. The price paid was not announced.
This makes sXty-seven vessels in the Gill
christ feet. c. T. Morley, of Marine City.
has sold the steamer ]. ]. Hill to eastern
parties. She will leave for the coast in a
few weeks.
Chicago-Most of the grain offered for ship
ment was in small lots. Rates were u cents
for corn and 1ss cents for wheat to both
Georgian bay and Lake Erie.
a. M; Faustin and barge, $50. Down: watt,
1870 a. m; Venice, $40; Rappahannock. Ma
sault Ste. Marie, Mich.-Up: Chicago. $40
a. M; Yuma, 1880. Down: Bartlett, $3.50
a. NJ; Superior City, s.
more freely and number of ships are be-
ing placed for the first rip. Chartering in
the ore trade is light One boat was placed
to load at the head of the lakes for Ohio
ports to-day at IS cents, and some tonnage has
been placed at Marquette at IS cents. Car
goes are offered freely at Escanaba at IS cents,
but owners are holding for 60 cents.
Buffalo-Coal charterng is light, but all the
shippers will be in the market for boats this
week. The shortage of fuel is delaying the
departure of some Of the fleet. Charters:
Marshall, Tilden. Duluth, so cents; Wyoming.
West Superior, 50 cents; Chilli, Chicago 40
cents. The total amount Of coal chartered up
to noon to-day was $50 tons.
Duluth -Superor-Arrived: Peavey. Depart
ed: Nicholas, Yosemite. Buffalo grain.
Toledo, Ohio-Cleared: Coal-Farwell, Du-
luth.
South Chicago-Cleared: Light, Curry. W.
W. Brown Fairbarn, Duluth.
Marquette Mich.-Cleared: Saxon, Malta,
Cleveland.
Two Harbors, Minn.-Arrived: Ericsson,
Manila, MAZDA, Roebling, Polynesia. Frizt,
Martha. Corliss, Krupp, Darlington, Hundred
Eighteen, Amazon.
Buffalo-Cleared: Coal-Ionia, Samuel Mar
shall. Duluth. Light-Oliver, Fort William,
Grawick, Seyona, Duluth; Bryn Mawr, SUI
perior.