H DAY, OICEMIIR 23, 1904.
THE MORNING AMOKIAK, ASTORIA, ORKGON.
H ARE SCARCE
ruit is Plentiful, But Good De
mand Keeps Up Prices.
rffitlete It Disposed of if th Hawk
; erf at Prleee That Can fa Reached
by tha Paepla on the' Street
Whaat Man Are! Out
i
f Portland, Deo. K The plethora of
thickens and turkeys In! tha market
I
yesterday proved to be! exactly tha
n that was looked for by tha follow
art of th market, and today tha fowl
vara almost unobtainable, except for
second-claim chicken, which hava been
In tha market all tha tlma.
t Wholesale fruplt dealer wart In
clover. Tha market was wall aupplld
and the demand ni exceptionally
brink on account of tha holidays.
I Among tha hop dealer trada ha not
been of tha bet, but It ' la assumed
that tha rtiilah of tha holidays will so
a reopening of thla traffic, with price
.ruling much better.
I In the wheat market there ha be-n
iu change or quotations, in tha main.
toauee of tha Impending holiday, and,
in the norlliweat, the season la looki-J
upon aa virtually over.
1lHilr-ut. which hit been held for u
;wTk at exhorbltant price, win re
leased to the hawker today, and w
illnior(l ii f on the "triwls at rotes thut
'. cntilil be reached by the multitude.
i
I
1 Ore In Products, Feed.
I Wht-Walla Walla, tic; Valley.
J 17c; bluentem, 87c,
I Oat White, 2S; cray. ISO,
Parley Brewing. t!2.S0: feed, $21.&0.
? Hay Timothy, IMT415; clover, til
Tilt: cheat, lllltlt.
Mlllatutra nariey, rouea, imbo;
middling. I215; chop, IU1; bran,
2Ot1; ahorta, I2HJJ5.
Flour Hard wheat, tralght IU5
i.tt; hard wheat patent, $.7&M.0;
Valley, 4.30!4.76; graham. 124: rye
14.75.
. Produce,
Butter Fancy creamery. t84Jt7Hc;
dairy, lieim: cooking, lZtJl.He.
Cheese Toung America, HHlBr;;
Oregon full cream, 1J01SHC
Eggs Oregon ranch, SlQJltte;
eastern, 14OM0.
Poultry Mixed chlekena, per pound,
We, aprlng, pound, lOfflOHe; bene,
lOHo pound; geeaa. 1914c; turkeya,
live, ITClBc; turkeya. dreaeed. lzlr;
durki, old, dosen, 45; eprlng ducka,
lT.
Honey Park, lOViOlle: amber, 120
ISc; fancy white, 15c.
Wild Game.
I Wild geeae, It; mallard ducka, HO
t.tO; widgeon duck, izfyz.sv; "'
ducka, 11.2501. 6.
Fruita and Vegetablea.
Peore ttOl.25.
Cranherrlea Per barrel, 110.
Apple Oregon, 60c1.60.
Tropical Fruits Lemon, fancy, $3.26
ftt.BO; choice, tt.25 per box; orange,
t2.250t.tBj banana. J05HC per
pound; pineapple, I3.50O4 per dosen.
Potato, Oregon, 100 pound, 70
Oat tomatoea, California, per crate,
11.25; tuTnlpa, per aack, 0(70c; cab
bage, per pound, l402c; carrot, per
ock, 0O76c; beet, per doxen bunche
H,15c; egg plant, 6c per pound: Oregon
I onion, 100 pound, 12.2692.50: tweet
Apotatoe. $1.2501.50 per 100 pound:
1 cauliflower, per doxen, 75cOtl: celery,
I mat Anw.n IKn
Froth Moat and Fith.
Freth Meatt Veal, HOTc; pork,
IHOo beef, 2K06V; mutton, 2V4S
4c.
Flth Crabt, per doxan, 11.25: Shoal
water Bay oyttera, per tack. 4; oyt
tert, gallon, $2.26: halibut, 7c: black
oed, 7c; salmon, Steelhead, ttto; her
ring, '5c: flounder, Bo; cntflth, 7c:
lobttert, per pound, 12tyc; allver smelt,
Ic: shrimp, 10c; perch, 5; sturgeon,
7c; Columbia tlver smeltr lo. '
Oils and Lttd.
Coal Oil Peart or astral oil, catet,
21c per gallon; . water whits oil, Iron
laurel, lie; wood barrel, none; cocen
ell, cues, 25c; elalne oil, cases, 21c:
extra star, cases, 26c; headlight oil,
171 degree, caaea, 24Vic; Iron barrel,
lie (Washington state test burning
ells, except headlight, Ho per gallon
higher.)
. Bonxlne Sixty-three degrees, cstet,
22o; iron barrela, 114c.
Llnieed Oil 4?ur raw, in barrel,
13c; genuine kettle-boiled In barrel,
14c; pure raw oil, in case, 57c; genu
ine kettle-boiled In case, 69c; lot of
250 gallont, lo lett per gallon.
Turpentine In cate, 15c par gal
lon. Gasoline Stove gasoline, . case,
24V4c; Iron barrels, lie; 16 degree
gasoline, case, !2o; Iron barrels or
drums, 26c.
Lead Strictly pure white lead and
red lead in ton lots, 7Kc; 500-pound
lots, lo; let than 500 pound, Ittc
' Qrooorleo, Provision, Eto.
Xsugar Golden C, 15.55; powdered,
r 645; patent cube, 16.50; cane, D. Q,
.' 16.11; fjult uir- 15! be uar
HOB: extra cwt. 10c; keg, cwt., 25c;
boxet, cwt,,' BOo (teat Ho per pound, if
paid for In It day).
Salt-Bales of 71-la, bale 11.60; bale
of 60-Js, bale 11.50; bale of 40-4. bale
11.50: balea of lt10tt tale 11.60) bag.
60. fine, ton, t 60; bag (9 lb., genu
ine Liverpool, ton, 117; bagt BO lb., H
ground, 100, tona, $6.26: R, 8. V. P.,
20 t-lb. carton, 12.15; R. . V. P, 14
J-lb cartons, 11.75; Liverpool lumb,
ton, lit. ' ( ' s . .. '
CoffeeMocha, 21021c; Java, fancy,
21012c; ava, good. 20 24c i Java, or
dinary, 172cuCota,.nica, fancy, It
20c; Coat Rica,' good, HOltoi Ar
buckle, 115.26 per 100 pound; Lion,
$15.20.
Nuts Walnuts, No.. L aoft shell,
11: 'No. V hard thell, l!Hc; Chile,
1tc almond. 17011c; fflbart. 1401Bc;
Braalla, ltc; pecan, lIHOltc; hick
ory, Ic; Virginia peanuts, tOIVic;
Jumbo Virginia peanut, to; Japane
peanuta, BViOtc;!' rhtatnuta. Italian.
14c; chetnuta, eaatern, drum, $4 60;
cocoanut, doxen, tOc.
Rica Imperial Japan, No, 1, t5.!7Vts
No. 2, 14.25; Carolina bead, to; broken
head, 4c, HQlto per pound; Columbia
roat, eaaet, 100a, IU.2B; BO. ' 111,60;
Arbuckle. 114.11; Lion, $14. It '
Provlalon Hamt, to alaa. 12c;
hama picnic, to; bacon, regular, lie;
bacon, breakfaat, 14011c; drjr alt
ldet, 10c; bock, dry aalt, tc; lard,
kettl rendered, tlerced, I lie.
Fig White, pound, 6c; black.
7c.
Date Oolden, (0-lbv boxea, 07o;
1-lb packagf, Ic; Ford, IB-lb box,
11.40 box.
Hop, Wool, Hide, Etc
Hp 280 10c.
Wool Valley, 20021c; Kaitorn Ore-
gon, 104117c.
Tallow Prime, per pound. lH4c;
No, 2 nnd'greaee, 2mc.
Hide Dry hldea, No, 1, It pound
and up, HHfHBHc pound; dry kip, No.
I, t to 14 pound, 1314 He; dry calf,
No. 1. under B pound, 15c; dry tim
ed bull and Rtnga, a third lea than dry
flint; aalted hide, teer, aound, 60
pound fend over, 801c; 60 to 60 pound
lOTHc; under 50 pound and cowt, 6V4
07Hc; ttagt and bulla, aound, 4.044c;
kip, tound, 15 to 20 pounda, 7c; under
10 pound, 8c; green (unaalted), lo per
pound leea; cull, lc per pound li';
home hldrt. tailed, each, $150; dry,
each, $101.60; colt' hide, each, 25
60c; goatakln, common, each, 1015c;
Angora, with wool on, 25c$l; theep
pelt, aa to wool, 10 0 60c each.
Livestock.
Cattle $20150;
hog, I4.2SOS.60;
theep, lt.25 01.BO.
MISS SHIVLEY SUES.
Determined to Fight Cata Againtt
Cottage Grove Board to Lett.
Cottage Orove, Dec, 24. Although
the ttnte board of education haa hand
ed down the decltlon that Ml Nan
Shaveley I not entitled to a hearing
In her troubl with the dlrectort of dlt
trlct No, 45, In revertlon of the ruling
of State Superintendent Dlllard, Mix
Shlveley't attorney will ue the dlttrlct
for the entire term of nine montht
amounting to 1360, and additional dam
age, th total amount of which ha not
yet been determined. The cute came
up for hearing In the March term of
court, and hould the decision be
againtt Mitt Shlveley.the will hold the
dlrectort of dlttrlct No. 45 wilt be made
the defendant! for the year' work
The cate I to be fought to the end.
TWELVE THOUSAND MISSING.
Mine
Workers Brought to Light in
Regiments,
Wllketbarre, Pa.. Dec. 24. After a
long Inevttlgatlon national ofllcert of
tho United Mine Worker! are reported
to have dltcovered that there are on
the rollt 10,000 or 12,000 more paid-up
membert than have been reported to
them. Thlt dltcovery explained the ap
parent lot of many membert which
has dltturbed the national officers.
It Is told to have been found that
tecretariet of ome of the small dlvlt
lons have failed to report all their
members, ' ,
TIDE TABL,E.'
Low Water. 1 A. M. P. M.
,Datc. Ih.nvflt. Ih-m LftT
Thursday.,..-. 1 4:03 4.1 S:12)s.l-
Friday 2 2:07 1.7 S:17 1,
Saturday 3 1:10 2.0 4:18 0.8
SUNDAY .... 4 4:08 2.1 .5:12 - 0.1
Monday 6 8:04 2.3 6:00-1.0
Tuesday 8 6:58 2.5 0:48-1.4
Tuesday
Wedneiday ... 7 6:46 2.7 7:30-1.4
Thursday 8 7:30 2.9 8:13-1.1
Friday 0 8:15 3.1 8:54-0.9
Saturday 10 9:00 8.3 9:32-0.4
SUNDAY ....11 9:45 3.4 10:00 0.8
Monday 1210:34 3.4 10:50 0.7
Tuesday 13 11:30 3.5 11:30 1.8
Wednesday ... 14 12:33 3.4
Thursday 15 0:13 1.8 1:35 J.O
Friday 16 1:04 2.3 2:33 2.6
Saturday 17 2:00 2.6 8:30 1.8
SUNDAY .... 18 8:00 2.9 4:18 1.1
Monday 19 8:52 3,1 6:04 0.4
Tuesday 20 4:45 8.1 5:48-0.3
Wednesday ... 21 5:37 8.1 6:28-0.8
Thursday 22 6:82 8.1 7:09-1.1
Friday 23 7:07 3.1 7:50-1.3
Saturday 24 7:52 2.8 8:30-1.1
SUNDAY ....25 8:37 8.8 9:15-0.9
Monday .......26 9:27 2.6 9:59-0.4
Tuesday 27 10:24 2.6 10:45 0.2
Wedneiday ... 28 11:19 2.3 11:36 0.9
Thursday 29 13:38 2.6
Friday 30 0:34 1.5 1:49 1.6
-J"
UNDESERVED APPOINTMENT.
A Prominent Attorla Butlnet Man
Crltlolee Hahn'o Appointment.
Attorla, Ore., Deo. 21, 1904.
Editor of Tha Dally AMorlan.
Dear Blr: I have carefully noted
the comment of the paper hero In re
gard to th anticipated appointment of
Mr, Hahn to tho poetofflce, and alao th
comment of th paper after the an
nouncement of Mr. Hahn'a appoint
ment, and oapeclally th Aatorian In
It comme'nta, It glowing pral of Mr,
Hahn, telling th people of Mr. Hahn'
vlrtuea, unimpeachable character, etc.
etc. Mr. Editor, I take thi newtpaper
(lobber of Mr, Hahn a a peronal chal
lenge to me. I ohowed up Mr. Hahn
In hi true color over a year ago; I
then excuted bim, In a peraonai let
ter, of thing that would dlagraco any
man, " l"' anywhere (poailbly Clat-
op county excepted). I hava received
no denial to thl accutation from Mr,
Hahn, made to him direct and the lead
er of th party that ho ha been try
ing to palm hlmaelf off a one of them.
I would Hk tbo Attorlan to explain
how It happen that tuch a largo ma
jority of the cltlxena of Attorla now
want Mr. Hahn in the poetofflce, when
a year ago tuch a large minority want
ed hltn city treoaurer. Had tho Attor
lan been conservative in It remark
relative to Hahn, I ahould probably not
at thla time mode comment In print;
I thould have considered that the tate
ment that I made over a year ago (my
experience with Mr. Hahn at tho atate
legltluture), had ben accepted by the
writer, a it ha by all the people, oven
rcpulillcant, whom I have made ttate
merit to. Including Hahn (for he hat
not yet denied It) at true. There are
only two concluMlont for me to conoid
er: Whether the Attorlnn conttder me
a llur, or contlder a bribe-offerer a
man of unimpeachable character.
B. F. ALLEN.
DREARY CHRI8TMA8.
Striker to Number of 350 Are Locked
Out
New York, Dec. 24. Women to the
number of 350 employed by the mem
ber of the Cap Manufacturer' Asso
ciation, have joined in the" strike
againtt tho open shop declaration of
the attoclatlon. In all about 1800 or
1900 worker are now on itrlke and the
factorlea will remain Idle until next
week, when cap makera will bo of
fered work on tho open thop plan.
Startling Evldonoo.
Freth teatlmony In great quantity la
conttantly coming in, declaring Dr.
King1 Now Dltcovery for Contump
tlon Cough and Colda to bo un
equaled. A recent expression from T.
J. McFarland BentorviUo, Vt, serves
as example. He writes: 1 had
Bronchltla for three year and doct
ored all the time without being bene
fitted. Then I began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery, and a few hot
ties wholy cured me," Equally effec
tive in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia
and Grip. Guaranteed by Chat. Rogers
Druggist Trial bottles free, regular
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The Btltimore 4V Ohio Rtilrotd't New
Through Service.
Effective November 27th, 1904, and
thereafter, a new dally train will be
Inaugurated, leaving Grand Central
pattenger station, Chicago, at 10:10
p. m., for Akron, Cleveland, Toungs
town, Pittsburg and intermediate
points, connecting at Pittsburg with
"Duquetne Limited" for Philadelphia
and New York, and with train No. 10
tor Washington, D. C, and Baltimore.
Thla train will be equipped with
flrst-class day coaches, Pullman sleep
era and dining car service.
; Oh all through tlcketa atop-over will
be allowed at Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, not to exceed 10 day
at each place.
For further particular address,
Peter Harvey, General Agent, Room
1, Hobart Bldg., San Francisco.
D. B. . Martin, Manager Passenger
Traffic Baltimore, Md.
B. N. Austin, Geaeral Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
DECEMBER
High Water. A.M. P.M.
Date. h. m". ft. h. m. ft.
Thursday . . . ..I l 7:38 7 8 i706 6.4
Friday 2 8:34 8.1 9:17 6.5
Saturday 3 9:28 8.510:22 6.7
SUNDAY .... 4 10:19 9.111:19 7.0
Monday 5 11:04 9.2.,
Tuesday 6 0:11 7.1
Tuesday ...... 611:50 9.3
Wednesday ... 7 1:00 7.312:33 9.3
Thursday ..... 8 1:46 7.3 1:15 9.0
Friday 9 2:3 7.2 1:55 8.7
Saturday 10 3:12 7.2 2:37 8.2
SUNDAY ..,.11 3:52 7.1 3:17 7.5
Monday 12 4:36 7.0 4:02 7.0
Tuesday ...... 13 5:80 7.0 4:53 6.2
Wednesday ...14 8:08 7.0 5:53 5.7
Thursday 15 7:00 7.1 7:06. 5.4
Friday IB 7:47 7.2 8:18 5.5
'Saturday v.... 17 8:86 7.5 9:24 5.6
SUNDAY .... 18 9:22 7.810:20 5.9
Monday 19 10:08 8.211.14 6.3
Tuesday 20 10:50 8.4
Wednesday ... 21 11:35 8.9 0:00 6.7
Thursday 22 0:45 7.1 12:18 8.9
Friday 23 1:29 7.3 1:00 9.0
Saturday 24 2:10 7.6 1:40 8.9
SUNDAY ....C5 2:52 7.7 2:27 8.6
Monday 28 3:37 7.8 3:15 8.1
Tuesday 27 4:22 7.9 4:10 7.5
Wednesday ... 28 5:13 7.9 5:15 6.9
Thursday 29 6:07 8.1 6:28 6.5
Friday 30 7:03 8.1 7:48 6.1
Saturday 31 8:03 8.3 9:03 6.1
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TIME CARD.
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8 00a.m I Portland Union I 11.10 a. m
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SEASIDE DIVISION
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Additional train leaves Astoria daily
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