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THE- MORNING -ASTOIIIAN, AST OW A, OREGON,-
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Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets
Constate Market Reporti Correct, Eao
ClWog the WbolMale Pr)cc of
Commodities, firm Produce sad vg
table.
PORTLAND. August 20.Oregoii
pr-ache iu much letter shape are mak
Ing their aiipearnuve In thU market.
from th MoMlmivllle district.
California peaelie rum throug'i
tfnln, mid ei lot were disputed of
readily, s the strut wm hungry for any
kind of peachee, pries remain about
eteadjr at flg 11.10 wr craU.
w iruu pear, applet, prune
plum and grH were in good upply
and trade waa greatly improved over
and trad wa greatly improved ovr
the slotting days of hut week.
Watermelon and enntaloiiie came In
ear Iota and moved satisfactorily,
Grain, Flour, Feed.
Wheat-Wall Walla, 69c( Valley, 71o
blueitem, "Oct red, 00c.
OsU-Whlte, 27 gray, 20.
tornw iioie. 127 j oricktr Z8 par
ton.
Barley Brewing, 123.50) feed. 23j
rolled. $2423.
Ry II.A0 per owl
Buckwheat--130.00 par ton.
Flour Hard wheat patent, 14.10)
straight, 13.45 j graham, 3.Mj rye, $3.00j
wbols wheat flour, 13.75 j Valley flour,
3.80(33.65 1 Dakota. tSJ0S.80) East
am rye, $3.40) rillabury, 6i0j Corrallla,
3.70.
MHUtuffa-Middlinga, (24(325) chop
1S bran. 119; hort, 17.
Hay-Valley, timothy, I10llj Eat-
arn Oregon, tlSlfl; clover, $7Q8)
cheat. $7JWJ8( alfalfa, $11.
Grain baga Foreign and domestic.
Ic(302o.
Produce,
Butter Country creamery, 211o22ej
city creamery, 24oj dairy, M(gl5cj atore,
H1SI butter fat, 22Je.
Poultry Old rooetera, (KJlOoj hem,
131314c. fryer. lflalHe) broiler, 10(3
10c dred ehickeni, Utjliej gee.
Mr, 8($8o draaead, 11110) turkey,
lira, 143 15c j draaaed. 10317o dueka.
old, 10(8 12o j Spring duck a. lfi($lflcj
pigeon, per down, $1.001.2S) squab,
1.75(32.
Honey Dark, 10Jllc amber, 120
13oi fancy white, 14(3 15c.
Cheeaa Young America, 1314cj
Oregon full cream, flat, 12J13c
Egg Fresh Oregon ranch, 2021c
Fruits,
Tropical frulta Banana. So per lb
pineapple. $4.50 (g 5 per dotenj lemon,
fancy, $0) choice, $55.60j atandard,
$450 box; orange, fancy navele. $4
4.60) Mad. sweet, $3.754.00 boij grape
fruit, $44.50 cratei lime, 75o per 100,
' Domettio fruit Strawbarrie. local
$1.752.25 orate apricot, $1.502
orate peach, ll1.25 box) plum, 1.25
1.60 box cherrte. 75cTbl.25 cratei
bulk. 48o per lb) gooeberrIi', 6($7a
lb) currant, 80o lb) red raapberrlc,
80o per lbj Loganberrlra, $1.601.75
crate,
Vegetable.
Potatoes Fanoy, old, 4065ej ordi
nary, in country, 4050oj Jobber price,
6005o per 100 lbsj sew, llJo per lb,
Cabbage Per lb, U2cf cauliflower,
$11.2S per dozen j asparagus, Walls
Walla, 11.00 crate fancy local, 404flo
per doien bunoheai pariley, 25c dozen)
hothouse lettuce, 50c (5 $1.00 boxj bead,
23o doianj apinach, 8So lb cuoumber,
local hothouse, 70c $10 down) Cali
fornia, $1.40 boi artichoke. 60c per
down) rhubarb, 8f8o lbj pea, 45c)
beaut, fl0cj garlic, 10c red peppera,
dry, 20($25o) Clillev 20c lb) green onion,
121o dozen buncheai green corn, 40c
doisnj oanteloupss, apeclal, $1.60(32)
pony orate, $0.50(87) egg plant, 40o lb.
Onion New California, red, llJo
rota, 7Sc$1.2J) beeta, $1.60(32; radithe
12(JlSe dozen buncbea,
Tomatoea-Mexloan, $25l2.25j Mini
lppi, $2(22.28) local, 209 lb) Summer
xmaali, $1.25 box.
Frert MtaU and Fiah,
Frh matte Vaal, medium. 70 to 100
Ibt, el$7e 100 to 160 lb, e&fllci 150 to
200 lb. e6icj 200 lb and over, 34ci
pork, 88lej hesvfe, 7f 8cj beef, bulla,
3oj cowe, 4cPicj tUert, 6i 0oj tnut,
ton, medium aire, 77cj Urge, flffifoi
Spring lamb, 8$8e.
Clama nrdbll, per box. $2.00 1
razor clam, $2 per box.
OyUr-8holwatar Bay, per mllon.
$2.O0j Olympia. per aack, $5,00j Eaatern
traniplanUd. $1.00 per 100.
FWh-Crabe, per dozen, tlMi gboal-
water Bay oy.ter. per tack, $4 00)
oyntera, gallon. $2i5 halibut. Slo black
cod, 7ej baa, per lb, 20c; barring, 8c
nounder 5c j catflah, 8c j tilvrr emelt,
71o) hrlmp, lOcj pctch, 6 aturgeon, 9c
ea trout, 12cj black bau. 25ci chlnook
talmon. Oicj ateelbead, 8c) (had, 4&
ugar, aack baila-Colden C $4.48)
extra C. $4.85) powdered. $5.15) patent
cube, $3.30) .cane, D. $5.05) fruit
ugr, $5.05) beet augar, $5.83) at
bbeet, $4.85j btrrele, cwt. 10c) keg, cwt.
25ci boxe. cwt 80o advance over aack
bal (le o lb if paid for in 15 day).
Coffee Mocha 2428cj . Java, fancy,
Z032c) Java, good. 20(24c) Java, or
dlnary, 17(g20cj Coal Rica, fancy, 18
200) Coat Rica, good, 12318ct Ar
buckle, lOJe per lb Lion, 14to per lb)
Columbia coffee. 14!et Salvador 1110
15c,
Rice Imperial Japan, No, 1. $5.85)
Southern. Japan, Sic; broken, 4c) bead.
fancy, 7cj beai choice, tic
Salt-Balea of 75-2a, bale. $1.80) bale
of 60-3, bale, $1.60j bale of 40-4a. bale.
$1.00) bale of 16-10, bale. $1.00) baga,
50C) floe, ton. $12.00) bag. 50 lb, genu
in Liverpool, ton. $18.00) baga, 50 lb
ground. 100a. ton. $0.00) R. 8. V. P.
20 8 1b cartona, $255 j R. S. V. P, 24 S ib
carton, $1.75) Liverpool lump, ton,
$19.50.
Ben -Small white, 4lc large white,
3C) pink, 3C) bayou, 4Jej Limaa, 8c)
Mexican red, 5c.
Sug-FoTtlend Um, 18J4 per lbj
minced ham, lOcj Summer .choice dry,
171oj bologna, long, , 7o) weinerwurt,
10c liver, 6c; pork. 0o blood, 6c i bead
cbeeae, 12c) bologna tauaage, link, 6c. .
Lard Kettle-rendered,' Tiercee, 1U
tub, Uloi 50, lljoj 0, lljc; 10, 12c,
5a, 12c) Standard pure, Tierce, lOJcj
tub 101c, 60, lOlo 20i, 10Io) 10a, He,
6, 18)o, Compound, Tlercei, 7)oj tub,
71C) CO, 7Jo; 10a, Sic, 6, 8o,
' Canned almon-ColumbI Elver, Mb
Ulla, 1.8J, 2 lb Utla, $2.50, fancy, Mb
OaU, 12.00) 1 lb fancy flat, $liS, fancy
Mb ovale, $2.75) Alaak tall, pink, 80c,
red, 11.45) nominal, 2, tall, $2.00.
Cereal food Rolled oats oream, 901b
ack, $7.00) lower grade, $506ik);
oatmeal, ateel cut, 50-lb aack, $3 bale)
10 lb aack, $4.25 per bale, oatmeal
(ground), 50-lb aacka, $7JW per bale) 10
lb aacka, $4 per bale) aplit peaa, $4.60
per 100-Ib aack) 25-Ib box, $1.25, peer
barley, $4.75 per 100 !b) 25-lb boxes,
$li5 per box, pastry flour, 10-lb aacka,
$2 50 per bale.
Nute Walnuta, No. L aoft tbelL 17cj
No. 1 hard ahcll 15c, Chile, 13c; almond.
I718ci Alberta, 16c, Brazil, 18c, pe
can, 13)15c) hickory, 8c, Virginia pes
nut, 6e, Jumbo Virginia peanuts, 8c,
Japaneae peanuts, 6c, chestnuts, Italian,
14c j oocoanuta, dozen, 85(j00c,
Olive oil California ,per gallon, $2.75)
quart, per caee. dozen. $755 pint
doscn, $8.60, l-plnta 4 dozen, $9.
Fig White, lb. 7cs black. 87o.
Date Oolden, 601b boxes, 7c, Mb
package, 8c, Fard, 181b boxes, $1.40
box.
Candled peel Citron, 10-lb boxea, 25e
jib) 6-lb boxe, 25c i lemon peeL 10-lb
boxe, 15o lb) 51b boxe, 151c; orange
peel, 10-lb boxes. 15o lb 5-lb boxes,
151c
Provieiona Ham, to size, 141c; hama,
plcnlo, lOJc, bacon, regular, 181c j bacon,
fancy breakfast 20c: dry salt aides. 111c,
back dry salt, 11 l-4c ,
Pickled goode rickled pigs' feet 1
barrels, $5) 1-barrel, $2.75 15-lb kit
$1.25 pickled tripe, 1-barreK $5.00) 1
barrel, $2.75 15-lb kits, $155) pickled
pig' tongues, l-barrel, $6 1-barrela, $3;
15-lb kit, $1.50) pickled bunba' tongues,
1 -barrels, $0) 1-barrela, $5.50, 15-lb kits,
$2.75.
TIDE TABLE, AUGUST
AUGUST, igofi.
High Water.
Date.
Wednesday ,
Thursday .
Friday
Friday . 3
Saturday . .
Sunday 5
Monday , , 01
Tuesday , ,
Wednesday 8
Thursday 0
Friday 10
Saturday 11
Sunday u
Monday . , 13
Tuesday. 14
Wednesday , ....15
Thursday . .
Friday
Saturday ,
Saturday .
Sunday . .
Monday .
Tuesday .
Y Wednesday
I Thursday ,
Friday
Saturday ,
Sunday . ..
Monday . .
Tuesday , .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday , . ,
10
17
18
18
191
20!
21
22
23
24
25
, 20
27
28
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A.M.
h.m. I ft.
I0:48Tfl.2
11:43 0.7
. I
0:47 H.2
1:32 9.0
2:16 8.8
3:00 8.0
3:46 7.4
4:30 6.8
5:31 6.2
6:35 5.7
7:48 5.0
9:02 6.6
10:0fl 5.8
10:57 6.2
1116 6.7
0:321
1:16
1:69
2:45
3:35
4:32
5:3(1
6:63!
8:10
P. M.
h.m. "I ft?
AUGUST, 1906.
10:13
11:18
12:30
11:60
1:13
1:63
2:32
8:10
3:501
4:27
6:00
5:65
6:401
7:41
8:38
9:31
10:20
11:00
12:18!
11:50
12:541
1:301
2:00
2:44
3:3
4:05
4:51
6:45
6:45
7:53
0:03
....30110:40 6.6110:07
.. . . .31(11:301 7.011:04,
8.0
9.2
7.1
0.3
7.4
7.7
7.9
8.0
8.0
8.0
78
7.8
7.5
7.5
7.6
7.8
8.0
8.4
7.2
8.7
7.6
8.0
8.3
8.5
8.7
8.5
8.4
8.3
8.1
8.1
8.2
8.4
8.6
Low Water. A.
Date.
I h.m.
Wedneday 1
Thursday 2
Friday 31
Saturday . ...... 4
Sunday 5
Monday .'. C
Tuesday . 7
Wednesday 8 9:31
Thursday 9 10:1!
Friday 1010:51
Saturday 11 11:36
Sunday 12 0:41
Monday 13 1
Tuesday 14 2:45
Wednesday 15 3:43
Thursday 18 4:33
Friday 17 5:17
Saturday . 18 5:57
Sunday ; 191
Monday 20 7:12
Tuesday 211 7:49
Wednesday 221 8:22
Thursday 23 0:05
Friday 241 9:40
SUNDAY 20111:30
Monday , 27 0:37
Tuesday 28 1:53
Wednesday 29 3:10
IlniMday , 3U 4: JO
Friday 31 5:10
M. I P. M.
ftThTft:
"0.2 4:12f3.5
1-0.3 5:15 3.3
1-0.7 6:10 3.1
i-l.O 7:00 2.8
(-0.9 7:48 2.6
1-0.0 8:35 2.4
-0.1 9:21 2.3
0.610:03 2.2
1.210:62 2.3
1.811:43 2.3
2.5
2.212:26 3.1
2.1 1:24 3.5
1.7 2:30 3.8
1.3 3:38 8.9
0.8 4:30 3.8
0.3 5:25 3.6
-0.1 6:08 3.2
-0.3 6:48 2.8
-0.4 7:28 2.3
-0.2 8:10 1.9
0.0 8:48 1.6
0.8 8:35 1.4
1.210:28 1.8
1.911:23 1.2
2.6!
1.212:31 3.2
1.0 1:40 3.6
0.7 3:07 8.7
0.3 4:181 3.5
-0.1 5:18 3.1
. 00, Lead, Etc,
Coal oil Pearl and astral oil case.
lOo per gallon, water white oil, Iron
barrels, 131ei wood barrels, 16ic, eocene
oil. cssea, 211c; elalne oil, case, 271c;
extra star, cases, 221c, headlight oil
oaes 21c, iron barrels, 151c.
Benzine Sixty-three degree, ease,
20c, iron barrel, 161c
Turpentine In cases, 86c, in wood
barrel, 83c; in Iron barrels, 79c; in 10-
case lots. 85c,
Unseed oil Raw, 8-barrel lota, 47c; !
barrel lota, 48c, In cases, 83c Boiled. 6
barrel lots, 49c, l bairel lot 50c, U
cases, 65o.
Caaollne Stove gasoline, oaee, 241c:
iron barrels, 19c, 86 degrees gasoline,
cases. 33c, Iron barrels or drums. 27c;
72 degrees cases, 201c j Iron barrel, 20c,
engine distillate, Iron barrel, 9c
Lead Strictly pure white lead and red
lead in ton lot, 71c) 600 lb lota, 8c; leaa
than 600 lbs. 81c
Wire nail present base at $2.60.
Rope Pure Manlls, 14c) atsndsrd,
13)0) Slaal. llcj Ma brand Sitsl 10c
Hop Choice, 1905, ilftl2c, prime,
lOglle. '
Wool Valley 22 25c) Eastern Ore
gon, 1822o aa to ahrlnksg.
Mohair Choice, 2830c
Tallow Prime, per lb, 334c; No. 2
and grease, 221c
Feathers Geese, white, 35 3 40c; gee.
gray or mixed. 2530c; duck, white, 15
20o duck mixed. !2216e.
Caieara ugrads (Chlttlm bark) 21
Oregon grape root Per 100 lbs, $34.
Beeswax Good, clean and pore, 21
24o per lb. .-
Hide Dry: No. 1. 10 lb and up, per
lb. 18319c; kip, No, 1, 1820e accord
ing to (Ire; dry aalted bull and stag,
one-third lest then dry flint) low grade,
23o per lb leu, aalted, ateers. 60 lb
sod up, 10llc) under SO lbs, steer and
cow, 910cj (tig and bulls, 7c, kip,
15 to 30 lb. lOo per lb; real 10 to 14
lba, 11c; calf, under 10 lbs, 11 3 12c )
green .unsalted. lo per lb les aheep-
sklna, abearllng No. 1 2530c, abort
wool, No. 1, 4060c each) medium wool,
No. 1, $1552 each) murrain pelu, 10
to 20 per cent lest; horae hide, aalted,
$1.50(5:2.50. according to aize; dry, so-
cording to aize, $l1.50j co't. 25 50c
each; Angora, wooled. 30c lb 1.50; goat,
common, 1520o each.
Seed,
Clover, red. per 100 lbs. $15.60; do
mammoth red, $16.50; do Aliyke. $16.00;
do white, $18.80; alfalfa, $15.00; timothy,
$5.50; English rye, $8.00; Italian rye,
$8.50, Kentucky bluegrasa, $15.00;
Bromus Inermls, $13.00; orchard grass,
$14.75; red top, $12.00 vetohea, $3.50
field peas, $3.00.
Building Material
Lime $1.50 per bbl; imported cement
$3.75 per bbl; California cement, $3.60
per bbl; wood fiber plaster, $14, net, per
ton; plaster of Paris, $3 per bbl; plaster
Ing hair, 31c per lb; firebrick, $42.60 per
M) fire clay, $20 per ton metal lath.
1925o per yard.
Common rough, per M. $13.00; di
mension sizes, $12.0O14.00j sidewalk
and street, $10.0012.00; stepping,
$30.0032.O0, flooring, $15.0032.00;
rustic, $18.0028.00; ceiling, $18.00
28.00; finishing, $18.0028.00; paving
blocks, $14.00; laths, $2.002.25; cedar
shingles, $2.10.
TWO OPEN LETTERS
inrORTAWT TO MARRIED WOMEN
Mrs. Mary Dlmmlok of Wssbiflarton tells
Bow Lydls X. Ptnkbsm's VegeUbl
Ooapound Made Her Welt
It Is with great pleasure we Mbllali
the following letters, as they convlna- ;
Ingly prove the claim we have so many !
Uioee msds to oorofljumnstbai-jlrs.
IT.
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I Jnrs.Mary Dirnmick
i Galveston's Sea Wall,
makes life now as safe in that city as
on the higher uplands. E. W. Goodloe,
who resides on Dutton St., in Waco, Tex.
needs no sea wall for safety. He writes:
I have used Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption for the last Ave year
and it keeps me well and safe. Before
that time I had S cough which for years
had been growing worse. Now It's gone."
Cures chronio Coughs, LaGrippe, Croup,
Whooping Cough and prevents pneu
monia. Pleasant to take. Every bottle
guaranteed at Charles Rogers' drug
store. Price 50o snd $1.00. Trial bottle
free. aug
The intense Itching characteristic of
salt rheum and eczema Is instantly al
layed by applying Chamberlaln'a Salve.
As a oure for skin diseases this salve is
unequalled. For sale by Frank Hart,
leading druggist. aug
Plnkbam.of Lynn, Mass., I fully quail
fled to give helpful advice to aick women.
Bead Mrs. Dlmmick's letters.
Her first letter)
Dear Mrs. Plnkbam: - '
I be been a mfferer for the past eight i
years with a trouble which first originated I
from painful period the pain were excror- 1
atlng, with Inflammation and ulceration of the ;
female organ. The doctor say I must have
an nraUon or I cannot lire. I do not want
to submit to an operation it I can potxlblr
avoid It. Plcaas help me." Mri karr
Dirnmick, Waohlngton,. C.
Her second letter;
DearMmPinkbam:- " '
" Ton will remember nr eonrilttan whan I
kut wrote you, and that the doctor aaid I
mart bare an operation or I could not live,
I received vour kind letter and followed toot
a4vloe very carefully and am now entirely
welL A my case wa so serious it Mem a
miracle that I am cured. I know that I owe
not only my health but my life to Lydis B.
Pinkhaaj' Vegetable Compound and to tout
adTioa. 1 can walk mile without an acn or
s pain, and I wish every coffering woman
would rmd this letter and realise what yon
can do for them." Mr. Mary Dirnmick, a
and East Capitol Streets, Washington, D. a
Bow easy it was for Mrs. Dirnmick to
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass..
snd how little it cost her a two-cent
tamp. Yet how valuable was the reply I
As Mrs. Dirnmick says it aaved her life.
Mrs. Plnkbam has on file thousand
of just such letter aa the above, snd
offer ailing women helpful advios.
NOTICE,
NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Committee on Streets and Public
Ways, the Superintendent of Street
and the City Surveyor, have filed a cer
tificate of toe completion of the Im
provement of Fourth street, from the
south line of Ator street to the south
rail of the Astoria and Columbia River
Railroad track, by Dill and Young tlw
contractors, in accordance with general
ordinance number 3247 and the contract
therefor. That unless objections are
file against the same, the same will be
accepted by ordinance at the next
regular meeting of the Common Coun
cil OLOF ANDERSON, by
THOMAS DEALEY. Deputy.
Auditor and oPlice Judge of the City
of Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Auguxt 21, 1006.
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12th ANNUAL
REGATTA
, , Astoria, Oregon
August 30, 31 and September 1
1966
: If there be any Doubting Thomases, they'll take
to the woods when the .Regatta opens in gorgeous
splendor. When they say there will be no Regatta
their wish is father to the thought.
HAIL TO OUR QUEEN! t , :)
RAHI FOR OUR ADMIRAL! -
Dou't m!ss the illuminated river parade.
Chief Farmer Bowlby is getting his ranch in shape.
Daddy Chester says his baby show will win the
Blue Ribbon. i .
The Council is expected to put a ban on sausage
factories until the dog show is over. Who owns the
prize Poodle, Daschund, Dane or Bull Terrier?
Won't we have fun, though! when the band begins
to play, when the. flags flutter and the pretty girls
put on their best holiday duds and Regatta smiles,
The Two Dicks (Leathers and Smith) in their
famous turn, "How to Make Things Hum."
Our handsome Assistant" Secretary is a fine ste
nographer, but she writes jnst as fast on the type
writer; she's a daisy, sure. : , 1
With Nelson Troyer handling the . water sports
there'll be something doing every minute.
The Event that Makes
Astoria Famous
Choose your stationery as
you will, you wouldn't appear
before your best friend in
shabby, slovenly clothes. Why
clothe your written self in this
way. The very best "clothes"
in paper are inexpensive.
, "AUTOCRAT,' the very latest, coming in all colors,
is the best for correspondence. Come in and look it
over. Try it with a pen. If you don't like it you
can go away happy we won't get mad if you do
ccme you will probably buy and both of us will be
happier.
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Manager
Good Sample Rooms on the Ground Floor
for Commercial Men -
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
Free Coach to the Souse
Bar and Billiard Room
Good Check Restaurant
ASTORIA, OREGON
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ASTORIA
JOHN-FOX. Pres. '
F L BISHOP. Secretary
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IRON WORKS
Nelson Troyt.i-, Vice-Pres. and Supt,
ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK, Treas
Designers and Manufacturers of
THE MTEdT1 IMPROVED
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers
Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Foot of Fourth Street,