WEDNESDAY, MAY n, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOKIAN, ASTOIUA, OIIEGON.
x PIMND MAHKETS
f Latest Quotations In the Portland
mm a
Markets,
CswpUu Mrkt Report CorrteUd
Iioh Day, Giving the WhoUwU
Prless of CommedHlee, Farm Pr
due and Vegetable,
fORTJANJ), May 21Knmlt bip
menu of wx Lean irura Coacltoll an
Vaoavllle, Cel., hav been reoslved on
Front itrwt, the ftrtt of th eeoa of
thee favorite varillo, and they sell
readily at U wnti a pound, A few
how of summsr aqnssb have alio eom
In. They Mil at 11 to.
WHOLESALE PRICII,
Tho following ar quotation ruling
la Portland a reported bjr Jobbers to
t& various Unt
Grain, flour, Feed.
Wheat-Club, loo; Valley, gOoj blue
tarn, lie; rod, 7 Jc
Flour Hard wheat ttatent, ft.to;
straight, 14; graham, t4.t0: 170, tS
whole wheat flour, MISQUSi Val
ley flour, M.ir; Dakota, 0OtS:
Eastern rye, 16,60; Filsburg, ll.TSi
Corvsllls, f.IO.
Cereal foods Rolled oat a, cream,
90-lb. sacks, $7; tower grade, 15.600
6,80; oatmeal, ateel out, 4S-Ib., sacks.
II btl.i -lb. sacks, IU! Hf bale;
oatmeal (ground), 45-lb, aacka, 17.10
par bbl; t-lb. aacka, f( per bale; spill
peai. MM per 100-lb, aacka; 1Mb.
box, iLlli pearl barley, 14 per lo
I be, 1 1Mb. bo, IMS per box;
paatry flour, 10-lb, aacka, 11.10 per bbl
Oato White, 129; gray, Itl.SO.
ComWhole, 134: cracked, 131 ton.
Barley Brewing, l2l.C0On.S0; feed
111021.66; rolled, IIS.S0Qt4.60.
Rye tl.4SOl.S0 per cwt.
Buckwheat 134 per ton.
Afiltatufro-tllddllnge, 125; chop.
tit; bran, 117; ahorta. 111.10.
Grain bag Foreign and domeetlc,
C9o, ,, " '
May-Valley, timothy, 116011;
Eastern Oregon, $Hd; clover, t?f
17. SO; cheat, 177.50: alfalfa," 111.50;
grain hay. 1741: vetch, I7.104JI.
Fruit.
Tropical frulta Bananaa, SVo per
pound; lemona, I5$f6 box; orange,
Mfl.76; grape frut. 1160 crate; lime.
75oJl. per 100; tangerine, M box;
etrawberrlee, 18-pound crate, 11.6041
11.00; homegrown, 130150 pound.
Dried frulta Apple, evaporated, ttt
J9c lb.; apricots, lOo; peachea, UVo;
pear. 1IH; prune, Italian, 44Vie;
French, 4f 4c; flg. California black,
Ifcc; California white, to; Smyrna,
S0c plum, pitted, 60, .
Domestto frulta Apple, common,
11.6001; fancy, 21.80 box.
Vegetable.
Cabbage Pound, 8GHo; cauli
flower. 76eU Pr doen; parsley, 16c
per doien; hothouse lettuce, 'II per
box, h'ad, 40o doon; plnach. per box.
S 11.15; artichoke, 76cf It per dosen;
Alaaka pea, c; telephone pea, 10c
lb.; okra. 11.78; tomato, Mexican,
lt.604fl.7t; Florida, $404.60; Oregon
rhubarb, 104c; cucumber, I1Q1.S0
doien; eggplant, t5o lb,; Cuban Pep
uer. II crate; ajparagui, 11.75 box.
Potato Facy, II per cwt
Onion 15c3.
Turnip Pr ck, It; carrot, 11.16
sack; beet, ll.16ft.50; horradth.
gjjiOo per pound.
Produo.
Butter Country' oreamery, 100
liUo; city creamery, Hoi tore, It
4911a; butter fat, Ho.
Bgg-rOregon ranch, lTttQlto.
Cheee Toung America, 1717Ho;
Oregon full cream, flat, ltttc.
Poultry Old rooteri, 901Oo; hen,
4a; mixed, HMo; fryer, I0ll4o;
broiler, 12V425o; drsed, 10 IMA
higher than live; duok. old 11014a;
yound, 17018c; geese, live, 8c; dress
ed, 10011c; pigeon, $101.25 per
dosen; equaba, 1201.60 per doien,
Honey Dark, lOVi011o; amber, 11
013o', fancy white, 140160.
Freeh Meat and Fleh.
Fresh meat Veal, medium, 75 to
100 lb., 10 1 l-lo; 100 to 180 lb. 7
I- la to 8c; 150 to 100 lb., 4J I l-lo;
200 ft. 'and over, 8 1-1 0 to; pork, t
0 lo; heavtee, 7 (9 to; beef, hull, I S
II- lc; cow, 5 0 to; iteerc, 8 0 7c;
mutton, medium lze, 1 9 10c; large
7 J lo. - .- '. 'f
Fleh halibut, 81-loj black ood, lo;
black bai, per lb llo; itrlped ban,
llo; herring, 60; flounder, to; catflth;
11c; ahrlmp, lOo; perdh, to; tturgeon,
II Mo; iiea trout, llo; 1lvnIJe,
froxen, to; Kteelhead, llo; torn ood
7o; imelti, to; Chinook calmon, II 1-1
c. ." ' '"' ' ' "' ;
Oyter Bhoalwater bay, per gal
lon, 11.18; per lack, 14.60; Toke Point,
11.80 per 100! Olymplaa, 110 lb, II:
Olympian, per gallon, 11.18.
Clam Hardihel), per box, 1.40; ra
tor clamv, II per box.
Hep, Wool, Hide, Etc
Hop Choice, 47 llo: prime, 42
I l-lo per lb, ,
Wool Valley, 11 O Ho; Eaatern
Oregon, II O 11 l-lo; a to ahrlnkage.
Ftathert 0ee, white, It 4 40c
go, gray or mixed, It O too; duck,
white, II O too; duck, mixed, It 0
150.
Mohalr-Cboieo, II 0 llo.
Caacara kagrada, (Cblttlm bark)
ll-IOI 11 et. per lb.
Beeawax Oood, clean and pure, 11
9 ltd per lb.
Tallow Prima, I M O 4 Mo; No.
t and greaae, 1 O lo per lb.
Oregon grapt root Per 100 Iba.
4o.
ntJea Dry No, L II lb, and up,
per K 17 O le; kip, No, 1, 17 O 10c;
according lo 1c, , Dry aalted bull
and tag, one-third le than dry
flint; low grade 1-11 O to por lb. le;
alted iteer. to lb, and up, 10 9 U;
under 10 Ibe., deer and cow, I 9 10
c; stag and bulla, 7o; kip, It to 10
lb., lOo per lb,; calf, 10 to 14 Iba 11c;
calf, under 10 Iba, 11 4 11c; green, un
alteJ, lo per lb, le; aheepefclne.
(hearting, No. 1, II O 15c; hort wool,
No, 1, 40 9 lOo each; medium wool,
No. 1, II O 1.60 each; murrain pelt,
10 to 10 per cent le; bora hide.
alted, 11.60 to 1, according to glse;
dry, according t.o lie, II O 11.18; eolt,
It 47 tOo each; Angora, wooled, lOo O
11.10; goat, common, It O Ito each.
Oroeerlee, Provlelon, Etc
Sugar, ack bail D. O., 15.77 Vi;
Star, 13.474; Faclflo Ceaat, 15.17 V4;
Oolden C, I5.17H; Extra C, I8.17H;
powdered. t5.t7; cube, 15.17 m fruit
a'ugar, I8.77H; box, too cwt. advance
over aack baal (lea Ke If paid for
In If day.)
Bean Small white, lo; large
white, IHo; pink, tttc; bayou, !o;
Lima, to; Mexican red, 4c
CofTee Mocha, 14018c; Java, fancy,
14011c; Java, good, 10014a; Java, or
dinary, 17019c; Coat Rica, fancy,
15Hc017c; Coeta Rica, good, 11016c;
Arbuckle, tll.tl cwt.; Lion, ltio pr
lb.; Colombia ooffee, 14o; Salvador,
11H014HC
Rica Imperial Japan, No. 1, 8.15c;
Southern Japan, t46Hc; broken,
U; head, fancy, IKc; choice, Ic
Sago and tapioca Scarce: 8 Vio lb.
Fig White, lb., 107c; black, 10
7o Ifc '
Lard Kettle-rendered, Uerce. llo;
tub, lllic; 50. lle; 10. 12HC 10.
lH4c; t. ' lltte. Standard pur:
Tierce, lo le"; compound, tierce,
'AC leaf, 13c
D.'led Fruit Apple, evaporated.
100 per lb.; lundrled, aacka or boxe.
none; apricot zoo; peacnea i i-so;
pear, It l-lo; prune, Italian, 4 0 1-
1-lc; French, 4 0 4c; Fig. California,
black, t t-4c; California whuea, c;
Smyrna, lOo; plum, pitted, to:
ProvUlon Hama, large 18c: email,
It 1-lc; picnic llo; boiled hamc ISo;
boiled picnic, 10c; breakfaat bacon,
fancy, 11 Me; Engllh, 17e; dry lted
hort oleara, lie; back, 11c
Nut Walnut. Nc 1, oft hell, 170
llo; No. 1 hard hell. It O lo.; al
mond, It O loo; Albert llo; BraalU,
lOo; pecan, llo; hickory, to; Vlr.
glnla peanut, I Mo; Jumbo Virgin
ia peanut, lOo; Japan peanuta, 6-
2c; Cheatnuta, Italian, 10c; Italian,
tOo; oocoanuta, doaen, It 0 1,00 i Pn
nuta, 17 l-lo.
Datea-Oolden, tO lb. boxe, 7o; lib.
package, lo; Fard, It lb. boxes, 11.40
box. .
Ralelna Loow Muscatel, I crown,
to; l-orown, I l-lo; Bleached seed
less Sultanas, 10 0 H l-lo: unbleach
ed sedlcs Sultanas, t 1-lc; London
layer, I -crown, whole boxes of lOlbs.,
11.16: l-orown, 11.10,
WATER AS A BEVERAGE.
Flattest After an Apple and Cools!
After a Peppermint Drop,
"Water Is tlio (IikhI drink In the
world," sold the vpk In llttla
tilings, "but nob every olio knows bow
to nut (lie most enjoyment out of
drinking It.
"For Instnuce, water should never b
drunk imuiodlntcly after an apple tins
Loon eston, for as a be vera us It then
bits a tasto wore flat and Insipid than
ss 11 It bad been taken from a cold
toakottlo,
"Ou tlio otbor baud, tliuro I nothing
to my, uilnd tltut iiinko water taste
uioro cool and rofroslilug (not counting
actual thirst) than to cut a pepperiulut
drop before taking a drink of It.
"And, while peppermint stand at ill
head, a drink of wutor is particularly
and noticeably good after any wafer
or losengu, Popcorn, on the otbor
baud, takes all the animation out of a
subsequent swallow of water.
"Nor do bread and water go well to
gether. The water takes the sweetness
out of tlio bread, and the bread takes
the liveliness out of ttit wster and
makes It flat beyond degree.
"Too tyrant wbo first bit upon bread
and water as a prison fart of punish
ment knew bis business.
"Tlio enjoyment of a drink of water
varies, too, with what you drink It
from. Ton would not offer to a sick
person a drink of water In a cup, but
rather In a glass, the thinner the bet
ter. The fact that the water Itself In
all its limpid clearness Is present to
the sense of sight stimulates an expec
tation that is gratified along with the
seuse of taste.
"I have frequently observed men
about to drink some other beverage
tlinu water, and It appears to be a
very common habit with tltetu to re-
gurd the liquid steadily for some sec
onds before swallowing It, ofteu hold
ing It on a level with their eyes lu
order to see It as clearly as possible.
"Surely this lesson should not be lost
Upon the man wbo knows that there is
no drink like water. While you are
drinking it eujoy It,
"For my own part I like water from
a big tin dipper even better than from
ttilu tumbler, but best of all drink
ing dishes for me Is a newly mado
birch bark dipper, all the better If I
hare mad it myself.
"Dip a full dlpiwr from the center
of the bubbling spring, take a look to
see how limpid It is against the clean
yellow freshness of the dripping dip
per, put your Hps to the wster Itself
and then take one of the sweetest gifts
the gods provide." Brooklyn Citizen.
Goed Words for Chamberlain's Cough
, Remedy,
People everywhere take pleasurs In
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, My little girl, Catherine,
who is two years old, ha been taking
thl remedy whenever she has bad a
cold since she was two months old.
About a month ago 1 contracted
fearful cold myself, but I took Cham
Delaln'i Cough Remedy and was soon
testifying to the good qualities of
Chsmberlaln'S Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md.,
writes: "I wish to tell you that I can
as welt as aver." Thl remedy Is for
salt by Frank Hart and Leading
Druggists.
li
4id BOND ST,
ASTORIA, OKIOOI
Carries the Finest iio of
Wines,
Liquors
'. unci.
Cigars
' mmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmummmmmwmmmmmmu '
CALL AND SEE US
BEAUTY HINTS.
To reduce your flesh increase your
troubles.
' To develop a bust get on the wrong
side of the market
Nalla which do not yield readily to
tne manicure may b driven in with a
hammer.
Brilliancy may be Imparted to the
complexion by powdering with dia
mond dust
To remove freckles pry them gently
out with a nut pick. Should this fall
try blasting.
Tlio drooping lash, so much affected
by some, luny be encouraged by sitting
up lata 0' nights.
Falling hair may be avoided by step
ping nimbly aside whenever you see It
coming your way.
Ilnlr ou the lips may sometimes be
avoided by requiring the young man to
shave before ealllug.
Wbeu crow's feet will not yield to
massage, till them suddenly with ce
ment and smooth quickly with a
trowel. Bohemian Magazine.
"A young friend of mine," said Ben
ntor Bflllcy, "mrirrM not long ago a
v-oxati of fifty years' She was rich
Mini vniy; he was nawlMome and poor.
'The day offer their wedding I met
the bride and groom 0:1 a Pullman
train. The groom went luto the smok
log compartment with me, and we
lighted tip, Ho smoked gloomily.
" "Well, Jack.' I ald, 'so this Is your
Honeymoon, en T
"He smiled grimly, 'Don't call it my
honeymoon,' be said. 'It's the harvest
moon with me.'"
Senstur Bnlley was stopped one day
by a Texan.
"Benstor, I'd like a llttla chat with
you." he suld.
"I do not know you. What can I
do?" was the reply.
"I sm one of your constituents, and
I want couular job. I've written
you to send me to Mojl."
"Indeed! That's thoughtful of you.
Why didn't you say Kzw-chuunr
"I 1 would have, senator," rstne the
faltering answer, "If I'd only known
bow to spell It."
'
"I ara court need, the senator said
on one occasion, "that It Is more fun
to be s poor man than a rich one.
Nov, there may come times when I
want t"(K, snd It worries me to get It,
but I can tell you that It doesn't worry
me half so much as It worries a multi
millionaire to get a million or two
wheu bo needs ready money. lie takes
his story to a banker. The banker
snys, 'List me your securities.' Then
the banker picks out the choice ones,
makes a call loan and as soon as be
sees the millionaire Is hard presed
calls the loon and grabs the securities.
Tou can't tell me that the poor man
tstt't the happier of the -"
Paint! Paint! Paint!
This is Painting Time
I 1 :
We carry Everything in the Paint line and
none but the best,
Even rich men cannot afford to buy poor paint
The Foard & Stokes Hardware Co. -Inc.
Successoni te Tosrg. Stokst Co.
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rarku put V ox ham mkd avi dip-iaqiag Sit tut l nxtid r4
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W. G. LAWS & CO.
HEATING AND PLUMBING ENGINEERS
Plans and estimates furnished on application.
All work done by First-Class Mechanics.
Sheet-Iron, Copper and Tin Work done in a first
class manner, as we do no other work In our shop.
C7 Morning Astorlan, to cents per
month, delivered by carrier. '
EL B. P4JUCKR.
' Proprietor.
E. P. FARZXB,
Maaager.
TRANSPORTATION.
"Glnssr" of Wit Point
The man who graduatiHl nt the foot
of the class that year (110) bad been
six years at the Point and had just
squeezed through at last Harold 3.
Borland, commonly known as Ginger
on account of his hair being the exact
color of ground ginger. Borlaud had
distinguished hlinsolt whllo reciting to
Captaiu Bentou In prdnanco by a M
uutrkuble answer to the question, "Mr.
Borland, bow many pieces will a
twelve luch shell burst Into?" the av
erage number having been determined
woll by experiment Uluger threw bis
eyes, uuexpresslve, but very blue, on
the floor nud deliberated awhile. Then
slowly lifting them to a point near the
celling over Captaiu Beuton's bead,
still deeply reflecting, he finally re
sponded, "Not less than two."--Gen'
erul Morris Sctmff In Atlantic,.
Largest Crab.
In the Aiuerluan Museum of Natural
History In New York Is a wouder of
marine life. It Is a gigantic Japanese
crab, measuring twelve feet' across,
making It tho largest In the world.
The specimen Is n type of the spider
crab, which Inhabits the waters of the
group of Islands forming the empire of
Japan. The body portion of tho crab Is
the size of a half bushel measure,
while Its great arms could easily en
circle the figure of a num. its legs re
semble poles and are extremely clastic,
aud if strung Into one lino they would
reach to tho top of a four story apart
ment building. Kew York Herald.
Flies are dangerous but do not sub
mit to an operation until you have
first tried Man Zan the great Pile
Remedy, it is put up in collapsible
tubes with noszle that allows It to be
applied exactly where It is needed. If
you have Itching, bleeding or protrud
ing piles and Man Zan does not re
lleve, money refunded. Soothes and
cools, Relieves at once. Sold by
Frank Hart's Drug Store.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
TCMPRESt" Line) of tho Atlantlo
Our express steamer, "Empre of
Britain" and "Expr of Ireland" (14,
800 tens) sail from Quebeo to Liverpool
In alx days 1 two days on the Ms jest lo
8t Lawrence and only four daye at
sea. They possess evsry known dvloe
te ensure safety, speed, oomfort, and
luxury.
JAMES FtNLEYSON,
Agent, Astoria, Oregon.
Steamer
TELEGRAPH
Ths only KKwmboat msktnr a round trip DAILY
except ThunKlay between t'orllud and Astoria
and way point.
NO WAY POINT8 ON 8UNDAY
Portland Landing, Alder Street Dock
Astoria Landing, Calieader Dock
Lears Portland 7:00 fa, m. ; arrive Astoria, 1: SO
p. m, beaT Astoria z:au p. in.; antra fort land
: p. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Leave Portland 8 a. m.i arrive Astoria 1 D.m.
uve Astoria p. m., arrive roruana p. m.
The K"Une
rr1 ;.
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landings.
PASSENGERS.
FREIGHT.
Lavee Aatoria dally exeept 8unday at
7 p. m.
Leavee Portland Daily Except 8unday
at 7 a. m.
Qulek 8ervloe . Excellent Meal
Good Berth.
Landing Astoria Flavtl Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor St
G. B. BLESSING, Agent.
Phone Main 2761.,
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
First Class in Ivory Raepeot
' Free Coach to the Hons.
Bar and Billiard Room."
Good Check Restaurant.
1
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Aatoria,
Ooed Sample Room on Ground Floor
Oregon for Commercial afan.
Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co
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PORTLAND .
GOBLE
RAINIER
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Ar ASTORIA Lv.
Lv. ASTORIA Ar.
Ar. WARKEN'TON Lv
Lv. WABHENTO.V Ar.
Ar. FT. STEVENS Lv.
Lv FTrST EVENS Ar
Ar. WAKRE.NTON Lr.
Lv. VARRENTON Ar,
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TrsJns marked run daily.
CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all trans-continental lines. At
Goble, with Northern Pacific Railway Co. At Astoria, with steamers for
San Francisco and Tillamook and Ttwaco Railway A Navigation Co-'s boat
and railway. i.
Through tickets sold to and from all points East, and Europe.
For further particulars apply to,
R. H. JENKINS, . t
, Genl. Frt. & Passgr. Agt
Astoria, Or.
J. McGTJIRE, .
SuperlntenJent, Astoria, Or,
TIDE TABLE, MAY
Low Water.
Date.
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday .. ..
Saturday . .
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Monday ..
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Monday . . .
Tuesday .'.
Wednesday ,
Thursday .-,
Friday
MAY, .1907.
A. M.
h.m.
9:3T
10:32
11:83
0.9
-0.7
-0.3
1:18
8 S:
Saturday .. ...18
SUNDAY
Monday .
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday
Saturday ,.
SUNDAY .,
Monday . .
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
89
4:82
6:23
6:07
6:48
7:27
8:02
8:33
9:05
9:381
10:04
10:54
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..21
. ..28
...23
....24
...25
...!! I
....27
,...28
. ..29
...30
31!
..19.11:40
0:12
1:25
3:26
3:23
4l27
6:18
6:07
6:66
T:44
8:83
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10:171
ft h.m.
P. M.
3.4
3.0
2.4
1.6
1.0
0.3
0.1
0.1
-0.1
-0.1
0.1
0.3
O.S
0.7
0.9
3.8
3.4
2.8!
1.0
1.1
0.2
-0.8
-1.2
-1.5
1.6
1.5
1.1
8:38
10:38
11:48
12:38
1:49
2:60
1:48
4:40
5:26
6:10
6:48
7:21
7:52
8:23
8:621
9:281
10:04
11:10
13:31
1:27
2:25
8:24
4:23
5:151
6:08
8
7:421
8: 32l
9:28i
10:31
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2.8
3.2
3.6
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8.6
8.8
3.9
3.9
"l.S
1.4
1.6
1.8
1.9
2.0
l.S
1.4
2.6
2.8
8.6
3.1
High Water,
Date.
Wednesday
Thursday .,
Friday ..
Saturday ..
SUNDAY .. ... 5
Monday ..
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday ,
Friday .. ,
Saturday .
SUNDAY .
Monday ,..
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday ,
Friaay
MAY, .1907.
..10
..11
..12
..131
A. M.
h.m.
2:42
3:29
4:25
6:03
6:47
8:07
9:22,
10:24
11:17
....
0:06
0:87!
1:08
ft
9.4
9.1
8.6
8.0
7.6
7.8
7.4
7.6
7.7
88
8.9
8.8
P. M.
h.m.
8:69
6:02
6:10
7:22
8:271
9:28
10:09
10:62
11:30
12:03
12:471
1:27
1:05
ft
7.1
7.1
..15
..18
..17
14 1:S8 8.7 1:43 18
Saturday .. ...18
SUNDAY
Monday . , ,
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday .,
Friday
Saturday ,.
SUNDAY
Monday ..
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday .,
Friday .. .
.19
..20
..21
..22
..23
..24
..25
..26
.,27
..28
..29
..801
..31
2:08
2:40
3:16
8:66
4:471
5:48
7:02
8:17
1:23
10:28
11:20
0:05
0:49
1:83
2:22
2:13
8.6
8.3
7.9
7.6
7.31
6.8
6.6
6.6
6.9
7.2
7.5
9.8!
10.0!
9.91
9.6
9.2
8:31
4:03
4:43
6:81
6:251
7:20
8:12
9:02
9:51
10:88
11:12
12:18
1:11
2:03i
3:671
1:61
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