The morning Astorian., June 01, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

Saturday, junb i, Igor. THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations in the Portland
Markets.
Complete Market Reports Correoted
CaoH Day, Giving the Whelesal
; Prloee ef Commodities, Farm Fr
due and Vegetable. ."'
. rOKTUNl), May Sl-HirrlM gener
ally ar eelllng at 10 to 121 cent today,
with Hood River bringing allglitlf wt
tor turn. Vbil receipt art fairly
larae, tb demand I strong, and tbe
chain art tbat not many berries will
have to be bold over to tomorrow,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Tb following ar quotation ruling
ta Portland m reported by Jobber
(ha wtoua lineal , . .
i Grain, Flour, Feed.
- Woeat-ub,' S7ei Valley, 85c, blue
itam, Mcj nijm.
Flour Hard whtat ratant, I (.It;
straight, 14; graham, ttOttOi rye. ft
whole wheat flour, 11.180 Ml; Vat
lay flour, U"s Dakota, M0M5;
Eastern IT Pllaburf. IWs
Corvetlla, 1110.
Cral foods Rolled oals, cream.
a.lb. sacks, ST; lowtr grade, $8.S0
ISO; oatmaal, ateol out, 45-lb-, aaeka.
tl bbl.; Mb. aaeka, 14 25 par bala;
oatmeal (ground), 48-lb, aaeka, 1740
par bbl: -lb. aaeka, 14 par bala; apttt
pM, fitt par 100-lb. aaeka; 15-lb.
boxea, 11.16; Prl barley, 14 par 100
tba. IS-lb. boxaa, tilt par box;
paatry flour, 10-1b. aaeka, 11.10 per bbl
0U-WbJt, 128,60, gray, 27(PS,
Corn Wholo, $15; cracked, fll ton.
Barley Brewing. fn.t0Otl.K0; feed
IllOtl.lO; rolled, IU.tOQ14.tO.
Rye tMSOMO per ewt '
Buckwheat IH par ton.
MllUtults Middlings, lit; chop.
US; bran, lit; ahorta, HI. 80.
drain U droretgn and domeetlo.
we. .
Hay-Vallay, timothy, $18(818;
Eaatarn Oregon, 121 (St 23, clover, 18.50;
A... . .1.. L av
caeai, iv nna, aiej pui
8 tetch, W.60. 5 '
... Fruit. . ""
Tropical frulta Ranana, mo per
pound: lemona, t5tl " botj range,
lit tTt; grape frut, IS 50 orate; limes.
7 8c 01.16 per 100; tangerines, tl box;
strawberrlea, 16-pound t crate, 11.80
11.00; home-grown, l!'0Ue pound.
Dried frulta Apploa, evaporated, 1H
so lb.; aprloota. SOcr peaches, lttte;
peare. lSMe; prune, Italian, 40tte;
French, 401c; flgs, California blacka,
I4e; California white, to; Smyrna,
lOo; plum, pitted, to,
Domelto fruit Apple, common,
ll.SOffl; fancy, !l.60 box.
Vegetable.
Cabbage-Pound, lH4e; eaull
flower. TtoOU per doien; paralay, ISO
per doaen; holhouee lettuce, U per
box, head, 40o dosen; spinach, per bo
11.18; artichoke, 75ett per doaen;
AlaaUa peaa, to; telephone peaa, 10c
lb.; okra, 11.75; tomatoes, Mexican.
l.80l.7t; .Florida, " $404.60; Oregon
rhubarb, l4c; cucumber, 8201.60
dosen; eggplant, !5o lb.; Cuban pep-
uara, It orate; asparagu. tl.lt box.
Potatoes Facy, It per ewt.
Onions 25c II.
Turnips Per aaok, $1; carrots, tl.lt
aaok; beet, 12.1601.60; horseradish,
10 o per pound.
Produee.
Butter Country creamery, I0O
tmc; olty creamery, llo; tw. "
Olio; butter fat, llo.
Egg Oregon ranch, IT HO Ho,
Chaeae Toung America, 17O1TH0!
Oregon full oream, flat, 1519o.
Poultry Old rooatera, l10c; bene,
14o, mixed, 13 1-2; fryera, 18 l-2o,
brollor, 20 cent; dreesed, llc
higher than live; ducka, old 18014c;
young, 1718o, geee, live, 8o, dre
ed, lOOHo; plgoona, $101.28 per
Uoxen; aquaba, $201.80 per doien.
Honey Dark, lOMOHo; amber, 12
013o; Xancy white, 14018c i
Frh Meata and FUh.
Freah meat Veal, medium, 75 to
100 lb., 10 1 l-2o; 100 to 180 lb. 7
I- 2o to 8o,: 150 to 200 lb, IOt l-2o;
200 Iba. and over, 6 1-1 O ! Prk, 8H
O 9c; neavtea, 7 O to; beef, bull, 1 0
II- 2c; cowa, 5 O 4c; ateerc, t 0 7o;
mutton, medium alie, 9 O 10o,; large
7 O to.
Fish halibut, tl-2o; black cod, to;
black baa, per lb., 18c; atrlpd bass,
llo; herring, to; flounder, to; catfish,
llo; ahrlmp, lOo; perch, 6o; aturgeon,
II l-lo; ea trout, llo; allveralJea,
frozen, lo; ateelhead, llo; torn cod
To; mIt, to; Chinook talmon, II 1-1
c
Oystare-Bhoatwater bay, per gal
lon, $1.15; per aack, $4.60 Toke Point,
$1.10 per 100; Olympian, 120 lb., t;
Olympian, per gallon, $115.
Clam Hardened, per box, 1.40; ra
or damn, II per box. "'J-
Hope, Weal, Hldaa, Ete.
Hop Choice, 10 Ho; prime, I 0
I Mo per lb.
Wool Valley, II 0 He; Eastern
Oregon, II O It Mo; aa to ahrtnkaga
Peathara Oeesa, white, It Q 40o;
gee, gray or mixed, If 0 I0o; duck,
white, 18,0 10o; duck, mixed, II O
It "" " - ' "
MohalroCboloe, II O Ho.
Caacara aagrada, (Cnlttlm bark)
tl-IOI 1-1 eta. per lb.
Beeawax Oood, clean and pure, It
0 Ho per lb.
Tallow Prima, I 1-1 0 ii-lo; No.
1 and greaee, I O lo per lb.
Oregon grape root Per 100 Iba I
O
nida-Dry No, i, II lb, and VP,
per lb, 17 0 llo: kip, No. 1, 17 O SOo;
acoordlng to alee. Dry ealted bulla
and ttags, ona-thlrd lea than dry
flint; low gr4 Ml O lo Per Ib.lei
aalted ateera, it Iba. and up, 10 O llo;
under 10 Ibe, itoert and eow, I O 10
e; ataga and bulla, 7c; klpa, II to 10
Iba, 10o per lb.; eaif, 11 to 14 Iba. He;
calf, under 14 Iba, 11 O llo; green, un
called, lo per lb, leaa; thaepaklna
ahearllnga, No. 1, II O Ho; abort wool,
No. 1, 40 0 I0o each; medium wool,
No. .t l 0 UO each; murrain pelt,
10 to 10 per cent leaa; bora hide,
aalted, $1.80 to I. according to else;
dry, according to alxe, tl 0 11.18; colt,
IS 0 I0o each; Angora, wooled, lOo O
$1.60; goat, common, II O &c each.
Orooerltt, ProvUlon, Ete,
Sugar, aack bata D. 0, 18.77 Hi
Star, 15.47 V4; Paclrto Ceaat, $5.17 :
Golden C, I8.17U: Extra C, $5.I7M:
powdered, $5.t7H; cub, t6.l7V: fraH
auger, $S.77H; boxe, tOo cwt. advance
over aack but (leaa o tt paid for
In II day.)
Beana-fimall white, !o; large
white, Hie; pink, 114c; bayou, lo;
Umaa, Sc, Mexican red a, 4c.
Coffee-Mocha, 14021c; Java, fancy.
2tf 2Sci Java, good, 100 24c; Java, or
dlnary, 17C20c; Coata , Rica, fancy.
18Ho017o; Coila Rica, good, 11015c;
Arbuckla, 111.81 ewt; IJon, ltie per
lb.; Colombia coffee, 14c; Salvador,
Rice Imperial Japan, No. 1, 1.16a;
Bouthern Japan, WIHe; broken,
4Uc; head, fancy, 414c; choice, lo.
Sago and tapioca Bcaree: IHo lb.
Fig-White, lb, 4C7oi black, 10
7o lb.
Lard Kettle-rendered, tlercea, 13c;
tuba, llUc; 80a, 12Hc; 20a, llHo, 10a,
lH4c; 6a, HHc Standard pure;
Tlercea, lo lea; compound, tlorcea
lo; leaf, llo.
Dried Fruit Apple, evaporated,
100 per lb.; aundrted, aaeka or box,
none; apricot 10c: peachea II l-lo
pear, II 1-lc; prune, Italian, OI
Mc; French, 4 O lo: Flga, California,
blacka, I l-4o; California whltoa, 6c;
Smyrna, too; plume, pitted, lo;
Provision Hama, largo llo; email,
II Mc; picnic, llo; boiled name, 25c;
bolted picnic, 10c; breakfaat bacon,
fancy, tl Mc; Engllah, 17c; dry aalted
short oleara, 11c; back, 11a
Nute Walnuta, No. 1. aoft ahall, 170
llo; No. 1 hard ahell, II O 14c: al
mond, II O 10c; Albert llo; Braille,
20o; pecan, llo; hickory, lo! Vlr-
glnla peanuts, I l-lo; Jumbo Virgin-
la peanut, lOo; Japane peanut. I
Mo; Cheatnut, . Italian, too; Italian,
too; coooanuta, doaen, II O I0o; plna-
nuta, 17 l-lo,
Datea Golden, 10 lb. boxes, 7o; lib.
package, lo; Fard, II lb, boxea, $1.40
box.
Ralalna Loom Muscatels, I crown,
o; t-crown, I l-lo; Bleached aeed-
loaa Bultanaa, 10 O H Mo; unbleach
ed aeedleaa Bultanaa, I l-lo; London
layer, l-crown, wholo boxea of tOlba,
$2.26; l-erown, 11.10.
FRENCH PEASANTS.
They Know Nothing About Cooking as
0 Flna Art, :
Ve nre nccuatomcd lo think of cook
ing a k'lng n niilvci-iil art uiwMg the
FriMich. Wo ewom to dure heard
vaguvly of dolli'louit romHl ioucot'Uid
out of iHilltlng Willi tlio Ii'li of a iliu.'
cuul IIiu and u small wt,
Orliilnly among (lie IxiurKt clxlo (lint
mlrai le wottm Kmu'ilnipa to nccom'
pllxh Itwelf, but In llio iimtfcr of cook
ery us a lino pi't the iiiut Ik-Ioiiki to
a (liflVri'iit world, llo know very 111
tie nlMiiit It mid lw not wlh to knw
bpcBiiw It l rvgnrdod & a otly aud
umiwnHnry luiuiry, HU breakfast
roimUts of llilti oun (undo of n-Huo
and water, with pi-rli ip a tiiata of ba
con for flavoring, and tblu all(s of
brown broad to give It sulmtniico. Po
to tore end one other dbih-f recently
coarse aort of paucoke form the
nimnday mcul. " Tuo aupper will be
mora sustaining, with thin wine or
rldi-r a a lievcrage,
Jnciiips IkHiliomuio hM a perfect
goulus for (Uncovering tblnga wbkli
are good for food, wnkb yet coat noth
Ing, and aoinitllmes be eata tblnga that
Deoin revolting to us, though I am
quite willing to admit tbat clean or un
clean lu the matter of food in largely a
question of Inherited prejudice,
Korumndy Is a rich province, and Ha
peatmntft are better fed than those of
other parts or the country. There is a
tradition that In olden day meat wa
so cheap and plentiful that It waa used
to feed the pig at tb monnsterlcs.
They drink a great deal of cider, espe
cially In the "pay de faux." and It u
im Id Hint this la the explanation of
their bad teeth. The dress of the
peasant women in tut port of Nor
mandy la extremely picturesque, with
the long frilled cloak and the hood,
which Noinetliuea rorenl a pretty, pi
.quant face.
Aa a contrast to tho general frugal!
ty of the pwini' Uvea there are the
weildlnff founts and other festivities,
when they eat enormously, apparently
having Iho power of laying in a stork
agnlust times of com iterative fasting.
New Orlenus Tlmes l'ouiocrat.
Man Zn Pile Remedy come put up
in a collapsible tube with a nozzle. Easy
to apply right where the aoreneis and
inflammation elU. It relieve at once
blind bleeding, Itching or protruding
piles. Guarantee! Sold by Frank
Marti Drug Store. , .
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410 BOND 6T,
ASTORIA,
0UQ0W
Carrie the Fin eat Lin of
Wines,
Liquors
and " .
, .Cigars
CALL AND SEE US
87 Morning Aatorlan, 60 cent per
month, delivered by carrier.
Looking Forward.
"Do you think the time will ever
com when every one will flyt"
"It may. But If It doe 1 hope TU
not have to live near the Deool wbe
art our next door neighbor now. 1
know they would be running in every
day or two to borrow our wlngs."-Chl-
cago Iteeora Herald.
A Confirmed Peaelmlet.
Miss Cheerle Well, auntie, yon're
looking much improved today. Are you
feeling better! Mrs. Kronick No, I
ain't no better. Mebbe I'm not ao bad
as I was, but I ain't a bit betters
Cleveland Leader.
Cleverness la serviceable for every
thing, sufflelent for nothing. Amlel.
Dont! 1 1 1
Don't let your child suffer with that
cough when you can cure It with Bal
lard's Horehouml Syrup, a sure cure
for Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup
and Pulmonary Disease. Buy a bottle
and try It. Sold by Hart's Drug Store.
B. B. Laughter, Byhalia, Miss., writes:
I have two children who bad croup. I
tried many different remedies, but I
must say your Horehound Syrup is the
bet Croup and Cough medicine I ever
used." Sold by Hart's Drug Store.
CEDRINO BREAKS RECORD.
Vanderbilt Cup Driver Lowers 10 Mile
TTack Record.
NEY WORK, May SI. Manuel Ced-
rino, the Vanderbilt cup driver broke
the record for middle-weight cars at the
Empire City track yesterday, scoring
the distance in 9 minute 47 1-6 see
onda, The previous record was 10 min'
utes 12 5 seconds held by Bemin.
Cedrlno continued on to 15 miles and
covered the distance in 14 minutes 45
seconds, alo a world's record for this
class. '"
W. R. Ward, of Dyereburg, Tenn,
writes! "This is to certify that I huve
used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
ehronio conetipaUon, and it has proven,
without a doubt, to bo a thorough, prac
tical remedy for this trouble, and It Is
with pleasure I offer my conscientious
reference." T. F. Laurin Owl Drug
Store.
TAILORS IN A RIOT.
Refuted to Permit a Performance That
Satirised Their Craft,
In 1700 I'ooto had produced a trar
leaquo, the author of which has never
been discovered, entitled "The Tailors;
a Tragedy For Warm Weather' Dow
tou announced tbo revival of this plecs
for bbt U-ii' lit. As the title Implies, It
was a satire upon the sartorial crsft
and upon the bill being Issued an In
dignation meeting was convened by the
knights of the needle, who vowed to
oppose the performance by might and
main.
Menacing letters were aent to Dow
bm telling blm that 17,000 tailors
would attend to hi piece, and one,
who signed himself "Death," added
that 10,000 men could be found If nec
essary. Those threats were laughed
at by the actors, but when night cam
It was discovered tbat the craft were
in earnest and that with few excep
tions they had contrived to secure tv
cry seat lu the bouse, while a mob
without still squeezed for admission.
Tbe moment Dowtott appeared upon
the stage there was a hideous uproar
and some one threw a pair of shears
at him. .
Not a word would the rioters listen
to, nor would they accept any compro
mise in tbe way of changing tbe piece.
Within bowled and hissed without in
termission boudreds of exasperated
tailors; outside howled and bellowed
thousands of raging tailors, who at
tempted to storm tbe bouse. So for
miduble did the riot wax that a mag
istrate bad to be aent for and special
constables called out, but these were
helpless agnlnst overwhelming odds, so
a troop of life guards was ultimately
summoned, wbo, after making sixteen
prisoners, put the rest to flight Amer
ican Tailor and Cutter..
Hia Sense of Touch.
"A country grocer," sold a lecturer,
"was talking to a throng of customers
about tbe wonderful sense of touch
that tbe blind have. 'Here comes old
blind Henry Perkins now,' said the
grocer. 'We'll test blm.' And he took
a scoopful of sugar and extended It to
tbe old man. 'Feel this, Henry,' ho
said, 'and tell us what it Is.'
"The blind man put bis hand In tbe
scoop, passed its contents through bb)
Sogers and said In a firm, confident
tone, 'Sand.'"
Summer coughs and cold yield at
once to Bee Laxative Cough Syrup,
contains honey and tar but so opiates.
Children like it. Its laxative qualities
recommend it to mothers. Hoarseness,
toughs, croup yield quickly. Seep it on
hand. Sold by Frank Hart's Drug
Store.
TRANSPORTATION.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
"IMPRESS" Lino Of the Atlantlo
Ouv expreee steamer, "Empress of
Britain" and "Express of Ireland" (14,-
500 tone) aall from Quebeo to Liverpool
In six days; two dsys on the Msjestio
St Lawrence and only four days at
sea. They poseeaa every known device
to ensure safety, speed, oomfort, and
luxury. "'
JAMES FINLEYSON,
Agent, Astoria, Oregon.
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been
In ue for over SO years, lias borne the signature of
and baa been made under big per-
ffl-f- , sonal supervision since its Infancy.
UXAlU Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeit, Imitations and "Jnt -as-good" are but
Experiment that trifle with and endanger the health of ,
Infante and Children Experience against Experiment.
What io CASTOR1A
Castoria U a hannlegs substitute for Cantor OIL Pare
ffortt. Bropa and Soothfag Syrups. It is Fieaaant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotlc
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverfchness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ,
Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tbe Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You HaYe Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
m nmwii wim, n wiww tTmr. unmu nr.
H.B. PARXXB.
Proprietor.
B, P. PARXSZR,
Manager.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
First Class in Every Reepeot.
Free Coach to the House.
Bar and Billiard Boom.
Oood Check Rastauraat
1
Astoria,
1111 " " .77-,; -.,J!m
Oood Sainpl Rooms on Ground Itooe
Oresea) for Ceounercsal afm.
Steamer
TELEGRAPH
The onlr Httsmi'uont meklec round trip DAILY
zomt fburwlar lietireeo Fortland B2 Astoria
um wsy points.
NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY
Portland Landing, Alder Rtnwt Deck -Astoria
Landing, Celteeder Dock
Leare Portland 7:00 fa, m.; arriTO Astoria, 1:90
i. in, beaTe Astoria -ivju p. m.j arriTe rortiand
;ou p. m. . .
' SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Leave Portland S a. m.: errtre Antorla 1 b.m.
Leave Astoria 1 p. m., arrive Portland (p.m.
The KnLine
Fa
eanin..
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landing's.
PA8SENGERS.
FREIGHT.
Laavea Aatorla daily exoept 8unday at
7 p. m.
Laavea Portland Dally Except Sunday
at 7 a. m.
Quick Service Excellent Meets
Good Berth.
Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor St
G. B. BLESSING, Agent.
Phone Main 8761.
THE GEM
C. F. WISE, Prop.
Choice Wine, Liquor Merchant Luncb From
and Cigars ' . : 11:30 a. m, to 1:30 f a
Hot Load) at all Honrs af Cents
...... . Comer Eleven? k and ConunercUl -
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.Tralns marked run dally.
CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all trana-contlnental lines. At
Goble, with Northern Paciflo Railway Co. At Astoria, with steamers for
Ban Francisco and Tillamook and Ilwaco Railway & Navigation Co.'s boat
and railway.
Through ticket aold to and from all points East, and Europe. -For
further particulars apply to,
J. McGUIRB, R. H. JENKINS,
SuperlntenJent, Astoria, Or. GenL Frt & Passgr. Agt.
Astoria, Or.
TIDE TABLE, MAY
JUNE,
High Water.
Date.
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Thursday ,
1907.
A. M.
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SUNDAY .,
h.m.
4:10
5:14
6:26
7:461
9:00!
610:05
711:02
811:52
9
0:0
0:38
1:09
1:41
2:14
2:31
3:32
4:20
6:17
7:44
:68;
10:08
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..26
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..29
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P. M.
h.m. I ft.
5:5
7.9) 6:46
7.3
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6.9
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7:43
8:37
9:27
7.0110:11
7.010:55
7.011:33
112:37
8.8;
8.S!
8.7
8.5
8
7.91
7.6
7.2
6.8
6.5
6.4
6:4
6.6
6.8
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1:16
2:07
2:68
3:64
10.0
9.7
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8.5
1.17
1:54
2:30
3:05
3:42
4:16!
4:671
6:43
6:301
7:22
8:12;
9:11
10:02
10:52
12:07
11:40
1:00
1:62
2:42.
1:32
4:23
6:12
7.6
7.7
7.9
8.2
8.4
8.6
8.7
8.8
6.9
8.8
6.7
6.7
6.7
6.7
6.9
7.1
7.3
7.6
7.9
8.3
8.7
9.2
9.6
7.0
9.9
7.3
7.6
7.7
7.8
7.9
8.0
JUNE, 1907.
Low Water. I A. M.
Date, h.m. I ft
Saturday .. .... 1111:13
SUNDAY .
Monday . ,
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday . .
Saturday .
SUNDAY .
Monday , .
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday . . .
Saturday .
SUNDAY .
Monday . .
Tusday ..
Wednesday
Thursday ,
... 2
... 3
... 4
.. 5
... 6
... 7
... 8
... 91
...10
...11
..12
. .13
...14
...15
...16!
,..17
...18
Friday
Saturday . . .
SUNDAY .,
Monday , ,
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday , ,
Friday . . .
Saturday ..
SUNDAY ...
...20!
....21
...22
...Jl3l
....24
....25!
. ..26
...27
....28
...29
...80
0:53
2:08'
Si 101
4:llj
6:03
5:60
6:32!
7:09
7:43
8:15
8:43
9:13
9: 46
10:22
11:02
11:47
..19 0:40'
1:47
2:55,
3:59
4:58
5:52
6:421
7:32!
8:20-1.9
9:071-1.8
9:57-1.1
10:461-0.1!
-0.6:
2.9
2.4
1.8
1.3
0.7
0.2
-0.1
-0.4!
-0.4
-0.4
0.2
0.0
0.2!
0.4
0.8
1.2
2.9
2.3
1.6
0.7
0.2
0
1.51
1.81
P.
h.m.
11:40
12:09
1:08
2:08
S:07
4:03
4:55
6:41
6:22
6:57
7:30
8:0
8:35
9:131
9:57
10:471
11:41
M.
ft
S.l
0.6
0. 6
1.1
l.S
1. t
2.2
2.6
2.9
S.l
3.4
3.6
S.T
S.7
8.7
S.l
S.S
12:38
1:48
2:40
8:41
4:411
5:48
6:32
7:27
8:22
9:17
10:16
11:20
1.8
2.0
2.S
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.7
S.S