THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
1
1
PORTLAND
MARKETS
Wholesale Price List
ported Dally.
as Re
POltTUNP, Auut 7. New Oregon
unions are exacted to rwh tli market
In small iimntlil' next week but It l
not likely tlmt they will have weaken
lug rflVct on the market wfaloh Arm.
More vl than usual at thlrtlm ol
the year l m ,'lll,"'r
turned mh1t und IIhto U ft stronger
demand for It than th'r was while the
licit weather prevailed.
Elbert peach of Am quality are
Bow lu the market from California and
thov aell freely.
There l ft good demand for eggs that
are known to be fresh.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
The following ara quotations ruling
la Portland reported by Jobber la
tbe nriouft Uneei
Grab flour, r4L
Wheat-Club, BSc 1 Valley, 8iot blue
,tro, 680 1 red, B4o.
, Flour Hard wheat patent, $180
straight, HMi graham, $42S478
rye. 88 1 whole wheat flour, 84-80(3 5 1
Valley flour, 84. DakoU, 18.28(30 80!
Ewtem rye, H80( Plllabury, 7 Cor
veill, StW.
Cereal food Rolled otW, craaro. 00
lb. sack, 7 lower grade, 13.80(36.501
oatmeal, ataeleut, iS lb. aarka, IS bblj
0 lb. aaoks, St25 per balaj oatmeal,
fjreund). 5 lb. (, 17 M per bbLj
B lb. eacks, 84 per bale) pllt peaa, Hi5
per 100 lb. ack U lb. box, $118
pearl barley, $4 per 100 Ibaj tS lb. box,
$1.28 per boiu paetry flour, 10 lb. atka,
82.J0 per .bbL
Oate Producer prloeei White, 26j
craf. 825(3.28.
Corn-Whole, fcM.Mi tracked, 120.50
tier ton.
Barley-Producer price, Brewing,
12280 feeJ, 121.60) rolled, t23.5a
Rj-li8l.S0 per ewt
Rye 11.68 per ewt.
Buckwheat 38 per ton.
HT-Vller tlmothr. $18(3l8j TmU
rn Oregon, 131 323 1 eloter, 860
cheat, $10t alfalfa, $U grain nay, 17(1
881 chop. $15i bran, 17j ahorU, 119.80.
Grain bg, foreign and domeetlo, 0o
(S l-2.
Vegetable.
Cablmife-a'er pound, 1 eenUj caull
flower, $1.88 per dotenj' pwly, 25o
per do., hot houe lettoee, f8efl.00
jbox, head 18o doaeni aplrwch, per box,
(1.1 artichoke, 7floU to, okra,
.'Wo lh. tomatoes 2,Vj75 box) Sum
nier equaeh, 25o boxi wax beune, 24c
lb) Oregon rliubiiib, ;)i' oiiciiiiiIkmw,
2tVii,80o (o eifg-plant, 12i' Cuban pep
per, 80 cratej asparagus, $1 81.80
box 1 cantaloupe, $2.50(53.00 crate)
green corn, 20o dotenj ja, 3o lb.
Potatoes-Old, 1.23 per cwt.i ltt2o
U
Onlm-$l,25(S2.28.
Turnip, per sack, $2) carrots, $2.00
ak 1 beet, $1.75 1 horeradlb, 80c
per 111. ' ;
Domettlo fruit Apple, common, 1.
.M(S.$.0t.
PTOdliP. I
llutterCounlry. creamery, 2730ci
city creamery, 30i etore, 18l0cj but
ter fat, 28jo. .
Kifgs Oregon ranch, candied, BlfSo.1
Cheese Young America, 17oj Oregon
full cream flat, 10c.
Poultry-Old rooters, 8(0c lb) hen,
I2il3e lb spring l4$15o dre.sej
lock, llo higher than llvei duck,
old, 80e young, 10(31IO turkeys
I213cj dresaed, lB17oj geeea, lire,
SOOci dreened, 10&llei pigeon, $1 and
$1.28 per dotwni aqmbe, $l.783 per
doc
Honey-Dark, I0llci amber, 120
IS01 fancy whIU, 14tBc.
rreah Mutt and flak.
Frwh Meat Veal, medium, 78 to
100 11)., 8 file 1 100 to 150 lb, Ocj
130 to 200 lb., 6KZ&01 200 lb, and
over, 41-85c pork, 881-2i he vie,
78e beef, bull, S4oi cow, 6
0 at steer, 8(5 8 l-2ot mutton, ma
lum dcee, BSttO! Urge and coart,
S0t Spring lamb, drained, elOo.
Oytn" Shoalwater Bey, per gallon,
$2.2B per ack, $4.80) Tok Point, $1.
00 per 100 1 Olympite, 120 lb., $0)
Olympla, per gallon, $228.
rieh-IIallbut, 70) black cod, 8c;
black baaa, per lb., 20oi triped ba,
IJoj herring. 6 l-2c flounder, 8c cat
fleh, He 1 ehrlmp, 10c 1 perch, Oc; tur-
geon, II l-2ci mi trout iscj lorn coa,
7c 1 Chinook aalmon, Ulci ttelbadi,
freah, 10cj ahaj 4c Ib ahad roe, 18fl lb;
ro (had, 4c.
Clame Ilardehell, per box, $2.40 ra
tor elama, $2 per box.
1 Bet pear, 1$ l-2oj prunn, Italian,
4010 j French, 40c flge, California,
black, 6 8-4c) California white, Set
Smyrna, 29oj plum, pitted, 60. .
Oroceriet, Proyliloff, Etc.
Sugar-tack baeli D. O., $6.87 1-2 j
Star, $6.77 1-2) Pacific Coat, $5.77 1-2)
(loldcn O, $6.27 1-2 extra C, $8.27 1-2)
powdered, $5,07 1-2 cube, $5.07 1-2)
beet, $5.77 1-2 fruit ugur, $5.87 1-2
box, 6O0 ewt. advanca over tack bwi
(leu l-4o If paid for in IS day.)
Bean Small wblta, S 8-4 ej large
white, 8 1-4C pink, 8 l-2oj btyou, 8 8-4
0) Lima, 8 8-8c Mexican ede, 4 l-2c.
Ooffea Mocha, 2428o Java, fancy,
2028o Java, good, 2024C Java, or
dinary, 1720cj Coeta Rica, fancy, 15-1-CO170
Cotta Rica, good, 12Q16ci
Arbuckle, $18.60 ewt. Lion, 15 3-4o per
lb Columbia coffee 14o Salvador, 11 1-2
14
NuU-WalnuU, No. 1 aoft (hell, 170
16c) No. 1, hard (hell, 1516c almond,
I022c filbert, 17oj Braxll, 20cj pe
can, 23c 1 hickory, So- Virginia peanut,
8 l-2o Jumbo Virginia peanut, 10c)
Jepaneie peanut, 7c chetnuti,
IUllan, 10 0 Ohio, 20c j ooooanuta, do
en, 8800c plnenuta, 17 1-8 cj
Raidna Ixmm Muacateb, 8-crown,
10c 1 t-erown, 9 l-2cj bleached aeedleu
Sultana, 1013 l-2c unbleached aeed
le SulUna. 8 l-2ci London layer, 8-
crown, whol boxe of 20 lb, $2.26 j
2rown, $2.10.
Sploe Clovei, 19 l-2o lb.) ehllle, 13
1-2 pound.
Sage and Tapioca Scarce, 6 8-4c lb.
Flg-Wblte, lb.,'8(37cj black, fl7c
rrovilon llam large, 16 cent;
umall, 18 l-2ci picnic, 12cj boiled, 25c(
boiled picnic, 21o breakiMt bacon, fan
cy, 22c( Engliih, 16 l-2cj dry aalted
hort clear 12l4c) baeke, 12 13c.
Lard Kettl rendered, tierce, 12 1-2
C Tub, 12 3-4C 60, 12 8-4c( 20. 12-l-2c)
10e, 13 14c; 6e, 13 3-8c. SUndard
pure: Tierce 1 l-4o leu; compound
tierce, 8 3-4c leaf, 13c.
City of Panama Arrives in With
Freight and Passengers.
THE MATHILDA IS BAR-BOUND
Inapector Need New Office or Head
quarter on Waterfiont Present Place
Inconvenient and Small Other Item
Concernirt Port of Antorla.
fnilta.
Tropical Fruit Bananae, 6e lb(
lemon, $6(37 box; orange, $3
$450 grapefruit, $3.80 crate 1 llme, 76o
(S$li8 per 1 00 1 Ungerinea, $2. per box)
cherrle, 818o per lb. blackberries, 10
Q12o lb. ratpberrie. $1U0 crate 1
peaehee, 76o crate plum, $1.50(31.85
box; loganberrle, $1.00 cratej pear,
$250 per box.
Dried fruit Apple, mporatad, 8-l-20e
lb, 1 aprkoU, SOei peachea, 13-
Endoraed by the County.
"The moot popular remedy In Otsego
county, and the bet friend of my fam
ily,'' write Wm. M. Diet, editor and
publisher of the OUego Journal, OH
bertiville, N. V., "I Dr. King New
Discoveiy. It hae proved to be an in
fallible cure for cough and cold, mak
ing abort work of the worst of them.
We always keep a bottle in tbe house,
I believe it to be the most valuable pre
scrlptlon known for Lung and Throat
dilleae.,, Guaranteed to never diap
point the taker, by Charles Rogers' drug
store. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
K
That's What Counts
The hteamer Geoi W. Elder, Captain
Jensen, from San PeJro to Portland,
entered at the customs house yesterday.
While in port she dischared a portion
X i of her cargo at the Callender Naviga
tion Company dock.
nn.un i uca nn mmng n n mvim crtMTrTH-rvn unr ' PIANOS MUST BE GRADED IN THEf
t CLASS IN WHICH THEY BELONG AND KEPT THERE TO MEAN THE MOST TO A PURCHASER.
THAT IS THE GOOD SERVICE WE PERFORM FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WHEN WE PURCHASE
ENORMOUS STOCKS FROM THE FORTY DIFFERENT FACTORIES WE REPRESENT.
OUR.
WE BRING EXPERT KNOWLEDGE OF PIANOS TO BEAR IN OUR DEALINGS WITH EACH MAKE OF
PIANO WE BUY AND SELL.
If Uncle Sam hould come to Astoria
and see jut what kind of a place the
custom initpectori have to liouoe them
selves in while on duty on the water
front he would do something for 1m
piovemenl. But Uncle Sam Is a
long dlslanve away it is up to some of
the progressive men of Astoria to ac
quaint him with condition and seeUre
tbe needed change. 4
At the present time the inHpectbrs,
when on duty, have the privilege f of
staying in the shack which the cnew of
the Ui,ikd States Customs Patrol have
ior their quarters while the boat is tied
to the dock.
In former years this bunkhouae was
owned by the I. It. & . Company and
wa taken over with the rent of the
stock of the company when that Una
was taken up by the O. R. & N. Com
pany. But the O. R. 4 N- Company
could not have known what a valuable
piece of property they bad acquired and
when crew of the patrol boat asked for
it the officiul of the company gener
ously gave it to them.
The crew hauled the cabin to iU
present resting place and there it now
stands. It is small and has one room
which the crew stays in during rainy
weather and which the inspectors stay in
when on duty. Thei is a 'phone in the
small room and the shelve have been
kindly lent by. the crew to tbe inspec
tors to keep several of their booka and
papers on. It ha scarcely room for
the crew and in the winter time the
hangers-on around the dock flock into
the warm room and the place is so
crowded that the real occupants ere
forced out.
To, a stranger the place look like a
fixherman'rt hut and f some public.
minded individual will get buay there
night be soon an attractive little office
built (for the inspector and a similar
reitiug place for the crew of the patrol
boat which would be a credit to the city
and the government.
433 Commercial Street
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, A MOST VAIUFD DAILY COMPANION TO MEN OF Alt NATIONS WHY t
n Is th BM !Ufv ShMtav Drvic in tha World. Maktt Mtf-itiavtnt a cluunt mom
intui ol an Irkionw task, ftaxor CooiplrU, Sl.W. Huxtom Outfit, doe an ap.
On nl In our CvBty Dprtroirt,
FOR SALE BV
The Foard & Stokes Hardware Go.
Incorporated;
Snectaavra ta lul 4 Stokat Ca
Sherman Transfer Co.
EENBY 8HE2MAK, Maoajrei '
rack, Carriage Baggage Checked aad Transiemd Truck ard Furaltarr
Wage Piano Morad, Boxed and Shipped.
Mala Pkoaa tax
H. B. PARKER,
ProsrIetot. u
B. P. FARKEK,
Managar.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Pint Claa In Every Reapeet
Free Coach to th House.
Bar and Billiard Room.
Oood B&oiple Room oa Ground Floor
tor Commercial Man.
Astoria,
Oregon
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TRANSPORTATION.
Steamer
TELEGRAPH
he only Steamboat makinir a ronod trip DAILY
acspt Tbundar between Fortlaod and Astoria
and war point.
NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY
Portland Landing, Alder Street Dock
Astoria Leading, Callender Dock
Leave Portland 7:0 'a, m.; arrive Astoria, 1:9)
p. m. Leave Astoria l:au p. m.; arrive rorMaoa
s-.tO p. m. .
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Leave Portland a. m.; anire Aitorla 1 p.m.
Leave Astoria I p. m., arrive Portland t p. m.
The K"Line
AND NO INDUCEMENT OF LARGER PROFIT ON ANY MAKE OF PIANO BY GRADING IT HIGHER
THAN IT DESERVES (AND FACTORIES WOULD LIKE US TO DO IT TOO), TEMPTS US TO VARY FROM
OUR FIXED RULE TO GRADE, PRICE AND SELL EVERY MAKE OF PIANO WE HANDLE IN THE CLASS Dt I
WHICH IT BELONGS.
SOME PEOPLE MAY DISAGREE WITH OUR JUDGMENT ABOUT RELATIVE VALUES OF DIFFERENT
MAKES OF PIANOS BUT THAT DOESN'T PROVE ANYTHING.
THEY MAY BE PREJUDICED OR BEHIND THE TIMES.
WHAT WE SAY ABOUT GRADE AND WORTH OF DIFFERENT MAKES, YOU CAM BANK ON. IN SELECT..-
f ING A PIANO OF US YOU HAVE ONLY TO DECIDE ABOUT PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY AND OUTSIDE AP
PEARANCE, UNLESS YOU HAVE IN MIND SOME MAKE THAT IS KNOWN TO YOU.
IT YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT MAKE YOU WANT "TRUST US" AS YOU WOULD COME TO US IF NOT
SATISFIED ANYWAY.
Ellers Piano House
M.'WARD?i 8akma11, 424 Commercial Sir.
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I.
6
me
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IS
L la cfays' ltrewnient far $1.0a Satisfaction
W . l . aakAatalB)eMl A4
guaranttea or &omj tciuub.
A dose at bed time usual
ly relieves the most severe
case before morning.
BACK-ACHE
The Norwegian steamer Mathilda is in
port on her way to Freemantle, Aus
tralia, with a caigo consisting princi
pally of 5,000,000 feet of lumber. Her
clearance was lett at the custom house
yesterday. She was bar-bound yester
day. Barge 91 came down from Portland
yesterday and was towed to sea this
morning by the Atlas bound for Port
Ilarford.
The steamer Alliance entered at the
custom house yesterday from Coos Bay
bound for Portland with general cargo
nrd passengers.
The City of Panama was one of the
ninny entries at the custom hou?e yes
terday. She entered from San Fraucisco
bound for Portland with freight and
passengers. She discharged freight at
the O. R. & K. dock before proceeding
p the river.
The steamer Cnsco came in yesterday
for entrance at the custom house. She
brings 500 tons of cargo from San Fran
cisco to Portland.
The oil steamer came in last night at
:50 o'clock.
The Jim Butler, which has been re
ported to have sailed at different times
during tlie last two days, got away ye'
tenky morning. Her destination k Los
Angeles.
Purser Byrnes, who was on the ill
f.ited Columbia is to occupy a similar
position on the City of Panama. He is
suffering from the effects of the shock
attendant with the sinking of the ship
and will not take his position until the
next trip of the steamer.
Steward Funk end Second Officer
Ogerup, of the wrecked steamship
uoiumoia, were yesterday seen on
the City of Panama in similar positions
with the oompany's ship. While the
awful experience that they have gone
through is enough to make any man
quit the sea these men do not seem
to have lost one ounce of their nerve.
X SPICES, cf
COFFEE JEA
BAinnsFOYDEn,
FlX7GnJiGATRACT3
fUsohdttafrr,' fiaesr Flavor,
CL0SSET6DEVESS
POtrrf-ANS. CRf-CQM. e
V5 r -j
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landings..
PASSENGERS. FREIGHT.
Leave Aatoria daily axoept Sunday at
7 p.m.
Leave Portland Dally Except Sunday
at 7 a. m.
Qutok 8rvloe Excellent Meal
Good Berth.
Landing Aatoria Flavel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor 8t
a B. BLESSING, Agent
Phone Main S761.
THE SAVOY
Popular Coneert EaJL
Good BiusSe. All are irtJtooM.
r Setaatk and Astor.
BMC
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416 BOND ST,
ASTORIA, OREGON
Carrie th Fineat Liaa ol
Wines,
Liquors
and
Cigars
CALL AND SEE US
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TRANSPORTATION.
TIME CARD
Astoria & Columbia River, R. R. Co.
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8.28
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8.051
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Mttas Rtaalkud ran Sady.
Taatn Bfca. aa, 87 and 80 front CWavp Beta, and train Has. S3, 0 cat M.
from AeAarta, ran via Ft. Btaraaa.
iMta Ho, SO, from Portland, StlO p. m,j la Saturday Special, atakgriaa; at
line.
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', Qatekanie, Astoria and Beaeh point, only.
YoHfKrt, wltt (01 trMstattneit
SrtWum VWalBo Sttfnm Co. At Aatoria, wttil
mi KlauMW ant Iraco Railway ft Moptgation Co,'
trcket sold to and irom aR paint ia th East awl fiawye.
tuUmtian mkt V . t,' ..'..,'.
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