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Q tT'W " '"T -WfcjJ Tri-Weekty Astorian ASTORIA Jan. 13, 1S7-I Finance, aihd Commerce, Tfc Price of Il, Etc. Astoria x OrricE, .Tun. 12, 1S74. Gold iu New York, latest, 1 !0. ortlaad legal tenders, HO buyinjr; 91 soiling. Exchange on San Francisco, par. A heat Liverpool. lls "niISsbd iCaiiforniii), 1 l.b, ( Oregon , lHrf'dUcSc!. Mm Francisco, firm at S- 2",32 30 ?, CKt. Portland, H 8fcH 0 f. ewt. Albany, 0., 51 ? ewfc. VESSELS OX THE WAY. Following is a list of vessel? on the way to this port, so far as we have been enabled to obtain a reef rd of the same: Str Idaho, Bolles, from San Francisco. Br bk Sparrowlmwk, from Australia. Am bark Garibaldi, Noyes. from China. . Bk Rival, Clements, sailed San F.,Dcc. 31. Annie W. We-ton, late-, irom souin m. Oregon bk Edward .lame-, Wagner, China. Am bark Be.-se (new,) from Maine, via Eng. City of Lima, )1-") tons, from South America. Br bk Pekin, Seymour, from South America. British bk llcrmine, loading in Liverpool for Janion fc Rhodes. American brig J cbara, Pettis, from Buenos Ayrcs, loading Sept. 1 1th, Brt ship Lorotta Fish from Shields via Cal lao lol days out August 12. British ship George A. Holt, Norton, from Ware, via New Zealand, at Lyttleton, July $. French brk Moscow. Martineau, 62.1 tons 7o??ibly (0 days out Oct. 20th, from La Union. Stmr. C. .1. Brenham, sailed from San Fran cisco Dec. 1-stli, for Umpqua, Coos bay and As toriaA. M. Simpson &Brq.. IN PORT AND MYERS, t British bark Chunaral, to load wheat for Cork, from a Francisco, arr Jan. 12th. British bark Blenheim, Cutter, from Callao Nov. 14th, arr Jan. 12th. Stmr California, from Sitka, arr Jan. lllh. Briti-h bark Loch Dee, from Hull, arr.th. Island Belle, 313 tons, from South America, .irr Dec. 27th. Bkt Free Trade, sailed from San Francisco, Dec. 20th, arrived 27th. American bark Mariano, arr from S.F. 27th. British bark Loyal Sam, from Rio Janeiro, arr Dec. 2',th. Bktn Jane A. Fnlkinburg, Brown.froin Hon olulu, arr Dec. 2lh. FIcur de LK Reis, from Melbourne, lSth. Bark Windward, arrived from S. F., Kith. Ship Powhattan, from S. F.,Nov. 12th, arriv ed 27 th. British bark Toftcombs, from Chile, arr De cember lwth. Stmr Gus?icTclfair,Gardncr, arr fromPuget Sound, Dec. 22d. Bktn Portland, Gage, arr from San Francis co, December 22d. British bk Mary E. Ray,45S tons, from S.F., rrived December 7th. British ship Arouco, 002 tons, from Peru arrived December 7th. Sch Win. H. Meyer, Tommereg, from S. F., arrived December 7th. British bark Sidlaw, 409 tons, from South America. Arrived Dec. 7th, British bark Sylhet, Liverpool, via Victoria, to Janion .t Rhodes arr Dec. 18th. American bark Gateshead, Lamb,0 tons, from South America, arr. ISth. Nor bk Navigator, Samsonsen, 000 tons, from Rio Janiero. arrived Nov. 2'ith. British bark Prof.Airy from South America, arrived Nov. 12th. British bark Dico, from South America in ballast, arrived October 2Jth. American ship Akbar, Lamson, 00-5 tons, from S. F for Cork, via Portland arrived at Astoria Dec. I'th. British bark Tongoy .Ferguson, from Dublin via Adelaide, arrived Dec. 0th. French bark Nouvcan St. Michael, Lamoc, .sailed from S. F. Nov. 22d, to E. E. Morgan's Sons. Arrived Astoria Dec. Oth. CLEARANCES AND DEPARTURES CLEAKKP. Doc. HO, British bark Powhattan, for Queaijs town, with 12,")2J centals wheat S27,45j. Jan. 1. British bark Disco, for Queenstown, with 27,J05 centals whoat tt,W2; loaded as follews: Portland, tSDJtSo ctls 541,110; Astoria, u,-31 ctls $12,SS. Jan. 1, British bark Navigator, for Cork, 1S, s7." centals wheat $33,702. '1 "is vessel loaded :vt Portland, but too deeply to get out. and a portion of her cargo had to be lightered over the shoals at the cost of two days demurrage which the ship refused to pay the lighter, ax:i which was not sottlcd yesterday, for want of telegraphio communication with consignees. Jan. 5. British bark Arauco, for Cork, with, V)J:) centals $381,300. Jan, 5, British bark Sidlaw, for Queenstown, V;,l.4 centals S"3,")00. Jan. 10th, Bark Windward, for Shanghai, with a cargo of Salmon and lumber, valued at s4,r2:f taken on board as follews: at Portland, to tho value of $1,231; at Astoria, S !,70. SAILED. Jan. 10, Ilaw.bark Mattio Macleay, Forbes, for Honolulu, assorted cargo of Salmon and domestic produce, valued nt $ J.S30. Jan. 11, British bark Prof. Airy, for Queens town, with 13,72i centals wheat $27,4515. This vessel took out a portion of her cargo, and lightered over tho shoals and then put it back again. Her master represents a company who own seventy ships. W hat kind of a report may be expected from him? concerning navi gation of the Columbia river to Portland. Jan. 4, Stmr Oriflaramo, Connor, for ' San. Francisco. Some Things Wanted. Oregon's Xiosses. The farmer of Oregon gets $40 per ton for Lis Wheat, and the earners get about $23 per ton for the same. But the ships are not owned in the State hence Oregon's loss on WHEAT is $2 o per ton. The furnishers" of Stave-bolts receive about S'J per cord, and the ship $ 10 per cord. Tho ships not being owned in Oregon $10 per cord on STAVE-BOLTS arc lost to the State. So, also, with PISH and LUMBER, etc., ex ported from the Columbia river, the transpor tation of which is lost to the State. Sliij) Owners "Wanted. To save these large sums to the State of Ore gon. Ships arc valuable, and this State pro duces the best of lumber, spars and iron, for SHIPBUILDING. of Skip "Sards "Wanted. On the Columbia river, to retain at homo tho expenses of ship building. To build vessels near the mills, where it can be done cheaply. An Independent Steaniboat Co. Is Wanted on the Columbia river and tribu taries, to carry the products of Oregon to the sea board, where deep vessels may load with dispatch. It is reported that tho Columbia and Wal lamot (river) Steamboat Companies have an understanding, a mutual agreement, to limit their routes and preserve a monopoly. The farmers on -tho upper Wallamet cannot get their grain carried to the ship awaiting cargo in tho Columbia river without paying two or three companies, and having the grain rc- handled before reaching the ships. The boat loaded 'at Salem should proceed-directly to the ocean vessel in Astoria harbor, below all obstructions, but instead of this she stops 12 miles below the Summer mouth, and 30 miles from the Winter month of the Walkunct, and passes the grain, (wharf charged,) over to an other boat of different owners to carry to the Columbia river. Farmers; Citizens of Oregon; wc appeal to you! Look to this matter of transportation! See the large sums the State is continuously deprived of, by the extravagant method of shipping which benefits only the wharves at Portland, and enriches the steamboat compa nies. It is this kind of business that enables shippers to give California farmers this year Tliirty-one Gents per Bushel More than the Oregon farmer receives for his wheat. Read, reflect, understand tho facts, then act for yourselves. OSr Newspapers friendly to the best inter ests of Oregon arc requested to copy. (Signed), MANY OREGONIANS. REGULAR ASTORIA PACKETS. Regular weekly steamship in San Francisco trade, arrives on Tuesday and sails Saturday, North Pacific Transportation Company. Regular semi-monthly steamers, Gussic Tel fair and California for ports on Puget Seund, and Sitka, leave at advertised dates. North Pad tic Transportation Company. Regular tri-weekly 0. S.N. steamer, arrives from Portland, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays returning on alternate days. Steamers Emma 11 ay ward, Cant. Babbidge, and Dixie Thompson, in the grain trade arrive irregularly, semi-weekly from Portland. Steamer Yaruna, to and from Fort Stevens. Cape Disappointment, and Unity Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Steamer Mcrrimac, Capt. R. llobson, Knapp- ton and various logging camps daily, towing vessels, etc. Sloop Mary II., W.J.Franklin, daily to and from Skipanon. On the Bar Steam tug Astoria, Capt. Wass, and pilot boat California. Notice. THE ASTORTA FARMERS' COMPANY is noiv ready to :-tore Wheat and other FHODJ7CB! AT THEIR NEW WAREHOUSE. Usual latcs charged, S. D, ADAIR, Secretary. Astoria . D ec. 1 th , I.S7-1. d 1 tf Willamet Iron Works Incorporated Sept. l-itlSU5, Cor. North Front and E tts., Portlanc. P. F1TTBOGEN, J Secretary. PETER TAYLOH, President. IBM iSO 8RASS FOUKDEHS, W3 MAKERS, General Machinists, and ENGINE WILDERS Tl rAXFPACTURE and II AYE FOR SALE 1Y1 High and Low Prcssuro Marine and Sta tioncrv Engines and Boilers; Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Quartz. Mining, and Agricultural Ma chines, ATEK HEELS of several patr terns, e-iual to any imported, on liandand made to order, of any size. REPAIRING of Machinerv and lioilers promptly attended to, and executed with neatness and dispateh. Tho Largest and BEST STOCK OF PATTERNS north of San Francisco. No charge for the use of them. Agents for KNWLES' PATENT STEAM PUMP, the best in use. Also, Agonts for the AMMOMACAL PREPARATION for tho removal of Boiler spalc, DkGkoot's.Ob-.n-amkntal iitps Fkncr. a variety of beautiful patterns for Cemeteries, etc. Houso Castings, etc. etc. J AMES LOTA N , jjjtf auierintoxdent. BUSINESS CARDS. H. S. Sinister, Photographic Artist; At the old Stand, Astoria, Oregon. . A- i Otto Dufnee ') Maill Street - - Astoria, Oregon i PRACTICAL JEWELER. YTTATCHES AND CLOCKS cleaned and re VV paired in the best manner, at rooms Binder' Ke-taurant. 2jU ' 1IENHY BEEENDES, Fashionable m i ke r i Ghcnamm street, Astoria, Oregon. , Manufactures to order the best quality Boots "and Shoes Repairing of all kinds - Charles H. Bain, Contractor and Builder, Astoria. Plans, . Specifications and Estimates made to Order, on Short Notice. Ls prepared to till orders for any class of work, with promptness. altt Dr. S. Klnsey. ? DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, Astoria, Oregon. T&1IYSICIANS AND FAMTLYTRE3CRIP- tions filled from the PUREST JXRUGS, either at day or night. A full stock ot "WINES AND L1QUOHS, FOU MEDICAL I'SE, PATENT MEDTCINES, TOILET ARTICLES.' : OILS BRUSHES, ETC., H?, Orders from tho Country solicited, and carefully and promptly lilled. John W. Q-earliart, COMMISSION MERCHANT, . - 'Chenanius street, Astoria.' Wholesale and Retail Dealor in Hav, Grain and Feed ! A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Groceries, FLOUR. HA COX, HAMS, SHOULDERS, LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, Etc. Motto "Small Profits on Cash Sales." Con signments solicited. tf 3LACKSMITHING O 0. CA M 1 S IT A PP T TO INFORM JC t hi old friends and customers, and all other who wih to patronize him, that he has BesiiHiecl susmess. At the Old Stand, And is again prepared to do all kinds of Black smith work, from making an Anchor Flue, to a Plow Shear. Main street, Astoria. aul'J C. W. LAftfiB, ASTORIA OREGON TT0RSE SHOEING. Blacksmithing, and JLJL General Jobbing done to order, and satis- faction guaranteed. Horse Shoeing specially attended to. octtf H. B. Parker ! Importer and Dealer in Wines, Liquors, Cigars TOBACCO, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc., Etc. iKSlTolladay's Wharf, Main street, Astoria. F. FE1RRELL, AT TIJK Astoria Steam Saw Mills, ASTORIA OREGON. Is now prepared to fill any kind of Orders for LTjjUBjEE, On short notice. Address, F. FERRELL, Astoria Steam Saw Mills, ocltf Astoria, Oregon. Washington Market, ilam Street, Astoria Oregon, (Near Holladay's Wharf.) G-RAY Ss DONA3LDSON, T)ESPECT FULLY CALL THE ATTEN liHnn of tho miblic hi tho fact that the above Market wilf always be supplied with a FUIiL VA11IETY BEST QUALITY FRESH ANDCURED MEATS! Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Special attention given to supply ing ships. oc7tf C.LE1NENWEBER,! II. iROWN, J Proprietors. n??r Manufacture all kinds of Leather i PETEHH, EON, IVSERCHANT TASLOR5 Corner of Main and Jeffcrspn streets, Astoria. CLOTHING OF ALL, KINDS CUT AND mado to order. Cleaning and repairing, EJft Established 1867. Jf Hemlock TAHNEEY ! HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. OCGBDENT HOTEL, S. X. ARR1G0NI Proprietor, Astoria, Oregon. THE BEST FURNISHED, MOST CONYE-' nient and in every respect popular hotel in Oregon. Owing to its location it is considered XT "Hol-jo-lifrnl Summer Hesort. J to I on rtarMasnificent Suit of Booms for families. The table Ti-j supplied with the choicest delica- cies of tho season. ino and Milliard Room UlMIV.Ut;il III 111U lll'ICI. S3 N. ARRlCONi, Occident Hotel JJlocI:, Astoria, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Clioice Brand Liquors The Finest in the Market CONSTANTLY ON HAND! Which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers Baths! atlis Hot, Cold, and Sliowex1 Baths ! AT OCCIDENT HOTEL, HAIR DRESSING SALOON. YOI. UlILEXUAKT .Proprietor. KW Special attention paid to LADIES' and UILDUH.VS HAIR CUTTING CHI Vi$" Private Entrance for Ladies "T?H St. Charles Hotel, Corner Front and Morrison streets, A. WHITE .PROPRIETOR Poitland, Oregon. , . , R. THE ST. CHARLES IS THE ONLY BRICK Hotel in Portland; has been thoroughly re paired and refurnished since the tire and is now tho most comfortable and convenient houso in tho State. altf Astoria Market !. CiiEXAMrs Street Astqria. IIODSON & AYARREN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Fresh and Cured ftfieats! Butter, Eggs, Cheese, liams, JJacon and Lard! Canned Fruits and. Vegetables, Constantly on hand. rtST Ships supplied at lowest rates. ' Bramei's Coffee Stand HOW OPEN. Clicnamu Street, Astoria, Oregon. rpHE PUBLIC NOW SUPPLIED WITH X a superior quality of Hot Coffee, Cakes, Oysters, Pig's-Feet. Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Notion, etc. i&T Givo me call, at tho new Stand, Brown's Building. oetf Oregon Bakery! Main St.,(Holladay's Wharf,) Astoria, Oregon. CHAHLES BINDEll, PnontiETOK. illiESlI BREAD, CAKES, PIES, CBACK ' ers and Pilot Bread, always on hand. s A PvESTATJRANT 1 Is kept in connection with tho Bakery, where meals can bo procured at an nours. N5" Oysters in every stylo in the season." Grlobe Oyster Saloon N. KOEF0ED, (Late Proprietor of the Globe Hotel, Astoria,) S NOW PREPARED to servo ln many . friends and tho public generally with OYSTERS i EVERY STYLE ! Also, GOOD ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER Call around at the old Stand, on Maxnstrcet, c and give these articles a trial. ocltf L MEYERS' ASTORIA BREWERY! 7TAYING ALL THE MACHINERY NEC iS. essary for lirstclasswork.skilHul Rrewer and ut-ing none but the best UiUty ot materi als, tho l'ropriotor is prepared to Manufacture liAGER 3SEH ! In anv quantity, from a Single Pottle to a RAKiiEL, AND PIT lT If in good con dition for Shipment or Immediate use. 1 ami lies and keepers of Public Houses promptly and regularly supplied. M MEYEK, nop r Germania Beer Hall BOTTLEDfEER DEPOT, Clienamus Street, Astoria. riMIE PURTJC ARE INVITED to cull and X leave theiir orders. Splendid Lager five Cents a Glass, Free uneli every Right. oclStf ERNST PAPM AH L, Proprietor. Astoria Bakery! Corner of Main and Cass streets, Astoria. HENPvY" JACOBS... Proprietor. BREAD, CRACKEUS, PILOT BREAD. Cakcs.Grocories and Previsions of all kinds always on hand. ' Ship stores furnished. ttu Connected with the establishment is a Reading Room. Cigars a.LftgerBoerserrecl. V, baths' MISCELLANEOUS. AT B. RICHARDSON. S. T. X. GILMAX. A. B. Richardson, AUCTIONEER Corner of Front and Cakst?., "Portland. Oregon. Auction Sales of Kcifl Ertate, Groceries, General Merchandise a'd Herses: Sales Wednesday and Saturday. ST Largo assortment of Groceries, Liquors, etc., at Private Sale. Liberal advances made consignments. A.B.R1CHAKDSU-N Charles S, Wri AUCTIONEER Cor of Main and Chonawas Street', Astoria. GoodsTeecived on consign ment and sold to the highest bidder. Oscar KH bourn, AUCTION EEK Office 10 Krst st, Pcitland. I'. J. '.t YRTIV. F.DVT. M VliTIX. P. A. B. IISXAIRK. E. MAS.TII & Co., rortland, Oregon, And San Francisco, California. Importers and Dealers in FINE Brandies, Wines, Liquors ! Proprietors of the Celebrated "MILLER'S QIA OLD BOURBOtl WHISKEY iM Sole Agents for the J. F. CUTTER WHISKY, HENNESSY AND M ARTEL BRANDIES, In Bulk and Case, (bonded or duty paid),- and All Goods Pertaining to fchc-'EracTe. 0. S. N. Co.'s Block, Portland, oc'ihtf 408 Front st, San Francisco. OTTO TREUER. No. 1 North-Front Street, Portland. fEAUER'IN WINES' ANDTHtJUOTiS 'Mm iManuiaciurcr 01 ryrup. .ouums. uiii.ei. ir r- , f c ....i:i i:ii. etc., etc. Solo agent for J ohn - ellanu's. Phil adelphia Brewery,- San lrancisco. Ueerby the keg or bottle. Goods delivered to any part of tho City. E. MILWA1N, 9o Front and SHI 1- irsfStrcet, Portland, Oregon. 3 WHOLESALE AND UETATL DEALER in Stoves, Sheet-iron, Tin-plate, etc. I-limbing and Gas litting clieaper than any other house in town. George A. Pease Pacific Boot and Shoe Store, ' Is now prepared to wait on his customers, At The Oid Stand Agajn I S. W. Corner Fin-t and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon. CENTRAL MARKET, Stalls No. 27 and 2$. Portland, Oregon. JOHNSON & SPATJLDING, Dealers in all kinds of FRESH MEATS, and packers of Beef and Pork. The highest price paid for all kinds of fat stock. j2J tf &: S$" Mannfactared ! npi-IE ENDEPSIGNED, HAYING L Secured the services of a French Glove Plaker, Is now prepared to manufacture all style cf Ladies' and Gentlemen's lvlD, bUR, BLCiv and DOGSKIN GLOVES. PERFECT FiTTING MB LATEST FASRHHS Guaranteed. Also, (.loves cleaned, Dyed and Repaired, on short notice. O. E. 1'UBOIS, nlutf J Portland, Oregon. OREGON BOOT AND SHOE STORE! S. M. BAKR, J. r. ktnt?li:y. BAJIJI C KXXaSLJET. PRINCIPAL RETAILERS OF THE STA plo brands of Eastern, California and Ore gon Roots and Shoes, N o. l.tt k irst street cor ner Yamhill. Portland Oregon. &W W ith our long opei ieneo and ma 1 ex pense we are enabled to sell eheai fr than anv other house in the citv of 1 ortland. jxs iiw. proverb goes-:51 00 saved U tjWJ made: Call .and sec and give us your trade. .-.fc S MiAiUc xV: TCTNa.ST,Isv? S. Gr. Skidmoro? Druggist and Apothecary, Has Removed to his NEW AXE ELEGAST STOJ7E, 111 First St., next to L. C. ITenrichen's, Portland, Oregon. at 7 li. Trenkmann, LACKSMITft AND TOOL MAKER and manufacturer of of all 1 iuds of Plaining, Moulding, and Turning To&b Saws of all kinds Straightened and Repaired, and all kinds of Sawteeth made and iuLmtu and saws turned and straightened. Uideis at tended to promptly, li. inL-lvM.-NN, mlttf 4" Front st, ortland. Fatron izcJIorn e Jlan ufactvrcs. AINSLET & DAVIDSON, Manufacturers and Dealers in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Shutters, Brackts, And al kinds pf Scroll Sawing. Having tho best facilities and tho latent im .proved wood working machinery for the manu facture of tho above article-, can olfer-Jurr-: -inducements to customers, anu zi S;m Fran cisco piices.atNicolai bros' Mill. Also, best auality of Seaoned Cedar Lum per, Ceiling, Riutic and Mouluings. Mood Turninu in all it-' branches, i albtsteis, Ni well Posts, milliard Ralls, Croquet i:et?, etcna. NICOLAi UKOS.' MILL ANJ lCi( R. Cw Se99nd and E btrocts, Portland. i