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V -XJ tawum-'UL' amj.naJMXBB C3J gli gJuilrj sta;cimx -ASTORIA Oc7., IS77 Ti.U T:i:l lor Astoria. OCTOBER. iFrom tables of United States Const Survey. High Water. Low Water. 2): " A. K. A. M. l. M. .... 7 or. .... 7 a .... S 43 .. .0 17 ....lo ra ....10 .w ....11 4S t!!!!Z 6 46"". jC!ZII 2 W ..." :o :t 07 11 4 01 VJ 5 00 i:; r. oi M 7 01 in s oi o : 0 a.. -. 1 231 i .",j 2 'jy- ." 171 4 lin r in 17 7 iyj . 6 27.. . 7 02.. . 1 34.. . 8 IE.. . 8 57.. . 9 20.. .10 11 . .11 OS.. . 0 44 . 1 :i7.. 0-12 1 IS FOREIGN EXPORTS. SEPTEMBER. To Liverpool per LocJt invar, Sept 1 : Values. WIicnt-lB.300 ctl S4l5,00 09 "jT Jfowlvltt, jwr Mattic Macleay, Sent. 1: Flour. 22 unrrel? S 1,2?8 " Case Good, lt."case luil '2o 1'otatoe. 1VJ Miek.s 2l)i 00 J I am?, 210) ttK. 1 0!) Salmon, :;s J bbl 3,:i0 00 SJcii-'c .1.0 00 Miscellaneous mdc .2,'13 It! S,765 07 2' Honolulu ji'r Fulkiuhurq, Sep 2: Flour. :A) hhU S :- 0J Salmon, 12: 11I- 1,012 00 v " Jhipkg SUM a-'i -ca-sis. 22) 00 Lumber, spars and bolts 2,042 52 Oat- :md brai 13 e: Miscellaneous ind-e 7.VJ 00 o,S12 53 To Victoria and Natmimo per sir California. S pi J: Flour. 1 m2 bbls S 3,770 50 Wheat, 152 cental? 1,:!J 74 Bran. Meal and Mid dling. !n,71.i H i40 OS Miscellaneous mdso 5. WW IS 1G.0S2 50 2'o Qucew-lotcn per Kinclnne Sep 11: heat 2a.. J ctl 4G,5)3 71 To Qiwnstutcn per Mountain Laurel Sejtt iff: Wheat, 22,501 centals -i,3Sl 74 To QucciihtoiM per Greta, Scj)t 19: "Wheat, 5U,iW) buphclF . 80,180 82 To Queen-biown per Oban Hay Sep 2J,: V heat, 5S.-22S bushels GO ,875 10 Total exports September, 1877 $311,311 5S OOTOllEU, To Cork, cr Rrilixh Pocr, 1st. Wheat, from Portland, 20,470 ctls -40,900 00 Astoria, l(i,4l " . SMfcO 00 Total 3C,J(il " . 673,880 00 To Cork. jcr British Monarch, Int. Wheat, from Portland. 19,077 ctls 38,100 00 Astoria, lt,230 " ... :W,450 00 Total 37.307 4,. $74,550 00 To Cork, per Jtaidcc, 2d: 1M.533 -ctls. Wheat $49,425 To Quccnttnivn, per Candida, 2d: 23,033 etls. Wheat $48,416 25 To Liverpool, per Hirer Indus, Oct. 3d. Wheat from Poitland 20,533 ctls... $11,2-36 72 " Astoria 13,S7o . 27,732 94 tal 34,500 SG9U9 06 CLEARANCES AND DEPARTURES. o CLKAREI). Palawan, Br. ship. 1002 tons. Oliver. Cork, Oct 5 River Indus, Br bh 1856 tons. Hewitt, Cork. Oct 3 Candida, Br hh. 127S tons, Matberbon, Queens town, Octl SiH.KO Uritish Peer, Br ship, 1230 tons, Clements, Cork, OctC. Britihli Monarch, Br. sh. 12S9 tons, Banks, Oork, Oct 3. JHaidee, Br. bk. 7S7 tons. Durkie, for Cork, Oct 3. ivo. W.Elder 17a tons, Cora. Connor, S. F. Oct 3 Rival. bk-iW tons. Adams. S. h Oct. 3. Orizaba, bS. 1214 tons. Johnson. S F Oct 3 iianta Crur., otr. Leland, S. F cp 30. ARRIVALS FROM SEA. j v o Santa Clara, ship, 1535 tons.Tobey, S F to load for Europe Oct 5. O V Cochrane, bark. 1105 tonB, Given, 51 days fm. liongkony. Oct 4. Dianapore, Br bk. 1071 tons, Hanson, S F, to load for Cork, owners account. Oct. 3. UodelBay, Brsh, 1031 tons. Tfl days fm Brisbane, Oct 2. 2jinus. ship, 1302 tons, Leonard. Hongkong, Oct 1 tSprincfield. ihip 1013 tons. Peart, Hongkong Sep tember 30 Ajax, str 1354 tons. Maekie. S F Sept SO Pato. Br. sch. 55 tons. British Columbia, Sept 29 Hazard. brig,39fi tons. Walker, S. F. to load lum ber for Australia. Scpi 25 City of Nankin. Br sh, 9S6 tons, MeLean, S F to load lor Liverpool, jpt 2o Buenos Ayres. French bk. &9 tons, Voisin, S. F. to load wheat lor Cork, Sept. 25. Kate L. Herron, sch, 26 tons, Thompson, Tilla mook, Sept 21 Pactolus.sh. IjOI tons, Colcord.S. F.. to load for Europe. Sept 23 Beecroft,Britihh bh 1G26 tons Rice, S F to load for Europe Sept. 23, Abeona, Bs. 1)79 tons, Hamilton, from Liverpool, Sept 23. DrumcloR, Br bk 1016 tons, "Wyman, fm Otago, X. Z., Sept 22. Henrietta, Ger bk, 932 tons, Wobecken, S F, to load for Cork Sept. 22. Sea Waif, brig, 273 tons, Umpqua, Sept. 20. Adventurer. Br bk 716 tons.Braithwaito.Newcastle 2f . S. V., via S. F., to load for Europe, Sept. S. Alden Besse, bk. 811 tons, Noyes, S F, to load for China. Sept. 6. Ebkbank. BbfiOO tons, Barr, fm Glasgow, via Hon olulu. Sept 6. Gusmc Telfair, str, 113 tons. Gardiner, fm Sitka Feb. 26. Laid up in Portland. VESSELS OX THE WA Y. Domestic JL'orts. Webfoot.bkt. 3(2 tons. Whec'tvright. S.F. Sept 18 City of Chester, str., 1106 tonn, Bollos. S. F. Oct 3 Ancon, str 1610 tons, Debney. S. F. Oct 3, For?ix I'orls, Alma. Ger bk, 910 tons, Lahmeyer. S F. Abervstwith Castle. Br. sh. tons, Harris, New castle, X. S.W. Aug. 2X Benefactor, bk 600 tons, Hayden, Hongkong, Aug 21 City of York. Br th, 1195 tons, Auld, S F to load for Europe. EarlGranvillo. Br. bk. 1009 tons, Iteddio, S.F. to load for Europe. Franci6 Thorp. Br bh, 1316 tons, Buck, S. F. GBroughton. Br bk, tone. Edkins, Auckland. X Z Aug :s Gibraltar Swe bk 761 tons Enkson fm Hull Eng land. llalton Castle. 478 tons. Angel, fm Liverpool. JanoA.Falkinburg, bkt300 tons, Hubbard, Hono lulu. Leading Wind. ship. Higby, Hongkong. Spokon 20 dajs off by Xiiuue. La Escocesa. Br sh. 996 tons, Evans, San Pedro, to load for Europe. Blengf ull, Br sh, 1210 tons McCulloch, S F 3Iattie Macleay. bk 235 tons Pope, Honolulu Mount Lebanon, Bb. Hall, from Hongkong, May 14 National, Fr sh, 851 tons, Mazon, S F Pilgrim ship tons, Fowle, Hongkong, Au gust 'A. Pizzarro, Br, sli. 1331 tons Colllster, S, F. to load for Europe. River Nith. Br sh, 1165 tons, Carpenter, S F RufusE Wood, ship, 1176 tons, Davis, S F Sept 22. Sierra Nevada, bk tons, Koerner, Newcastle, N rH W.Augti FINANCE AHD TRADE. Financial. Gold in New York, MiLT5. Legal Tenders in Astoria buying 9G; soil ing 97. Silver 3Ct per cent discount. Coin exchange on San Francisco prem. Currency exchango on San Francisco per cent premium. Coin exchangoon New York percent, pre iaiiuin. Telegraphic transfers on Xor York 1 per -.cent- premium. Currency exchangeonXow York percent, premium. Astoria JIarXcots. Whkat. Wheat afloat or wheat in store at .Vstoria Ls.'ilways jiar with wheat afloat or in store at San Francisco. Wiikat. Sales on bills of lading on board ships frcigbtoff $2 302 33 percental. Flocj:. Superflno $6 507 00; Extra $8 50 7 5(L Corn Meal ft crt. $4 00; Buckwheat & cwt. $J .-0$7 30. Mux Fi;ku. Bran $25 00 t ton; Shorts $3 j 00; .Middlings $-10 00; Hay $10. Oats. According to quality, prices range from 05 io 70 cts B bus&el. VhGKT.vin.KS. Potatoes 00c75c 3 bushel; Onions 2c lb. FoGtj. 30&33cts t dozen. Chickens. $3&5 t dozen. Mkais. Bacon llc316c for sides; lGc"tlSc for (barns; 12c for shoulders; smoked beef loc; corned beef $7Jt8; l bbl.; corned pork 10c . Lakh. In tins and caddies 1520cts "ft lb. Bcttku. Choico roll 30cts; Eastern in tubs 2ikr, Oregon packed 23 cts "& lb. Cheese lS25ets V 11). FituiT. Ai)jles, green, t'l box 6275; Dry ? lb Sets; Alden dried "fi Wets; Plums t lb IS cts; French Prunes "B 1 VV. cts; Zan to Currants tlbl2cts; Citron 'd lb 37; cts; Pcaclies ti lb 10rul2V cts. Snn Francisco Markets. By our latest advices by mail quotations for leading articles of Oregon production are as follows : Fiour Superfine. $5 O0Q5 50; shipping ex tra, $6 50(a7 00; Extras in jobbing lots $7b7 a,l SiYhhX. Wheat-Shrpping$2 302 a5; Milling $2 35 2 40 ctl. Sales of extra sacks ihipping at $2 35. Barley Feed $1 551 63: Brewing $1 53 1 ML Lumber $9L2 for rough ; $161S for dressed. Redwood cargo rates are for rough. $17018; 25g2o for dressed: $3032 50 for rus tic: Rustic, .No. 1, $35; No. 2, $30; Siding, $22 50; Battens and Furring, 1x2 1 lineal foot, 54c Leather Light solo Leather 2225c; me dium do. l2e; heavy do. 2628c; choico tan nages, 11 50c extra; Harness light, 2S30c; medium. 3032c; heavy Trace, 3437 50c; ex tra descriptions range 2 505c in excess of these figures: Wax, 1417c B foot; Finished CalfSkins. 60 (ailOc 3 lb. Oil Alaska Cod Liver Oil, DOc: Dog Fish Liver Oil, 65c: Shark do, 65; Tanner's Oil. Hides Dry Hides, 18c; Dry Kip and Calf, 1213c; Salt Hides, light 78c; heavy Steers, 9c: do Kip,7Sc; Salt Calf. 810c Oats Quotations for all grades are from tL 82 00 fi etl. as to quality. Wool Sales for the week about 1.000,000 lbs. There has been a rcry activo demand all the week, so that now the market is swept nearly bare of all oxcopting Oregon and some North ern ools. Oregon Wools are selling at 25 30c Potatoes $1 652 50 per cental. Onions 1055 cts per cental. Mill Feed-$22 per ton; Middlings $34. Hops Choice old 1014 cts; now 12J15 per lb. Provisions Hams 1214c; Bacon 1213c; ShouldorsSc; extra mess pork clear $21 50 25- Beef do. 10 5010 75 per bbl.; Eastern refined lard in tcs 1314c; fancy puils 14c; 10 lb tins 13 14c per lb. Tallow 5dc V lb for ordinary, and GJ4 0c in shipping orer. Honey Choice whito in frames 15l6c; No. 2. 12)Hc; dark, 10ilc; strained, 1012 3 lb. Seeds Flax, 3(ft)c: Timothy. 810 lb. Brooms Common, $3 50. $3 00, $3 50 for the three numbers; extra, $4 03, 4 50, $3 00; Ship. $3 00; Mill. $5 00S7 00. Bags and Bagging Standard English lie; Burlap. 45-inch SJc; Flour bags, 56c lor quarters and 9103 for halves; Twine, 35c for grain, 45c for flour. Calcutta gunnies, 10c. Coffee- Costa Kica, 19(o.20c; Salvadoro and Guatemala 1819c; Java 25c; Kona, nomi nal at 19c; Manila, 19c; Boutyno, nominal at lSatgltfc; Bio 16c $ lb. Bice Mixed $5 805 i;0; No. 1 China, $3 13 i 50; Hawaiian, $6; Japan, $5 25. Sugar For lots in barrels, California (A) patent cubo, 12, (A) Crushed. K Extra powdered, 13c; iino crushed, 125e; Extra granulated, 12Jc; Golden C, 10)4; Extra do, HMc; Half bbls.Kc and boxes Jc; Hawai ian grocery grades, 8l0c Caso Goods Salmon Ono lb tins are quota hlo at $1 70 1 72 for export, --lb tins and 2-lb tins S3 003 25 for the former and $3 50 for the latter, according to brand: bbls and balfbbls.$9 0a10 00 for former and $ 430 3 50 for latter. Meats Canned beef in 2J-lb tins. $1 00 dozen, 4-Ibcans, $7 00 dozen; 0-lb cans, $10 l dozen; Boiled beef, 6-lb cans, 16c lb; Boiled mutton, 6-lb cans. 12c "cl lb. Special rates on goods for export. JP S. JirERKILL X- CO., Blacksmiths and Machinists. Capt. 110GEUS' OLD STAND jr.S3K Near Exjtrese Ofncc, Kff c" ASTOIUA. - OREGON. r-r-r. All work in our line, heavy or light, done with neatness and dicpatch. nOESESUOElXG, WAGOX, AND Partn "Work a Specialty. HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF Mr. S. x. Gainos of K3.. an experienced Farrier of 25 years in tho business, and well known to Astoria horsemen, woareprejared to do shoeing in a manner to cure lameness or pre vent it in horses entrusted to our care. c"All work warranted and at reasonable I ra'cs. gash: store; i i mem JUST RECEIVED A STEW INVOICE OP GROCERIES, QTJEENSWAEE I LAMPS AID FIXTURES WHICH WE OFFER .AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH. I CORNER OF MAIN AND SQHEMOCQHA STS.r ASTORIl, OREGON. I H O Q HW S?T Largest Stock Best Asrioftment, and Lowest in Price, Is the wcH known House of 3B. I3l.IVi:33'0,3BLC3-E53E. DElf Onr Assort i'ltiH nil riOfcaaB&ai Mtl fe j This season is unnsuallj larj:e and L ought cheap. We exhibit in our Dress Goods Department an assortment of Cashmeres, all shades, Tamise Cloths, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, A splendid assortment of Polanaise Cloths, Basket and Camals Cloths, Plain, Plaid, and Striped Waterproof. .Red and White Flannels. PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FLANNELS, TIES, RUCHES, FACHSE, Hosiery, Leggins, Knitted Hoods and Nubias, OUR CLOTHING, BOOTS AND S HOES, HATS, CAPS AND CAEPETS Is complete in every department. This stock has been purchased nersonnllv bv Mr. B. Hamburger while In San Francisco lately and while in the market, taking tlie :i d vantage of a dull season thereby secured nu merous bargains, and the same are now offered at prices heretofore never thought of. We have determined this sc:ison to sell goods, an.l we are goiii" to sell them, the prices will do it. "We can't and will not be undersold by anynouse in the city. Give us a call and inspect our stock. 15. HAMBU1IGER. Main street, next to corner of Chemunus ----- Astokia, Okegon-. It. ALEK,VNDER. R. ALEXAINTD.ER & CO. IMPORTERS OF BBL"! CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS WARE, CIGARS AND General Merchandise. Carrutlier's Building:, Water Street A.SVORIA, 3Also will attend to a general shipping and commission business. CAgents for tho best brands of California puro Liquors. P. S. Country produca taken in exchange. 0.:0.1 L 30 X. JE3 2t, . DEALER IN Books and Stationery 3Krofco:n.js ,:o.a. Toys. ALL THE LATE STYLES OF FINEST NOTE PAPEKS, ENTEL- OPES, Etc., ALBUMS, MUSIC BOXES, NOTIONS, TVYS, Etc. Chenaraus street, Astoria, Brown's Building, noxt door to tho Whito House, ar GOLD PENS AND PENCILS A SPECIALTY. C. E. JACKINS. 'TWil (dKJKfc, Successors to C. E. A Cor.lVIain and Jefferson Sts. Astoria. Oregon. DEALERS IN Stoves, Granite Ware, and Tin and Pressed Ware, OF ALL KINDS. - Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. MAGNUS a CROSBY. Li. P. RiLchman & Co. (Successors to Bailey & Richman.) DEALERS IN HOUSE FUENISEENa GOODS, STOYES, TIN WAKE, TABLE CUTLERY, WOODEN WARE, TOYS, ETC. JOBBING IN TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER A SPECIALTY. Keep also Lead Pipes, and 1,000 other things too numerous to mention. When you want a stove, trimmed from top to bottom in first class style give us a call. Orders from abroad will reccivo prompt attention, i'ou will find us in Young's new build ing, north side of Squomocqha street, Astoria, Oreson. COLUMBIA IB:l.:E3',,S7V":E2:E:L"Sr, E. PAPMAHL & CO., - - - - - - PROPRIETORS, ASTORIA, OSS.E3CS-OUO". rpiIE UNDERSIGNED PROPRIETORS OF THE COLUMBIA BREWERY .L just erected and placed m operation at Astoria, wfeh to inform the public that we are now prepared to fill all oruers for usplcndid article of -rr Having every facility for doing , t-yg, ft-g THE VERY BEST CHARACTER OF WORK f ftj v) jvi -1 -rvn-ffTrs f Mr. Papmahl being an Experienced Bi ewer, t ilUCl iJOttleCl SEEK! CThe COLUMBIA 15REWERY WILL WARRANT SATISFACTION IN FILLING ALL Orders. Givo us a trial. E. PAPMAHL & CO.. 4 SB, STREET, OREGON Globe Hotel. 3 Invites atten tion to his Clothing, Boots'" andshoes iS- Stock of and toys. General Mehandisc Groceries and Provisions, Selected with special reference to tho As toria trnde. QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Highest price paid for Furs. New Goods by Every Steamer. N. LOEB, ASTORIA .7. OREGON JSTm Xjb3 ASTORIA, Near tho ftid'A f ,CTfe5"1 ? 8P fcr H Qi -3at uW?i &? &3bm& Whs r E. LOEBENSTEIX. AND DEA LERSIN OB V AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARD TOBACCO, CROCKERY, AND- E. K. HxVlVXcJ. ermrJ w mm ii).i MLS) ) jHHLorvn ww mvL'sm -y avgpey & JACKINS & CO., LOUIS P. RICHMAN. ? Astoria, Oregon. C. II. lJAl.V. A. AV. FKRGUSOX. BAIN & FERGUSON, j ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, ASTORIA, OREGON. essssMggrt and Specifications, fesnsssi j contract, cieet bnlidincs. and do all first class iort m a superior manner. ipr Wo keop on hand, and will furnish to order, all kinds of BUIUHNG MATERIALS, Rustic, Fooring, Finishing Lumber, Mould ings, Sash, Doors, Newels, Balusters, etc., etc. 33TAll kinds of Job work done at our Steam Mill, corner of Genevieve and Astor streets. ftf-HAND RAILING at PORTLAND Fnccs. A R E N 0 W PREPA RED ,-rKw IX. with increased facilities to JWrreJteGSM rurnish Plans BUSINESS CARDS PEINTED Yery clicaD, at THE ASTORLVN COM3IERCIAL AND SHIPPING: Ilwaco Steam Nav. Co. SUMMER NOTICE, THE ILWACO STEAM NAV, LWS STEAMER GEN. CANBY, S Will leave Astoria on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays t Saturday. At8.30A.M,,sharMor Fort Stevens, Fort Canity, and Iiwaco. Connecting with L. A. Loomis' stages for Oys- tenillc. Passengers wishing to visit tho FORTIFICATIONS AND LIGHT-HOUSES at.cither Fort Stevens or Cape Hancock, (Disappointment) will hffvo from ono to three hours tmie, and return to Astoria samo day. Fare to Ft Steuens ----- 50cts " " Ft Canby or Ilwaco - - $1 00 FOR TICKETS, TOWAGEr OR CHARTER, Annly either at tho office of tho Comnunv. Gray's whqrf, foot of Benton street, or to the Captain oh board. J. K. D.GRAY, Agent, Astoria, Oregon. By ordor of tho President, L. A. LOOMIS. Astoria, Gfatsop, Youngs River and Knappton. Until flirtVlor nnfioa fhek Steam Launch SA3VE, A.CFISHEU Master. Will leave Hustler's wharf, Astoria, dally PYi'iMit. Smuliivc FORSKIPANONLlNDlNGatS o'clock a. nu, returning same day. The SAM can be chartered for freight or towing to any part of the bay. iSr"For particulars apply on board. For Towin-x THE STEAM TUG de3xxt:s:, V m. BOCHAU Master Will attend to nil kinds of Towing on tho Co ' Jtnbia river and tr butnries. ikfa.OHictJ in Portland at Corbitt & Macleay s at Astoria, Gem Salorn. or on board. For Passengers and Towage. The Nmr T"ng RIP VAN WINKLE, W.H.'Whitconib Master. Having accommodations for passengers, and capacity for first class towing; is offered for business to all point" on tho Columbia river andjbay, at reasonable rates. i5sFor particulars apply to Allen fc Lewis, Portland, or to Trenchard & UpsJrar, Astoriar or on board. OTtf QIBSON, HAMILTON & HIGGINS. Ship Chandlers. Provision and General rOommissioii Merchants. Cor. Concomly and Benton stioets. ASTORIA, OREGON. THROWN & McCABE, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS, M" Portland and Astoria, Oregon. gSF On all business entrusted to our carp, satisfaction gunranleed. J G. FALRFOWL & SON, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS Portland, Oregon. Refer By -permission to Rogers. Meyers Co,, Alien Si Lewis, Corbrtt& Macleay, Portland, 0reg93 TRBHGHARD & UPSHUR SacQess9rs to- Oaptr Gecr Flauel rcEACERS IX SMpBimflleFj; PROVISIONS, IRON, STEfiL, COIL BuildenV anrl Senaral Hard ware j, SASH AND BOORS. cfco. cfeo At ilie OldEstabi'isIiea Well known Stand Pi GEORGE FLAVEL,, Chenamus Street, Astoria, Oregon. " NIL DESPSRAlMDUri. " Lime, Brick, Sancl Plaster aid Marl M AS CHEAP AS CAN BE LAHBKD II ASTORIA. Can be had in any quantity at my wharf. STA gent for salo of San Juan Lime. PETER EUNEY, Astoria. r. iT rr irT,f SJaSix .