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New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool! Oct I2-CIosng-y -yvHEAT-Spot ouist. No
red Western winter o 1925: futures Quiet Decereer
Is 5-sd: March. 81 sd CORN-Spot American
mixed As I'D futures steady Ocooer nominal; Deem
ber IS 4'lt. January 45 I'D HOPS London CPacIao
CCasD STEADY, Il 5sdt5- FLOUR-St Louis fancy win
teT steady. s.. BEEF-Extra Inda steady SIS sd
POEk-friDs mess Western. Sd
Short cut Il 70 10 10 hrra. 62s BACON-CuulberIsnd
eut - 10 50 - srang o4 short rib Is "a 70 steady
54s. long clear uiddles light. IS 70 frrn
heavy. 50 30 n firm. 54s 3D. clear backs Is 10
20 n, steady. ass clear bellies. 70 Ann 5g- ~
SHOULDERS-square II 10 IS 10 hr1n Sss 81 LARD
Prime Western n tierces. rsfrs1
in pals strong 46s %. CHEESE-Ame-iran Nrast
white frT 63ss DO eolored. hrul 62s. TALLOW-Prims a
city strong Ss TURPENTINE-Sp arna 40. a.
IINsEED OIL steady, 21s. BUTTER-Fiasst Tnits5
States steady. SIS; good United States STEADY a..
ROsIN-CommOn firm lOs 81 PETRoI.ECM steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
c,,,,ninr DEPARTMENTS are

/ 100 TNTIT--
- ever t,.,ifT by insderuate rsl.naE laSIl.',es ~
CO. & astiH,,s- IS becoming assraTetel ~ me
- oSfs clicN-s .-ssD ard rOai as Ille season eo-
- saageI.eisl, = --Sn reports covering cohcuohs or
f~s,s o1iescsfed most s'Ftistsetotf sLa.n pNs IS
.~casr Ssvsage has slnoe s ,,ces ~, ,,,,
~. ere cSess, regularity ~ trade ana colec-
- due sue,,fhera cities. bur most centres re-
~, ~ 8 few eS,,ei9esg and confidence regarding
- sxpsnens .Ss leading industries II is lmpossi-
y frtTTe. i-o1pt - deliveries even contracts Tor
u 70 seceI me first QusrleE OF W. oehs Glfii-
fgEleIt ne with the steer inlS -. s.U .ts .oLls
~ 10 piSsSeslrI,de in primary markers Tor cotton
es-;iraeo Ss - slIcceeded by an eSseIneSs TO pur-
ress bas '.s,-srcing quotations Railway earn
60 tlat - liable for October surpass similar
- thus -. . ,ser by 81 per cent and foreign
l---es fer assi assis mort FOR the last week showed
csg.a.s1sssnsI increase o. 49, rsn5 anu
'.sr,astrset's' ssys:
.,her has greatly stimulated many lines
rr6 Se6uEsa hitherto inclined 70 lag, notable I'm
q fesSh =. being heavyweight clothing. shoes and
a. Tesleos.--oo and induced some recorder busi-
rssssr ~ sobhers who are sun busy on regular
rs VIZ VIE coal trade also shows Improvement, and
rs6s- Us s,cca in prices, but car congestion
.ors 90 - The West is 2 bar % fullest activity
rgeesR sSsr,v o. advent Of snow and frost has done
rfsi tae fs evident in reports or injury 70
ere osllneer5s vines and tobacco plants at the
-at Of Jurors of frost damage to cotton at the
Hesl arc teecrsH ms 20 -Sradstreet $, however,
ss1h Le.e,t,Iate Le the latter. while admitting
a 10, s0ssr,sre 70 the crop from preceding rain
g3s19les stems Corn has Of course. passed out
SD VIZ - crop speculation, but II is noted
te J. 'fes benefited the grade. Shipping inter
t.a. p0ss ezes report damage caused by unusual
rs oh ssterc storms, and some interruption 10
y So srd geographic business is indicated.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
NEW YORK PRICES.

5fss.5y KY :::: s54 90. 81 Ss :sss s5s
hH4Gs. fafs. at TN s5ss aFfs 1ss fS With
and with spot quoted at copPEa fqg
aas nsheF at y s hSns9n SO ys spot qo5:t at s
shd among ss.tin Ti5 lake Is % qHO5ed az n eeo
sls Sd in the London market 1ocaiy the Market
o sS Suet and shade higher for delivery Of
UNCHANGED, at 615 zoe the local market and at
quoted at 55s % and standsrd fOahGy at
SortbssT Locally the market vas quiet No foundry
g m ig9n Softidcstes at the Produce Exchange dun
b3qnaTg S grades are quoted follows October NOvem
az fI & %s5 OF moderate kind but orders placed
Sad owing TO the hrmness Of holders. who
I.g az hotASsES New Orleans. centrifugal.
New Orleans ops S; lSo E09S M ls929e prime 40 3Se
fs9cn 9' S l6S17c good 10000 prime. ss924o;
ti t4LsIC0'son:esd Sc. oil moderately to-day
TOO 0ober 9 iS s 2S9ea 4 nSeay %oIsb.r at s
and ZOO a.ssd oil %ss uneSsRsd
RTiss Sha sP@ fsan9 SS0
ass SS yS Hsw S. xor ). So g. Sc white
i5 6sPha5 Sis sl$ s coTToSsEEp o@Pns crude rude
Noysmo. &5s9s.s Dsoslbsr Ss e$4c: January. 82
e Ptm]o ] Te; SsIar af MAJ 94c ' If&saED &&s8aED 6 6BF@.
5sc CaI6utfs g Gg Ia" SsgS2S out q town raw s79
PROVIsIoNS-The light receipts Of hogs at Chicago
ness Of grain gave provisions frm undortore pretty
nSh an daY The receipts et Chicago 1900 hogs
omaha 5000 and the West 20 GO PORK o,et oogeS Sg
Ness SlSqSiS So family S19QSI9 90: clear SIG 5o
sl2 packet Sio5sio 5S extra India mess ,1 Sis 5S
BIEF HAMS steady; quoted. S2lGs22 30. DRESSED
9Ac; lao n, elac; pigs, 91.QI0lsc. CUTMEATS@
Ffked bellies steady egoted; smo4ins l2zc ION.
steady; quoted, l2c TALLOW steady; city 53sc; coun-
Try, 5@459sc LARD firm. Quoted: Middle Western
lard firm; quoted: South America 10 25c: Continent
s95c Brazl kegs II 5c: compound strong quoted 724
sc. STEARINE firm. Quoted: oleo 0lsc city lard
RICE-Rice was quite active and firm at home and
Southern markets Quotations follow: Domestic.
screenings, az 3Nc; second heads 4g4Ho; choice
heads asa 43Sc; fancy heads. 5Q51ac; extra fancy
9S4c; Java, "a q sac; Rangoon. bond. y I1c.
STGAR-Rehned sugar was quiet. with the Federal
cash. for granulated, prompt shipment and
hners reduced their price 10 points The following
count OF / per cent for cash. seven DAYS: crystal
dominos 7:15c; Eagle tablets, 6.1oc; cut loaf and
powdered. 5o5ci powdered coarse powdered and frut
R9"qsFed g &c: Esgie 10 6sgs Of PoTds5sd S15s;
and extra fine graduated 5c Eagle 70 cartons fine
granulated 51oc: Eagls n bags do. 52oe: Easle =
y bags do 5.O5c; Eagle IS 50 70 bags do 25o;
E#sg!e # fns or standard granTlated and diamond A.
1850. No l. 60c No 5. 445o; No 6, 400; No q 485c
No g. 4SoC; No O. t?6S; No TO- 4i6ei No IL 4loci No
sugars were quiet but about steady and unchanged
lowing duty paid basis: Centrifugal, 90 test &C: mus
eovado SO test Nc and molasses sugar SO test Sic
but rather quiet with October quoted at 9s Sd and No
vember at ss SID. Wllett s Gray: Total stock Of
last year at the same uneven dates The nsrease OF
stock is 1o2.sS2 TONS against increase Of ZloO96
Visibs supply Of 13SS as7 tons agaiust last
year or an increase Of 1882 tons
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

EnnsfI sesaey feeding. 42c and mailing 4s65ec c
Ne1v ". .SCGkWHEAT-Marke steady: 65c delivered
acno-5iS wheat tinciuding four exports week.
70 Bradstreets aggregate 257,sss bush
TSI- 5SdsOz1 last week and 2774 462 year since
1e s7a a7 wheat exports are IS O52 927 against
40 % hst year; corn exports for week
80 push against s46o99 last s52 ara last
s SSIy 1905 corn exports 1O.5O2 79l bush
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
euRLINeToN's REPORT.

The Chicago. Burlington Quincy Railroad Com
pary has issued its pamphlet report, covering op-
eratons for the fiscal year ended June 90 last. The
income account compares with that Of 1906 as fol-
lows
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

lNDuST RIAL.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
Abnsr C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of tas County Of New
given 10 al cIainas
against Edwin B. Holden Ats Of the County ot Ners
ths with vouchers thersoS
subscriber at her place OF transacng ousaeSs tas
OF New York on or day February
Dated New York % day % August 1906
ALICE c. HOLDEN. Exscut<t8
ODELL, & ODELL. Attorneys for Exscutrtx 90 WA1
Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
York notice hereby given AL having claims
sSaInst ArchbaId Watt late the County YorA
deosased 10 present the with vouchers thereof
hs sbsrber az his place Of transactus business
iOs F1Iton street in Borough OF Manhattan
CITY OF Nsw YORK bsfors tia 25th day o Jansa7
- 49,, -, -. -, 90.
JOHN c. SHAW, Exscleor.
JOSEPH s. FRANK, Attorney for Executor los Fulscz
sJrest Borough OF Manhattan. CITY % New YoEk.
Wan BOSkERCK, EMMA C.-IN PURSUs
snc. OF an ordsr Hon Frank T. Tit: gerald a sur
roz+s ~ ha County New notice hereby given
ian nsrsons having claims against c. Bos~
OF county o. New York. deceased
with the vouchers thereof. u1dsr-
Szn.6 at place OF tranSac1tng business.
- Tvler a Tyler. 90 Liberty ths city =
Dated New York. April % 1905.
GEORGE W VAN BOSKEE2CK, Exscutor
WILLIAM TYLER. Attorney for Exsc1lors 81 Liberty
Efrsaf
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
81 PURsUANCE o. AN ORpER OF HoN'

Frank T. Fitzgerald. surroSsse ot tho County Of
New York al persons haysrs
claims agaiust Frank Bailey the ccgnty o. NsS
his place transactinE nsiness
Nc 155 West l26th Street IN the City OF New
or before the 2Ith day OF February
Dated York the 23d day OF August. 1904
CORNELIA II. BAILEY, Admia.strxesfx
D. O ATKINS. Atty FOR Administering 43 John e..
Kingston. y 7. -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
BONDS
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

W s- ~ r --cnas Ee!nhsrdt 20. Is Wall street.
-,t' Ao-s. sr- 30. - kNe aange Place, BosJorJ
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Municipal Mail Routes.-Postmast
John Hahn and his corps of assistants
have just completed the laying out Of
the seven new delivery routes in this
city, which viii prevail after the first Of
the coming month. The horse service
will prevail after the first of the coming
September. The horse service will be cut
out entirely and the foot routes alone
used in disposing of local mail here
about. The five carriers now doing duty
will be augmented on the first by two
more, and there is q fine chance for some
one to get in on the examinations in
this behalf, as there is plenty Of work
for substitute carriers and will be for
some time. II Is said that several new
letter and package boxes will be erected
at different points about the city is a
short time, and that new night collec-
tion viii be instituted, for p. m. in
addition to the present service, so that
business men who deposit mail matter
at or about than hour, may be sure Of
its catching the early boats out of the
city in the morning. In fact there is to
be quite an advantageous reorganization
of the postal service here, and the in
production of several new and valuable
features.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14
Totals. -. .4.eeAOOO 2,52S.OOO

From the foregoing you will see that
up to date there is shortage of over
100000 eases as compared with last
year. The Columbia river pack may be
increased few thousand cases; the
Alaska pack IL over, and no chance for
an increase; there may be slight in
rcrease on the Fraser river and the Puget
Sound, but not to any extent. At any
rate, we predict right now that the
entire Pacific Coast pack of salmon will
not exceed 100000 cases, This will
show a shortage of at least l,5OO,OOO
cases as compared with last year
| "Mr. Fortmann says that not in his
experience Of % years in the industry
has he seen such a year as the present.
He states that this year small runs are
reported by every district on the coast
whereas heretofore when the run was
small in one district it was large in an
other. The editor OF the Trade Journal
ca nconflrm Mr. Fortmann's experience,
and go back to 1872, when first identified
with foreign and eastern firms as cor
respondent on the coast, and say that
he has not seen such season. II looks
very much as If the shortage ought to
make higher prices for reds, medium
reds and pinks that had been thought
possible. The Fraser river Gamers have
made the following prices for sockeyes;
For Australia, per case, for Fraser river,
$S.S2 for half-pounds and 1924 for one
pound flats, no price for tails; for Riy-
ers Inlet, $7.76 for halves, SO for flats, no
prace for tails, For Canada, $685. for
Fraser river tails, 80 for flats and 81 for
halves, {. Q. b. British Columbia ship
ping points, The higher cost of Puget
Sound canning this year will bring sock
eyes there well up, The price of raw
fish have ranged from 80 to 40 cents
each; to this must be added the cost of
collecting the same and transporting to
canneries. II takes on an average twelve
sockeyes to make case of the canned
product, which with transportation
brings the cost of raw fish up to 1915
to $525 per ease, or an average of $3.50.
This is the highest figure ever known.
To this must be added the cost Of tins,
canning, boxes, etc"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14
Regatta Committee Meeting. The re-

gatta committee met last night in the
headquarters room and continued the
work Of preparing for the regatta. The
chairman Of the various committees re.
ported on the progress Of their respective
portions Of the work. which showed that
things are going along in good shape.
Chairman Trcyer stated that he was 60
ing ahead with his preparations for the
water polo exhibition, and the boys
around town are all beginning to take
interest in this novel sport. 1t is prob
able that log rolling contest win be
held in connection with the regular pro-
gram of sports. There seems to be not
much hope of securing the single scull
boat race between Goss and Pape and
the Vancouver oarsman on account OF
the time being too limited in which to
train for the race. At least that is the
excuse which the oarsmen give. Dan
Kelly, the fast sprinter; in answer to 4
letter from the chairman of the
regatta committee on land sports states
that he cannot as yet say whether he
win accept the committees proposition
to give an exhibition run of 100 yards.
during the regatta. He is in doubt
whether the Amateur Athletic Associa-
ton would countenance his accepting his
expenses to Astoria and return, but has
written to the president inquiring as to
whether such action would endanger his
amateur standing, and if it does not,
will probably accept. There will be a
dog show, and baby show, and the
automobile race is assured These at
fractions win be something new and
should furnish much amusement. The
matter OF selecting queen win be set
tied upon at the next meeting in all
probability, as also that of an admiral.
The committee adjourned to meet again
on Thursday night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

In Police Court--The customary crowd
OF drunks and disordcrlics filled the
prisoners box In tho police court ycster-
day afternoon. The case OF Katherine
Drow. charged with yagrancy, was con-
tinued until tomorrow pending the ac-
ton Of the complaining witness, who
will probably swear out a complaint in
the Justice Court. The other cases were
disposed Of In the usual fashion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Full Pledged Citizens Full natural-
ization papers We're issued yesterday at
the office Of the county clerk, in behalf
Of Paul and Frank Lucido, brothers and
natives Of Italy; and at the same time
and place A ugust Wallin, and John
Noren, both of Sweden, filed their dee.
larations OF intention TO become Ameri-
can citizens in due course of time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Why don't you have your work done
by us and we do house lining, wall
paperinS, house and sign painting We
use and recommend the Heath g. Milli-
gan prepared paints For over two score
years II has been recognized as the
standard paint of America. Come and
let us figure with you. The Eastern
Painting & Decorating Co., 36s Com
mercial street. IT,,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Now in the Hospital.--The two cars
that figured In the depot wreck of last
week, on the A. 4 G. trestle, and from
which the shipments had been duly re-
moved, were lifted to the tracks yester-
day morning, and carefully hauled to
the company's hospital for crippled
rolling stock, where they will be made
over and come back as good as new. The
10, r., & N. wrecking train and crew
assisted in the work and II was des'
patched In short order,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Returns Are In.--County School SUI
|perintendent Miss Emma c. Warren an
nounces that the returns from Salem on
the State papers sent in in behalf Of
Miss Nellie Anderson, show that she has
passed in the first grade, and that Miss
Beatrice Robinson, Of Seaside. has passed
for the third grade, and had she taught
before, would have secured her second
grade papers. The success attending
Professor Townshend's efforts, viii be Of
no avail in view Of his sudden death at
Gray's river yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Dead at Gray's River.--Word reached
this city yesterday afternoon, that Pro-
fessor Hubert A. Townsend the well
known school teacher at Gray's River,
who 80 successfully passed his examina
tions here last week, before the county
board, for first grade papers, had died
suddenly there yesterday morning, Of
heart disease. No details have been re-
ceiyed as to the funeral. az yet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Fish Falling 0ff.--The Sunday catch
was reported as very meagre from all
lower river points. Twelve hauls on the
Desdemona sands netted scarcely 200
pounds of salmon. Yesterdays work was
somewhat better, but not up to the
standard of the four preceding days,
and signs of improvement were wanting
at sundown last night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Constipation. bowel ifregularity, head
ache, dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad kid.
ncys, rheumatism, disorders incident Ia
sedentary life, positively cured by liol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea, the great
est American remedy. Tea or Tablets
IS cents. Frank Hart, druggist,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14
Running 4 sleeper-Motorman Eugene

Running Sleeper-Motorman Eugene
Bussing was running sleeper on the
"A. & c." line for while yesterday
morning. A half tipsy. and altogether
sleepy fellow, boarded the car down
town somewhere. and rode to the east
end Of the line, stretched out at full
length on the seat, from which corspic-
ucus place he would not bulge despite
the hauling and mauling he got from the
motorman. and thus he went over the
line TO the Uniontown end, and again
put up a scrap for his berth and his
nap. Mr.. Bussing phoned to police
headquarters, and when the car reached
on Sixteenth street Chief Gammal was
there and made short work of the
obsterperous and somnolent chap,
rousing him thoroughly with pair Of
nippers that would pretty nearly awak-
en- the dead If they were rightly ap-
Piled. He finished his nap at the Jail.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

"A Quiet Game" Lovers of a quiet
game of cards have only to glance at
the west window of ]. N. Grin's Com
mercial-street book store, to feel that
the where-with-all is ample and of the
most alluring sort, in point Of style and
beauty and finish There are cards and
counters Of every kind galore in attrac-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Rain Stops It--A game OF baseball be-
tween a nine from this city and Seaside
was begun at Seaside Sunday afternoon,
but was called on At the end OF the third
inning when the score stood To J., on
account Of rain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

More Glory Papers, County Clerk
Clinton yesterday issued the certificate
which Is supposed to carry more happi'
ness with II than any other legal docu-
ment IN existence, to-wit, a marriage H.
cense, In favor Of Mr.. John l. Keats and
Miss Carrie Olson, both of this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Makes children eat. sleep and grow,
Makes mother strong and vigorous,
Makes a healthy family. That's whot
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does.
Tea or Tablets. IS cents. Frank Hart,
Druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Fell In q Fit,--Gcorge Beard n young
man OF this city. fell senseless yesterday
evening while walking along Bond stree.
near the Hotel occident. A carriage was
called and he was conveyed TO his home
where medical attendance was called. II
IL not thought that any serious effects
will be felt,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

\. A. Ackerman. 49l Bond ST.. does all
iaanncr OF taSidermy. furniture upbol-
stering. carpet cleaning and laying, mat.
trers making a speciality and all work
guaranteed. II
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Kill Sea Lions. The record Of Clark
Loushery and his companion. who have
just completed their work OF killing sea
lions at Seal Rocks Is good one,
amounting to about 700. The rocks are
now practically divested of these ami
mails
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Ia Appointed William Peterson of
the postoilIce department has been APP
pointed by the government as one Of the
examining board In the local civil ser.
vice.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Turn backward. o time, In your flight,
Make me child again just for tonight,
"i'il do H. cried Time, "just let me be
Until fix some Rocky Mountain Tea
Frank Hart. Druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

The very best board to be obtained In
the city Ia al "Ths 0ccidsnt Hotel.'
Rates very reasonable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

How Do I look.--To really SEQ your
self az others see you, get one OF thosc
new style mirrors at Hart's Drug Store;
oil prices, A new supply just received,
Il,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

In Portland. Mrs. Hanthorn and Mr..
Sutherland. who we're visitors In this
city last week with Mrs. Paul Badolett
left Sunday for Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14
A. A. sAARr.

Photographer, frst.class work, salts
faction guaranteed. ara Fourteenth St.,
opposite Foard & Stokes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Pays Out Money.--City Treasurer
Dcaley yesterday paid out the sum Of
10000 In warrants for the different street
improvements.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14
SALMON SITUATION
COMPUTED
RESUME or THE STATUS or THE
INDUSTRY BY COMPETENT AU.
THoRITY AND INCLUDING THE
WHOLE PACIFIC COAST FOR 1900

The following facts and figures In
relation TO the 1905 catch Of salmon.
on the entire Pacific Coast, IL taken from
the San Francisco Trade Journal. OF
August llth, and ii demcd 10 he fair
and accurate resume OF the situation, 10
date, BY qualified authority here, and IL
republished. as the best, most concise
and comprehensive trade, report In this
relation, put out this season:
"1be market for both salt packed and
canned salmon at this writing 10 at
sea. aud no one engoged In the industry
appears TO know where be stands no far
AZ regards prices for Alaska reds. This
condition has been brought on by pack
Ing returns that are coming in covering
this years pack. The pack Of salt sal-
mon is very small while that Of canned
salmon Ia the smallest since 1897. with
the carry.oyer almost nothing. Henry
Fortmann, president Of the Alaska Pack
ers' Association, gives the total pack OF
Bering Sea at sG6,5OO cases, against
! .0e0.G43 cases last year. His returns for
this year are "A follows In cases; Alaska
Packers, 10000; North Alaska Salmon.
i25,0OO; Alaska Fishermen's Packing.
$4,000; Alaska Portland Packing, So
600; Columbia River Packers, 43,5O0;
Northwestern Fisheries Packing, $500;
Alaska Salmon, $1,000; Nakima Pack
Ing. 10000; Union Packing. 10000; Red
Salmon Canning, 5000; making a total
Of sec, 500 cases Of four dozen one.found
tails each. He gives the returns Of the
North British Columbia at 200,234 cases,
against 100000 cases last year; Fraser
river TO August 7th, 10000 cases. all
halves; Puget Sound. same date. 100000
cases halves, 5000 pound fats and 5000
tails. Total. 10000. Southwestern
Alaska pack not in, but reports from
Prince williams sound and Cooks inlet
are of a small run.
Joseph Durney, president and man
ager of Griffith, ,Durney Co, reports as
follows. We have just received tele-
gram from the Puget Sound advising US
that sockeyes have stopped and that
there are no more in sight. We can,
therefore. safely estimate this years
pack. as compared with last, as follows:
lonS Iona
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-14

Ice Cream made from full cream, l5c
per pint. Special prices for lodges and
churches, at Taggs confectionery. T-lo'ti