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Hop Crop Prospects.

James ~ art, the weli-known mop grower
OF Auburn. was In the city Yesterday and
gives important information regarding the
bop crop. having late advices from various
parts of the world. which are favorable
for higher prices. He says:
Il am In receipt of advices from Kent,
England, from a weil-known and promi-
nent grower, dated August 90 that the
brst lots OF common early have been sent
into market and are selling at from 80 10
IS cents. The common opinion prevalent
among growers ts that the better Glass of
hops will readily sell at fi2 TO .I3 per
hundred weight tIls pounds) which will
make 1t from - 20 20 cents per pound.
The crop is very much shorter than antici-
pa.cd, growers being compelled TO pick
almost two weeks earlier than has ever
been done before. Ny correspondent says:
"'Dry weather with continuous sun. com
binsd with the ravages OF the red spider,
10 drying up our hops on the poles to
most alarming extent and reducing our
crop immensely. Many hundreds of acres
will not be picked at ali, so that this years
crop cannot he more than 800 pounds per
acre, on the average, and with the con.
tinusnee of this tropical heat the proba-
bilisy is this estimate will be still further
reduced
Il am in receipt of communication
from the president of the New York State
Association and the Oneida county presi.
dent both impressing me strongly With
an absolute certainty of falling of OF not
less than 2A,tp0 bales from last years pro-
daeliou. which will reduce their crop to
f0.tA bales. Last week heavy gales swept
through the state, tearing down thousands
q poles. which has materially affected this
yeas's yield. Oneida and Franklin eoun-
tss show a serious failing of in this years
etor. and . and - cents II freely offered
IA . a..
amount Very few contracts are being
made growers holding fast for future inn
rruYement
am in receipt of information from re-
iahse sources ia Oregon showing the crop
70 be coming down lighter by at least 70
per cent, OF that anticipated, and growers
60 not expect TO harvest more than 81, 600
bales.
Ny adviccs from California received
Yesterday, also show a decline IN this
yeats product, making il almost i'm
probable that 5000 bales will DO raised in
tast state
Our own local crop OF excellent quality
secming down about Is per cent less than
sn peen anticipated. and il is now almost
ssssalh that TIE crop in Washington viii
- ~ exceed 52. go bales, after making
Nasiss estimate for the new yards.
~ the Yakima district 6,0s0 bales had
eeea expected. and growers now will be
kaslarG 1t $50 can ne obtained. Twenty
80 = cents has been bid In the Yakima
'0iei hut growers are generally hold
sas on 10 the crops Z"
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
wHAfCoN ROUTE
sTRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxE.
Aitsrnafs ca Following scasaula
nAIEY.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma and oiy rpsA . m
For Port Townsend. Anacsrtss ana BellinshEn
Connect q, Fort Townsend rbr Angeles Vic
traias far west south and east: al whAscosa via
g u r. r trains fos north AID easS. ana beats fer
san Juan Islands
IA CONNER. WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
IL STEAMER FAfRHAvES
Leaves seattle daily excsg; sunday 500 a M
arrives IL oeaner 500 a M. leaves y. Eonne,
ESQ p M calling a. same points; and arrives
seattle 500
TACOMA sEArTrE-EvERErr ROUTE
SIR stats OF WASHINGTON.
Daily excep, Sunday.
Lv Everett -. 500 amiLv. Tacoma - 2ssn pm
Ar seattle 1919 am AZ seattle. 30 pm
Ar Tacoma. issAS pnlA Everett -. Sis pm
Headqu.rsers 10 seattle Yeslee Dock
Ter further information address
e }. RATHBoSE. Geng Agent Seattle
FRANK wATERHoUsE. Gen1 Mgr, Tacoma
pAcrrro COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers nom Seattle Is fellows:
Far San Francisco via Port Townsend and VIC,
to-iA at p. tpssssagsrs received On board at
g. m.) sept O. 10 Is, 30. Is. So
For Alaska. eeps IS and 80. at Q Ana
From San Francisco. for vfcto-ta and Fuget
Sound ports at m. sept 2. z. Ia. IL, %. ~.
Tickets may be obtained ss the once Of ths ecm-
pAny, at Ocean deck. ssatue
sooDALI. PERKINS q co.
General Agents, san Frsncisca
T. n JOHNSON. r q supa, Seattle
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sSoHoxisH. Sept. SPECIAL. IAN
saw and shingle mills in the vicinity Of
Snohomish resumed operations the FIRST
OF the week. These enterprises furnish
employment for several hundred men.
Work oa the sewer tunnel is progressing
slowly. and il appears that the contract
will not be completed within the specified
time. The deIay is caused by the sandy
character Of the earth, causing frequent
caves in the cut. II is probable tha, the
time viii be extended ana the contract re-
adjusted
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PGT-IsTHLEEsCR CO.

SEATTLE, VASE
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This agreeable and efhcacions Tooth Powder. 80
sahlishsd by more han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction OF the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city gener-
ally ana by them ~ is daily recommended and
prescribed tis pleasant In the application 40
t Is excellent IN its effects f. speedily renders the
heeth white and smooth. the gums besihfni, red
land nTm and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable cenditsen- II gradually but ef-
feetualiy removes tartar. and destroyss the para
siticai amin alcala which neglect may have per
mitted 10 collect and prevents their further accu-
mutation. thus serving - complete bsautiSef
and pressrver Of the teeth. Microscopic exarink
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes OF society and Of every variety of bodily
condition. and In nearly every animal and
vegetable parasites were found 20 exist tn great
numeera Experiments we're made for their re-
movsi and the ingredients used IN Lubin's Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most esssctuaL destroy
Ing them INSTANTLY.
Through the Kindness Of friends We are g1r
naitted TO publish the following
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south Bend News

sourH BESp. sent. IA Special. J. The
tug J. NJ. Colman brought in sehooners
Melaneshon and J. b. Leeds today. the
former to load coo feet OF lumber and
the latter $50 cords OF spruce stays bolts.
both for san Francisco.
The sking!e mill Of the WillspA Cedar
Lumber Company started today. to run
indefinitely. Taey are now hgunE a
twelvs car load order. All South Bend
mills and factories are ROW running fuu
hast
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SAN FRANCISCO MARIETTA.


THE STATE OF Trade
sas FRAsctsco. Sept 1.-THE general
merchandise markets were fairly active
prices being steady. Collection. x.r. b~..
ter Yesterday than for weeks p.st. The
produce markets were quiet.
6rafn-Lower.
Beans-Weak.
Bran-Firm.
Butter and eggs--steady.
Poiasoes--Unchanged.
Onions-weak.
fonftry-Doing little better in young
stock
froonee exchange-Fiour. quarter sacks.
3:z's, " a.nington, 40; wheat, centals.
sso,Vu' " Arlington, $40; barley. CEN
ton, SIS: rye, sacks, 25s; potatoes. sacks,
2: sos' onions. sacks. as: rniddling, sacks.
fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
iamliv extras. <3.e563T5 haEers' extras.
saggsa3oo; supertine. $26Oea290.
Hheat-No. i shipping, sLo6aL07I<:
cn0lce. siosS<: milling. 81 I0nL124.
bariey--so. feed. zoe: choice bright,
n4dI211c; brewing, sgasoc; ChevaIier,
sIiO9l. Is for standard aud eoceasiOo per
GENITAL Tor lower grades.
osts-New oats. red s711csd$i 02jx /:
oiack, sDcNN.20: milling, $l-2odf.35:
fancy feed. sL3o: gooi tn choice, ST. lo@
sLl5; common to fair. 9oc@$Lo5.
CALL BOARD.
Sales were recorded today Is follows:
Regular session Barley December. 100
tons, DC; 30 tons, 79ske: 90 tons, 79jSc
per Genital
Afternoon session--Wheat ~ May, 500
ton. $l28sz; 400 tons. ST. as; COO tons,
xizs5s; i.n1 tons. $50: 100 IONS. 81. 30t. /,
December. 500 tons. sIIssz: 100 tons,
sl.Io1a, so tons, 81. I9sk l0o tons, 81. 1914
20 toms. ". 1915: 600 tons, $40; 100 tons.
Si.IL; seller 1893. new, seasons storage
paid. 100 tons. 81. Is per Genital
Barley-December, 100 tons, SOC; 200
tons, Tal1c per Genital
FIsAScIAI-
BAN FRAEcTsco. Sept. 14.-Drafts-0n
sight. New York. per 800. zoe discount.
Sterling biils-on London. sixty-day
bank, $4s3.
SILVER
Silver bars, per ounce. 73s+973Jsc.
Mexican dollars 6fM6itkc
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@'i"S August 0Stssl pounds of tea.
A.1s1 az Ss>.3-'. Is Ua1 rounds of salmon.
So. So AZ Fla"3 iron. $50. SILK goods.
- anu S"o'en Eoots valued Al $40 Were
- IN Bond toT tyaa<shipuent "a for
- countries. fae total valuation was
s's tSS. The same ssfpl1sgf. =, g.,
last wear we're VI st.{ ue,,ntls =, tr,
a. = S-''.''>' an 'ncr,ase oT over s..
"V merchandise imported last
!. 49, -. 70 'he value q SRA 7 - was brought
.,- oeeisa steam vessels. and American
-, eotlo'as imported goods 10 the
So 80 q sfNA The imports for sr~nsshie-
=. g. soalee' 10 duty we're valued At So.
= anu socds Tree of daty sil..sS Fe!.
ag a comparative stasemsa. for
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PrsHAsr,s. Wash. Anri, a "a

ENEIA"Fa-Ns W sF1t1s Fl III V FNsVs-
Post-fntelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the LIST
of April, and after sixty miles travel by
stage from Eliensburg to this place. came
in excellent condition. / afa vel pleased
with the map. as we'll as sstonishsd at the
price for which you give the map TO your
subscribers. Most respectfully. n. NJ.
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Fear TovNsxsp. sept IA Special. i
ae ta'uation OF imports into the Puget
lea customs district during August was
$3.50, an increase of nearly $50, eco as
esnpaFed With the same month OF last
ssN' Here - tabulsted statement OF the
imports sad lisa al countries,
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Rosrov. Mass. June n. la,

Post. intelligence Co, Seattle, Wash. -
Gents | received some time since YOUR
excellent map Of the United States and
ire world map on ;ha reverse SIDE. and
arr please3 wltn Il. IL forms a handsoms
and valuable addition 10 my Office. and
cannot fail to be satisfactory ~ any one
Who invests the small sum asked FOR ths
mar I0ars truly. T. L.
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ENTERPRISE, Wash. Feb. f6. fSa2.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer,S Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
ceptionally well pleased with il. II is ex-
cellent. Accept thanks Yours truly,
NJ III.
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HoTEI. ARRIVALS.


thE kEs4NsfENN.
Tucker ", Portland & Better, Port Townsi
Aiaes, 10 II Cyxckstf. Pr Auxls
" II keaoorsll. do Mrs II Gaaneid, " Afa
G Berdca, 10 VIZ Lpok. Masyssills
lsau FAiahsy. PataueY Miss b t1Is. 90
Psul ahesIt, Rsstnn SWausoa. Garfse4a
Mss LiEs1asEmsn, ~ x : Saaj s -, Tacosns
Geo / ae~sr, Geo peylise Mclaughlin NY
ArsJ NasEhssy. "a AZ ? Sehecuasn & =, Ne y
Res y tsttEs Esacs, AeSc Brookieaa s a 4 nsA
Miss fHilosa. u ssa2e c Mrs. J " llIfAzS 4 {, lac
41hu Aesia ac9 fseoJax u Jameson 4 =. Pa
HAIRY to1E. 90 &lsA u A Earelsy. do
Aiss stsvvasor. Esrrest Mss sarah Hsralsy, ID
4 seaf&s - Iawussaa 4zs HSselag. 90
d hsgr. >aE Tran II Marshall. Omaha
3oae ksl{ssa. Hg.snA {. Hamburg. CaseMsa
J 4 >m1h- Portland J Atts, Ah8EcoE1
q 5 Aatiuxgoa. HaEslta X Jseksoa. Castle. c
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nos.

Hops are unchanged. with very light
trading in brewers business, mostly IN
small lots New state seedlings are quoted
at ga n. according TO quality.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cof'se-options barely steady. TO n
points up. Sales, - coo rags. Including
September, siT 9l6l Il -: October, SID s50f
Il. November, SI6so@lS 20. pecem Der,
Sl6(9i6s0: January. $l5.s1. Spot Rio
Firm: No. = lsc.
Copper-Steady: Lake. s. 62's.
Lead--EAs.er: domestic. SSSa
Tin--Stronger; Straits. $00; plates.
steady.
spel,er-Quiet but firm: domestic. $3sA
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LooMrsrox. Wash Feb. 8. 1902

Post-fntelligencer. Seattle, Wash
! received your map and 1t Is away be-
yond my expectations. / think 1t is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for 1t,
and il the best map have ever seen pub
lished. Yours with respect Us.
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NORTH WELLINGTON, Il c., June 2, fs92.
Editor Post-Intelligenoer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with il. | consider that / have
got your valuable paper free. as value
the man more than the price of suhscFip-
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID. J.
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CLEvxr.Nn. WASH. Feb. > Isoo

Editor Post-Inteiligenccr. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium map
which gives US great satisfaction. My wife
thinks il is worth more than the paper
and map both cost. She is much delighted
with it. Yours very respectfully. B. P.
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FrY. Idaho. Feb. o. 1902

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Co. Sc
attic. Wash --Sirs: receiv we'd the double
wall map short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
1t. 1t is worth double the price. Yours
truly. Ii. j.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.


DEEDS Recorded I'm the a udttor's once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I.
1855, are FIG, ga There were fled for
record yesterday Is deeds. the considers
tons sggregating SIS 6sS. Following 10
the list As furnished BY Osborne, Tremper
Il Co, abstractors of titles, Il6 Cherry
street. between From. and Second:
\. p. r. X. Co. to A. A. Osborn, part
sec ID, II, =, $40.
p. 5. 81.
NJ. x. Smell to B. NJ. Denton. lots in
Byron add, 500.
olof Johnson to L. II. Rogers. loo Q. sec
J. r. Cooper to NJ. w. Frederick, part
lots 2, 3. 4. Miies' add, 81
Thos. Hood 10 VI. G. Schreiner. lots S,
:. block Is. Madison street, $500
w. d. Field to w. w. Radcliffe, lot 8,
blk D, Jackson street, $3.50.
!. except Lot a. Commercial add. Kid,
The same 10 +. T.. Powell, lots in Port
land +. 5. Road. 5000
ID. Lowman 10 David Williams, a lot
5. block 40. Maynard's, 5000
+. Mcknight to David Williams. " \ lot
). block 40. Maynard's. 81.
W. w. Robe 10 w. II. Robe, lot 2, block
A. Ogle's Garden tracts, $500.
John Nicholson TO Hans Michaelson,
lots Z. 8, Q, IL, block /. Madison street, $500.
e. A. Mosier 70 James Hale, lots /, 2,
block 81, Laws add, 81, 800.
l.. II. Griffith to s T. Mitchell, = lots 8.
9, and sw nv 10 -, 4, 81.
Thomas X. Giidea 10 d. Il. Gildea, lots
IL. IL, block 90 Denny Il Hoyt's, 5000.
Harry White ct al. TO III. d. Wheeler,
tract 3. Cheriton Gardens, $500.
James Moriarty TO j. J. 0'Connor, n a
lot 5. block s, Boren & Denny's. So. ooo
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prime heavy and hatcher weights. IS lo1
go: light. 81 Ia&165a
sneep-Rsceipss. 1900 head; market
stesay on sheep. lambs lower: natives.
sAo&4 %; Westerns. xzDDza365
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CHICAGO MARKErs.
EoARn ~ rKApE

CHTcsso. Sept IA - Wheat Quiet /.
opened ise higher. advanced sc on re-
neRsl OF hot weather. declined i'sc on
weaker cables. fair speculative offerings.
light demand IN expectation Of further de-
cline, accounts OF recent rains favoring
seeding in the Northwest. and heavy
Northwest receipts. and closed steady, sc
lover than yesterdays quotation. Re
ceipts, 1900 bushels. shipments 5000
bushels Closed. Cash. e-Ne; December.
7lAe.
Corn-T.ower cash. &ic: December. Ssc.
oats Easy; cash, - &C. December. ?7yae
Rye--sde
Barley Nominal
Flax 81 tA5sa it&is-
Timothy eSsS30
Park-steadys cash. slS n; January,
siS5A
Lard Steady; cash. $50: January.
short rihs-sssatv Cash. s. 20: January,
Shealder.-s- ssgs-n
short clear s. ssss loco
WhiSky-Slit's,
LgyK srecK
Ca,sle-Receip,s. Io eco head. prime
natives Srlse hleAeg, others steady
extra natives. s. S1-f5 -. weiiam. - *
688aS; Others. 81 Sssx ttA: Westerns. 50
exc Texans. s. SSes2go
Hogs Receipts. sv,ooo head. market
opeard active and higher: closed weak
and lower: mixed and packers. 81. s5xsnoo;
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PArnusE Cry. Wash, Nav 81. 1892

FALnTFE CITY, WASH, May IT, Tss--
Post-lntelligencer, Seattle. Wash.
Gents. | received the map of the world
sent by you in good order and am we'll
pleased with IT, Ii is both useful and
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EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi, May q, 1892
Post Intelligence, Seattle, wash
Gents: The map received in good order,
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Post-Intellireneer. Seattle, Wash
Sirs: I received one Of your premium
maps the other day and IL Is tine map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly, J. NJ
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L.rnur. Wash. Feb. {. u

The Post Ietelligencer, Seattle, Wash, -
Dear Sirs: ! received yonr premium map
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KoxrslAH, s. c.. May 10, iseo.

koKIsIAH, 8. c., May ~, 1892
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the map Of
the world, etc, and am pleased TO state
that | am thoroughly satisfied with 1t.
Yours truly. w. S.
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Nnorr wash March IN Iso

4NALuEIt W dStI., ENHF~H %. I1sf1s
Post-fntelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash -
Gents: l have received the map and am
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srox.xE. J.su.yv ,--~

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MORN ,x,u.. Wash. Feb S. isa

Pes,-Intelligencer seattle. Wash. ~
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps for
balance due on subscription ana map.
Mich rleased vita map Think il is =
fine urerniuIn. Yours respectfully, ), ).
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Post-Intelligencsr. Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The premium map I received
in good order, and it gives perfect satisfac-
ton. I am yours truly, N. II.
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Post -Intslllgencer CO., Seattle, Wash
slr.: The map IS better than ws expected.
80 We are vel satisfied with Il. Respect
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nav IL

BALTIMORE, Nd, May Il. iso1
Post-fntelligencer Co, Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and is
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TESTIMONIALS.

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