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LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW-YOl
APRIL q. 1881.

FORT OF NETWORK APRIL " ISL
ARRIVED.
Steamer Prcn ,pnn Johansen AV" 10 LAY" with "dS' 70
Punch, Edye 3 go. 90. ,,.-..., ,,,st,raan, III DAYS
with md and passcnYrs tn Punch iN ~ q sova,,la
sstcam.r krnus,, kingr"n a. hon - % a.
~ aeas 3s and colon ~ WITH ud-e and pa@-"ngeH 70
STEAMER yioa Dr. alcow. Bona, Feb ~ Cathis i Nh
Palermo 10. Tnwnguna To- valencia TO- Alhi
81 Gbrnitaf ~ with fruit and iron orr 1" ofa'i Fo"So' !"
Punch, Fdyo e 90. .,,--- -. t,,i with p,isa 70
OH dominion - Co .,.,,..x, Itoiio 100 daya
Win sngar 10 lctt Hanlon yeasol " Vernon ~ h
"scIr n fof Arschaii BOucho, CienfuegoA ~ dayH WIN
,nnassrn ~ ID Fowler, veaeel 70 uatJn- ae1oh w.
THE MOVEMENT OF sTEAAbho'
PoREIdN PORTE
,e- ..-t y,,o stoaner sohiotaIn Dtahl Chcvaler,
,- NV Ysrk tor rotterdam. before reported sAhor" h'
TvSnS,t AnT e~Irrivcd steamer jamaican 1br WIN
"v iSsriA April Arrived steamer Royn mihSI Eh W.
,,.f- sr,,n ohariesOn heVa, short OF GOAL ho W.
~. y. burn SPAR nttings bose AMI paTt VI cargo
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DIED.
coLLERp1At RqtheTtoT y J.. saturday April O. James
Funeral will place Tuesday April H. at O'Clock p.
N. No flowers
coPcgTTt TarTytoTn APri Issi Mary daa 11
Funeral hom her late residence on MONDAY inc 4l' ii
Carriages vii be in waiting AZ the depot on the arrival Of tie
II % train from Grand central Depot
FTslIER-At Detroit Mich April Nicholas s. Fisher aged
Notice d funeral hereafter
HAHRISON-At Newark. y. J., April 7. 1884, Benjamin r.
Funeral .cryiees rom Ii. lat. fe-idence No aj 7hs New.
ark. y j., on MONDAY April Il. at oclooF p NJ
n ~ ,,i f. am, iIs fa3sral At inf,
lat" residence. on Monday next at2p m
HARTV 80 friday mornngM II ocqek orr littie darling
o1r-toIh Louis son o; Louis and 7uvy Hartung aged
years and months ,,..,.. ,..,,n
morning To- 90 from r'..ieucc III west 2io,.-t
JANEwAY-At Eew Brun.Wick, y. J., saturday morning,
rahrr,l .ryicc. At ihr second reformed Church Now;
Irun.vicL a. J., 900 Iuc las afternoon, l2th MT, NJ 3
Rc.4tivc- and n nds ne invited to attend.
RIpAnpCK-On Thur.la", AInl :. william : niatocS, IT,
Rls In and NJ f Ia , iar ai.o IT, b,r. of tho
DaIntie-. Rowing Cuh Manhattan Athletic ,n' and isl
crai -ryiccs sunday locs M from III sicnee
ofhs rarus No "a Wcst 55st. without further Invita-
sELLEEs- Suddenly on April D. Elma 4 7 scler- VIZ q
i've; cA,.,,r Penn
,TMovB.At Princeton y j. At The rsiacnce Of her
W.ry IT, -Synoar aaasntef Of inc a,s ~. -aymoir
Tain l,l,e, Nr0loik ifo Iorandt-t and Dcsbsos,es
20 .t I4.
In',-l,at 1t bloomfield on Tuesday AZ p.tc.
-IUt r-on Friday. Ann r. r'ca com-,"'F. ~' y O.
Relatives Friends attend To- funeral ryicrs
a'ir- il r'. n.' So Wet -9h 81. lonLy th' lin
20 81 o.l,rk b.
Ia.ir''t i.ifrd. 81. Friend, Kindly requested
i.' t.t-tt'' fu.
NArn-ipI r-ry CRY on rhnrsd1v. 'p-' : after hnrer
rl ..- jam unr. - ~, '"ans 81 son 90 Thomas NJ
So ..- A. word. Ira. To- tfir-
r. ana t 'is af' respectfully lnyt'i 4" ait' 'd 70
sunday. TO- ~ Of4I,k iinnI Tee
r.....t ~ dis lAr'It~. a FIit-si.
llt. .'H.ff f.tt alt.
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San FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.

1.-The San Francisco Minsrels are about To termn-
ht their regular i'll this city and 10 start FORM
On summer tour of the provinces. 1t is matter
Of general knowledge that they stand at the head OF
their profession Negro minstrelsy as 1t existed III
The old days when Daddy Rice used TO jump jim
Crow was notable and delightful for genuine negro
character and humor. This element was the real
vitality Of the institution, and this has been pre-
served by Messrs. Birch and Observation-Disclosures
fng the strong opposing tendencies of later days To-
@ar1 new-fangled extravaGances and the ou're
specialtes Of the variety stage. Their company has
always contained excellent actors of negro char
bcter and their entertainment has steadily pre-
snted the peculiar droery shrewdnesS simp s.
hnd homeiy pathos of old plantation ME. 'uirlne
amusement and have met with continual favor;
Ethiopian Minstrclsy. as maintained by BTch ana
Eackns Is n New-York institution; and wherever
khey NAV present their company, they will deserve
bind welcome, and they will amply reward 1t.
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HALrYlx Aprd e-salled steamer poynesian. for Liver
pool with mails ...--,- -.
steamer harrington from New Orleans for Rotterdam put
in here for bunker coal
AMERICAN PORTS.
PHuApELPmA. April s-Arrved steamer Tacony, Davis
from New. York
Cleared steamer Commonwealth Kirk. for NewYork.
Below, steamer Leo, Coundon, from Marseillee.
CHARLEsTos. April eSAlcd steamer City OF Atlanta for
Nev.YOrt.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUolCAL AND DRAMATIC NOIES.
Maurice Dengremont played in New Orleans few
days ago.
rWlhelnj has recently been giving concerts in
~. Msckaye and his troupe are this week in Con-
eectlcut, acting In " Won at Last
&fooklyn Park Theatre on April 49,
!. Ths present s the last week Of voyagers in
southern Seas at Booths Theatre.
:. Olvette," as sung by the Acme Company, con-
Unues OF the Bijou Opera HOuse.
Cinderella at School has made decided popu-
aar hit at Days Theatre.
- Nh. Owens continues 70 present That Man from
Caftarsusus ut the Fifth Avenue.
BaEnum's Show win remain In this city another
The drama of Felicia Ia In the second month
"a is career. at the Union Square Theatre.
IA NJ. John Lavine will give an operate concert at
Uselnwsy Hall ON the afternoon of April 80.
Ma Scott-Siddons and Miss Fanny Davenport
appeared In Brooklyn last week the former at Hav-
An Farrsn. Miss Rose Wood, Mr.. W. II. Vernon
- ~. Herbert sre In ths dramatic company Of Mr.
tsAn Clarke.
xhs last appearance Of Mr.. Lester wsllsck. at his
ssse. vtn DO made tomorrow night, as Prosper
ksssnsssan has been giving concerts In Spain. He
S e 70 Portugal sftse the tormination Of the
- bsaspaan's French Oman CounAay will sppsar
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SUNDAY DINNERS. "
hy

This Mammal of Home Cookery published ny
THY Nyw York TRIBUNE, IA pamphlet CONTAINING -
tncnuA with recipes for the preparation o rN'ry
-, earh INC selection ~ dishes IL most oNrcent anu
shows &c housckoepcr'r hand directed by q ke''l
Improvisation ~ what makr~ mp an npptuzink n,'J ,
Jlnncr This LITTLE pamphlet VIII help many puzLinl
woman ont ~ her dunndary when thinking OF Nmi 70
W, ,, 49, f,r,ly or gn,ntA for this meal on the RAD
%a,h nr arT oiber day when somcthing especially uco
L.. a.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Sn,lorsis Tor ne pnsi = hours.

WAsuISGrON, April 10, a. m-lhc BAR
omc:cr IS lowest OF the Middle Atlantic coast and high
csf ia the Upper Missouri valley Light rain continues
IN the southern portion % the Middle States ana pre-
vailed during the day Tenncs-cc and the ON" NhrN
In the remaining the weather has been gr'Taly
clear with no change in temperature Norih'rly 10
westerly winds continue cas-, ~ the Missespp ana III
the NorthVci md ensirrly winds reported pom ihc
Southwest The barometer has ri--u from olA'" P's
,cufhs ~ an inch from the GU coas n0rQ1k- 30 -"
Lake region.
TndicGfiong
For New England. slightly waImcr ana fhir weather
nrh variable 20 la!-. and slight change ln prrssuU.
FOR tho Middle STATES clear ar clearing nnd tnchy
warmer weather nurh,ry westerly winds, and IN Tie
southern port lone r.rtnE bnruuctcr
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cyoRGg w. CARLETON Il CO.,

Ill. c.r ,IuIooy. new poht4cal ,atlrc hshl,oi w x
solid lot ,n, PAPER covers pnce 80 cents, and otoh
bound, ell ,..... q, tc,ar-,u
TIower, 4 l2mo rcNiS.,i 'i.t'h nI
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D.. p.cnp. BY "Ciristabc Goldsmith; " isY" "'|
f rnsrn aanshtsT Handsomely bound Proc, ~ d.
Mrs. nIoomdeId Moore new SoI ~ - Isri a Phs-
bhl,spa' Printed in London and beautifully p'u""' '
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JAnEs X. O-GOOD a. CO..

to. s,orc. and Poems OF John IlrouH hmm one VOL
tb,,', EDitcd 10y NiiaL Niitst VITA
,sortrntts fac slmle, skrtohes, sc.
The t:eorsic- oil virgil Translated 10y Miss hNnet W.
p,,,~i,,u volume. ihinn, ~
ri. uarbariau. ny Mrs. Frances fIoiZS)n Burnett,
on, voiuna limo. beautifully hound. -.
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I'd. PETERSON n BROTIirR-;.

Madame Ho,nry Talr ~ ItoSincia. lJf' ly bnstayc
lr,,'pf lri,r 6 cont. ~ pa.tT cover ~ - IN cloth
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-cRIIINrR - WEXFORD.

Old Drnr, Lure. 80, Ncars r'-''i"' n' - Alihnr
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cloth .t
history ofi.rrcL sculpture. Prom - O., ,"'' ~.
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FLe.t some is.uiut 10 tlsif History ani 49, by y
Nl,sr H.. iUuf.fti wa rri'itd l.i'f AM - "''"
"a small IT, tluti. M, It, AT top . -
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GEORGE p. rtr>Au'- -oNs.,

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History ofthc Free Trade Mo'enept 9 hnsaod; ~
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,IaCMILLAN 4 60.
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Tho English Poets Complete ~ four y"infl'H asrrarnA
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DEATH or GkNER4L MlRTIN II. GARY.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 9.-General NJ. W.
Gary died at his home IN Edgu1eld, g. G.. carly this
morning after A short illness, from kidney disease.
special train will convey his romans 20 Cokesbury, tho
home OF his family tonight General Gary served with
distinction az cavalry officer In the Confederate service
during the late war; and state Senator from Edge
field from 1875 10 1880 He was prominent lhwyer
and politician, being ono OF tho loading spitS Ia 'ho
potical struggle Of $40 on the Democratic eide.
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1t is Hardly Worth Any Ones While to
take the risk Of waiting for Cough. Cold, or any Lung
Trouble 10 90 II came" whom remedy so sure and
thorough a. DIR. Jaynes Expectorant Is so easily pro
curable.
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PORDs, ho" H ~ PA -Iace.
r,...a - Uudey, The story of an Indian cn ns,Xu
,tseu7' Win an Introduction about inalai Ina.
Tnramba Bright Eyes OF mo t,onS~s'' A'
t,r,,' wa A FOOLS Errsnd' ~
a., ~ n Four Eynngss,@ BY Jamas uhmors a<s
Ind Rrle and the Rev. Lyman Abootr Ill., ioa'~' ~
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The Kings MIssiyc and Other Poems. Ny John q. Whr
tier With zine steel portrait one volume l6no git top
Lon&fellov Hirttdiy Book. ATarg~ 10y NAME IA lilo
Bates. With me- entirely new Iottrht aLo IL uS
trstons square Sr1o tast.fully stamped 81.
The Life and Correspondence Of sir Anthony panirZi,
* g. Is, lat Prnc ,n Librarian Of the BRUSH Musoum by
Iastl. Eara
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A. &. ARMSTRONG & son,
nOUGHTON. MlFFLIN 4 CO.,

History of the Crusades. by Jooph Francois Miohsui
edition. with piCarr hnd supplementary 'uhptt
Three volumes, crown syo. - -.
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Martin witherspoon Gary born at Cokosbufy, b. O.,
ahout afty years ago Ho WINS educated Of the Cokos-
bury Methodist Conference School, the South Carolina
College and at Harvard being graduated from tho letter
institution In 1854 He studied law. and VIVA admitted
70 tia bar In 1886. Lie won his nrSt oase' ana
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Beaty's Paror Organs today without q rival. Con
sdeng Tho prize they sold they matcheas FHc
tory Warrington. New Jersey. send for Iusta I'D Cat
auguc Read Advertisement
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Albany aeunI- Chnmbcr fean Snyh ana sshn
~ - March 10 were furnished and erected ny y
RIAnFI q CO. West blstst near Broadssy Importers Oh
Mexican ONYX and Manufacturers Oh MAtUie MAno Onu
;nents Wainsooting. riny. Counters. 30
nr,us,yeL soupa rich. delicious and economical Ready
I'm i5 minutes. Try them --.---------
u...Ir. Ice Cream delivered u Families Oc por 9usr
by ihe GALLON Churches, Zoe. per quart EstAohsi"
1861. No ~ Bible House.
h'"'' ~ HOuTA, ~ l and b. Z.
Attention u Gentlemen
PIies psrmancuty cruaiSnIsd within tnrrS wK rca
- mi o.ntaning ruferunoes DR.. HoYT Il west sttnss
,a h.haII Bltfervpicr 70 tho safesI surcss
,aae2v aSninsi constipation aud headzchs>
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CHARLES SCHIBNRR'S sOSs,
3f3nnd = J broadway

Chrt.inu In,titutiou> Fs-sys ccita astral eujoes
NJ a y St,niov ~ D. Deem uf Westminster. one N~inS
crown syu, - %. a. 9,
Rama nd Carthage. Epochs Of ASSer iirioiS' NY ~
nseworth smith, N. 4. One volume, 1oino III
r., U,o-.. A story Of a Growing Boy. By William o.
,tr.idarf Due volume, Emo, 81
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SIXTH PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.

The last concert OF INC IIIIII IIIVIIIO w y -
place at the Academy of Music last night. Inc
audience was very large and enthusiastic Ills
vas the programme:
symphony No I,ulins,nj2
"Iccuba ~ ,,,raI
Faust Overture.
"In Questa Tomha .----''''n s.,Ii,1
Selections Romeo aud Juliet ....-----.....- BeiHb
The programme was bright but not brilliant
me. The Brahms symphony has never been very
popular here, and Wagner's Faust overture
admirable rs it is in certain respects mas
never taken a stronger hold on tie popular
fancy than Brahms's music. The Berioz selections
sreateda decided sensation and made, III iact the
success of the evening. Miss Winant, who contrib
uted the songs, did some admirable work, and sang
with lovely voice and excellent style both
the Rubnstein and the Beethoven arias. The or
rhcstra was in superb form, and the whole pro-
srammo was interpreted with the utmost brlllahcy,
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Read the advertisements. Another Fraud Exposed"
DIED.

Society ladies who admire cultivated tate In drcss shou
call upon MADAME SOCLK the FRENCH MODisTE. 10 H. l6th
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LEE e. sHEPARD,, -.
poRps, HOWARD & uULBgRT.

A. ,,f. of Christ. The legend % Inon s,o ~ ~
ri nc ns S seeptic by James Freeman 'iA'' N''"
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from r, Dinner src and Tea sa Hs'; t$ &e Ncrwood
Worcester. Sc.
f' r. af s,G Ss9ss a1h tr 6s Gssn
Fancy ornanonts for WeddSs Prcscn,. &c. &c.
Now arce. constantly received from our bones IN Paris
ht rs (: Ta o .n3 4 81 au I~Eeer
Largest assortment In tho United states At low prices
H. somervillc, Auctioueer. Geo. A. Leasiit & Co.
ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.
NOW oX Exhibition, DAY AND EVENING, AT
TnE IEAvITT ART GALLERIES, 80 81; BROADWAY,
UNTIL DAY or SALE WEDNESDAY AID THURS.
DAY NEXT. FINE MODERN OIL AND WATER COLOR
PAINTINGS. NEARLY TWO HUNDRED PICTURES.
MANY VERY CHOICE AND DESIRABLE. coMPEIs.
$50 NUNBER BY THE PROMINENT ARTIST Mr.
LUC YE MEEKs. OF FLORENCE. ITALY
HIRAM POwERs's MARBLES.
TIE rI-rER poY-Pros ERPINE- EVE - DI-coYso.
LATE-CEo. wAsHiYGToS AID b FRANKLIN.
TIE WHOLE now oN EXHIBITION A. ABOVE.
PRIVATE LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY,. now oN LXHIBIrIoS At CLINTON
HALL
Rupture Radicnliy Curra. Or Marsh. Treatment No
-ttr. rflliI 80 wars prt,a experience. only
,.c., ~. . N'~t -~t, "pIn.lt. It tlui { hurcf.
WeNIl Have lean streets!
SHALL orr Rlfli$. NvATThE~ WHOM WE HAVE
!ITCTII !.f.l. 70 NIpp~I orr WILL
At thr tni9i.tcc - Tn,nye, and u many
Dfn,f ful iut .t-t 80 TO
ag hold H,f,h r. Nork I'm it.i
e. li.t 80 rt,fa 40! 1861,
'n1r T~HtA ENEN)N". APri. -. A. O'Clock.
&. '0.f 'r committee V t.r pu-tit ~nn -
-fr'tt Cleaning fi. hTi - deter. what furit! lNbVl
s.l. De- taA'u by thc pope. . . $1,000.
CHARLES =. DAILY.
Chairman Of Mottii = - l-tA March.
4. IT, Do fiiA.
IfiNHN B.. PfLITW,
CHARLIE ~. MARSHALL.
TiItTThEN " ANAN-, ~ccrrt1ft,h
sfDII.l- Is DO -f' l.,
" D.. TNDi.i. j..
janis rAII.AI4N.
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MILE. BERNHARDT AT BALTIMORE.


( BALTIMORE, April 9.-Sarah Bernhardt gave her
farewell performance in this city at the Academy of
Music tonight as Marguerite Coulter, in Camille"
There was large audience. and Mile Bernhardt
WAS greeted with frequent applause. Although she
performed the same part at q matinee in Washing
eon this afternoon her acting tonight was full Of
and her troupe left the city for Philadelphia.
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concert for the benefit of Mr. Theodore i hoinaS
will take place at Stcinway Hall Saturday even
ang April 30. The following correspondence VIII
kxplain itself
NEw.YonK. March 20. ISL.
DEAR s.n: A. token Of our personal esteem and OF
bur appreciation of the highly artistic lcIiorinan,"S
(which has privilege tO enjoy under your di
tocon during this season the undo silcd derit zen
Her you upon the termination Of the series OF the Ih
harmonic socieys concerts gIHnh 'OiiorI, "'
buch place and date may best ruit your COW ccucc
you that meeting OF the members Of he sew
hork Philharmonic Society the following resolution was
Voted upon and carried without dissenting voice
Rsorod To ind yidualy assist at the proposed concert
ifor The benefit Of our conductor. coincidence ,.,
Soliciting your reply at your earliest convenience VIC
aelnain respectfully yours, ~
Soah Davis, Rafael JoseiIy and others.
G. Schinncr,
To this letter were joined resolutions of the New
Sork Philharmonic Society, the Brooklyn Philhar-
honic Chorus and the New-York Chorus Offering
aheir services for the occasion Mr. Thomas replied
~ follows;
c0LpEs MrRAI H GKSn@ ss1 crG Gma s e d.
Ms sSs'S o. d. SeSs FORK psilas%oSic @y Tie
LADI.s AND GESrLEMgs: Your esteemed favor Of tho
Rs,h ult extending TO me the fatterng offer Of grand
benefit concert, ia duly received.
In reply permit me 70 express to you my sincere thanks
Dor the compliment which accept with pleasure II VIII
b. agreeable To direct the concert on Saturday
evening Apr 80 ut seinway Hall Respectfully yours,
THEODORE THOMAS.
OF the propriety Of this benefit there will be no
question; nor will there be any rs TO its success.
The admirable character Of Mr.. 1homass work in
The past is perfectly familiar TO everyone in this
tity; but splendid a. his achievements have BEEN he
has never accomplished more than he has during the
past season. And it is in recognition of this that his
friends join in offering him this evidence Of
their gratitude for and their appreciation of his 10y
ATTY, his courage and his answering devotion TO
what is best and purest in his art.
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THE THOMAS BENEFIT.

A concert for the benefit of Mr. Theodore Thoma
will take place at Stcnway Hall on Saturday ever
ang. April 30. The following correspondence vi
kxplan itself;
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lA ID Alls ANtf li-lsf-'H n. ~ IL
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Oregon extra. ~ 75td~5 90: Walla-Walla
Xtra. II jOMS4 -.
FRUITs-Dried apples. Sdg cts. for
quarters. sliced: Plums pitted. 1S@l4c;
Peaches ll@l2i &c. peeled 1S@20c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 10 cts. n 10: Fresh roll. good
10 choice, 45@47lz cts: Picked, 10 cts.
8 fb.
SEEDS-Flax, 2i5@@c y h; Canary.
5}5W4 c: Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy. 90
Iac p 10.
BAGs-There is a good business i'm a
50bbmg WAY al S5l@914c for standard
grain.
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The MARKETS.
AsInrIn sFarI,eIs.

r'LorR.--Surerine - -; Extra g. CO..
c,rr Meal r. cwt. s. -; Buckwheai o. cwi
3 30
BCrrEh-Clo roll, top prices, :s22'a cts.
&C wholesale; choice iiliam0ok :oc.
CHEESE-Clatsop dairy l50lSc.
GeGS.-2Ua25 cts r doz. Chickens, o..
ERKtU NEATS--Cboice cuts. Lamb. loc;
Eeof $40: Pork 10. MuuofSaIo. BY the
csTe2Se So.
Mrrs.- Breakfast bacon l$i7al5 per o.:
eJdcs Ia'saiF2c: hams ~. l.,lac; shoulders
lr.s I2c 4: smoked beet l5"l6s5c; coued beet
fIeaI- = Dbl; corncd pork loc = ~.
BEAN>.--,idl cts.
DRIED Fruits slack berrie- zoe; rrune,
EsasDc.
HoNEY.- Ia frame. ao-: in s,as, lnc.
RARu.--iu tinS and caodies H.. i.fi ~ p,
MuI EaIu..-lirau so nr: country. 80 O.
con: ~hoit- -ls 0o: lisy 80 H1.,2. 80: + ton
efT>.-According 40 quality. prices ran-,
rr-rn .uutl1 cts bushcl.
NrG.r,ulfs.- POTATOES 4al ct. p o.
.Nr9uf- = 30. "a o..
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re-y,E .. ..a tons. aa.w-. So. .- N.lrl
ly.a.r,,. nst. s6' Io'.- Lrv.-. b ".s".
sir .-- .r.g a.- TORS. ".il;a'a..
ar,src. -..n. $50 -uH- IS ..is. o.
1l,ror. -ir. .1ul taui,. Lowell X Prr E
te.gt,r. -h pui..dr.p.ia. j.a a
.-,-frr.. -n lsa- I,n-. N.a arr. .Iau o.
gg,n,, = Saud-prd am 30. ..59 toms. Sleeper.
y y .aaaIuE ,a l3
+, at, p .v-ul,orr sh l-i~ i""-. Ma''sif San l'
.-alumlaa. 80. ii.1 tons. ''cri.aid y \. JaH ~
carrie. " .u-loa Am na sll ions. i.utin-. PHiia-
8-lphia F"n -
r'aluv-a. Am su.N \ Erb -.
Alice Buck Am -h loading
olive > Southland Am sn Philadelphia March
From Foreign Ports
,oulia spanish bk STANLEY q l. Jan VIA Victoria
A.,ps, Oswald. br Sd. la>o tons Mc,iioou Cardih,
nee %.
= So'J. SWe. bs. ~ tons. EinsInaa'~on, t'o'i"n-
1aurg. Oct -
Arro. sr bk ,ia tons. Gatze Rio -enicro Jan
aIdcn Be~~e. Am NJ -. tons. Noses. HouEkoug.
San - loading
.euu,y of Ayr br lk. igs tons. Alexander Cardiff.
Nov
..sy Of Agra hr bk, Io7i tom, Youns. MaIb"urnr.
sian Grant. br b, ST. ron- James. ian Liverpool
A0y 81
,,.lorps Am bk s53 tons Noye-. Hong,oug Jan o.
,,aautc-s of Rorh,, br ba Gibrldtcr -eb .
Cusn Mcleod. br llk 6l6 tons, Yokohama March B.
Ethel br bk 49, tons. Graham, Liverpool. Nov "a
yrailv Chaulin hr bE 17a toa~. Harris. Newport,
sag Wa Guaylnas Sept 80
s-sicncslandc, SWc bk BORDEAUX Oct T.
-,oo Bepyley. hr ~ 1859 'un-. Bcwler Yokohama
Lszgi. IrcdaIc br bk 6ss tons. Nos~op. Liverpool
Aug g. VIA Honolulu and Victoria
.sduia br biJ 80 tons Liverpool via Honolulu i s-
iy -. Houbtfu
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