Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-01

ScaoS sAOuS IEUlO tue OamQ4
ton OF Faust will also be given. Lock
says tickets have been sold in advanc
"a All OF the ~ cities 10 be visited exoeu
pan Francisco. where the most elabo
rae festival OF all Is to Be given, and 10
WHICH ne declined 70 accept any psio
soE tue series, prsferring TO give per
Iofmanoes as bis personal speculation
IS estimated the subscription there
wiz reach $4,000. The travelling fore
Will consist Of Thomas and an orchea
IRA OF sixty selected pieces from d,
fhiiharmonic orchestra; Mrs. Hmm
Rnrey Alisa, OF Boston; Mrs. Nortoa
aariiiRen, OF New York, soprano; BsII1
Ceciie, contralto; Fred Harvey. tenor
france Remnants. basso; Madame Riy,
King, solo pianist. On tie return trir
the iirst stop will be Salt Lake. vhars
the tenth festival will be eiver June m
ana 10th In the Tabernacle. With 4 oho
rus OF 800 voices. Arranoements hays
been MAIDS In all the cities where CON
certs are proposed. LoCks oays he could
easily have obtained double the amounl
asked In every case. In mauy citie1
there was kreat competition among looa
managers Tor the privilege of buvins
concerts, there being ia SONS iustauo -
As many as nine separate applications
Ihe guarantees Of funds range from
x2JOO tor . single concert to 81. OOO. thu
aggregate OF all the bonds being ana.
oUO. which has been paid in.
Paclac DeaaA shlpA
NEW YoRx. March 3l,-The departur.
OF the Ss. John closed mp the tonnag<
movement for the month and the flrsl
quarter OF tho year. For the month
the amount was i've vessels, registering
7op tons. against six vessels Of 1O,4Ss
tons Tor the corresponding month last
year. The movement for the thres
months foots up to twelve vessels, regis
ssring O.25S tons, against fourteen vos--
sels OF A,O79 tons In the corresponding
period last year, q decrease Of two yes
ssls. However. the fact that of thu
seventy-two vessels despatched thus fal
eleven were sens from this port the
same az last year, thus showing No de-
crease IN trade at this point; bat the
falling Of Ii at Boston and Philsdel.
phia, from which ports there have been
no departures, excepting ono vessel
laden with railroad material from the
latter port. Tonnage in port undsi
charter Is less taan for long period,
but Is still ample for the actual require.
lnents Of tho next sixty days. By which
tune the probabilities arc that shiss
will be quite plenty. The records show
six vessels at this port. one al Philadel
phis and one ns Baltimore, toQethea
registering IA ,3O6 tons. OF these prob.
ably two more will DO got of in April.
There Is no material change to note 10
the freight market, which remains very
quiet. The Aralua and VIM. Mc0ilvery
were loading vessels, but will not Rel
away inside Of ton dayA
Portland freiQhts are rather quiet
The Minnie IL. Watts has been in the
berth. Tho next and only vessel fol
some time il the Sovereign Of the Seas
hardly due from San Francisco, and
she will have TO discharge her cargo
before being ready for her return car
90. Freights via tho Isthmus are inac-
tive, except Tor . certain quality Of iron,
nails, etc., furnished BY tho Pacific
roads under oyntraot. T0day's steamer
had for California account 25O barrels
Ut r0sin, 700 kegs of nails, 20 barrels O1
oil, lot OF pipe iron, paint. etc. Al
Philadelphia there Is q trifs moro doiua
now that the Prince ID ready for cargo
Freights at b ,at0n arc quiet; no chr
in berth. Overland freights at boston
are rather quiet. The shipments include
l46 cases Of canned goods, Is packages
Of fish, 100 kegs Of nails; also $50 hall
barrels Of sugars for Victoria.
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ton has hen arsrt.d an. 800. ~.
of absence.
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sSa ven. s;,vsr dolI.rs 1in7 On sol. IT,
tional silver coin. $27,8O2. 422; United
States notes, $4A,536, 262. Total, &363,.
633. 73S. Certificates outstandinQ-3old
&42,l79.9l0; silver, &C, 1855, 40; our
renew. 1860. 900.
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.,n -. Mnni H,scoF Tu n as.ve Ms. S.n
sS ~, A. visit ~ T,cr;as n lii cc a;ss,t
and viii remain there about ten DAYS II
quest Of rsst. The length OF his stay
however, will depond upon the weather
| Details OF the trip have not vet boon A.
ranged, but Il ID settled, however, thal
| the journey 70 and from Florida viii b,
| made direct, and With ~ few stops Q,