Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03
Centre Market To-day.

Centre Market To-day.
Meats, &c.-Beef, hest cuts, 2Oa3Jc. per H.;
m NEXT best, lSs; spring Lamb sca5c per ri
Beef u xa2Vc per h.; Smoked Beef 3Oc.: Sliced,
Soc; Clipped, 3Oc.; Bacon meat, 17c.; Breast,
&c Middling, 1sas0c.i Sausage, DOC; Pigs
per h.; Eggs, 25a35c. per dox: Head Cheese
&c. per To-; Philadelphia Butter, roc per h.,
Roll Butter. Acc per ID.
Poultry, Came, aspiring Chickens, 75c.
10 Sl.5O per pair: Ducks, Sf.25 per pair; Orto-
Ian, Si.OO per doz; Reed Birds, SOC TO S1.50
per d0z.; Black Birds, SOC. per doz.. King Or
VegetabIes, ec.-New Potatoes, 3Oc per peck
Sweet Potatoes, soc. per peck; new Onions. ga
5c. per bunch: old Onions, SOC. per peck; Cab.
bage, 3al0c. head; Beets 5al0c. per bunch: Gu
cumoers, l0a2Oc. per dozen; Tomatoes, 4Oc. per
peek; Cymblins, l5a2o cents. per dozen: String
Beans, l5a25 cents per peck; Lima Beans, i5e.
per quart; Carrots, 4a5c. per bunch; Spinnage,
25c per peck; Sprouts, 25c: per peck; Rad
Ishes, &c. per bunch; Pumpkins, 5a25 cents;
Green Peppers, 10 cents per dozen; Dried
Apples, ~ cents per quart; Dried Prunes,
25c. per pound; Dried Currants, 20c. per
Cherries IS Cents Dried Peachpss iSa5o eents
per qt.; Preserved Citron, SOC. per 10: Dried
Blackberries, 1Oc.: Dried Who-tleberries, 2c;
Cnrrants, 20 cents per quartz; Egg Plants,
Honey, 6oc. per pound; Apples, 30c.aSl per
peck, $3.50 per BARREL; Chincapius, loo. per
pint: Peaches, 81 per peck; Pears, SIC. per
3Oa5Oc. per can; Pine Apples, a5,3Oc each;
Bananas, l0c. each; Garden Grapes, sc. per
h.; Fox Grapes, 4Oe. per peck; Mint, Sc. per
S Suneh Mustard, 3So per jar; Sage Sc per
~ cents per bunch; Balsam, 5aIO cents EACH
Lemots. 3caioc. per doz; Cocoanuts, 1Oal5c.
each; Shipstuf, i0a9Oc.; Brownstuff i0l61c,
Middling, sGa90c.; Shorts, 4Oc.; Corn, sheiled;
sll5aSl.35; Corn. by ear, s6.50aS7 per bbl
Corn Meal, el.2UaS125 per bushel; Oats, gOc a
81 per bushel; Hay, 75c,asl.2 5 per cwt; Straw,
Fish, 6c.-Halibut, 2oc. per h.; Rock, i0a5oc
per bunch; Perch, i0a50c. per bunch; Sheep
head. 1jc. sS1.5G each; Cat Fish, 2Jc. per buncl;
Bunch Fish, Soc; Trout, soc. per bunch; LOS
Mackerel, pc. each; Goldfish, 12c. per H.
Salmon, 75c. per h.; Sea Bass, 15o per To-:
Sturgeon, 10c. per To-; Turtles, 25a5Oc. each:
CLANS, sa1Oc. per doz.; Herrings, Acc. per
bunch.
THE ATTACK on WAsHINGToNIANs.-Car
Hudgins, James Ii. Smythe, George w. Nor
IA Joseph Peters, JOHN Rooney, James Stan
ton, Thomas Seivag, Robert Hays, A Ibert Her.
gensheimer, George Kenny, all of Baltimore,
were charged with assault and battery and,
conspiracy In Philadelphia on Thursday last,
and had hearing before Alderman BirIler, at
the Central Station in that city.
Mr.. Jacob IL. Richardson, Of Washington,
ID. g., clerk in the Supreme Court of the United
States, testified that he came from Washington
az half-past five. and reaching here abo ut ee ven
O'Clock, saw Hudgings and Selvag in the cars
palmetto Fig" song, and the party gave
three cheers for Seymour and Blair; witness,
with others, gave three cheers tor Grant and
Ooliax; Hudgings struck witness with q club
Mr.. George ID. Johnson, of Washington, ID. c.,
witnessed the occurrence, and identified Hudg-
ings, Selyag, Rooney and Peters in the disturb
ance. Mr.. James T. Wormley, OF Washington,
was in the cars, and identified Hudgings, Roo
ney, and Selvag. There were some eight or
nine In the party, and they were very dlsor-
derby. William q. Crawford, of Washington
Identified Peters and Selvag, ana was of the
opinion that Hudgings was Of the party Of.
hcer Kenny testified to arresting Norris and
Rooney, and searching Stanton, and find
ing a loaded pistol on his person. Chief
lamons testified TO ordering the arrest of
the accused. He had received Instructions
from Baltimore to the effect that there were
certain parties coming here 10 be assessed, and
interfere in our election; on Wednesday night
he received a telegram from Baltimore that
over one hundred Baltimoreans had started to
this city Tor the purpose of being assessed and
for voting purposes; he had some men there
and when the fact OF the beating of Mr.. Rich
ardson was made known to hun, he ordered
the arrest OF the accused; the parties were de-
scrlbed TO him.
Hudgings, Rooney, Peters, and Salyag We're
held to answer the charge of assault and bat
terry, and the other partIes were held for a tur.
ther hearing on Monday next, to answer the
charge of conspiracy TO illegally vote at the
coming election.
AT HIS Posi- OBJ. James r. O'Beirne, the
Register OF Wills, who has been on visit TO
friends in New York and elsewhere for some
weeks, returned this morning looking much
N health nd mn diatal