Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-01
Centre Market To-day.

Meats, 6e.-Beef, best cuts, 25a3gc. per H.,
next pes, 2Oc.; spring Lamb, 2Ja25c. per 10
Mutton, ~ a20c. per lb.:POTk, DOC. per 10; Salt
Beet Y , aauc. Per H.; Smoked Beef,3Oc: Sliced,
Sc-- Clipped, &c: Bacon meat, I7C.; Breast,
2tc.: MiddlIng, loa2nc.; Sausage, ~ G.; Pigs
Feet, 25e: per sett; Lard, 22c-: Butter, 3ja;Oc.
per ID: Eggs, 25a3Uc. per doz.: Head Cheese,
re. per ID; Philadelphia Butter, 6Jc. per H.
Roll Butter. i5c. per 10.
Poultry, CANE, ec.-Spring Chickens, 500
10 Sl-5O per PAIR Ducks. Sis per pair.
IegetGtts, Gc.-New Potatoes, Acc. per peck
new onions 3ta;Sjc. per bunch; old Onions,
sc Per peck; Cabbage, 5aI0c. head; Beets Base.
Der bunch. CUcumDeTs, SIC. per doz-; Tomatoes,
ste Per peck Cymbhns, zoe. per doz: String
Beans, 2Jc- per peck; Green Peas, 25c. per
peek; squash, 2tc. per dOz.: Lettuce, 3a5c. Cer
head, Carrots, 4a5C. per bunch: Spinnage, 25c
per PIX; Sprouts, 25e- Per peck: Radishes, &c.
Per ouLen; WatermelOns, 25a95c. each; Cdnte-
lOpes. l. a25c RhUbarG, &c. per bh: Asparagus
INal5c- per bunch; Dried Apples. 2Jc. per at !;
Dried Prunes, 25C. per H.; Dried CurranIs,
> c per ID; Raisins, 25c. per pound; Dried
Cherries 81 cents; Dried Peaches, I5a3O cents
Per a, Preserved CitrOn. 8 C. per H.; Dried
BlaC kbeTriss, 1ac.: Dried Whorileberries, 25c
bIaeAOeITleS- l1c- per quart; GooseOerrles,
21S- per quart; WGortleberrles, IS cents
per quart; CUrrants, p cents per quart:
Egg Plants. Ice. each; VermiCellI, 25c per To-
Honey. PC per lb.;Apples, per peck
Peaches. so per peck; Pears, Soc. per peck
tanned Peaches, 3UdJUc. per can; Pine Apples,
bunch; Mustard 25c. per JAR; Sage, SC. per
bunch; Lavender, lOc- per bunch;
Tansy. IUc. Per bunch; Oranges, 81 per
doz; Lemons, 5"a75c.; Cocoanuts, lCai5c. each;
ShIpstUf. itaSUc.; BTOwnstuff, iGaSJc: Mid
ding, StaSCc-; Shorts, SOC: Corn, shelled,
Sll5aSl-35: Germ. by ear, SG.5DaS7 per Dbl:
Corn Meal, 81 as125 per bushel; Oats, 9Oca
$3.50 per cWt.
Fish, Ge.-Halibut, 2oc per ID; Rock, iOa5oc.
per ounch; Perch, i0a5Oc. per bunch; Sheep
Bunch Fish, Soc; Trout, SOC. per bunch; Lob
MacseTel. Sc each; CodFish, re. per G'1 To-:
Salmon. 7jc. per To-; Sea Bass, 15c per H.:
Sturgeon. Ice. per ID; Turtles, soc. each:
CLAIMS, SC. per dozi Herrings, ioc. per
bunch
THs POTOMAC FRoST.-The storm Of yes,er-
day afternoon was quite severely felt along the
wharvts, and caused some of the vessels in the
streams 10 break from their moorIngs. In
WATTS Bay the yatch fleet lying AZ anchor
danced wildly on the breast OF the waves but
none o: them sustained any damage. This
morning everything assuCl its wonted ap-
peHanc -, and thelr Is nothing 10 attract atten-
ion beyond the usual routine. The steamer
ATrCT. Captain S-aCkpole, made her regular
daIly MP 10 Mount Vernon. having on board
a large numbe OF ladies, children, and gentle
men The steamer Thomas Collyer is under
gong some preparations for the sleeping ac-
eCmmCdaiICn OF those who may wish 10 go
down on the rip To- night to Piney Point. she
I'LL start 81 half past seven O'Clock, al which
hcur all persons deslrous Of enjoying the BEN
efts OF such trip are expected 10 be on hand
Inc uSuaI report Will De found below.
CdTteT'S WhGrf.-Arrived-Schr Mary Ann
Priscilla. Fuller, from Hayre-de- Grace, with
coal Tor George Bogus. Sailed.-Schr Edward
living, McDeyitt, for Alexandria, TO load with
eoal for Providence; steamer Z Chamberlain,
Lawson, for Georgetown.
RLey'S WhGTf.-Arrlved-Schrs Regulator
Garrison frUm Machodoc, with wood for T. T.
HOlley; Chas. Il. McSchain, Ouigley from
Philadelphia. with 215 tons of coal for James
FRASER; James A. Hooper, Sayes, from lower
Macnodoc. with apples for market Ben Frank
li-. Thomas from MaChsdoc, with apples for
market; sloOp Felix, Murdock, from Mat,awo-
man, with corn for market. Sailed-Beniamin
nkhn. Thomas, light; J. J. Naypole, Bene.
dict, for Cone river, light.
FoUler's Hhcrf.-Arrived-Schr Edward
Feed, Halves, from Boston: with ice for th.
Washington and Georgetown Ice COMPANY
and general merchandise. Sailed-BrIg Haze
Hali, FOR Georgetown, 10 load coal for Boston;
schooner Lapwing, Rollins, for Monroe Greek;
hight.
ICTreys Whdrf.-ArTived-Schr Edward
Thomas, Seward, fro Z Havre Grace with
80 tons OF coal for Harvey, Clark & Given
HrOtcR'S Uhdrf.-Arrived-Sch Enterprisp
shorter. from Norfolk, with lumuer for :. p.
Brown n Son.
SIEti Street UBdT.-Arriyed-C. s Revenue
steamer Mortimer, Meg owan, from baltimore
On Government account