Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23
Washington markets-The Railing
Prices To-day.

fr1ces To-day.
hRAT. - Beef porter house, 1Ud25c q n ditto
!srioins )2oc; do lrOund) l5c do (roastne pieces
bG2sc;; 90: (eOrned,l lJdl6c.; pork, l0l2Oc; do.
l5G25c.; dried beef N@J25c; hams shoieJ I7G1,sc
do, SLICED 2O@2sc. shoulders Nv hole) l2c, cut iS,
FlsH-kock, sO@tUc. g bunch: perch, 3@lOc p
I0r'Is, 7sc@ 81 each: TAYLOR. l;sit SsteTj, so
Cuba do, 6O@6ec. Spanish do, 5Sa75cs Isbster.
l5e: Fer PsGtd Grabs, soc per dozen. CLAIMS 81
yEsETAsLEs.--Potatoes. Irish, 400. p PIX: onions,
Sec pk bets, brEch 'gSo carrots. sc 2 bunch;
Coz rsek; ege1nters essc Pm nosen; CSC S
base, lO@ a.: head; cymblns, DOC. = dozen. Corn
,oTHvTss3, Oranges, 4Oaeoc. p dozen; lemons,
aHsrf co ebaek sSSa a pium asd5 o a's
sooeeberIies; lG@le5'; bIsckberries, s@iOc.; do
APPLES, 1if55 each; sppies, 1 95;0 \ peck csate-
Ipes, hgd25c.; melons, soc Gt7ec.
lpeeIedJ, 21G2sc tunpeeledj, ioc bIsck6erries
lOc., cherries, 9o@2sc. y 10.
York creamy. 4Oc Choice roll, soGsoc.; fair do,
sSSsc. Eggs &c. ? dozen. Cheese, 2OG25c. p 10
DPSILI TsI "a, Chickens, live. 5oc@eI p pair;
Wholesale MARKET.
FLOUR AND FEED.-Besyans& Shaw, commit ssfOn
merchants and wholesale dealers in flour, feed IL
auoLs, and groceries, corner OF 18th aud streets
AID feed: Flonr-F smily -four, Ss9SS 50 3 bbl.;
s!se 5a .uRer $50 sh rye g GsT1
Brown stuff, SIS = tou shipstuff, SGgc. .
bqshel aiddlings, Ss@6oc. ? bushel: Sales dull.
aa , W. IMs16in general sqmnis,lop merchant,
west:-Dred cherries, 2@2s: potatoes. new. 90 s111
So bSl; onions, l.sc@ s. plush; dried psachss,
smS. s aT5ed %! aP esys $50
50 g.: eeiosen, sssSl 60; dSck. wool
butter u e23 common iO@ia eggs, isqSOc:
s s e s5Ss esins spDlss ssgS4 sweet
Sl0G Is per cWt.; front quarter ssAss Osts ci5
9; rev, 6sS3O. Corn, 9ode5. Whea:gWhite, Ell 7sS,,
SIn Both green and dried spsss s nrT In dem.5d
loo tons OF hay and straw sold during the past
hundred. oderings free. '-N 'iA" '0''0s''''' v
THE WELCOME BREAKFAsr MsRr1Ss In the
parors Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton this m orning in honor OF w. Kinds Smith,
general secretary Of the Y. M. q. A, Of Man
chester, England, turned out to be q happy
occasion for all present, among whom were
besides the guest and his cousin, land our
townsman Mr.. Roos,) Gen. Howard, Rev. Z. p.
Smith, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs; Messrs
A. :. Pratt, b. II. Stinemetz, Warren Choste,
G. b. Bailey, Elphonso Youngs, s. S. Bryant,
and L. T. winslow. There were present. in ali
ton; President, +. II. Smith, sat at the head
OF the table, with Mr.. Kinds Smith and Mr..
Roos on either side, Gen. Howard and Mr.
Pratt, MI. Commissioner Smith, and Mr.. Wins
low yls-a-vis and next in order. A verse
was sung, Commissioner Smith said grace,
ana the company addressed themselves
~ zig supstanuAs before them. After
oreskIast and the singing OF another
verse President Smith, on behalf of the sssocis-
ton, welcomed the guest in q brief speech !.
which was responded TO by Mr.. Smith in terms
equally fttlng. Gen. Howard was then called
upon and made what was agreed by his hearers
to be the best speech he had ever made TO the
association. After prayer by Mr.. Hall, the
general secretary Of the Washington associa-
ton, and the singing Of another hymn, the
comp any dispersed. Mr.. Smith win occupy the
hour between and this evening in explainins
the manner OF Bible teachings, 90 successfuIlS
practiced by the association In England, Ana
viii also speak ut the open-air meeting, corner
Pennsyl vania avenue and tn street. at 5 O'CLOCK
and address with General Howard and Com,
missioner Smith revival meeting In Line Din
Hall nom , ~ ~ e'elecka