Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20
Washington Markets-The Ruling
Prices To-day.

MEAT. = Beef porter house, 2U6125c = 10; ditto
a,eg2Sci 90 !corned.l icgisc.; pork, I6.5oc; Do
Ic8Inedl mutton l5a2oc lamb, lsG2Oc veal,
do, sliced, a@25c shoulders. " holeJ, fsc, cut Il
e9ltc; sliced, lS@alc.; middlings, l5c: cut, Is
FsH-kOck, SO'6Wc 2 bunch: perch, so@Oc. p
bunch;catfsh 25C ebunch; salmon trout I21S(dI5c =
Turtle 75c 81 EACH T.y ofs sais xa as2
sc. per bunch. Cuba macEereI, 6OGsOc; Spanish
per dozsn Osm. 81 p 0T hnS Sd eSuhd Crabs 'o
EGETABLks.-Potaioes. irish, 40 cents = peck;
beets bunch, sas cts. carrots, cts. y bunch STSa6i
Soc pseR sO cG HSh seeE t2me'0ss 2o@
lC@20c; z head; cymblns, I2a2ic. y dGzen. Corn
tgTsenl, l09l5c. e dozen Esg Plants, 6glOc each
4C75c dozen pnn, sSs ; Quart f'TSn os9n
O. each; apples, aD q peek. os.leloupes, So
peaches, sGo a SIS : pcs apes i'@'-'' ID;
DBEp IFoRU,Is:,,APDies. SSsc, y quart; peaches,
Sc, cherTss, SSc = To- iO'' oacAoerrie''
,,BTTrER.-Philldelphie print, SOC. y n; New
isg3Sc Eggs, 2ec. , dozen Cheese, 20aasc. p M n,
P9ULLRY;IC Chickens, live, SOC .@si IS y pair;
.wAoLEsALE MARKET.
flour AND FEED.,-Besyaus & Shaw, commission
northwest furnish the following quotations Of Honr
g. io G snRtS g 5ass: rye So Corn mss., 81
bq,hel Middlings, 55td5Oc p bushsl. sales dull
=, PRICES a. the wholesale market, "a furnished by j.
2l9 LOusiana ave- between 9th and 10th sts north
oRGns s5 a R SasS dried rsT ps slg
SIG sls; dried apples, $50 l2peanuts, Sl7s;
ss :! e SssS co. srSs Ss ssai. dSzs1
SaeT % SadI e. gnSashf ~ siSS
Sctsioss 81 Soa5 sarrtis Oats, Cd, e sEasS
81 4o Do; red, 81 2sGi3c' Eggs .HTn. B sSR
sTts9 sSa d ha apples are in demand Melons,
l29 tons Of hay and straw sold during thu pas.
week; new hay, 75c OSLO, and straw zoe. 6a5O; p
hundred. Offerings free and market firm.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales of
real estate have been recently made by Thomas
bowling, euctioneer, 641 Louisiana avenue
Two story frame dwelling house No. IA 18th
street, to Joseph Williams, for Al SIS; two-story
frame dwelling house on johnson avenue to
William Clabaugh, for 81 $780, three-story brick
dwelling on L street to Watkins Addison, for
$500; two-story frame dwelling house on VAL
ley street to William WOodey, for 1913; two
story frame dwelling on Scott street TO Henry
HageTty, for $500: tw0-story frame dwelling on
Brown street to Vim. Custard, for 1856; lot on
Valley street TO John Mccarthy, for 500: lot
adjoining to Caid yell, for 600; lot on Brown
street to John f. Simmons, for S2O6; tive story
brick dwelling on LIST street, Geor getown, to DR..
J. A. Richie, for 81 900; two-story brick dwell
Ing house, No. % High street, to A. ii. Herr, for
Sl,650; story frame dwelling on Dunbarton
street, near High street, to VIM. Dougherty, for
Sl,AO; tW0-story brick dwelling, High street,
opposite West street, to James Kelliher, for
5000, and two-story frame dwelling on l.
street. No. GA, to George Becker, for s., 100;
also, % shares OF Georgetown gas light comps-
ny's stock at S36 to $50 80 per share.
II. II. warner, real estate broker aud auc-
tioneer, sold yesterday afternoon at auction five
two-story basement and Mansard-roof pressed
brick front dwellings, on street south, between
so and 18th streets east, in George A. Bars sub
DIVISION, in square 791. TO Edward Temple
treasurer, as follows:-Lot A, 50 $50; lot b,
s3,I625 0i lot e, $3.50; lot Z, 50 500; lot F,
ANOTHER BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Mary T..
Mandley yesterday fled a bill for divorce
from John z. Mandley. She sets forth that she
was married on the 18th of March, 1884, by Rev.
DR.. Sunderland, and has had four children as
the fruit of their marriage. She states that
they lived happily until three years ago, when,
she saws, at eth street park Mandley made the
acquaintance Of one Sally Clymer. renrasant:ddS
himself to be single man, and lived in adult
terry with Der, occupying q room first on Nj
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