Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-16
Warrington Markets-The Railing
Prices To-day

co. peel St porter s1use 2s925o u; ditto
2 s9g2Sc; Dc Scorned,l iO@i;e pork, I6asoc; do
sp,Hs lamb siasa aus sn, Hsa i
dried beef 2Ote25c. hams twhoIeJ iscGi7c; do
sliced, ls2oc; middlings, iic cut, IL To- ito. beef
tongues, c0@eOc. each: lard, I25lc No. ''''
Sse SsSne e saI@o3 T pe5Sh 9G
r. T3r, flesh sc Cd, l2@is n sheephest I5cSsi
soc; per bunch: Boston msokerei. ;O@!sc. eaoS.
Nuba 90, eO@60c; Spanish do, 50@75c. L SISTER,
nsr tpndppsS 1Iu' Ciaos, sOc' per dozen. CLANS 81
observation-disclosures. Irish, 4Oo. p PIX; onions,
81 PIX; beets, z bunch, 6GSc. carrots. Sc = bunCh
lettuce, e0sc. mead; rhubarb, &C. bunch raddisb'
Ssc o Sesb a .a Oc bunch; peas, 7s:
ioc peck cncembers, 25G930 CENTS = dozen; cab.
bsse, lC@2oc Z head; cymbllns, Soc. = dozen. Corn
LEKTIT.;I oIsIses. 10000. p dozen; lemons,
quart cuLrsLts, 2Oc:: eo0seberries; i0@I2 :. black.
esStelGuses. 2.@25ci melons, soc @si. 'A'
pseisf ses2?e aqpsSfsdj. iOc BERRIES
vfnr -PhiladelPhia print, 45c. D.; New
as STk crssmy 4sc Choice rSIl, 500 o fair Do,
PSSITRYsG Chickens s01f ii1e oh Soc Ie p:
DTTelks, 7sc 81 pair
Hofmsn against the Washington MarkeI OomSan ~
having been favorable to the msrketmen, they have
more liberal terms, and consequently have reduced
the prices Of meats about 20 per cent, and other
WHOLESALE MARKET.
FLOUR AND FEED.--Besvans Shaw, commission
sToceres corner q th and Streets
s05hwest fnTnsh the following quotations Of f9qr
S " .s6, family, ss7s Dbl: EatTs~soGthsrn,,
srdS@ s siu sape g sSS rss Sc Corn s %ss
bIshel. Middli6Fs. 5Se6Oc. ? b1s6ei. Sales dull.
MnS ssnsf Is Rs T.
sls LOuisiana ave- between 9Th and 10th SITS north
s PS6sso:s dr PsT ps ss
Sls@ S2e; dried apples, $50 sI2:peanuts, IgSl75:
efsrsSs ssssss sSS sSai. hsHs ds %sGI
MASKED; = =, ssass Do; unwsshed. = 10, 2S@51:
ee5stos. sSoOGs Barrel 'fB :stSf1d aus sEeS.
5ssPt sRRias.tSF s:ssi 9s a.
I Both sre seS a65 s,I ESgs are dull Poultry arm
S sse; new bay, 1sc @si, and straw zoe. ssod ,
TIE CoLoRsD PUBLIC SoHooLs-A regular
meeting of the Board of Coiored School frus.
tees was held last evening at the Sumner
school building. Mr.. Henry johnson presided
ana the once OF ecretary having been abol-
pro tenn. Applications for positions as teachers
J: Fleetwood, Martha (. Pryor, Hannah E.
0ctavia Parker, Annie L. Smallwood, Dora Y,
Brooks, Anna Saunders, Anna NJ Boston,
Mary A. Lewis. Ella ID. Barrier, Il. q. Hobsiu.
Mary Male, Anna Ross, Ellen Jackson Mile
g. Hurns, Ella V. Chase, Ida g. Nutrer, ,Juiia
ID. Grant, Ida G. Richardson, Eliza A. Cham
bers, and Fanny y. Costiu. Fred. A. Dysonis
sppncauon for position as janitor was also
nled. Mr.. Ferguson moved that the president
OF the board be requested to Communicates with
tne district Commissioners and inform that
eody OF the readiness Of the board to furnish all
desired Information relative to the present con-
oition OF the colored schools, and to carry ont
any INSTRUCTIONS the Commissioners may give.
TIE BOARD or TausTxEs OF the Girls Re-
form school yesterda elected the following Of
ncers; Mrs; Sara j. Spencer, president; Susan
a Eason, M. u, vice president; Mrs. Emma
Sheldon, recording secretary; Caroline b. Wins.
low, M: d., treasurer; John r. Cook, auditor.
A. G.. Riddle, solicitor.
CARp.-In justice to Mr.. VIM. Stewart. NJ
East Washington, desire to state that the
preferred against him through misapprehen.
sion and that entirely axonera fs him