Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-28
Washington Markets-The RaIiux
Prices To.slay


sTSnsj do Tonnd u;S DO T gS Dieoe ts0
!SSTnsd; sas: mutton. isiso ian5 ''i ss Sc:
sPied bsef aiS asS@ - e qnsrter; veal; b@9,;
sliced, sa5c shGuders ,whaIe}, Idt gt c9i o. ie
sliced, i2 .G6 midiliRg. ie eg, "a to No. beef
snnf ,isc csttis4 a5s 59uL salmon trout 3 5Is.
Sbad, 20 c nts 4 psir herring, Is cents p r buach
Turtle n 7Se;@ 81 each T.yl9rs az. xsterJ, ija
. S,tes o. I5I: per pound Crabs, 90. per dozen
vEsETA sLEsNPotatoes Irish, 40 p peck: do, new.
f f ya%s e.: E q Rk snions gu PIX
R,th: raddish, s; ilncb; asrs-ssa., is. :
Dmnoh, pea, 9e g pscAi beans, COG s.. Z peck; to-
- FagriIrs:-APple., 5ja,oo. ? peck; oranges, 25q
riSEs, I:@Ssc; ? qua.!; pm sCP,ts i595Oc each.
n DEP egs: pqtrt; peaches,
i6c, cherries, s25c p 10. iO''
BgTrER.-P hiIadelphia print, So. p ~: New
'OsSSG Eggs PC; ! dozen qhs;ss: . &25e u,
pair Turkeys, 2sSg31:. 9 70
FLOUR AND FEED.-Be4van- & saw, commission
merchants and wh0lesi ale dealers in ?ur, feed, Ii
northwest furnish the following inota.io:is Of ioup
SRd tseo fsIoTIr-Famlly four s. So9 % 25 bbl
Eeai, goo, Brown Sun, Ss@gSss ? tor Ship
bqshel. Sales oshat nrp. i''''iS'' 0'S"'' q
, Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by
9l9 Louisiana ave, between 9Th and 10Th stre@fs
northEest-Dried cherries. 21D25: potatoes, 3 Op@
Slt@S2O; dried apples . a II 3 peanuts, : Ia si7s
lambs Ss@s 90; calves: s69s7; hens, . dozsn,Ss9
Washed; ? p, s3ap do gnTa!hed, > b. 2s Sfsj
s s,ds :, a1@s common, Ioal9 eggs I cabbage
potatoes, S6.00@8 2 BARR l. crsnberrfes s36 $40 y
f barrel Beet.bind quarter, sac 3s per est;
whest-white, 81 $50 81 50; do red. siiG&T7l
d hgss are nm Poultry scirce. Both green and
lUg tons Of hay and straw sold during the past
week; hay ranging from 81 to 81 40, and straw sos.
@sl hundred: onerlass more free.
PENNSYLVANIA ExOURsrosIsrs IN Town.
number, of residents fof both sexes) Of Ian
caster county, Pa, arrived here by the alti-
more and Potomac railroad about noon to-day,
4 O'Clock this morning. They were met by
committees of the Pennsy vania RepubIican
Association, headed by Captain A. A. Shiss.er,
ana or the native Lancasterians. headed by
DE- Sam Houston, and escorted to street cars of
the w. * G- X. r., which Superintendent
Sailor had provided, and at once taken to the
White House. Here they were assembled in
the East Room, ami on the President making
his appearance they were formally introduced
by Hon. A. Herr Smith, Representative of the
Lancaster district. They were subsed Iently
The Capitol and other public buildings. They
purpcsed leaving at O'Clock this afternoon for
home.
THIHF DETECTED BY HIS Old SIOES-
On Tuesday last, the residence of Mr.. II anders,
on street, between AZ and Sd streets south
west, was robbed of a quantity OF furniture and
dress goods, and on Monday the money drawer
OF Mr. Reiser's restaurant, on Ak street, was
robhed OF $3.50. a pair of old shoes were left
at the last named place, and Officer Black
identified them as belonging to a well-known
thief nemed John Phillips, whom he took into
custody yesterday, and also his "paI," Bob
Lawson, and after getting the money from the
last named he (L.l made his escape. They ac-
Enowedged the burglary at Mr.. Manders ami
from information received from them the Off
GERS recovered most of the stolen articles. This
morning Phillips was committed to Jail for The
action OF the grand jury.
REAL ESTATE SALR.-B. II. Warner, real ca
iate broker and aucti0neer, sold yesterday at
ternoon at auction a three-s.ory brick house
NO. 523 ~ street southwest. at ~ 40, and a
three story brick house, No. 525 AZ street south
west, at $3.50. Patrick Culliuane was the
purchaser OF both houses.
The SALE by Latimer & Cleary, at Fori,s
drug store. Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th
street, Will be continued TO- morrow m)rning at
10 O'Clock.