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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24


trade ar AM ll prices are Tea1 Az me %
advanced qa0lli9ls fril il" h'e'N
living but these are u good condition. We
Factory. state rHciofF new an
l21edl23. GU
Srate Factory good Factory,
to spea -. 1la812 an cream half
Factory, COM shiihIlel.''.'''--.' - o
nOH r..
Western Factor, all cream ni n o.
common to due.... 10 aIl2 sA.mneL.....''.'. 1
FsctOrr,
Al u Hl2'2
EGGs-The market sesdY uongh we l'uail D. hmu' HV
supplies the dealings 10 western tt ~-tt 40
Canadian offerings. We quot ~, %.
............2j d26 Western % al
SITE ana Pep......L4 as Western 20 ~
P.IKOLEUN-Cu.e buk quiet aui STEADY. 4roel 90 De-
ia. moderate quoted .2lef
10 o 3 400 b Al l4e Al PHILADELPHIA quotcI IL IN lie;
es ar quiet aua steady. quoted l6Ql7l4c NarlhA - easier
Primary fooNs N1ioute - ~ a. wells
Rous-vii quIef Tuye ouei 10 - u22Lfl % e
oil Civ ui a@l 90 Petroleum Centre luei al JJc ParAcFs
United. - ~. az wells . -s-.---
RICRTLere vas good under confined favorable aiyces
ru the South rerols demand sud stocks diminishing
rrdv this the advantage and asking in former lures
lie sal today Carolina at o'4u3 10 t4ngoou
There vs. distributing business at about reVOn prce s Of
275 bags a. 6106 The STOCK OF hingoJn A morning
was bags
SUGARS-Te market Raw Sugars moderately active and
the demand limit ID IRON relners TIE sales en-
brace 500 Fair refining CnDa 20 &C. luV mos
cool 10 and 200 boxes Centrifugal at 9e We qno PAR to
Good Refining 7asDSc Good do % Sc Centrifugal 10 hs ana
boxes nos 10 1Sla. ana No - Claye a s2- Re
49, no. While lOGlOa; Gauulstei lO23r. Crushed lose
aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

rVHR0UGH the HIGHLANDS by DAYLIGHT.
i rhK NARY POWELL
Pier 3D. 80
bursh Pogkeepse kOudoui and Ksson Aahg
vail New abarg AL Mor Tickets paea reiaeed ases-
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w pORr-PAssengen for this line sos a m and D. m
trains from Grand O~nsEal Depot arriving Newport L.
At a. .os s.Lvp ILL. ~.
TREo WARREN. ssssflslssA Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

NAVAL ST )RES-Spir Turpentue IN moderate demand but
NJ better
% 30 hbls Good q 81; 200
mis- No - 37l2 Tar Is Gull nomn IIy IN
cbsngei quoted 10 asingon = for Wilmington Fch
sales 100 hbZ at - 10
Pork leter but less active the
s are lOU b. al ST. jOIS2l - Mess 80 Oh Ness
500 bb, Mess S2 90 $50 bbs DO Sentemte
III 40 Beet demand sales OF 90 bb al elo Tor
Packet aud FaIn9 Terce Beef arm AMI IN lar demand
ses Of 100 ts India about SD Beet Hans u if
epapd: sales h0S -SdS22 Southern and 80 or
NV Chicago Meas higher ana fairy seiTc sales ~ ZD
al ll3dljc; l,JhO Fresh do, l3Hl4ci
POO Smoked Do lGe: Western Picked Hams j. l. aver
shoulders S7.d4c; 800 Picked DO
7c $1,000 Bellies. II % lOc Bacon IS 1M ana IN
Of Long Clear City az Zoe; 900 boxes
Dressed HOgs good de-
nana quote SsaSe. or C Lard Is hrm aud n ~ ue
~nJ Int closing ouet OF $50 CITY al l2lic LtOO o
Western - c 900 seller all Tie year lO's 42DO c'
ABrnst 198sTl2 -lic.: 500 SeDtenbeT ~ Bc
RrTTp-Sate i. in better supply pnces hardly firm
Western j. eser accumaang Fresh state T" eh
limited supny Of
Of Of shippers AM little o. be
zoe. for lois hIAil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
NOTICE TO THE pUBLIC.-On and after

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
~ MpNDAY July 10 lr1t the following viii be ae ONLY Az
rHORlZkD OFFICES SeEioTk CITY vicinity
F.rst AM ass l0krts0 TIE following lines
sK1-fOkk CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER x. r..
Depot Ihrsf h, Depot Hsrem De-
" Express OMces 80 Pakpce. Tcnthst aAd
Boadvav, rhrtyscond Broadway ~ y and J53 Gsh
Hgton ST. DnoAlyp.
BRiE RAILWAY.
2il BrusdEar 90 BnSAY J5l BrodWsT 10 GfeeushL De-
hir.-st Depot Jefsey C
. Court 81, brooklyn. an 80 Hudson hOboAeu.
PLNNSl LNAAlA RAILROAD,
No Actor Hoass, 90 Btoswa 3s4 Broadway Battery poe.
Depot loot Desfoe. Depot foot I0rndtst Jsfcy CITY.
! COurt-si. BROOKLYN. ADJ ll6 Hudson -, Hoboken.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
BE
Depot uot Of Dbfoss D,po. foot COan4 D,gOg JoFy
cav 4 COar;., broosisn and 10 Hudson Hobokea
4 II. KENDEI,K Geal Pass Agt n \. &. and II. K Il.
JOHN y. ABBOTT. Genl Plss, Az Ene Railway.
u. NJ BOYD, n. Gsu Psss Agi Peun. X T.
l. NJ ANLk. ArnI rekrl At ID aaA D. r n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

10 i11se 900 10 D ssc; 700 i6pe POO 10 81 ses 900
10 500 10 5l;SSe October 500 10 9,s2e loo
~ 1857 900, 10 9l6c November 100, l6Asc 100 l62c
100 10 1l6e December 100 l6 1892 100 10 l532e 100
10 &c total 100 bales grand total IL. 900 bslea
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market opened dali and
heavy r the low and medium grades Of Winter and meum Sprng
shipping Extras siesdy bat less active, No and Superhne steady
but At the close the market dull for grades
brands cf Minnesota steady Il IL 500 bb neg 5000
hhls cty ground klOuI o We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
n BOATS c. YIBBARD aud DANIEL DREW cave foor or
Pier 80 y h. $50 Tweatyllinst north Of
Ferry) rs. landing at fOSKkRS. TARkYT Town. aud
hYACK tby ierry-noa, POUGHKEEPhlE. RHSBBESh n CAiS
KILL. aud HUDSON all points est nd NORTH mo
tickets TO VEST POINT CORNWALL. NEWBURG returning
day. 81. Trains and from SARATOGA: 10 Saoa
- 40, Round Lake. - 81 Il ~
TOR R0NDOUT and KINGSTON, landing nj
Co1nss Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough Melton, Poughkcep-
EsOpus steamboat James W Baldwin leaves harsou
Pier n r. Monday and FRIDAY az O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

DEGULAR CATSKILL BOATS.-The steam
III boat New Champion Capt Pier IS frank
Inst Monday WeneSiAy and Friday N. FOR Cltk
Landing and intermediate steamer Andrew Harder
opposite This is TIE 0nY CatsSi line which connects
with Churchs line of for Cairo Durham Wnihm Pvei
and all other points through tickets sold greatly reduced
- ARATOGA.-Directr route via Citizens Line
> steamboats,. Pier 80 North m. - 30 through
sunday Tuesday TansdAy az MONDAY wednesday and F
good 30
DAYS only ~ Round Lake - TO-
STONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
- BOSTON.
steamers sTOYTNGTON Mona.y Wednesday FndaV MAR.
RAGANsETT TUESDAY Thursday and SATURDAY from Pier 80 North
The naguiceat steamer RHODE ISLAND Except Sun4ay)
Per River - AMI Pier rgatg ris EAst
River at arriving Boston the evening. Exclusion
r " F,txTSS Gen Pas Agent D. 8 BsBCOCH Pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
NEW-JERsEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Passenger ieDots Newiork Jersey CITY loot
Certa and Dsshr0ssesst,.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS
Oswego Express iof Osyego Oneida Cuca STrs-
Norwich Debit Walton Middleton,
without change 'lrongh 10 OFyeg0.
$40 WALTON WAY for son. Delaware County Sew-iork
without change
ll.aO A. nv OreudY<e
3:5Op m.-Boomingisi- Wa
4:30 D m-Ur C.uHlg Express. through BenTs wL0as
charge Of
80 D. m.-Boonr gtAle Local.
500 y fn.Wor-ndyke Loca.
Dyiion trough
Z 20 a.. IN. and az . 30 p H. without of
For sussex tii rad sac ami $3.50 makng
cirrctc lecuon Frsakliu.
ALL TRAINS STOP AT HACKBNSAtK AND PATERSON
TckcIs -oh -at bsggSg checked O. al principal paces
Pie .ht forwarded ~ AT points Il Per 81 Noftl River
z 5 Dbr0ssi
QUICK DISPATCH AMI LOW EST IA TBS
Oncrs. New loTk X II. CHAPMAN.
ErrIE.i d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

The Quotations Cotton ruUBiss 9-AH .oi
oers hal a abovss below the qsoe6
Todsr Last EvsnBg Tout
consurnr - .................. ZgJ 100
Speculation .......,........... 10 900. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLROAD-ANer June - 1874 through
DeJOS.
500 CbcagO AMI Northern Bxprss With iraglngfoon
through 20 Rochester and 81. Adams
Y;uO special Sarat"sa bApr Ihoush Tine hours and
m Special Chicago Express with Reh
~ aio, srn NI sgar
lO;t5 A. m, Northern AMI Western Express
S.4B D. m s,e~-l rrurrss r. cis 1s1itoza ~ a20n "a
400 ~ Montreal EzDe with sleeOisgcan from Se~fOt
81. Adams
6;OOp Express Daily with seepugcars for wn,Tto~u lnf
CsLaniaiguA
Burso Niagara Fails. also for Chicago both L. a ~ q
Railroads. - -,
"' va C. H. KESDRTcK
General Passenger Agrut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

I'ALL MY In LINL
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCLUDED At : q. m.
From Pier 2S North River. foot Of Murriyst.
THE wORLD-RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Can, A. G. SIMMONS Capt b NJ SIMMONS
The most rec route 70 Taurton Mdeboro Plymouth, New
Bedford Marthas vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS all pnocipa points New EnRi All the Prov
noes Apply 2il aaI ID Boil~D
Brosdwav Tlrve. and One
tweudrhs Dolis Epess Offices 94i Broaawa and 10 tourt-
q rooslvn oce Pier al principal Hotels
and Ticket Offices tn ctv.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TIE SEASON.
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents.
GEORGE l. CONNOR. Gener- pass ugeg eGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

POSTPONED SALE.-SELMA, ROME and
DALTON r. RThe following sale postponed 10 The sTst Tues
dAT, being The II 1ar O M ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
EOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTF0Rp, SPRLNG-

Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, AM inie1el ite
points Steamer Pceaso dalY Sundays erecpte at
Tsenthrst T. r. 8lJ D. ~ connecting win special tr1in 1t
w-svun Night PeSsiD az o'clock Hcfets soii
AMI BAGGAGE Broadway New York lGJ Pepon and
4 a.. klgu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
JyO. y. ABBOTT Genera Passenger


l. Al Cozleu Cornwall NewbuEgh. Marlborough ien l.igtis
Palizl Esopus-Tle steamboat THOMAS CORNELL eses
iaron-sf Pier "a. " r. every TUESDAY, THLRsDAl and aAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
Ulploenn Noilres.

OFFICE THE MEraoPoLir ~ lysra,ses toAFASf,
No. los BROADWAY, :
NEW YORK. July y. 1914
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT has been
n declared. payable demand. 800 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24

J. W. II. UNDERWOOD.

DETRlBUTIVE JUSTICE and the GRANG-
Ia ERS. Read HASsLkR & CO.'S WEEKLY FINANCIAL tk.
PORT No. 1876 really this morning. Single copies eents No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, VIA

GEORGE L. CoNS0R' Genet. g.s., ascl A eat.
a e. 3D. lsmuanY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
NOR N0KMALK anal DANRTRY-The nonn-

hOk NOhN AIN ana DANDt Ia - ~ popu-
lar steamboat NELLY WHITE daily foot of h.rscist
?: 70 ami hir no coek D. ~ Reurn.ng Novtt
At 90 N. on DsnoarY Eew-sven Fare 70
EKcuuou tickets ii 30
EOR HARLEM. landing at ELEVENTH-ST.,
4 ASTORIA. Observation-Disclosures. and ONh-huh
TNENrlEtHSl Tor itfh md
nzsbridge. PccksU half hour lrn OJ
unit. : D. M. except II a. m. 1880. md > o. m.
BSee time tables vhe boats land Sunday boats ave every
-lrnrrl q m B D N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
ARIZONA.

Alleged Mismanagement at Colorado
Reservation-The Ditch a Failure
SeriOu, Charges of Malfeasance
Death of the Noted Old Chief, Del
Che-Thc SuRord-IIushes Cores.
pOndence Gov. Stafford Recalls
Hughes appointment as Attorney
General.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. j. w. OLIVER,

"OMFOPATHIST. Office and residence,
III brick buildfng, east side of Spring 81.
beGween Court and First Streets, Los Angeles.
H. IS-ly--H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
NOTICE.

NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ mem bers of the Hebrew Benevolent So
clety, that a regular meeting OF the Society
will be held this evening at 7% O'Clock
p. AZ. in the basement of the Synagogue, lor
the transaction Of general business; also to
hold the annual election of offscers ~ this So
ciety BY order OF NJ. KREMER,
nu2 Ill President
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
DIR. M. 8. JONES,

EORMERIY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
EA IL hasloented 10 Los Angeles where
sKDS<. ne will give his special attention to
S diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
nruat.
OFFICE Spring ST., .posite Temple Block.
feh15tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05

Wednesday morning Humphreys
dam, the largest of the dams belong
ing to twelve mill companies, located
in Silver City and below it, broke,
and the water swept away the smaller
dams for the whole length of the
flume.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
Through Bills from New York TO San
Pedro at Very Low Rates.

FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco July 18th, and
every fourteen days thereafter.
Through Bills OF Lading signed to New
York, Europe, Mexico and South America.
Plans OF Steamers Cabin at Agents office.
For Passage or Freight apply to
II. MCCLELLAN,
Agent for Los Angeles County.
ONCE, 81 Main street, opposite head of Com
mercIal. mrT-l5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
Or. J. n. STRON,

GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL COL
" lege, at Augusta, Ga, can be found q
Room No. 0, over Hellman Haas store, Los
Angeles, Cal. Jy2l-tf--2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
G00DALL, NELSON g. PERKI NS'
STEAMSHIP LINES.

&1fA The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
SltkaSING STEAMSHIPS of this Line
will sail regularly, as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
MR. s. HUGHES.
Hair Dressing

nF ALL KINDS. CURLING, CRIMPING
" and Frising. Any order will be filled in
anteed; otherwise, no pay asked. Wig max
Ing at the shortest notice. I6s Main street,
Los Angeles. 1y29 IT'S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-05
VOLUME III.
gos Angeles 4terald.

Is Published every morning except Monday
by
THE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING co.
OFFICE-TIerald Steam Book and Job
Printing House. Spring street, opposite the
Court House.
TERMS:
Prr annu,n, by mail or xpress.......~"......slO
- A'oi'HS y
Three months +" p" . - 3
Delivered by carriers, per week ,........25 cents
Advertisements inserted at liberal rates.
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Is published every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One year, by mail Or express, single copy~.s? 80
Six months, 81 " d" Z" ... l 70
Three
CLUB RATES.
zen copies, one year, to one address..,..S20 90
sNtHty cOples. ~ 20
And so on, at the rate OF two dollars per cory.
TO EASTERN SUBSCRIBERS.
Single copy, one year (GreenbdekS) ).........S2 ~
Advertisements Inserted ut reasonable rates
All Kinds Of Job-wOrk done to Com.
pete with san Francisco I'm Price,
style, and Elegance of Workmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19
THE COURrs.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jad9s Cartier.
Today. the case of Miller sgt. Corporate OF
Wash Ing ton was resumed.

CIRCC1r Cot RT-Jad1s Cartier.
lo-dsy, the case of Miller sgt CORPORATION OF
Washington was resumed.
PoLrCs COURT-Juios .SneI,
To day, John Clayton, an idle and suspicious
perron, was sent to the chain gang. Louis Schil-
-. =. 4, j. Bieksler snd Ii. Brigham. were
nhssrc il with disorderly conduct. Officer
Cs ms,, >testifed to being called in to queIl a
Ssstnrbancs In BrigmaDs hSs-sa. He went In
and found constable named Bicksler. "a In
hand, about to smash down a door to make
a levy on. some household goods Ha
cautioned the constable not to be too fast.
Rriyman protested that Bicksler had no legal
process which the latter denied, claiming thar
be would take the responsibility, but showed no
writ, The war of words waxed quite bot. O.,
witness took the wncto .Nre y. tuem to the sta.
tioDb0use for disorderly conduct. The court
thought the charge had not been sustained. aui
dismissed the case. Andrew Vi cGonnsli. "A
young white man, charged with being q sus-
Piclous person, was sent to the chain gang
Also, charged with Carrying a razor; 80. John
Donaldson, profane; s.. Elizababsth Gibson;
forfeited collateral. Ida SmIsr, profane and
indecent; $40. John nj. Heck, m idle and dis
orderly person without any visible means of sup
port, was billetted for the chain gang. Ella
fowen, petit larceny OF female clothing. Mrs.
Drummond testified that she had lost some ar
ucies nom her house; Ella was working for her
nve days, and the goods were found on her by
ohcer West. Officer West testified that she
was an inmate of a den of thieves in a locality
known a. "Hell's Bottom >" whose business is 10
send out these girls and bows to get saryica
places, Win instructions to steal all they can;
$50, 10y ~-0i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19
s. e o r q TO RN.

FIJI ia slight fire occurred this morning in
Peter Mays bakery, on Market Space, caused
By defect in the oven. Dam age aboI 1T $3.50;
fully IsGTed.
a CCMMENDABLE ENTBRPRIsE.-Several Of
our prominent citizens are forming an aSsOcia-
ton in this city for the pGrpOse Of buying NJ
vacant lots and building thereon rows OF hoases
to be rented. at low rates. There is no doubt
but that houses of the class they propose build
ing would readily find occupants.
REAL ESTATE SALR.-Yesterdsy p,rArnoop
Mr. Thomas bowling, auctioneer, Sold at publ
sale, for Walter s. Cox and W, ID. Csssiu trp 4.
tees, me ksmsbqrg property on High street,
near "a, to A. IL. Herr, esq, for SO $50.
GRAIN TRADE.-We report sales Yesterday OF
1000 bushels wheat at Sl.23. 2OGO bushels at
sl31H to SL334, and 800 bushels at 81 % Z
No receipts to-day.
CATTLE MARKRT-Messrs. Weaver, Means
q Co. report receipts at Drovers' Rest Yesterday
of sec beef cattle, 600 sheep and lambs, and 25
cows and calves, which were disposed of as fol-
lOws:-44I beef cattle sold to butchers at prices
ranging from to So cents per pound, 100 sold
To farmers at to cents per pound, and 10 left
over; 500 old sheep and lambs at prices from
4 to 81 cents per pound for old sheep, and
50 so to 50 each for lambs; % cows aud calves
sold for $50 and $50 each. Market brisk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19
Condensed Locals.

Frou =. Z, Parker ana Robert Beall We have
Y4rrs,'s Wssk'Y for November q.
At The annual meeting of ~ JUot HHreb
chapter, No. :, on Monday night last, 0tfics-s
we're elected Tor the ensuing year As follow:
NJ. r. II. P. james b. Lsmbie; King, NJ. r.
Thufp. Scribe. r. \. Schneider, Treasurer, L.
j. LGtfrsll; Secretary, A, ). TayI0r.
at the annual meeting OF Columbia r. A
Chapter. No. I, held last eyeuing the followi1g
CffceTs were elected: NJ. T.. II. Priest E. n
Chamberlain. +. King, p. g. Hyarn, +. Scribe
jos hammacberi Secretary, l.. G.. Stephens:
Treasurer, II o. NOyes; cOrpOratOr TO the Ma
sonic Il al ASSOCIATION. John PuTdy, ST.
The Grand Lodge OF Coed Templsrs of the
District lsst evening elected tie following orr
Gers Tor the ensuing year: G.. W. G.. L., 7. r
Reid; CIV. G. j. r. Bolton. G.. W. VT Miss
Ella Nyce, q. ". j., ". DrummOnd; G. W. T.
Mrs. NJ. +. Barker. The Right Worthy Grand
Lodge OF the World will meet in May next at
Bloomington, H., and MIS- l.. :. G0urley aud
Benjamin =. Hawkes. were chosen as repTeseu n
tatiye and alternate TeSpeCtireIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19
Washington SarEets-The Railing
Prices To-day

NEAT. = Beet porter house 4 GIzsc. = a.; ditt.
d siie,d. &c t 70 osfppea, sec pork, lca2Jo DO
leorUet) sI23sc. mutton l5a2Jc. lamb iS6z5c: veal
EtzZ5c dried beef, 2GNlZsc hams y hC!ej ia ~.
do shoed, 2 sc.i shoulders, " h0lel, lSc cut, -
es s sc ' eseS isrdia f99s sg le' cat Is
FuH.-kock, SUggo. z ounch: perch. 30asoc. ,
n; PIKE, 4O@5U 2 bunch; besibut, Is = n. wine
lake nah, 20 2 -. Salmon trout, Isf a. Is cts b
b1leb L. tster, rs i5c : n 'OH'n' "n'''' ''-' POI
GANs.--Plo,er, $3.50 cents esch; ducks, Cblue
S .s5f 81 PAN 60 srris tan, 81 K par; do ri
lTi,d) 81 EACH squirrels, l59l5 CTS rabbits, 25ass
yEsETABLzs-Potatoes Irish, % oeuts pecF:
beejs, 2 bunch, Sos ogs carrots, cis . b4nch;:
: maiots, IS peck; csbbsss, 5Gl0s. = head;
fnrTlPs e. Psst celery s@iOO squash, &C. 2
FETIIs, Oranges; 46a6eo.. p dozen; lemons,
Co, jsatHsJ sa65 peck grapes, ic8lsc.
pesrs, ZIG 81 q 2 PECK; cbes1uts, 10 2 AZ.
ioe, cherries. sC55c p 10 wv O'''A OS'fie''
m6fk srssmery tsc choice roll, iO45c.; fair 10
le9ssc. Eggs, Ss@iec. y dozen. Cheese, cCG25c.
PogLIRY;-Chie live. SOc .asI2s q pair;
90. GTesseol Us "a 81 g pair. Ducks, dressed,
20 rei pah geese slGl rs EACH turkeys, costs
WHOLESALE MARKET.
FLOUR AND FEED.-BeavaDs shaw communication
merehaIIs aud wholesale dealers in dour, feed, Ii
S99dss sad sgofT ss gd h and street,
ard feeo: Flour-Family hour, IS soc 81 q bbl
Eelch's family, Sss y Dbl. Extra-sonthsrn'
e5S5@6 IS; super. 81 50GS5; rye IS 5DES5
CornrGeai, 81 OoGs los. Brown slut, . d 3 ton
shiysiuf, S@4oe. bushsl. Eiddlings, 6Jd55c, .
busLel. Prices finer.
Prices al the wholesale market, as furnished BIZ j
II. W. Mankin, general commission merchant
9l9 Louisiana between 9Th 10th sts n0rTh-
vest:-Potatoes, new, o. $50 81 IS p bol: onions
slGG 81 50 = bush;: dried peaches, Sl2(5SIs;
lambs. ssss 50; s.ls. sni hen. e doass;
o.: chickens, SEQ $3.50; ducks, S3G350; tur
Keys, hve, SOC els; dressed, 1s9l3 . poaud WOOL
washed %, ssetfe do uuwsshed, p D. Is CSC; but
ter, EsLSe common, E@lS, eggs, s00ls2c :cabbs9e.
St@S!$hundre6; sweet potatoes, q sea 81 50 p
hs,r.l. Oats, t6@6S cts. Corn, rev, 6stdTO cts
Whsat-Shite, 81 1Q 81 %: do; red. sIH
Mi -: hortherE applee, 81 1903 IS; Sonthern,
siSo@ 81. Beef, hind quarter, s7G2; fore qaarter,
Ss93 ~. Fresh pork, S7Gs.
I9 tons OF bay and straw were sold during thu rast
seek. hayS s0cts q 90, and straw 60cts Z5s. IS
hIndred' Offerings free, sales moderate.
THE SUNDAY NIGHT CoSCRRr AT THE Ma
TlosAL-The Washington SsenRerbund will
assist at the concert 1t the National Theater
next Sunday night. The voices of the whole of
that excellent organization will add greatly t.
the attrsctivenese Of the entertainment fur.
nished By the splendid orchestra Mrs j. viii
Gross win b the soprano, Mr.. Knoop, the tenor:
and Mr.. Franz Waldecker will play the puitar'
This VIII Be . drst class concert, which IL will
repey loysrs Of music 70 attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

"A REIGN OF TERROR IN THR COAL RrGTova
HurGeTS and OutTdges and no ArrestS-The reiyu
81 lawlessneSs in the PENNSYLVANIA coal re2jons
appears to be continually growing worse s.lsed
peIhhps by the fact that most of the psrnesra-
tors OF the assaults and murders escan ne "a pturs
ana punishment At CarbOnd ale, on Sarurnav
night or Sunday morning last two men were
murdered and three severely assaulted one of
"lOm Will probably die. Patrick Psdden a
miner st the COalbrook colliery, was found
upon Dun6oh street, IN that CITY, on Sunday
morning, with two bullet holes in his head ann
badly pounded about the body. His head was
frozen TO the ground, the hair having dragged
in pool OF blood and water, which had con-
gealed. He was not quite dead when foand
but expired IN the afternoon. He hgd auarreIeC
with some parties on Saturday aft-rn11u
Michael McNally was found dead the same
morning upon the railroad bridge nsar the
lookout IN the same city. lie was about twantv
years or age, and had evidently been put there
michael Begland was tound abont the same
time with his throat cut. He was dressed IN an
Ola SUIT or miners clothing. When last ssssn
on Saturday night he had on a suit of gooi
Clothes He is still alive and will prohahlv
recover. A boss at the Erie breaker was way
lald on Saturday night, and had his arm broken
ara received other injuries. but escaped with
nls lite. his name has not been ascsrtained
a bout two miles below the city, at the Carbon
dsle Mines, a man whose name is not vet known
wac lounu nailed 10 beam in lonely and I'M
ntquentsu place, Strong Fails were dfivan
through his coat st the wrists and his pantaioons
~ the ankl ard in this position he was nm
doubtedly lett to die, but by mere accldept
was found and released. AT Scranton, on SIM
Michael kearDey lying at the foot of a steen
emit AMI ment. He was dead. and had evidently
been thrown there. No arrests have vet haan
mace IN any OF the above cases.