Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29
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FT ices To-.R.-

hEAT. - Beef eorter house, .Il525c n; ditto
se2s9r, 90 t.9ed,j i6a5l5e; DO DIED &c per
y ,.ietS ~ e. n; chipped So :pork, lease 10.
lse2sc tied beef 2gg2sc: hams 1sh6iST, isasoe
90 si ID, J25c shoulders. ~ nCfei, iSc, cut. IA
neIes fg6a5oc- SsCf lsrd I-1Ise l'-' CUT To-
* ssS51 e .si, I gerSh iS29
\. itesh cod l3als 2 n; pike, 4oasJ 7 buuoh;
lake hsh, 20 z n. Perch a. Ell W &c raF snneb.
white, ssG4g psi bnucb. Leb.,er, i5c : n ''"'"'
xirgJ 81 , pair; do, spris tan 81 pair: Do u
- cam a. back, s. pair; tIuirT els,
VEsETA sLEs.-Potstoes, Irish, 40 oepts p ,....
90: sweet, g peck, ouloHs, 50 Cts. & -;
beans, fe@sec rex; 90. llimsi i2al' o gnsIi
c.Itsg. 5gS Tex cTcucnt ers' n : dozen
dozen. EEg Plants, sGlcc each; ee gT ic1 n zoe
ai-Sc : 5slt 4StatgS. = dozen; lemons,
iDs,l GO peck; do d, Tea Ing, sS;qSi = escF
az Is'4 SS { 70 pesonss SEGA 81 2 pack pears,
, pesk; chesnuts, i25s : a. peck dsInsohs' q
DIE, DSJsP 5 FRTITs3iAPple' sso p quart peaches
loe cherries; so@2s si6 Bs'l'"'' ~ Oi'' friS7'
YORK. cTeamrrT, 5S. Ihts PRINT GO y; New
1S p6;T = Esss &c dozen. Cheesss aa25c. > b.
rair. 10 u - $a'f' DUCKS 'S;.Sl =
Frorv WHOLESALE MARKET.
fL3IHh ~ FRED.-Beavans 8 shaw, commission
i sud Wholesale dealers ia fi5ar feed IL
north" est. furnish the following ITaisfidDs ~ M
&c, ED; FlouT-Family -four, So 75G7s7 , Dbl
Sta6 =, super. SET SIS 2s rye - 5G4i 81 3 t7rp
spr, < aino. . bushei. MiddinEs, 6jg55c ? bushei
Prices a. the wholesale market, "A furnished ~ ]
! n W. msnkin, general commission merchant,
sls Louisiana ave, between 9th ana 1Gt north
SEQ e P Bn. d4sd Rt 50 D0. S9q.
d 5ITis,d- ssggls:; s5aS7;. peanuts, si@s rs
Ga ehisSeas' s2sss0: dueEs, s sS5Rs =; d Wool
Wsssed. g n, Ssa42 do nnEaShed, h, 2sG5l; but
! st6s7 ' hundred: sweet potstoes, 81 2sd vi IS ,
I berrti Oats, 5000 cts. Corn, new, S06iS5c; olf
al 81 Mothers spples, - 35SS Is: soH 1 10
/ siL2GS2. Beef, hind quarter. s7a9; fore quarter,
Isg tons Of hay and straw were sold during the past
hundred. offered ngs free, sales duh.
! DIsTINeUIsHKD ARRIvAL-Past = rand Sire
| r. ID. Stuart OF Washington, ID. C., arrived in
! the city on the 1910 Baltimore and Ohio tram
last evening. He will take part in the ceremO-
| pies OF to-day, and will remain during the ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge in this city. He is
stopping at the Mcclure House. Mr.. Stuart is
one of the oldest of the past officers in the Order
/ OF ODD Fellows in this country, and his position
IN the order is one of peculiar distinction in all
| their Lodges throughout the world. His visit is
] one which will be of special interest not only
to the Grand Lodge, but to the fraternity gem
orally " "seI,Eg lnteLL.gEnesr, 2Std.
| "WAsHTEGTON NOVELTY COMPANY,s-Cer-
tlhcate OF incorporation filed in the Office of the
/ Recorder OF Deeds in the name OF the Washing
ton Novelty company, the objects of which are
the purchase and sale of letter patents of the
United states and foreign countries, and the
/ manufacturing, purchasing, and vending OF
/ patented articles, with a capital stock of
$4,000, 10 be governed by a board of trustees
I viz: Victor klobassa, Frank g. Kemon, and
/ Henry L. kalussOwski.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. DuncansOn
Bros, anctiOneers, sold yesterday afternoon, for
BTainaTd n. Warner and George w. Sticknev.
| trustees, lot OF ground No. II, in square 413,
fronting 20 feet 10 inches on 7th street between
| and northwest. and running back 100 feet,
| in al containing OS4 feet, to George W. Cter-
mehle, At II Is per square foot