Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-10
Washington Markets-The RaiinS
Prices TO.haw

FKtCeS To-Day.
nElT.-Beef tporter house. 350nsoc n; do.
.siIoiusl &c do tr9qnd soc do. Tosstns giecesl,
Seg1sd SO @att les . sSss S se de-
lS9sS' Sr je beef az; hams ty1SleJ, lteIS:
ton uss sesioe. each: lard ioala,so. " "'' O0ei
bunch: catfish, Sc GaGea; sI iobsteTs, fSc NJ
salmon trout, l5c z n; pike, 4Od5o p bunch; LAKE
ton smell &c n flesh esd iass : b. fresh n hal j.
dock, l2@is n. Turtle. IS. "a ii each.
tifa; Sine wing, 81 pair; :N sidseoh, Sc
ssi, snis Oai2 o zach P,Oysr 2Sc esca Dsess
Fdozen; rabbits, 29joc. each. squirrels, l3tGl5c.
yEsETABL Irish, 40 p peck; sweet,
SOC 2 PIX; onions 69c@9oc PIX; cabbage, 59lOc. ,
e essd eeet' t sE bunch ,gToip. PC peck
green l.. So; lemons 2s@5oc > dozen; cranbsr.
DSIEP sE,sgIrs5,Apples. S9s,; p quart; peaches,
peeled. Sg2s $50, DO nnpeeIed) iOci blsckberries,
xB5TTEs:- PhiIsdeipi. print, asc, y y; New
os5c' EsSs. Soc = dOze Sl'0 cheese FS ,sd iais 10
ppess IS par f5ss,ed Els pair
wHoLEsALE MARKET.
N flour AND FEED:1Bs,va5s 4 shaw commission g!
quors, and groceries, corner Of llth aud streets
northwest furnish the following quotations of -four
And feed foHr-Familly -four S9iStQ $1,000 2 Dbl;
$500 e g: :sPsrS joe Il; rye g Corn
meat. Rr SgshJ sS az ys@s 'S STS
stuff, 35@pr. T bu'h-l. Hidiings, 50G55c. p
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by
Lqttrell 4 Sedwick, general commission merch ants
nor,bwesI Dried a SOY SOY dried
cherries, l6@ls: potatoes, 76c, bgsnel; onions,
a sT co ssISs ggsRg ss bsI3Ss22s lsmSs
Doc u6 6gTsGysI iSS Tcpbi ,t Tassd D.
s sstqg aFPes n SIG Ss's sweet potatoes s2g3
SIC bsTrei. BncsWhs Ss'n Flour rsnsa a s sSs
Beef-hind quarter, Ss@ $40 per cwt.; front quar-
ST. Baf ri SH PtT doe SS5
prime, ready sale and brisk figures.
week. hay ranging rom 20 TO and hs Psv
S4Sc ? hundred. Offerings moderate.
Masonic MATTERS. = Washington r. A..
Chapter No. ?, F. A. A. NJ, at its meeting last
night presented magnificent Past High Priests
jewel to William II. Earle, P. II. p, Of the
chapter.
The following officers of Hope Lodge, No. 20,
II. A. A. NJ, were installed last evening by M.
w. G. NJ; Charles f. Stansbury: Isaas b. Ruff,
w. NJ; Il. Goodhart, S. w; G. .. Bro IN, J. W..
w. Mertz, treasurer; X. b. Tompkins, secro-
tary; j: II. Cook, s. D.; 4. W. Sanner, j. d..
A. p. Marston and w. A. Craig, stewards; A.
F. Steele, chaplain; William Thompson, tiler.
PROF. TRIP begins his grand descriptive
series of lectures on Europe in the Methodist
Protestant church, 9th street, between and
F, on Tuesday evening, January 18TH at 8
O'Clock. Indications point to a gratifying sue
cess, many OF our prominent citizens having
already secured family or course tickets. Tick
cts may be procured at the bookstore of Warren
Choate & Co., and at the door.
IMPROVEMENT OF New YORK AvENUE-The
Board OF Public Works has ordered the grading
OF New York avenue, between DIST and 2}d
streets northwest, and directed that such sur
plus earth as may not be required to ill 18th
street, between street and Ohio avenue be
deposited on the b street intercepting sewer, at
the foot OF 18th street northwest.
THB SRRENADI acknowledgements
A. Il. Elliott, Of ). c., and the other colored
members OF Congress will be rendered sere-
made this evening at $50 O'Clock. Those desir
Gus OF participating will meet at the north front
OF the Capitol at O'Clock. The serenade and
speaking will take place at the residence of Mr..
Elliott, north % street.
MR. JOHN Balm, tor many years resident
OF thls city, died this morning, aged 81 years
and his funeral will take place from Wesley
Chapel ON Monday afternoon. He was for
many years employed on the Patent Office
building as stOne-cutter.