Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-16
Washington Market, retail Prices.

washington Market, Retail Prices.
MEATs.-Beef. sirlOin, zoe. per h.; do porter
house, 2Oa25c.; rib roast, 10a16c. steak 12aa2Oc;
Corned Beet, sa10.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3oc;
do. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, 12Ha2Oc;
PFC, Bacon Hams, sugar cured 12kal4c
Shoulders, sa9c.; Breasts. 1oa1lc.; Lard, salOc.
o- FKUITs.-Apples, 4Oa5Oc. per peck; Oranges,
Lemons, 3oa4Oo: per doz.; Bananas soai0c
per doz.: Strawberries, 25a35c. per or.
F1lsH.-Perch, aoa5Oc. per bunch; Rock, large
CSC; Halibut. l5a2oc; goldfish 1oc; Black bass ss
l5a2Oc. per To-; Pike, 4Oa50c. each; Catfish, 25
cents per bunch; Shad, 5Oas1 per pair; Her
ring, 15a2Oc. per bunch: Lobster, 12c. per h.
derdIapin diamond ono back s2oas4 per doz; do
Philadelphia Print, 45a5oc. per h.;
Western Creamery, 4Oa45c.; New York. 35a40c.:
dozen.
VEGETABLES Irish. 2oa3oc. per PIX:
90: Ge ef 81 per PIX; do sweet 49a5oc. per
ais per pix; Sprouts, 20a3O per PIX; Beets
sa5c per bunch; Lettuce. 2a5c. per head; Turnips,
e peG peSs 5 per 6s d aSG per Pe d
bunch; Radsh, sc. per bunch; Squash. 2a3c. per
To-: Celery, sal0c. per bunch: Carrots. 20c. per
peck: Parsnips. 40a5Oc. per peck: Asparagus. l0a
2oc. per bunch; Tomatoes. 15a25c. per box; Rhl-
barb, SAGE. per bunch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5Oa75 per pair: Ducks,
s5e AL per pair Geese ash Turkeys Is
Chickens, ss,5oast. 50 per doz.
GAME.-snipe, $500 per doz.; Wild Pigeon,
s2as250 per doz; Duck, Canvas back) s2a2. so per
pair; do. red head.) $3.50 per pair do. mallard,)
Si.25aS1 SO per pair Geese, 15c. ash each.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Mary Kennedy to Jennie &. Moore, lot IL, sd.
49,; Ss25. c. Dickson to Nancy Williams, part
lot 25, so. 49T; $3.50 =. SheraS to n. w. FitZger-
aid. lots ll2 to ia, sub certain lots In So. 23f
81 500. II. W. Howgate to James Il. Austen, lot
80, So. 20I; $4,000. +. E. Hamilton to N. Free
art to A. Binney. part OF Jacob in county;
s.. s. d. Phillips to ]. W. Pnlfng, lots q to
81, So 4s5; s. Phine5s NJ; Barber to Marga-
s2.5oo. George A. Tavenner to j. Joseph Al
bright, lot 5. in sub OF So loss; $3.50. P. A. San
ders TO A. II. Longley ct al, lots II to II, 81.
l,oS4: sl6o. Anthony Hyde to G. w. Riggs, lots
Ter ct al. to E. A. Adams, part 5. So. 925; $50.
w. w. Corcoran TO F. E. LandOn, lot so. so. 5D9;
s2s5. Otis BigeloW, trustee, TO c. E. Prenttss,
Michael ". Beveridge, original lot "a. So 37S;
10000. Andrew Burgess to Henrietta I. Berry,
lot h In SUBJ 80 and SO, SO. 1.O2O; 500. w. d G.
r. r. co. to Geo. I. Dunlop, part IS, in Old
Esel, part ., SO. SIS; 500. Same to Julius
George, part ), so. SIS; 455. A. E. Duvan 10 j.
T. Halves, part 1s5, Mount Pleasant: sS4l. James
Barnett to Margaret Moran, parts IA and Is, of
Beals addition to Georgetown; 81 900. Thomas
Hyde, trustee, to David Rittenhouse property
in Georgetown; 5. 4. Il. DERRICK TO William
to washington Young Mems Island benevolent
Association. lot b. so. $40; s3Ss. Patrick Ready
to Catharine Ready, part Is, so. Il; $1,000. w.
W; Corcoran to R; B: betrick: lots 81 to 80, So
500; sl.ost.4s j. H. Ella to NJ. Strickland, prop
erty in the county; 5000. Same to w. F. Clark
property In the county; 1890. Nathan Webster
TO J. 5. Meller. lot L. so. SOS; $1,000. j. B. Put
Irving Williamson. trustee to T. J. Middleton,
part |. So. 5sS; S. ,425 B. H. Warner ct al,
trustees, TO II. P. Sanders, property in county;
N. Louvrier, lot 6, SO. 2ll; $1,000. E. c. Farr to
q. E. Charters ct al. parts 40 and IL, SO, SIS;
$500. j. t. Lehman TO r. A. Walker, lot /, SCI.
| Is, SO. $780, 1900. T. w. Thyson to P. Thyson.
| lot !, SO. SOL; 5000. j. w. Starr trustee. TO A.
NJ. Barbour lot 20, so. 9S7; 200. w. r. Beck
to }. L. w. Kelly, part &, 81. 945; $1,000.
THE AFRICAN N. E. CHURCH CONFERENCE
continued In Baltimore yesterday, Bishop
Brown presiding, assisted by Bishop Wayman.
Deacons were elected as follows: Richard Miles,
Hutchins. The name OF S. c. Butler was pre-
seDted for local deacon OF Aliens Chapel, Balti-
more. and II was decided to appoint him il he
passed the examination. A communication On
| Sunday Schools read by Rev. F. j. Peck was
| referred. Revs j. II. A. johnson. James L.
Morris and 4: NJ; Cheeks were appointed COM
mittee to visit the temperance convention AMI
tender the good wishes of the conference. Re-
| ports On foreign missions and education were
| read and adopted. Rev. r. j. Thompson was
| discontinued. The Daughters of Conference
| gave reception TO the ministers In the AFTER
| noon, and at night the anniversary OF the
organization of the historical society was cele-
brated, at which addresses were delivered by
| Revs. D. p Seaton, j. A. Handy, OF this city,
and others.
| NEW BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Last evening
| meeting was held at Sd and SITS. S.e. and q
| new building association under the old 81 per
| month plan was organized, with the title of the
/ GeTman-American Building Association No. 3.