Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-04
Washington Market Retail Prices.

MEATS-Beef, sirlOin, 1Sa20c. per Id. do porter
Corned Beef, Sa12c: Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc
do. sliced, zoe; Tongues 60a45c.; Lamb. 15a2Oc
Veal, 1sHasoe.; Mutton, 1Oal5c.; Pork, laa15c.
Sausage, 12]4a14c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured,
16a11c; Shoulders, 1274a14c.; Breasts, 14a15c. !;
Lard, 14a15c;
zoe. per doz-: Bananas, 4Oa5Oc per doz.; Pineap-
pies a4Oc Apples, 2Oa40c. per peck. do, cooking,
sna3Oa. per peck Peaches, 75c.as1 per peck Pears,
sons per peck ounces s1as1. Is per peck
Grapes, 4asc per h.; do, fancy, Sa10c.; Cranber-
FisHNsheeepheaad, 15asoc. per .b.; Porgies, sa
lOc; Perch, a}a4Oc. per bunch; Rock, large, 15a
4c per ID, 40i5oc. per bunch: Mackerel 25c. per
40a5oc. per bunch; Taylors, 15a2Oc each: Buefish,
121a per h.; Catfish, % 25c. per bunch Stur-
geon, sc: per h.. Lobster, 12c. per H.; Terrapn,
dOz.; Turtle, s5c.aS1 each.
Butter hiladelphia Print SOC. per h.; West
c efn 1 f a9rk 5eT Roll
yEGETABLEs.-Potatoes, Irish, 3Oa4Oc per peck;
do. Sweet, Soasoc % per PIX Tomatoes; 4oa5o5. per
per head; Beets, 2I5c per bunch: Lettuce, babe
per head; Onions, 4Oa5Oc. Carrots 3a5c. per bunch
Glna so,s5c per Of; Cymbllns sa1o. per A do w.
&C.; Pumpkin, 161sOc. ~-'''
PoULTRY.-Turkeys, 1sasoc: per h.; Chickens
75c-aS1 per pair; Ducks, course. per pair; Geese,
I5c.as1 each: Squads, 81. 25a2.5O per doz.
- GM a nr 1 Birds sosSe per d9z 0rtoan
".
81 25as1 so each: Quail 81 25aS2.5O per doz.; Rab-
bits, 25c.; Squirrels, 1Oa15c; Ducks Fed head)
$50: DO Canvas back, $3.50 do 75casl per pair;
Fenison, CSC. per lib.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
s. C. w. Petit to Emily L. Petersen lot is. s1'
425; 600 Robert White ct al. to Chas. White
lots 40 to 81 sub So. 462: lots 80 and 3d. res d. lot
40, sd 111 lot Il, SO. 301 lot 20, So. 912; S2 OOO
Chas. White ct al to Geo White, lots s. to g. lot
g. sub Sd 49, lot 81 res. d; lot 45 So HI lots 90
70 G. Heurich, subs Is and II, ST. 9g; 1000. Mary
F. Howard to John W. Butterfield, S. Il z, SO. 5s2;
574; E. Same to Virginia Thompson, sub. 9,
do; do. Same to Emma Rebecca Wallace, sub g.
do; do J. N: Whitney to Eliza Brown, sub. Al.
So s29 s4O0. NJ A. Turner to True Putney, lot
and z, SUBJ so. Isl; 8; quit ciaim) Isaac Brad
ley to JOS F. Bradley, lot %, sub. of and IS, Sd
q; 500 Maria OReily to Adelia T. Bayne, n. Il
IL, So. 3l9, 5000.
PROBATE BUsINEss.-Yesterday there was filed In
the register OF Wills Office the last will and Tesla
ment OF VIM. Anderson. The paper opens with
the statement that he Is the ''sOn OF Joseph An
derson, captain in the army of the American revo-
latlonafy war, subsequently appointed by PreS-
dent Washington, judge in the Southwestern ter
rltory. and Senator in Congress from the state OF
this my last will and testament and declare the
provisions and bequeathments following: In the
h'% sm Of God Ssle7 Amen n 1ns am {n Rr0ssstan
OF the Old and New Testament, believing there are
no errors In them except few unimportant mis-
TRANSACTIONS. am trinitarian in my dOctrinal
belief-belieye In one Lord Jesus Christ as God
manifest in the flesh, 1 believe him to be truly
God and truly man, and in His atoning sacrifice."
He then bequeaths his estate among his family and
relatives. To his daughter. Mrs. j. j. Wingard. he
leaves $500 In stock TO his son Joseph his fathers
commission as ma jOr in the continental army:
TO his son Theodore +. a portrait OF Washington
and to his wife his household effects during
life Thomas Green and James w. BARLEY an.
piled for letters Of administration on the estate
OF the late James Green, In the matter OF the
estate or Frederick Collins, late OF the U.S. navy
letters OF administration have been issued tOEmma
H. collins, the widow, on a bond Of $780,
To-day, the wills Of Margaret A. BOrland and
Sarah d. Hayes We're admitted to probate and
record. MIS-. John Marbury, jr., was granted let
Murray. George T. Mason gave additional bond
Gs2,60) as guardian.