Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-10
Washington Market, fetal Prices,

TRANSPORTATION lSa2oc. per DIDO. porter
Corned Beet. 8a12c; Dried Beef, clipped, 35aSOc.:
do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 15a20c.: Veal, l2Ha9pc.:
Mutton, 12Hal5c; Pork. 10al2Nc.; Sausage
l2Hc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured. 12Ha16c.;
Shoulders Sa0c.; Breasts. 10a12 &c. Lard 1Oal2Jlc
FRUlTS.-Oranges.2 5a30c. per doZ.; do (Iforida),
5OaGec.; Lemons. 30a+Uc. per dOZ.; Bananas, 4u.,-
soc. per CO..: Apples, 39a40c. per peek; Crauoer-
rieS, 1Oal2 cts per quart
FIsH.-Perch, 30aaOc. per buncn; Rock. large
l5a20c, per 10, 25a50c per bunch: Mackerel l5c.
per To-; Halibut, 15a20c.; Trout, l2al5c per To-;
h.; Terrapin (sltdersl, f6as9 per dozen: do MIa-
mond back) SIS per dozen turtle CSC AL each,
BUTTER. iladelphta Print. 45c.a50c. per To-:
Western creamery. 4oa45c.: New York. 35a43c.:
ron. 25aS5c.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs, 20a25c per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 25a3Oc. per pB;
90, new sozsl; do. sweet Soa4oc. per PIX
tomatoes, 25c. per basket; Cabbage 5al5c:
Beets. Sa5c. per bunch; Lettuce. 5aSc. per head:
durnlps, l5a2ec per PIX; Onions 59a60 per PIX:
Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas (black eye)
squash, 2a3c. per pound; Spinach. 20a3bc.
per pk: kale, 30ai0c. per PIX; Caulifower, 2OaS0c
each. Celery, 5al0c. per bunch; ParsnipS, 4Oa
zo Po 91l 5oa! per pair; Ducks
per To-; SQUADS sl::'5as2. per doz.
GAME.-Duck. canvas back) s2.as2.j0 per
pair; GLUE wing T5c.asl per pair; 40 (snuniers],
.5c.; no. (red head S. .25 as .5O; do (maliardj,
sias!.z5 Go. ,dipper. 4oc.
HEADACHE, Ianguor and mechanically oene-.
any spring from disordered stomach, c0st,ve-
ness or a torpid liver. Each NAV readily he
removed py Or. D. Jayne's Sanatiye Pills a few
ooses or which will be found to stimulate the
hyer and stomach TO healthy action. remove ali
olllousness and produce regular evacuations OF
the bowels. ~
NAsBINGToN CATTLE MARKsr.-AttheQ Queens.
town Drove Yards, Wednesday, (on the Metro
| pontan Branch, Il. Il D. Il, r., tlrea miles tr1m
the clty-LeWiS ID. Means, proprietor 420 head
or cattle were offered, OF which 326 were sold "a
pulcneIs, AT 4a5 per To-, 10 remain over and
II ShlPped east; 50 sheep up-all sold at 5 az;
per 10. Cows and calves brought s25as45. The
state OF the market was fair
Mr.. ANDREW HANCOCK, the former pro-
prietor of the restaurant on PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue., NJ ar 49, street. Is lying very I'll at his res
idence. No. 24I Pennsylvania avenue east Mr.
Hancock Is now Ia his seventy eighth year He
was born In DlmfrieS- Va, and went 10 Alex
ar0lia when seven years OF age. where he lived
for thirty years, and came 10 this city forty
Years ago and established his well known reg
tauraDI. He learned the tailoring trade when
young nan, but never made business OF IT,
Having succee ded in the restaurant business
he In 1863 turned the place over to his only son.
John Hancock. or his four daughters two are
now living. He has been a prominent Mason
for forty years. and Is afriuated with Federal
Lcdge, No. |, Columbia Chapter. No. l, and
washington ConmanGery. No. !, XII yht Tenn
plaTs.
HIS Deab.-Mr Hancock died this morning
at i:S0 O'Clock, the Immediate cause being pneu-
monia. DR.. Townshend was with him the
greater part OF the night. Hts funeral VIII
take place at O'Clock Sunday afternoon under
the management OF Federal Lodge No. l, E. A.
A. M, and the other Masonic bodies OF which
ne was an honosed member. Mr.. Buchly Is the