Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-11
Washington Market. fetal Prices.

MEATs.-Beef.s irloin 1sa20c, per To- do porter
mouse, @c.; rlb roast; Kalsc.; steak. 12Na2Oc.;
do. sliced, 20c. Lamb, 15a2oc.: Veal, 12ka9oc.:
Mutton, 12Ha15c. Pork. 10a12Nc.; Sausage
PFC, Bacon Hams, sugar cured. 12Ha16c.;
shoulders SalOc.: Breasts. 10a12 &c; Lard 10a2 r
FRUITs,-Oranges. 25a30c. per doz.; do (tiorida),
5OaGec.; Lemons. 30aiOc. per doZ.; Bananas. 4Ua-
soc. per co.: Apples, 30a4gc. per peek; Cranoer-
rieS. 1Ual2 cts per quart.
FIsH.-Perch, 30a4oc per ouncn; Rock. large
l5a29c per ID, 25a50c. per bunch; Mackerel, l5c.
per To-; Halibut, 15a9Oc.; Trout, l2al5c per To-;
h.; Terrapin sltders5 S6as9 per dozen; do, (dla-
mond backl SIS per dozen: Turtle, Csc asl each.
BUTTER. iladelphta Print. 5c.a5Dc per TO-:
Western creamery, 4oa45c.: New York 55a4oc.:
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 25a3Oc. per PIX;
40, new sos ss DO sweet 5oatoc per PIX;
Beets. Sa5c. per bunch; Lettuce. 5aSc. per head
TTurnlps. l5a2ec per PIX; Onions, 59a60 per PIX:
Carrots: sc. per bunch; Peas l6lack eye
squash. 2a3c. per pound; Spinach. 20a3tc
per pk; kale, 30ai0c. per PIX; Caulnower, 2Oa30c.
each. Celery, 5alOc. per bunch; ParsnipS, 4Oa
IL Po99ILTEy,.Chickens, 9oas1 per pair; Ducks,
2oc:axl per pair; Geese. 15aSl; Turkeys l6i25c.
per To-: SQUADS, sl:I5as2. per doz.
GANE.-Duck. canvas back) $2.as2.5O per
PAIR tnue wing as per pair DO. (snuriers),
DC; 90. lred head), 81 as so; do (maliard)
slasl.z5; Go. tdipper. 4Oc.
HEADACHE, languor and melancholy fene-
any spring from diSorGered stomach c0st,va-
ness or torpid liver. Each NAV readily he
removed by Or. d. Jayne's Sanatiye Pills, a few
doses OF which will be found to stimulate the
hYtr anu stomach TO healthy action remove ali
oillousness, and produce regular excavations OF
the bowels. -
WASHINGTON CATTIs MARKgr,-Atthe onaans.
| Town Drove ards, Wednesday, (on the Metro.
| pohtan Branch, b. D. Il, r., three miles from
| l4e clty-LeWiS ID. Means, proprietor, 420 head
OF cattle were offered, OF which 326 were soId "a
puICneIs, at iao per To-, 10 remain over aud
y shlPESd east; ls5 sheep up-all sold at ) al; >
per TO- Cows and calves brought s25as45. The
| state OF the market was fair.
MR. ANDREW HANCOCK, the former nro-
pTtetor OF the restaurant on Pennsylvania ave.
nue., NJ ar 18Th street, Is lying very I'll az his res
iGence. No. 2ii Pennsylvania avenue east Mr.
HANCOCK Is now In his seventy eighth year He
Was horn In DlmfrteS. Va, and went 10 Alex
aI0lia when seven years OF age where he lived
Years ago and established his well known res
tauraDt. He learned the tailoring trade when
young NJ an, but never made a business OF IT,
Having succee ded in the restaurant business
ne 10 1868 turned the place over to his only SON.
John Hancock or his four daughters two are
now living. He has been a prominent Mason
Ior forty years. and Is afriuated with Federal
ledge, No. l, Columbia Chapter. No. l, and
plaTs.
Ms Dea'h.-Mr. Hancock died this morning
al 100 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 honoEed member. Mr.. Buchly Is the
undertaken.