Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-28
TUCSON MARKETS.
Trade Much BrisKer than the Corres- ing Week Of Any Known YeaT-Ee- rail List" Prices of General Arti- cles lf Commerce in This Cit.'.

eles lf Commerce in This Cit.,.
 Diligent inquiry among our mer'
 chants elicits, with but one or two eT captions, ihe stalement that no corres-
 p"n1ing werk in any previous year
 shows the volume of business which
 has been trsnsscied during the laat
 six days. This is ordinarily the dnl-
 lest season in the year. anu yet the
 wholesale trade has by no means been
 slack during the week. while the retail
 trade in many branches has vastly i'm
 proved. Much of the lstter may De
 attributed 10 the large influx of visitors
 from the country in attendance at the
 Feast of San Auguslin, but there are
 ample indications which go 10 show
 that our merchants generally may feel
 a great encouragement at the healthy
 state of trade.
 h our appended retail price lists.
 there are few changes from last week
 and these are ID flour and feed. A
 sharp advance IS repo! ted in hardware, ' per cent. being added 10 many srti- cles in tlle list. Sugar, also, has low cred (wh,lesale) E per cent, but as .... .Io... r,,,,.ord ,,,opavnanfS have not
 affected the retail marKet, sO that cur Inst remains unchanged from Satur
 days issue. In groceries there k lii-
 tie to report except a considerably
 brisker demand, which extends to
 fruits and produce of all kinds.
 In connection with this matter, we
 would state that our price lists are
 made up from figures as furnished u'
 by our leading merchants; as there i+
 no Board of Trade, or other estab- lishcd source of information on which to base our figures, we are often Oh- l lined to strike an average between conflicting prIces of different mrr
 chants But in the main We helirv.
 the quotations found ir the Salnrda ! CITIZEN will fairly reflect the price
 ruling generally in the several trades
 Money brokers are paying ' pei
 cent for currency.
 THE RETAIL MARKET
 FREsH Baefsteak per D-Porter. ! hOuxe l5c. SirlOin, l2i.c; round, lOc. Mutton, 1 per fb 12;.c Pork, per 10 l5c. CROCSERY- Cups and saucer. per eoz. S% ! a %. SCup plates. per doz, Sl 151.3 5l Side l ,itshes- per doz.. S3T5. Meat p.Ittcrs. per ! dnz, SJ6lS Soup tn eens, each, S3 OGI0 | Wash bowls and pitchers, eacn, v 2o0-3 5O ! Sugnr bowls. per dOZ- 26g4 Butter dishes. ,,e- doz. S60i2 Pickle dishes. per dok. Sigs 1 CANNED GoOns.-Ham lJlc-3c- Oyster- 25 ! N..nc. Salmon 20d35c. Lpbsters i5c. Pig Feet ! 35d45c. Jcllies 40e. Preserves 4Oc. Cherries | f0c Tomatoes. 2'a IDS, 2Jc. Corn. $'c. htA | 30c. String Beans BOG. Raspherries 4Oc flne' ! anple- 35c tiOoseberTie- 3jc. Succotash pc ! ina Beans 35c Paache- 40c. Pears ioc. Apple 1 Putter 4Oc Strawberries 40c- Peas 3Oc. Baked | Beans iOc Apples 40c. BlackberrieS 4Oc. Mash ! ronms 3jc. Sardine=. per box. 2lg flc Tomato Catchup per bottle. s5c. Oilve Oli, per bo.tls, l 3jc3Si B , how Chow, per bottle a5cts%I ] Olives, per bottle. 40G90c. Hurs raddlsh. per bottle 25c. CGpeTs, per bottle. s3c- Pepper ! sauce. per bottle, Dc French NSstaFc, pc | bottle 25lr4Oc.
 | GRocERIEs-Potatoez, per D, Sc. Sugar, | per n. i6c: Coffee, per fb, 2od25c. Chocolate, | per b. 3aslj6c. Beans, per n, 3c- Bacon, per | n. l6c Hams, per D, 2O0s2c. Tea per 10, | 4Oa75c. Candles, per b, l5G2Oc. Sali, per | 10, 5c, Lard, per ib, l59lsc. Onions, peF, 10,
 dried. per |, iea Soc. Pears, dried, per f eoe, 1 Peache-. dried per D, 20c Currants, dried, | per n 2lc Cherries. dried. per fo 25c. Rasp- berries dried, per ih 25c. Pruncs. dried Ter b, ! DC. Plum-. dried per 10, DC Corn Neali per D. 5c Graham Flour, per Q, 5c- kais ms ! per h. 15925c. COdfsh. per n, lsc. starch per D. lJc. Tobacco, chewing per %, t3c c . Sl. Tobacco. smoking, per 10, boc9Sl. Her | ring dried per ib, 2Jc. Hom ", per DO, bc ! Crackers per fh 10d20c Butter, per D, 35c ! Cheese. per Il. 2Al55c Maccaroni, per Q, 20c | Vermic lii per b, 3Oc. Oat Meal, per 70. ljc Beef Gfied per pound. DC. Syrup, per gG .On- ] SI 25 1l 50. Pickles per gallon. Jc Vine ! Chr. per gallon. 15c. Coal Oil, 60clISi Matches | per package, % BroOms, each, 5Jt!5c Ptils, each. soc Mackercl. per Kit, S3 j0- Herring per kit 8 Nhitefish. per kit. S2.
 | DRY GOODs. Standard prints, 6izcL7c, | Lawns. imported, l0ui2' sc. Cotton, brown, ! 6i,T10c. Cotton, bleiched, G 1l5t Ilcsins, ! I2i5 5a2Dc. Alpaca. black, lJG5'c-
 ] BCuDISe MATERIAL uIu .-r, rough. S+- | Lumber. surfaced. SJ0G60. Lumber, CaiiiDr- | mia redwood, surfaced, $50. Lumber, Oregon | flooring tongued and Crouved, S60. Doors, panCi. tO size. g r5. Doors, sds1, U- co 1 size. S5GS. Door-. double sash, si@I3O Win | dows, light, g. 75N5. Windows, light lip | sash, Sig-j. Windows, transoms for single ! dOOr., -i 50 Windows, transoms for double ! doors S3 Blinds. outside painted S3 j0I5 i Rlin6s. French. Sjd7. Adobes, delivered, az 1 to size. S3Ja35.
 ! HAgBwARE.-Iron, per n, 10c. Steel. per i n. 2Oc Hammers striking, per IT, 3oc. Nails | per fb. 1Oc. Anvils, per D, l6tl-oc- horre ! shoes. Der 10, IOc. Mule shoes, per n, He ! Picks. each, Sl 25a1 80 Shovels, short han | dles. each, SlG1 j0. ShOvels. long handles ! each, S111 j0 Axes, each, Sl 25g2 Powder [ per keg, g. Giant pOwGer, per D 6Oc. Giant | caps, per no. S1 2j
 | iIoCoRs.-Whisk per gallon, Sl S0d1o | Wines, per gallon Si83. Beer. imported. per dozen bottles. S5. Beer, native, per Iozen ! bottles. S3. Me>cal per gallon s 50fg5. FLorR AND FEED.-Fluur, per To fos. S4 < 1 NL5. Corn. per lO0 fhs, S3f53 2j. Barley l per 1G1 lbs, S2G2 a5. Bran, per Ito ns, Sl 70 1 Hay, per ton, S25.