The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

strings Of orange and black. are much worn Ly
young ladies.
SIX flowers are vandrked, s%cailopcd and soms-
times pinked.
Ellen Terry bonnets and slippers are already
shown.
Turouoises are the fashion in Jewels Just at pres.
eut.
an ANTE HOLIDAY HOROSCOPE.
Prices in the Retail Markets and Their Ten
. de~acies-Iouisry Scarce and High-Msats
Likely to Ga rp-various Comesstibles for
Christmas.
Christmas is -n.5an and poultry is dear
thstsie, Il is dear al this early day-whether it
Will be 80 tomorrow depends upon the course
the farmers may take. They brought in some
poultry yesterday, but the market was not 60
nesrlyssesw we'll supplied aait should be 1t the
threshold Of the holiday season. II they sup
ply the lack to-day, prices may eaec of q little.
The probability IL, fhowever:g that good ia,
turkeys. and tender chickens, fresh from the
country, will keep pretty well up Until afte.
Christmas, There is nothing like the
s!eek there was on hand ct Thanks
who has managed to keep 3 supply during the
past week has sb4en in ltlck.s sMsrketingss for
poultry has been asort ofA4of ~ bore! fer the
marketsr has been obliged to 20 to a dozsu
places. more or less, with the inquiries, shave
i've Is siSenl edo you sxpccs 70 have some in,
TO morrow before finding what she wanted,
but doubtless after the chicken had been al
last rup down and spitted and basted, it re.
xarded industry by tasting als the better or
acconat of the trouble it had giyen. AS has
been remarked the market was better supplied
Yesterday, and SO il did not require so long a
chase for the sought after chicken, duck,
goose or turkey.
THE PRICES OF POULTRY.
A good fat succulent and juicy turkey, c RI
fed-a foulti in fact, made for u Christmas din.
ner-costs about zoe, though very good and
palHtable ones are to be had at lSc. Ihe price
asked for country chickens is l5c, aud about
the same money Ii wanted for ducks aud
geese. Roasting pigs are sometimes
IN order for the Christmas table,
we'll. done to q turn aud filled with savory
stufing. In view of this fact, ii is hero
thrown out that for So. so a plump little roast
ing pig is to be had. or course meat and
poultry are not the sum total 81, q Christmas
dinner. There are various little aocompani-
ments, to be classed as luxuries at'this time oil
year. which go TO help out. Green stuff il OF
stnis sort, and some OF the deaters have laid il
q supply for tho OCCASION For 1%ettuces, pars.
ley, radlshes aud celery which about com
Er,ses the list. sshey ask $50 per dozen. w'tt
wv
MEAT MEMORANDA,
AL kinds OF nieAt are about up to the old
prices, sad there is q like1ih6od thatfthey will
go up higher this week. A good Christmas
roasting piece. beef, il worth all OF Tue
general price list is as follows, AND the mar
keter may take his choice aud pay his money,
to transpose an old expression:
Beef-Roasting, 1O@l5c per ID: sirloin steak,
15c: Porter house, 1Sc: round, 1910 l5c; chuck,
Iogsla : ~; s saE, so pieces y gfsa.s ; a,iyd beef, l lsc'
4@6c sucking pigs. $3.50: sausages, lOc DER Id;
hum, l5c; bacon. I . iec. ve.l-Cutlsis, l69lsc;
with choice selling up to l5c; stew, SOS. chops,
l2}a@15c.
People who have an appetite for game will
be interested with the information that pheas-
ant. arc about '$4. so per doz,' or about 75c
per pair, aud quails So 40 per dog; that q
roasting piece OF venison is worth loo, while /
venison steak will cost lSc. Rabbits aud SOUR
rels have also found their way into the msIse,
the former being worth about 25c apiece, and
the latter about 200 per,pai.
Game seems 70 be more plenty here thauiu
PAGES wherei comes from" said q dealer yester ;.
day. "Neariy all the pheasants that / get come
down over the Duluth railroad. Yet somsbody up
In Duluth wanted some pheasapts the other day
and sent down an order for a couple of dozen.
which l hAl.tesupply, 1t may be that the saying
that "A prophet is mol without honor save 10 his
owa couatry' y applicable I'd birds. as welltes to
VEGETABLES, AEDGNExT, FISH
gBut to- proceed. Vegetables are wanted,
They may be had at about tie same prices that
ruled last week, potatoes, carrots, bssts, etc,
not taking on any particular holiday price or
aspect, The cost for the various kinds will be
aboa, as Iramed below:
Onions, beets and carrots. zoe per peck: potatoes,
l34 loc per peck, soc Der bu: cabbage. 2O@a25c
Der head; turnips, 2Oc per peck: cranberries, l2ta
l0c per OF: horseradish root, 12Lsa l5c per 10,
sweet potatoes. &c per!b; parsnips, 25c per peck
rutabagas. soc per BULB rer peck.
III fish market has not been any better
riou, week; bnt. still, If fish are. wanted they
can DO had.s The first smels ofgthes season
came 10 direct from the East by express aud
sold ut 25c per dozen When the tiny repre-
seutativeso fstheshtny tribe Gan be brought in
Thia Is mefeVahasipau anration of the smelt
season, Is it were. Columbia river salmon at
25c per lb. have hal a god sale, and the sup
ply Is not exhausted. Trout and white fish are
higher, the price asked being l21ac par h.,
ring is at about the same figure. Salt water
fish and oysters are unchanged;;. &Oc beings Me
price for cod steak, l5c for hsidock sHhd 25c
for mackerel and HOLSTERS, whlethe bivaivniliar
prices arc as follows:
s5 M:w ms xHE 4 so sSs 5 oss,s .s's sa ~. .sa i, :sssn nd 81.
per dozen. Scallops 90 at Coo pes gallon n
DELFT OUT FROM DAInIEs,
The dairy products hold at about the same
prices, and eggs are higher, ffesh-laidsbeihg
very scarce, and stock fresh from the country
selling at 4Oc. while the usual quotation. IL 3
W3Gc. Dairy product qnOta,ions:ss Afsst
Creamery butter, 35d3sc. with some choice sell
ing uD as high as 4Oc: good dairy, Bog 36s; cook
ing butter, 1s925c: milk, &c ;&<cream. l3dn4 1pc.
Cheese, full cream, 2oc: copimonsT9.s@isS. eAS
II FInJIr .QUTEITs a. IS
There has bosanoaolaayspnricesfm S on fruit,
thengh fFuitsrihgbszip good request for The
holidays. & EveryG hris;nias tree should bear a
good crop of apples aud oranges, and this il
may do, provided the planter OF the tree will
buy the former at SOC pei. peck, and pay for
the latter at The rats OF 5o@75clper doz m, ac-
cord.lg to qualify: The general run. OF quota
tons for fruits Is as follows:
Michivan apples. E4.l065 per Dbl, s. 50@2 per
bu. and 50c per peck: Aissouris. &3.T5@a per
hbl, with bushels aud pecks accordingly: California
grapes, 25c per 10: catawb as. 60 per BASKET: Mai
oiis. s5giSesbb BIT dJz. aa;ness,. ss 50 per- ee Cox =
TEefe are also some. very Iinc, juicN Caiifor-
MIA pears offered, which arc ias gool, for Christ
mas az for any other time, and they aIe to be
had at 50tR75c, according oisizs. ss
af MERCANTILE MtsSELLASIss
The general liue of groceries is quoted as
follows:
Flour. per sack of 100 tbs: strlisats, s3a315;
patents, Il 3.S5s bytbe ID, 4W5e, Graham -four.
sacks. Coo. Bnckwheat. tic perib. Rye aour. ~ la-ib
sacks, 40 q soc Indian meal, yellow. l2iarlb sacks.
35c, white, 12le lib seeks, 35c: crushed Indian. 2DGg
4Oc, sserrpsckage: YanSeo Indian. GDc per package:
cracker meal, l2lec per Id. Honoy.2 ,gs2 5r; in the
comb, 2s5cs Drisl truiis--A ppiss. SLICED. lug pertlb;
do evaporated, 20A22c:. peaches. California. COG
4Oc: MISUNDERSTANDING, q 10000: cherries,
SOC: raspberries, "A lac. prnuelles. 25caapricots, 500:
primes. Tnrkisii, lGc: French, .2Uee25e; figs. goa
doc Der ib. Canned G0ods-Tomatoes. l2is4tIS1
ort:s-ib eaas. beaches. 2uG5iuc: 0aistefnia piuins.
3oc; corn. l542oc;! peas. IL laGt35cs Lima an
s'rine beans, / 2i2@92bc: Boston baked beans, 20e:
e. ,& ID. asparaguri Acc. Corn beef. 2-Jb cans, $50;
lib caGs. zoe. Lambs tongues, ftib cans, :5Uc
do, spiced picked i'll glass Jars. 15c. Saratoga chins,
Lib Kegs. Boo: loose. zoe. Vinegar. 20aaI0c per
gal Molasses, 7j@9Oc. Maple syrup. i5c per OF.
Maple sugar. 3 21o par ID. Bro,ied fresh mack
srel in cans, With tomato or ~ladstas1l SAUCE, dc.
Soda crackers. 10000 per ibs oyster, do, lOGt
i212c: pilot bread, l5c:pickles, 50c per gal, and
ltIr rer dor tynNaa-Rin I2i,H %. N5ocbo ss-