National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-09
Baltimore Produce Market. May s.

Baltimore Produce Market. May s.
COTTON quiet; middling 1O]Ic
FLOUR easy and quiet Howard street and
@si37; do family, si.50&s %; city mills super
fine S5,50as3 IS; do extra, S4.OOGgi.50; do Rio
brands, $500 Patapsco family, 5000; do super
WHEAT-southern steady, with active de.
maud; western higher, closing quiet; south
ern red, sl.0iGl.06 do. amber, 81. i09l.l3: No.
Maryland. sl,o7199Lol54; No. western
i.olT july. si,0sTgiOS1a; August, 5000
C0RN.-southern firm; western steady and
dull; southern white 6O@6lc; do yellow, 56%
asked; June, 551s@55J4c; July, bGc bid.
OATS ilrmer, with active inquiry southern,
42343c; Pennsylvania, 421i5c.
Hay Easy and fIsIIssiy actiys prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, s@l.OO
PROVISIONS steady, and quiet. Mess
pork, sl3.00@l3,25, Bulk meats, shoulders, and
,learrib sides packed, 5Is11c, Bacon-Should-
.rs 6l4ci clear rib sides, re hams, lll4@l3c.
packed, lOsl7c; creamery, 2O926c Eggs steady
ut l2@l215c. Petroleum nominally steady; re-
nned, 71a97sS. Coffee barely steady; Rio car
goes, ordinary TO fair, 72S9S14c.
SUGAR firm; soft, SIC; copper refined firm
WHISKY steady and firm at 81. 2O@L2l.
Center Market Quotations.
The ruling prices for the Center market are
fixed on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week. The quotations yesterday were as fol-
lows:
BurTER-Best prints. So to 40 cents per
pound best creamery, 40 cents fresh New
York, 30 to 3j cents; roll % to 20 cents Eggs,
20 to is cents per dozen. Cheese, Is to 20
cents.
PoULTRY-spring chickens, 90 cents to 81 .25
perpair fowls, 81 tosl,b0 per pair; turkeys Is to
% cents per pound; squads so to 60 cents per
pair
GAME.-Green turtle 20 cents per pound;
Jasksnipe' $50 q dozen % ErogE $500 dozen,
prunes, 10 cents pound; pickles, s to ~ cents
dozen; jellies 10 TO 10 cents per pound;
minoe meat, 10 cents per pound preserves
bananas 20 70 80 cents per dozen; pineapples,
IS 10 30 cents apiece
FlsH-Boiling rock, 10 cents per pound
hRlibut, 10 cents per pound; Goldfish, 10 cents
per pound. white. perch, 20 TO, 40 gents per
bunch plckerel, 10 cents per pound; roe shad
20 cents per pair melt shad, 90 cents per pair;
fresh mackerel b to 10 cents apiece; Holsters.
10 cents perpound; crabs, 25 cents per
dozen; soft crabs, Sl,50 per dozen; clans, 10
cents per Dozen Smoked and sailed fish
smoked salmon, 20 cents per pound sailed
salmon, 10 cents per pounds smoked maekerel
TO 8 cents apiecei dried herring, 20 10 30
cents per dozen; cells 10 TO 20 cents per pound;
sturgeon, 20 cents per pound Scotch herring, 10
cents per dozen; smoked haddoek, l21a cents
per pound smoked shad, 10 cents per pounds
SAT- shad, l21S per pound. NO. maeRerel' oil
to 20 cents apiece
VEoRTABIEs. --old potatoes 20 to 30 cents per
peck; new potatoes, SO cents to 81 per peck;ap'
pies, 40 10 90 cents per peck asparagus,
8 10 u cents per bunch; rhubaTb 3 to cents
pei, bunchi lettuce, 8 to 8 cents a head;
cabbage, 3 to 10 cents per head kale, 80 To 80
cents per peck old onions, 60 cents per peck;
new onions, 81 per peck; oranges, 20 to 40 cents
per dozeni spinach, 40 to so cents per peck ;
green peas, 90 to 60 per peck; Coma
toes, 10 to 10 cents per basket cabbage
sprouts, 40 to so cents per peck; bunch
ouions cents; yams, 80 cents per peck;
parsnips 80 10 40 cents per peck; Stirling beans
bunch thyme and sage, each 2 cents Per