The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-21

The Price We Pay For Table
Luxuries and For Every
Day Provisions.

VIII the choicest or fruits, vegetables.
game. fish and the products of the
farm, garden and greenhouse. The
price Of game has declined but garden
truck holds its own with an upward
tendency for articles of the srring
variety. A better grade of fresh fish
are coming into. market and prices are
little stiff. The quotations yester.
day were as follows:
Ounces are so TO rs cents per
dozen.
Fine prairie chickens are 40 cents
each.
Squirrels 10 cents each with their
ulsters on.
Florida oranges, very fine, 40 and
so centsa dozen.
Roman cheese is an imported deli
eacy now in season it is worth 80
cents pound.
Rsdishes and spring onions each
three punches for a nickel.
Quail is now very plentiful in the
market. They are 81 so dozen.
Spring chickens and hens are each
Is cents. They are good stock,
A small Spanish onion that never
raw Spain costs 5 cents a pound.
Green toma oes and mabgoes sell
for 80 or IS cents peck respectively.
New York Concords are going like
flies in cod W ather at 55 cents a
basket.
Brer' rabbit is not considered worth
much, when they can DO had for a
dime.
Fine San srnadino dates are Is
cents a pound. They are very su-
perior grade.
Pretty, pink, puckering preserving
peppers for pickles are selling for 3
cents dozen.
Barnyard turkeys, old veterans, at
Is and 49, cents pound; young
birds l2k pound.
The little yellow tomatoes is grad
ually backing out of sight. They
cost 25 Gems a gallon.
Best celery in the market sells for
S to 10 C. nts stalk, medium grade
Sc, aud poorest 3 stalks for a dime.
Notwithstanding their utt,r worth.
sessness. egg plants still sell p!enti-
fully. They cost q and 5 cents each.
Oyster plant one dollar per dozen.
Ripe stringentless persimmous are
10 cents box. Still even the ripe
ones will mske you whistle two tunes
at one time.
Cider, sweet o. hard, 20 cents a
gallon measure. r., on SAINT make
your own apple butter = U had letter
get about 1t soon.
Lettuce, not as good as April
leaves, by large :" ,;oriiy, but still
very palatable to lover of greens, is
selling at cents a head.
Apples by the barrel-Winessps,
Jonathans, So %; and the delicious
little rambo, than which there is no
finer Ia the world, So; so.
White clover honey, ladened with
fragrance, sparkling with dew, is SELL
ing for 15 to 20 cents a pound and a
bee is given as a guarantee with each
box.
Hen eggs cling to 20 cents dozen
like lady bugs to the sweet potato vine.
The probabilities are that they will
cling tighter before the season is over.
The extra Ben Davis, big as small
cabbage, are 20 cents a peck. They
would make bully pies or dumplings.
Winesaps, just as good but not as
Large. are 10 cents a peck.
The large Golden Gate peach sells
at different prices threug hout the
town. Or the fancy fruit stands they
are so cents per dozen.
Nice New Jersey cranberries from
the marsh lands of Mercer county
within sight of Princeton college, are
Two quarts for Is cents.
Oysters-Standards. 40 can or 30
a quart; selects so a can, or so
quart; New York couats S1.50 hun
dred. Saddle Socks, Rockaways,
Barmecks, Green Points and other
high grade brands will be with US by
Thanksgiving.
In bulk-Oliyes, Is to % cents a
pin; /; chow-chow, 10 to 30 cents
pint ; Keystone brand dill pickles, 20
cents dozsn; sweet mixed picklettes.
10 cents pint; picked onions, 20
cents pint; small sour pickles, 10
cents a pint; sour kraut. % to 80
cents gallon; apple butter; 10
cents a pound; tripe, q cents a
pound; mustard 10 cents a pint.
Lake Erie fish; trout Is cents ;;
white 10; salmon and Pickerell, Is ;;
sun fish and perch, 12ac; buffalo, 10;
cat dressed, Is.
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