New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
PRICES ~ THE MARKETS.
FIFTY CENTS FOR \ SQUAD NORTH CAEOLINA
hn\n-OENNGL, AND GlNPES.

FIFTY CENTS FoE SQCAB- NORTH CAROLINA
sHAD-OENNGEo AND GRAPES
Among the high cli,- laXuric- Of the markets this
week may be- noted the Philadelphia squads. which are
now sold 10y the dealer, in In Fulton Market for
30 cent, each. - % dozen, with fair prospect
# going greatly beyond that. Yes with squads 50
dear and canya-blck ducks from Ila,r dc Grace sell
ng for = pair and other wild duch, In proportion,
r demand for these bird, keep, just the same month
after month. Money object 10 the class Of PEG
pie who viii pay 10 cent, for tiny Squab that weighs
scarcely half pound. They would a cheerfully pay
II before they would - without. one game dealer
In Fulton Market sells every day from twenty to thirty
dozen SQUADS, about ten dozen being taken BY one
restaurant
ptarmsan are expected within few days from
canada and Labrador. There !, AWAY a sharp look
ont kept for the fist arrival Of thcS' birds from the
Far North They usually sell for about ~ - a pair
With th, month the season IN which 1t Is Lawful to
sell them In til, state expire, quail. rabbit, ana
squirrels, Quail are - % dozen, rabbits % cent,
pair. aud squirrel, - cent, pair. Con
,dcring all things, probably squirrel, at this
price are about the cheapest things in the market
Rccdbd, have gone mp To- -. Dozen and povcr from
the cold storage Warehouses cost - a dozen.
Fresh English ,nipc are 50 dozen. Ecd
heat duck, are - pair, maaIds -. teal 81
and broaAbill, ~ 20. Canadian harcs are 80
cent, "A pair and English hare, - each. English
pheasant, sell for - % pair English woodcock ~
and English partridge, ~ pair; pigeons are ~ %
Dozen wild geese - each, brlnt - pair, ana wld
turkeys - cents pound
Florida j, contributing string bGns to the New
York market. the supply i, exceedingly scant and
the price high accordingly, 30 cents "a quart Among
the feature, Of the vegetable market are the long S
,c,,le,, French cucumbers grown IN Boston )thou'ea
from imported seed. They sell for 30 cents ea'h'
sweet potatoc, are - cents hali peek, early rose
potatoc, - cents a halfpcck. and BurbankS 30 cents
a half neck French artichokcs are 20 cents each'
beet, =, cents "A bunch. Brussels sprouts 20 cents
quart imported cabbage 20 cents head Long l'Ih'l
caLace 10 and > cents head, red cabbage 10 cents
a head carrots cents a bunch. celery 10 cents "a
buncb crouberrc, IL and 20 cents quart, dandchoh
20 cents a quart, elephants 10 TO 40 cents ea'h'
,,ru, ~ cents a bunch. herbs 20 cents dozen
lunches bor,eradish root 10 cents pound Doueu
borseradish ID cents kale 20 cents peek lettuce
IN 10 cent, a head mint cents bunch iresh hlush-
rooms 90 cents pound, fresh okra, go cents nun
dred dried okra so cents pound Bernuda ohlohs
10 cents a quart red and white onions ~ oehtS' anu
yellow onions cents quart. Oy stcr plant ~ cents
hunrh uar,nips 20 cents dozen, peppers ~ cents
dn,en dollhouse radisiics cents u bunch, rinlbarD
II cents "A bunch, shallotes - cents quart soup
vegetables. celery. parsley, leek and okra cents
bunch spinach 20 cents half peck, sorre 40 cents
half peck, squash Is and 20 cents each' tomatoes