The Critic and record., 1891-04-22
LOCAL MARKETS.

Center Market looks moro attractive
than ever these fine spring mornings. The
flower stalls here and there not only form
scenes of beauty, in which masses Of roses
predominatc but shed a fragrance CRATE.
full to the senses that pass places where
Cheeses of alien production and vigorous
odors smite the nose.
There are not many changes since the
last report. Beef Of lirst-class quality is
still scarce and high-higher by 30 cents
per hundred wholesale, the butchers say,
within the last week. Spring chickens
the prices go to 60 cents per pound show
are still a luxury The rest of the quota
tions are not materially changed, except
III a few fruits. On account of large ship
ments pineapples have dropped from GO
to 20 and 20 cents each. Shipments of
strawberries have been rather light the
last few days and are now little higher
40 to so cents per quart.
FLoUB--Best family 1915 per barrel;
Sl.45 persack (quarter barrel); best Min
nosota $3.50 to 500 per barrel Sl.7j per
per sack Graham, o cents per pound;
entire wheat, 81 per barrel.
MEAL-Si per bushel, 25 cents per peck;
hominy, 35 cents per peck; grits II cents
per package flakes, 10 cents per package,
9 cents per pound; wheatlets, 10 cents per
package; oatmeal, cents per pound;
hecker's cracked wheat, cents per
pound; Farina, 10 cents per pound; sago,
10 cents per pound; rice, TO 10 cents per
pounds tapioCa, 10 cents per pound; split
or green peas, cents per pound; lentils,
10 cents per pound.
BurTER--Elgin creamery, 40 to 60 cents;
Pennsylvania, 80 to 40 cents; fancy print,
40 cents.
EGGs-lG cents per dozen.
CHEEsE-Cream, Is to 20 cents per
pound; new English, % cents; old Eng
lsh, 80 cents Camenbert 30 cents; linz
burger, 20 cents; Rouuefort, 90 cents;
pineapple, each GO cents; sapsag0 10
cents per cake; Fromage de brie, 80 cents
per pound; Schweitzer IS cents per pound;
English pineapple, 60 cents each; Eidam,
| Sl.15 to 81. .25 per piece: parmesan, 80 cents
! per pound; ncuichatel, to cents per
cake.
VEGETABLES. 49, Potatoes, SLIGO per
bushe; new, 81 per peck; sweet
| so cents per peck cabbage, 8 to 10 cents
| per head; cauliilower, 20 to 40 cents per
head; beets, new Florida, 70 cents per
| peck; home grown, % cents per bunch
! onions, 10 cents per peck; string beans, 81.
| per peck; Florida tomatoes, 20 cents per
! pound; cuCumbers 20cents each, Southern;
new peppers, 81 per dozen; new car
rots 10 cents per bunch; lettuce, 50 cents
to 81 per DOZEN asparagus, % to 80 cents
per bunch celery, % cents per bunch;
water.cresses, 10 cents per box pie.plant,
8 cents per bunch; eggplant, 10 to %
cents each snap beans, 90 cents peck,
30 cents per peck; cabbage, to 10 cents
per head rhubarb, 8 cents per bunch.
FRESH MEATs.-Beef, to 2j cents per
pound; steaks, 10 to 80 cents; roasts, ia to
20 cents; veal, 10 to 20 cents; roasts, l2l to
20 cents; outlets, 20 to % cents; mutton,
8 to 20 cents; spring lamb % to 30 cents;
corned beef, s to l2l cents per pound.
No. -. Na
pound; shoulders 10 cents pound; bacon,
10 to ~ cents pound picked pork, 10
cents pounu; lard, 10 cents pound.
FRESH FIsH-Shad, 25 to 50 cents
each; bucks or melts, 25 cents each;
rock bass, 10 cents per pound; POM
panO, % cents; perch 10 cents per
string; strawberry perch, 10 cents per
pound; founder. 10 cents per pound;
Spanish mackercl, 30 cents per pound;
imported white bait, 90 cents; German
carp l2l cents salt water trout, l2l
to 10 cents per pound white perch, %
cents per string; hard crabs, 40 to 80
80 cents per DOZEN Eels, 10 cents each
Holsters, 20 cents per pound; bull frogs
SO per dozen, 25 cents each.
PoUITBY.-Chickens roasting, Is to %
cents per lb.; spring chickens, 30 to 6C
cents per h.; turkey % cents per pound
duck, 20 cents per pound; capon, 25 cents
per pound.
FRUITs.--Apples, 75 cents to 81 per peck
Massena oranges, 80 to 40 cents per dozen
Floridas, 30 to 75 cents per dozen; Indiar
River oranges, ST. Shaddock, 10 cent!
each; pineapples, 20 to 25 cents each; grape
40 to 10 cents per pound; Strawberries 40 t
so cents per quart; lemons, 25 cents
dozen; bananas, 20 cents dozen; Gran
berries, 10 cents per quart; mandarins, 4
cents per dozen.
CANNED Goops-Lobster, % cents pc
can; tomatoes, 10 cents per can
salmon, 20 cents; Cayiare, 80 cent
per can; condensed milk, 10 to 4
cents per can; French peas, 10 to % cent
per can; American peas, II to 20 cents
mushrooms, 20 to 80 cents per can; corn
, 10 to 10 cents per can; peaches % to 3
cents; asparagus 25 to 80 cents per can.
NuTs-English walnuts, II to 20 cent
per pound; new Brazil, 10 cents per pound
pecans, Is cents per pound; almonds,
cents per pound; tilberts 10 cents pc
| pound.