The Critic and record., 1891-04-24
In and About the City.
LOCAL MARKETS.

There is absolutely no change in any OF
The quotations since the last review, ex-
ccpt in the single item of Strawberries
and that is explained on account Of the
grade of shipments which continue light
torthc season. Trade is somewhat brisker
i'm prime cuts Of beef, although it con-
tiuuCs scarce, biding the coming Of grass
fed beef. The butchers say that people
are getting educated mp TO prices There
is The barcst possible margin for profit
I'm hest beef, even TO the butchers,
FIorE-Bcst family Sj.15 per barrel.
81 A. tersack Cquartcr barrel); best Min.
ncsota 500 to 500 per barrel Sl7j per
Per sack, Graham, . cents per pound;
entire wheat, 81 per barrel.
MrNi--Sl per bushel, 2j cents per peck,
hominy 35 cents per peck; grts, IL cents
per package; flakes, 10 cents per package,
q cents per pound wheatlets, 10 cents per
package; oatmeal, cents per pound.
1Iccker's cracked wheat, 6 cents per
pound; Farina, 10 cents per pound; sage,
10 cents per pounds rice, 20 10 cents per
pound; tapiOca, 10 cents per pound; split
or green peas, cents per pound; lentils,
10 cents per pound.
BurrEn--Elgin creamery. 90 to 60 cents;
Pennsylvania, 80 to 40 cents; fancy print,
~ cents.
Eocs--l6 cents per dozen.
CilEEsE-C Cream is TO % cents per
pound; new English, % cents; old Eng.
lish, 80 cents; Camenbert, 80 cents; linn
burger, 20 cents; Rouuefort, 30 cents;
pineapple, each 60 cents; sapsag0 10
cents per cake. Fromage de brio, 80 cents
per pound; Schweitzer, 35 cents per pound;
English pineapple, 60 cents each; Eidam,
Sll5 to ~ % per piece: parmesan, 80 cents
per pound; neufchatel, to cents per
cake.
VEGETABLES. - Potatoes, SlG0 per
bushel; new, 81 per peck; sweet,
10 cents per peck; cabbage, TO 10 cents
per head; Caulillower, 20 to 40 cents per
head: beets, new Florida, - cents per
peck; home grown. % cents per bunch
onions, - cents per peck; string beans, 81.
per peck; Florida tomatoes, % cents per
pound cucumbcrs, 20cents each Southern;
new peppers 81 per dozen; now car
rots, 10 cents per bunch; lettuce, 90 cents
TO 81 per dozen; asparagus, % TO 80 cents
per bunch; celery, % cents per bunch;
water crcsScS, 10 cents per box; pie-plant,
cents per bunch; eggplant, Is to -
cents each snap beans, 20 cents peck,
~ cents per peck; cabbage, 3 to 10 cents
per bead rhubarb cents per bunch.
FBEsu MEATs.-Beef, s to % cents per
pound; steaks, IL to 50 cents; roasts, 12l to
20 cents; veal, 10 to 20 cents; roasts, l2l to
20 cents; outlets, 20 to % cents mutton
to 20 cents; spring lamb, p to 80 cents;
Corned beef, S to l2l cents per pound.
CURED MENTs-Hams, 13 to 10 cents
pound; shoulders 10 cents pound; bacon,
10 to II cents pound; picked pork, IL
cents pound; lard, 10 cents pound.
FREsH FIsn-Shad, 20 to so cent:
each bucks or melts, 25 cents each
rock bass, 10 cents per pound pom.
pano, % cents; perch 10 cents PEI
string strawberry perch, 10 cents pei
pound founder, 10 cents per pound
Spanish mackerel. 30 cents per pound
imported white bait, so cents; German
carp, l2l cents; salt water trout, l2l
TO 10 cents per pound; white perch, 2,
cents per string; hard crabs, 40 to 80
30 cents per dozen; Eels, 10 cents each
lobSters, 20 cents per pound; bull frogs
81 per dozen, 25 cents each.
PouLrRY:-Chickens, roasting, Is to q
cents per lb.; spring chickens, so to Gl
cents rer h.. turkey, % cents per pound
duck, ~ cents per pound; capon, % cent?
per pound.
FnuIrs.--Apples, 10 cents to 81 per peck
Massena oranges, 80 TO 40 cents per dozen
FluridaS 30 to 75 cents per DOZEN Indian
River oranges, 81; Shaddock, 10 cent.
each pineapples, 20 to % cents each; grape!
toto 75cents per pound; Strawberries, 80 tC
80 cents per quart; lemons % cents {
dozen; bananas, 20 cents dozen; Gran
berries, 10 cents per quart; mandarins, Al
cents per dozen.
CANNED Goops-Lobster, 25 cents pc
can; tomatoes, 10 cents per can
salmon, 20 cents; Cayiare, 80 cent
per can; condensed milk, Is TO Il
cents per can; French peas, 10 to 2j cent
per can; American peas, II to 20 cents
mushrooms, 20 to 80 cents per can; corn
10 to 10 cents per can; peaches, 25 TO
cents; asparagus, 25 TO 80 cents per can.
NU1s-English walnuts II to 20 cent
per pound; new Brazil 10 cents per pound
pccans, l3 cents per pound; almonds,
cents per pound; filberts, 10 cents pc
pound.
The Cattle Market.
ARLINGTON, VA, April 3.--Cattle-Bcs
81 to 81; good, A to 5; medium, to A.
common, y to 81 G7 sheep and lam bs-
sheep, 81 to 81; lambs, to ~ sprin
lambs u to 81; calves, Al to 81; cows an
calves, S2j to Sl5. Market good.