New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.
THEY VARY ACCORDING TO LOCALITY.
FANCY FIGURES IL DRoADwAY FRUIT STORE
QUAIL AND RABBITS OUT OF SEASoN.

QUAIL AND RABBITS OUT OF SLASON'
Prices of market produce vary in different places
I'm This great metropolis almost widely as the hguics
that prevail in parts OF the city dcF rom prices
of the same product at points thoAsdhu OF 50 h'es
away-FlOrila California even ITcce lot HW0'
in some large fancy store on Broadway' Tor In
stance are not to be taken as the cost OF fruit in the
cltv by long Odds but all the same these stores nave
an immense patronage and their prices would be IN
tele,tiug anyhow by way of contrast. in large ful'
store on lower broadway the pretty little lady apples
than can be had for 80 cents dozen elsewhere coSt
1o ccnts a dozen hOthOusc strawberries grown IN
NewJcrscy sell for 81 80 cup. holding about fifteen
rerries: oranges are 15 cents, 81 30 and - dozen
and lemons 40 cents dozen. Malaga grapes sell 10y
40 cents q pound, about double the cost Of thc
same fruit outside, while Catawbas are 80 cents
Ink Apples are sold for - cents a dozen or Sl2
barrel and pineapplcs for so and 10 cents each
california Esta BeuTe pears be had for the
tri1ng of 81 30 a dozen, While tangerlhes cosV
90 cents dozen, while elsewhere the same taheeres'
though they may not be wrapped in pretty strip0d
tissue paper, be had for 30 cents III 'heSe
fruit stores grape fruit sells for 10 cents each, alligator
pears to be with pepper and salt for 20 Genus
each and navel or seediess oranges for ~ Dozen
Minceple il is said should be like Caesars wiic
above suspicion, but 50 cents pound Is ue''
price TO pay even for the satisfaction OF knowing one
mince pie faultless. Cucumbere cost Az eeht9 cav
I'm these stores. Figs sell for 80 to az Genus
a pound dates for l5 % and 40 cents pound English
walnuts 70 cents and almonds 40 cents pouhd.
The game dealers have been donS some lively must
ling this week get rid of their STOCK Oi guam ''u id
bits for tho law permitting them to be SOFA Ill 'is
State expires today and not until next November VIII
the season open again. Hundreds OF dozens OF dnaI
have been shiuped within "a few days from this city
to Baltimore Boston, Philadelphia and other cltieS' ana
local restauIantkeepers have bought up all te SURPLUS
rabbits in stock at great sacnce TO u'e sdo ueaioi
Heretofore - 80 dozen has been asked Tor quail anu
l,,,tt ths. kQp
keep posted on game laws had excellent opportunities
since last Monday to stock their laries with quail ana
rabbits at their own prices PiOver, frozen haM aS
rocks have been taken from the storage houses W 10
place quail They sell for SO a Dozen Among .iio
other features of the game market Is the hie price,
So "a pair, now asked for redhead DUCKS Oali'as
backs can stin had for SIS pair, malaids Tor r.
and teal and broadbs for 81 80. Canadian mares
are worth 10 cents pair. Enshsh iareS q pam
English snipe SO "a dozen, English pheaNnh'S 9i oo
pair English wCOdCOck ~ and Engish ptrtruScS T.
1ar Wild geese are 81 each, Wild turkeys - cents
pound ard frozen bialt o. p"I' o4"ao' iN "
10 80 dozen.
Prices in the fish market have not changed lrOh
the figure, quoted in last SATURDAYS Tribune. ihc.c
is a good demand just now ior dIdmoEdbacN terr'p"
from caterers who provide the good thhES lounu !"
such prfus0n Tie numerous public bahduels III '"iS
ard other cities. They sell for 40 ana F"o
DOZEN The sapply Of damondbach tcnapin OF the
mt class is limited sid Wallace Blachioid' OF run
toA Makct. OF Fin ComnI!s oneF t. IT, bEtcNl ru.
~T!c,c aie what they cal tcrapin farms on the "'ii
Coast, witch are Oaly pens containing tAods"huS ol
tr.n which have lccu caught along shore in scine>.
bat t!y,c cannot compare IN flavor Win the Noi'hcF"
o,amordlack The latter are caught in small mum
r..s in Chesapeake Bay AID al.EE TIE Nc"''ei9'''
Long l>ald aud Ia, -acusctla shores. Inc S'N'Ht'n
1c;;in run about their pes get warts on thciE lcc'
and are ,is striGgy and Muscular ~ chicteh ''al
l1us all over a farm to maze its living. Bnt lhe
Nc:thcgn dlamundback comes up Out VI ulc sea III Hc
winter burrows in the mud to hibernate ana Is GUG
up OFT Of the mud by the hsliermch IL - as teaue'
snapcly and fat eIa be "hcn louhl anu 'dSS S on
rtncr different from the southern tridllh. uiout
Ine aiter has the peculiar DIAMOND shapei scaie On
It's Hn Jan E1r shai cost a. for roes and 81 FOR
bucSs OREGON salmon sells foy 20 cents louh9; |
hsIbu l. cents pOmpano. 20 cci's 5Tp.Vo, c,t,
salmon trout, 10 cents smells 10 ana ~ cents anu
pannd prints OF Philadelphia butter sell for 40 cents
Long Island eggs cost 40 cents dozen ana Staie de
egg, 30 cents. Domestic cheese labelled lFoase uo
pf spring lambs sell for So $40, Sll and S12 by the
Gc9@ GSer SyeT2 dy ana some have been week
that weighed as hsn as 30 P9~"qs "a PoieThonse
steak costs % cents pound; prime IiD I%oas % 90
cents poeraouSe roast 20 cents srl0n % s,eaE stca 90
cents: fresh ramp beef. 10 cents; heip roast, ~
cents leg OF beef ccats hle 60 cent? piaS cgrnt snt
i,c liver 10 cents and beef idneys, Il cents Veal
chops are worth 20 cents pound loin veal - cent
leg veal 20 cents; breast veal, - cents shoulder
val II l-2 cents: veal outlets. - cents rlO veal
- cents flet veal, % cents; calfS lead 90 cents
- cents a pair Hlndquarter OF mutton can be had
for iG cents pound forequarter; II cents; rack
mmion rack % cSops 81 cents English chops IS
shoulder. 10 cents and mutton kidneys, . cents a
And foreonaIter ii cents rack lamb chops o8 cents
saddle lamb, 20 cents leg Of lamb, cents shoude.
lamb IL IL cents breast lamb L. IL cehtS' anu
iau,h lnin chOpS cents