The Critic and record., 1891-04-17
IN and About " City.
LOCAL MARKE.

The most notable thing about the Gem
tire Market is the demand for good beef
and the fact that it is still scarce and high.
Other fresh meats are i'm good supply with
TAR trade There Is q plentiful supply OF
vegetables, considering the recent wintry
weather in the South, and trade is quite
brisk. The fish market is abundantly
supplied prices arc lower and the demand
only ordinary. Trade in groceries is q
little dull for this season, though there is
q considerable sale Of canned goods
FLouE-Best family 1919 per barrel;
sl4j Ter sack (guarter barrel); best Min
ncsota 500 to 500 per barrel; Sl.75 per
per sack, Graham, ( cents per pound
entire wheat 81 per barrel.
MEN-Sl per bushel, % cents per peck;
hominy, 80 cents per peck; grits Il cents
per package; ilakcs, 10 cents per package
cents per pound; wheatlets, 10 cents per
package oatmeal, 3 cents pcr pound
Hcckers cracked wheat, q cents per
pound; Farina, 10 cents per pound sago,
10 cents per pound. rice Z to 10 cents uer
pound, tapioca, 10 cents per pound; split
or green peas, cents per pound; sentils,
loCents per pound
Br1rEE-Elgin creamery, 80 to 50 cents.
Pennsylvania, 33 to 80 cents; print, IS
cents
Eces--l6 cents per dozen.
CHfE,E-Cream, 10 To % cents per
pound new English, % cents; old Eng
lish, - cents; Camenbert 30 cents; linz
burCcr 20 cents; ROuuefurt. so cents.
pineapple, each 60 cents; sapsago 10
cents per cake. Framage dc brie, so cents
per pound; SChweitzer, IS cents per pound;
English pineapple, go cents each; Eidem,
Sll5 10 81 % per piece; parmesan 80 cents
per pound ncufchatel, 3 to cents per
pound
yEeErApLrs. - Potatoes slCo per
bushel; new, 81 per peck sweet,
80 cents per peck; cabbage, to 10 cents
per head; cauliilower, 20 to 40 cents per
head; bects, new Florida, ~ cents per
peck home grown 25 cents per bunch:
onions, 70 cents per peck beans, 15 cents
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, 80 cents
20 ~ per DOZEN asparagus, 2j to 90 cents
per bunch; celery, % cents per bunch;
water'cresses, 10 cents per box; pie-plant,
\ punches for % cents eggplant, 10
to % cents each snap beans, 20 cents !
peck, 30 cents per peck cabbage, to 10
cents, per head rhubarb, cents per
bunch
fEtsH NEATs.-Beef, s to 2j cents per
pound; steaks, 10 to 30 cents; roasts, i2I to
20 cents veal 10 To 20 cents; roasts, 12l TO
lS cents; outlets, 20 to % cents; mutton,
to ~ cents; spring lamb, 25 TO 30 cents;
rorned beef, TO l2I cents per pound.
CURED MEATs-Hams, Is to 10 cents
pound shoulders, 10 cents pound; bacon,
10 to II cents pound; picked pork, 10
cents pound; lard, 10 cents pound.
Fresh FisH-Shad, 25 to 40 cents
each; bucks or melts, % cents each;
rock bass, 10 cents per pound; pom.
pano 20 cents; perch % cents per
string strawberry perch, 10 cents per
pound; founder, 10 cents per pound;
Spanish mackerel, 80 cents per pound:
imported white bait 30 cents: German
carp, l2l cents; salt water trout, t2l
to 10 cents per pound; pike, 10 cents per
pound; white perch, % cents per string;
hard crabs, 2j cents per dozen; Eels 10
cents each; HOLSTERS, 20 cents per pound.
PouLTnY.- Chickens, Is to 50cents each;
turkey 20 to- % cents per pound; duck, 20
cents per pound; capon, 20 cents per
pound.
FRuIrs.-Apples, rs cents to 81 per peck;
Msssena oranges, 80 to 10 cents per dozen;
florldas, 80 to 10 cents per dozen; Indian
River oranges, 81; Shaddock, 10 cents
each, pineapples, GO cents each; grapes 40
to IS cents per pound; strawberries, 25 to
10 cents per quart; lemons, % cents q
dozen bananas 20 cents a dozen; cram
berries, 10 cents per quart; mandarins, 10
cents per dozen.
CANNED Goops-Lobster, % to 25 cents
per can; salmon, l2l to 20 cents; Caviare,
30 cents per cam condensed milk, 10 to Is
cents per can; French peas, 10 to % cents
per cam American peas, II to 20 cents.
mushrooms, 20 to 80 cents per can corn
10 to 10 cents per can; peaches, % to 35
cents. asparagus, 25 to 50 cents per can.
NUTs--English walnuts, II to 90 cents
per pound; new Brazil, 10 cents per pound;
pecans, IL cents per pound; almonds, 20
cents per pound; tilberts, l3 cents per
pound.
The Cattle Market.
ARLINGTON, VA, April Il.
81 cattle - best, OF to 81; good A. to
,; medium, to At common, 81 to
~; sheep and lam bs-lambs, to
y; spring lambs, Sc. to lOc.; sheep,
y to 81; calves, to g; cows and calves,
S2j to $40. Market good.