The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
THE MIG MARKET
The Pretty Weather brought Out
The lsnnl IurSc l'ruMh.

| The fine weather brought out goo
crowd OF buyers and visitors to tie hi
market yesterday afternoon The sever
cold srell OF lass week cut the supply o
| vegetables somewhat shorter. and conye
| quonty the number of wagons at IL
market was no, as large as usual. Th
market was we'll supplied with vegetables
fruit. fish. game and oysters.
fo.Iowins arr the quotations:
VEGETABLES.
Carrots. cents bunch
Bee!s. cents a burch.
nahhage, 5 to Is cents a buncn
thyme. 10 cunts huncn.
ytadishes. cents q bunch
Marie ion. 3 cents a bunch.
pumpkins. 10 TO 10 cents.
lettuce, two heads for cents
M"stsatu greens. . cents Il bunch: Chi
itse ; cents a bunch
SWISS chart scarce, none in market
Parsley. cents "A bunch
SS,een or CRY sage cents a huncn.
Tm.cs potatoes, cents n measure.
ioinatoeS. 20 cents a dozen.
I've honiny, 5 cents a quart
Soup bunch. cents
.uriips, to 10 cents.
tauNflower. Is to 40 cents
Shallots. cents a bunch
onions. 10 cents a quart
Horse radish. 3 Tor % cents
Iforse radish ground, 10 cents a pint.
lIlsh potatoes, cents a measure
,-Green peas. 10 ctnts Il quart, quarts for
,Giarlc, % cents dozen.
Spinach cents a quart
tlkra. 10 cents a quart
tInu.ly lettuce. none in market.
.iack-eyed peas. 5 cents quart
hgg plants. 5 cents each
Asrara gus, Is cents a bunch.
Parsnips. 10 cents n bunch.
Cucumbers. none In market
,ireen onions. 10 cents a bunch.
mar heans, cents "A quart
squash; small. SC each
Pie fruit. none in market
Hutter beans. 10 cents quart
sweet peppers, cents a dozen
FRUITS.
Apples, 10 cents bucket.
Cranberries, 10 cents a quart
i,aiss. 10 cents a pound.
Malasa grapes. none in market
Nvrlherll grapes, none in market.
Salnornia grapes. . pounds for Is cents.
ranges, 30 cents IL dozen
Mixed nuts, IL cents a pound.
Ircans. 10 cents quart.
tocoanuts ana 10 cents each.
Lemons, IL cents a dozen.
bananas to 10 cents a dozen
Dried figs, 10 cents i pound
Whternnelons. none IN market.
nehches; 50 cents box: 10 cents dozen.
q and 50 cents dozen
tfss green none In market.
PRODUCE.
Eggs. 25 cents dozen, yard eggs, -
Butter country, 20 cents a pound.
Butter; Western, 25 10 80 cents pound.
Cheese. 10 to 90 cents il pound
Candy, 10 cents pound.
Peanuts, roasted. : cents quart.
Popcorn balls, cents each.
MEATS.
Beef, roast, to 10 cents a pound.
Beer. round steak, to 10 cents pound
Beef, slr,o!n steaks. 10 cents a pound.
sect porterhouse steaks. 10 cents a
B@ef, tenderloln steaks, 10 cents a pouna
Fork roast 10 cents pound.
YORK, chops 10 cents a pound.
Veal. roast, n cents n pound.
Mutton, 10 cents Il pound.
bologna sausage. 10 cents a pound.
,MieAerwurst sausage Il cents a pouna.
Irlpe, 10 cents a pound
FORK sausage l4l2 cents n pound.
ItNor, cents pound.
rork and t"ef sausage. 10 cents a pound |
Fresh leaf lard. 10 cents "a pound.
Reef tongue, 10 TO 20 cents each.
San tongue, 10 cents each.
Head cheese. 10 cents a pound.
frankfurt sausage, - cents pound.
LIVER sausage, ! cents Il pound.
BLOOD sausage. cents a pound.
FISH.
Trout, 10 cents FOUND
Buffalo, 1 cents "a pound
Reddish 10 cents a pound
BLACK bass. 20 cents a pound.
Perch 10 cents a pound.
Drumhsh, cents a pound
sea- p Ike, none in market,
Catfish & cents a pound
ked snapper 10 cents n pound.
SheephcUd, 10 cents pound.
Pompano 30 cents "A pound.
Crabs. 10 cents n dozen.
Turtles. 10 cents pound
oysters. Matasorda. 80 cents n hundrc
erwick Fay. 70 cents a hundred.
POULTRY.
Chickens % 10 20 cents each: spring.
one in market, dressed. 90 to 40 cents
lch.
Turkeys. dressed, 80 cents to 81; alive,
to 10 cents
GAME.
Duck-Small black 40 cents pair; mall
I'd. 10 cents a PAIR canvas back, SIPS q
lir.
wild geese. so to 10 cents.
Squirrels. for rs cents
Opossusns. % and 30 cents
Nenison. 10 cents a pound.