New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
6rolllng Turkeys.

Spring broiling turkeys. weighing from
8 to 8 pounds each, are TO be had at
Washington Market this week; they are In
fine condition and cost 50 to 81 pair.
Squads are selling at 81 so TO s. 80 dozen.
and stall fed pigeons are 10 cents each.
Celery fed duckings are up TO 70 cents n
pound, and Philadelphia brollers are % to
% cents pound. Fresh fowls. which are
scarce, arc 20 10 % cents a pound.
Brown eggs are q cents, and white Leg
horns are 20 cents a dozen. Sweet butter
is 35 cents a pound, and Philadelphia print
is 81 cents a pound.
Cherries Galore.
To the surprise OF tho fruit handlers an
enormous shipment OF cherries made It's
appearance IN the city this week: the
shipment came from Montana, and the
cherries. which were OF splendid quality,
cold readily FOR rs cents n pound. New
Mexican peaches are - cents n dozen,
Georgia and Jersey peaches are each %
cents a dozen. Gravenstein apples are
again on the market and are 30 cents a
dozen; Alexander apples are 60 cents, and
Lady apples are 30 cents a dozen. Crab
-
cents large preserving basket Early
Moose grapes. California Malagas and
seedless California grapes are % cents a
pound, Niagara and Delaware grapes are
30 cents a quart, Belgian dollhouse grapes
are N25 pound. Hamburgs are 10 n
pound and French Muscatcls are 81 % a
pound. The only good eating pear In tho
market Just now is the Bartlett, which
sells at IS cents n dozen. Plums are stu
plentiful, and include greengage, Burbank
and apple plums at 80 cents dozen, egS
plums, cherry plums. Gross prunes aud
tragedy dark plums at IS cents, and straw
berry plums at 40 cents dozen. Call
fornlan mystery plums are 80 cents, and
japanese Kelsey pums are 60 cents
dozen. Porto Rico and Kingston ilbreless
mangoes are each % cents apiece. Nancy
appIes are % cents each, Porto Rico pines
are S5 cents and alligator pears are also
35 cents each. Montreal melons are - each.
wstermelons are 81 each, Arizona canta-
Ioupes are i to 25 cents each. Georgia
cantaloupes are 10 TO 20 cents each, and
Maryland cantaloupes are TO 10 cents
apiece. Blackberries and gooscberries arc
20 cents n quart. California nectarines are
rs cents a dozen. and California oranges
are from 70 cents to 81 so a dozen
Wild Cherries In.
Cabbages, though still 10 cents head,
are not very good this week. Tomatoes are
10 cents pound. and the new egg tomatoes
are % cents a basket. Caullowers are %
cents head. eggplants are large ana
CHEAP at 10 cents each, and mushrooms are
$50 a pound. The first of this seasons
wild cherries, which are used solely for
bottling in liquor. are selling at the vege-
table stalls for % cents quart. Ne"
spinach is IN this week and sells for %
cents for two quarts. Celery Is 20 cents
bunch okra is Is cents for two dozen, and
soup celery Is 5 cents bunch. Shallots
are % cents n box. wax and string beans
are 10 cents quart, peas are 20 cents for
two quarts, sweet potatoes are u cents "A
quart, and new potatoes are 20 cents the
half peck Lettuce. chicory apd escarole
are 8 cents head, beets are cents a
bunch, white onions are Is cents A quart,
green peppers are cents for two. and
| sweet basil Is s cents bunch. Corn Ia 81