Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-28
cranberries from Germany and
Rare Catch of Shad Among
Novelties on the Stands.

Pineapples. the first of the crop
from the Isle of Pines, the dollhouse
of the Caribbean" are on sale today
at Centre Market. The luscious fruit
sells at from so to 20 cents each. A
few crates of the pineapples arrived
here from the Cuban plantations.
Some of the fruit weighs six pounds.
A liberal supply of Florida kum-
quats also reached Newark this week.
This m mature species of the orange
retails at 90 cents a quart. A new
line of Arabian dates are on sale. This
variety Is called the Fard date, and
costs 20 cents a pound.
Pecans. almonds and black welnuts
ere coming in from all parts of the
country. Pecans and almonds cost
az cents a pound, while the walnuts
are more plentiful, and can be bought
for Is cents quart.
Carrying Goals to Newcastle" is an
old saw, but shipping canned cram
berries to. New Jersey Is something
| startlingly new. The canned Gran :
Eberries came from Germany. Thev
are, preserved in syrup, and cost 80
cents reI can.
Apples, pears grapes and other
fruits are still here in large quanti-
ties. A list of the fruits on sale at
the market follows:
Fruits and Nuts.
Pound sweet apples. per qt. i2c
ISheepnose apples. per ct. 5000. 15c
ISpitzenberg apples. per doz..... soc
Sickel pears, per qt....,....... 1bc
, Sheldon pears. per ut. ........1 6c
Reaurre Bose pears, per box. -. lac
Oranges, per doz. ..-.......... 25c-50c
Bana mas, per dog. =. loci &c
German prunes. per qtsA 20c
,emon6. per doz. ..,t.. &c
Spanish Maiasa cranes per Id. 1Sc
Tahfo-nia Malaga cranes. per ID. 1se
Imrorted tamarinds. per ID 20c
Spanlsh frs Der Id. . 2Rc
| Casaha melons. each. ..... lGc-5nc
Pomesranetes. each. .......'...... Zoe
lmnorted Fard dates, per lib 2nc
Arahtai1s dates. per 10. .......f.... lie
lITanhe~rtes.g per at ........, 15c
Imp. German Cranberries, at. can. 25e
1mnorted Pin eesn each S SSc s9c
Hofhouse .granes. imported, qnc
loutnces per- doz, t............. ace
New pecans s;. II '.'..''.' 4oc-. 20,
California almonds. per ib. -. 4nc
SLACK walnuts. rer at. 15c
Vegetables.
Hot house lettuce is among the
latest arrivals in the vegetable line
and sells at ten and fifteen cents "a
head. OYSTER plants can now be had
for ten cents bunch, but these two
commodities are practically the only
new ones seen OH the vegetable
stands this week.
Mush rooms per lib. - Soc soc
German potatoes. per Id. ....,, &c
French artichokes. each. -. .15c-22c
Hothouse cucumhers. each. .... 15c
Florida egg plants, each. .... 15c
Fopcorn, per I'D. ................. 1Oc
Snanish onions. 8 for. ........... 10c
watercresa. Der bunch ....... &c
White turnips. ner ~ neck $500. 25e
Putnha ea tu~nips. for. 1nc
White potatoes per " neck. 1ac-22c
Sweet potatoes. ner X peck 30c-ssc
Celery. per bunch. .............. Toe
Spinach per " neck. ....... 2nc
Brussels sprouts. per box. $50. 20c
Cabbage. per head Bc-10c
Carrots. per bunch. ........ &c
Beets. per bunch .,......... &c
ettuce. ner head. ........... 10c-fhc
Hot House lettuce. per. head. 1Oc-1 &c
String beans per at. 49,. 20c-3nc
iCaufinower. Der head. ...... 10c-2hc
Parsnins. per 2 OTIS. ..s........ Sc
Knob celerv per bunch. ........ &c
Green meas. per 70 peck. ...-.. 81 Or
New white squash .......... 10e- goo
oyster nlant ............... Sc-10c
Feg plant .s............... 1bc-2hc
Romano loc-Inc
Root artichoke. per at. ......... zoe
Eggs and Butter.
Nothing seems to be able to stop
| the upward flight of the price of