Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15
Provision Market.


Winter have ope his fire upon suddenly and
s1vasey and the price provisions of almost kinds has
Increased This should na-must be- The poor of this
city classthe unavoidably poor-he unforu
poDrand unless be taken speedily TIE
tori,ies of he city to ameorae their suerngto asuage
their meryto improve their condition, ae quences will
be such sudder think upon We reasonably
expect extraordinary revival or improvement IN the
Of raec before the s7ringn the time the must
have food Again. hundreds and Thousands of
worthy virtuous and Industrious youTg females will be
ing but miserable paace supply the cravings Of
during the winter The picture painful look upoa. The
poor and working classes by far the por
the Community aSd these will the high price Of pro-
visions isct the greatest amount of misery. l. is
cessary follow the evils produced 10y this things,
up through all their ramiGc sonse facts be apparent
every hu and thnksg person. Humble but excellent
keepers, suffer
industrious and enterprag mechancs suffer also severely
from the high price of provisions in short all feel the
weight and oppression of this state Of things but those who
best able to bearit.
Andyet It's ost amus,g 10 enter Futon Market and talk
the red rosy checked good looking butchers with which
that place abounds Their
Belly with good fat capon nd,s
they bid defiance alike the assaults Of rain,
cold winter, age, thing else they be the
same thing yesterday today, and for ever"
Good beet, Ma milne urlon rump, widows piece
beautiful beef, Ma'am-pone better where"
"Hew do you sell il today, aIr. Warner"
Only Is cents pound for the primet parts :"
That is much, adcedbeef is extravagantly dcarmy
husband has only balf wora but his task aborous
yet cannot AFFORD TO if continues extrava
gantly DEAR"
WELL ma'am the butchers are moi to blame. dear
scanialousiy deatleres mistake about but il ant
buchers-we help ,-we'rc the i'm
posed upon of men in the whole Tldwe $4,000 and
good will Of t.e STALL and thea pay the
por $50 year stalls and they let
y bucker drover orea u.s. Yes ma'am they forestall
fact, mstake-tley do nothing but loaf about
the outskirts OF the towntcy buy all the beeves from the
farmers ~ and SO a huodred-tey hold them to
make give thu price while they alive II we hang out
they kill the themselves send them down In quarters to
the market here-pay but shilling day for their
stand. compel buy the beefdeaa or alive"
Bu .r Bennett says, in his Herald that yen monopolze
the beef, and keep up the prics."
"Oh no. madam! you misunderstood hinl-hes the only
man that docs real Of the markets in this
eoun,ry-and it's ali tile singular too for they say be aint mar
~d goes market but that's neither here nor
there Other he the hang OF the markets I'M
kmmony To be he has and then given the
butchers sharp cnt and clean but know, Ma'am
there never class Of men, in community entirely
free from tanto or corruption.
Well hope the Corporation something for the poor
this winter"
al hope so too Miami ami know that IL they dent do
away with onopoy the hucker drover and improve
the ke this water, the butshers viii send
every Alderman grass spring These huckster drover
q, scheme and ride round twenty OF thirty met
ont of the city the drovers OF sheep and
b.eves and buy up They also with some far
ers for their stock, ard they get accommodation The
Butchers and Drovers Bank to enable them TO do ~"
So hut so must be long shall watch the bear
ngs changes OF this truly Important opc-appy The lash
10 the pains taking hold MP 10 put.
tic Indignation the designing detcsibe monopo ners IN This
natter belong what class they Beef an Important
article ooodparicuIary the working clases-snd extra
vagznty high all kinds Of provisions beet muck is-
pro9ortisn than any OF the rest
There has plentiful supply Of hogs lately and pork
ha, declined Poultry pretty but prices very hgh.
The supply Of venon in the market greater Than u has hill
Mutten Is abundant but the price has
increased Half hundred carcases day brought ino
Fulton Country Market by the hnckster who sell this
carcass mutton cen-whi prime saddles bring u cents
IN The butchers stalls
Ia the Fish Market the supply Cad fish very
scarce seaked bassan unusual thing atis OF
the year.
All the poultry brought markets sboughi by The
uekers who Keep the stalls there all the yearround They
buy the live poultry brought in n the supply exceeds the
dra nd they coop the tow fattsn keep them ill
market good demand, and add least 30 per
price which the people would refill item All
The ,snson and game bought up in tie same way.
FueL-wood and coal-we much in want of-and those
st distance would we'll supplies instantly re
prices fall which Is the general belle they viii do
ihardng the demand in instances, Ger particular
kinds Of lus exceeds the supply
Meatpeefo rs censi mu,onleg L. quarters iocents:
lamb sboui the polk to 10 cents; ves-very
and very inferior at IA cents; vsnson 20 cents.
Poultry-TurheJs about Is 81. per lb.-very fine
brought geese ss and %. escbone fine young goose
weighing IS lbs or fetched Issone OF 10 lbs sold los
Ducks o. to lea pairs chickens al prices from a. 10 2
pairs Wild pigeons l2s las pair; butter - bi
eggs IS cents dozen.
Vegetables g. Cd per bushel-in the cast and
they 10 cents; abunch celery II
sticks Bergen cabbsgc very large hundred-the
cheapest article In the provision markets water melons
esch for good nutmeg melons, musk melons
teopes and squabe mddne sized sn~s each; turnps
s. sushel; apples 81 per barrel; ounces q per 100
Fss-Cod6sh. Q cents per b.-EeIs, Is cens-Blue and
Black Fish, scarce At f-sreaked Bass lsLobsters 10
F~i-Osk wood, 81 per load-Hckery "a shiIHng-yelow
Pine IS sliIngs-whe Pine, 10 shlings-Psach Orchard
Coal &aso-Lehgi, % TO ss5o-Lsckswsna, - TO ssAn-
thracile, So Sydney, ga p n tor.
State Of Trade.
TuEsp " EvEssc, Oct. IA.
The nlsmcnt OF weather during the Whole day