New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
NETWORK FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKETS
Reported for The Tt:bune.l


TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. !.
During the last two weeks the vegetables and fruits
have been gradually Withdrawing themselves from mar
ket. until they have nearly disappeared The heavy
staples such as Potatoes Turnps, Onions Apples, &c
&c are still there in plenty but the eiervescence of the
vegetable market has subsded-its glory has departed
BEEF-Wthin the last week Beef has been duller and
lower than for some time past. The best lots Will moi
bring on foot more than 81 There is rather full
supply in market and to some extent over the demand
LAMBS-There is great variety ofquaities and prices
in u,arket-rather than usual. We saw them solo
rs low as as and high 81 So About the aver
age for fair range Of quality Sls2 They are plenty
PoRK-'L,te hogs all ready for roasting, begin tc
take their places among the rest Of the poultry Pork IN
carcases is worth 81 U6 cts. y 10.
POULTRY-C Chickens really scarce Good ones
bring quickly J6062 cts. per pair at wholesale Ducks
are about the Turkeys vary from IS cts to 81 -
Fowls ought be carefully picked fcne would avoid I'M
position We fear that the system of blowing them up
ike the Grand Vizier in Mazulme, prevails to great
too great extent in this community Those who prac
tice it ought themselves be bowed up most inconu
nently.
GAME.-Woodcock are scarce at 56062 cts. per pair
mot dozen) and they walk of with wonderful speed,
FISH.-The Haibut season is pretty much over
What remains is worth cts p IT, Fresh Cod very fat
and delicious is worth 81; Founders q Striped Bass
Black Fish 81 d6
oYSTERS.-Good stewing Oysters are worth so cts.
p busbe An excelen. article for frying or broing can
be had for S. y 1000.
CLAMS-Strong and lea,hery, at e. cts. per bushel
BUTTER-There is not full supply Of Fresh Butter
~ arriy
is sought for at - CTS Western be had in toerabe
plenty at 10
EGGs-re scarce and dear. 1t is considered parti-
cuar favor on the part of hucksters let you buy them
at 81 so y hundred.
SWEET POTATOES-They are plenty and good
Usual price 81 50 y Dbl The best Sweet Potatoes now
come from New.Jersey; but only few years ago it was
supposed impossible to raise them at all North OF the
Caroinas or Virginia The Virginia Potato now gener-
ally shilling p barrel lower than the New.Jersey.
TURNIPS-Are worth 10 cents per bushel, and are
very fine and plenty Carrots Bees, Squashes, Cabba-
ces &C. &c are substantially the same as at our last
report.
TOMATOES.-These fine vegetables have almost en-
tirey disappeared few shallow baskets partially filled
with tkem are scattered about the markets. but they
have sad appearance-something between perSim-
mon a paw.paw and red pepper We hadn't the heart
TO inquire the price of them
DUTCH CHEESES-Very cool and curt eating, at
three for two cents four for siXpence and so on Tor
smaller quantities People who don't eat Dutch Cheeses
miss great luxury. They not hard to swallow, and
it is easy TO put them into Yankee.
APPLES-Good ordinary Apples are worth from Sl,3o
70 So per Dbl Some are much higher. The supply al
together is scarce.
GRAPES.-Catawbas are the plentiest just now, and
sell for u % cents per pound, lsabelas are at the old
price although they much scarccr than last week
The marketable excitement dminishes sensiby with
the closing season. and for lack of the wontcd variety
Of new objects, we s,roled through the Bird depart
rncnt of Washington Market The little inmates OF
the endless and countless prisons ostentatiousy
hung up there all in their prettest titter at seeing
gentleman connected with the press make his digni'
fed and critical appearance among them. One would
have thought that he in Tammany ball where every
lady expected have her gay pumase deliberately de
scribed in the next mornings Thundergust of Demo-
crscy.' We should like to obge the graceful and really
most ashionaby dressed creatures Ghe birds we mean
but being profoundly unlearned in millinery as well as
orrthoory we should not be able do any thing like
Justice 70 the subject We noticed however, that the
prevailing coors were delicate bright straw-color,
shaded blue and green, golden brown or modest
almost violet ash The dresses were all In good TASTE
and their wearers universally happya great improve
mentn both respects the condition of their proo-
types in Broadway.
The price of good Canary Prima Donna, under full cu
tivaou is S. Other kinds of songsters more or less
dis,inguished-such as Mde Mockng Bird the soprano
susie Siga Robin the Soprano and Mile. Thrush
the coatralo go at lower prices Like other celebrated
artists, they all have their prces-alihoush We believe
they do not pay any thing for puts in the newspapers