New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
NEW. YORK FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKETS
Reported for The Tribune

MONDAY, July IL.
The long and drouih has been attended with its
usual effects the country. The Grass IS whered the
Corn scky and yellow and rolls tselfup like tobacco
as ngto preserve It's leaves from the scorching rays
OF the The Fruits lsnguish and the delicious Der
res wither and come to too early maturity. Within
The last week few scany OF new Com have come
IN, but they generally poor and meager These are
the only vegetables that have made their appearance
in addition to those noticed in our last.
The present is kind of resting time il would ap-
pear for plants and fruits well as Every thing
to shrink beneath the hot, arid glance OF the
The sky s ike brass the hot and sufOcatng and the
country whittier many rush to escape the heats Of
summer appears TO sympe,hize with the feryd skies
and refec, their intense and binding glare The Fl
lent processes OF nature still go on, but outwardy the
present. the farmer OF patient reliance and
expectation The wheat.hold npons and adds one gold
shadow after another to It's aspect almost impercepr
bly, while the plants and trees grow apace and prepare
reward the tolls of the husbandman with their grateful
fruits. Meanwhile the wide world seems TO sleeT-the
cattle pant in the noonde sun and the little stream
let sdown the meadow forsets her laughter she sees
TIE poor flowers dropping and pinng above her bosom
BEEF-Our remarks upon the practice of under
Of the market have been without their results. To
DAY find fair share of the Beef in the stalls have
come from the vicinity of the City while the mar
he, IL good deal crowded with Ohio and other Cattle
from distance which remain undisposcd Of The
price too for poor descriptions has gone lower and quo
sons range from ii to 81 per 10. Good Beet is worth
g. and some very fine has brought 81 cents per 10. Iii
plenty.
LANBs-Are plenty and at all prices. some OF them
sell low as ST. which good ones bring from s22o 10
S23
CALvES-No change. A fair supply AT 7ss cents
prbs
NUTToN-Therc is nothing new to be said Of Nut
ton. ltrcmains in all respects SIS las, week
CHlCKENs-spring Chickens are beginning TO be-
penrer and better. Good being b 40 cents per
pair and are in good demand Old Fowls are the same
As, week
GAME-Nothins 10 be said about this.
FlsH-Frcsh Salmon plen,ier and sell for II IS
eens q 10. They are rather scarce sill. Halbut Is
BRICK al cents Black Fsh duh at s. striped bass
u 6. and Porgies in any quantities al ? Lobster is
worth cents a. 10
BUTTERFLIES, Goshen Butter prime and sweet, is
u demand At IA q IS cents q n Western Is plenty at
10 a l2 and common qualities OF North River Butter
cen be had a, l2 cents.
CHEESE-Ssme as last week
tGGs-Pleniy al 81 2 100
POTATOES.-New Potatoes plenty and begin 10
"0s very hne They sell from 62 TO Is cents g bnshe
40 are in good demand
STRING BEANS-Arc plenty and stia in the back at
%eents p bushe
fkAs-NarrowfAis are worth 30 a 90 cents.
ehhRklEs-Iiavc pretty much disappeared. There
sisw sour red leii but worth talking about
hAsPbERRlES-This delicious fruit still hngcrs, but
= uh'e almost over. There were comparatively few
market ihis morning and they sold readily al s. .
100 baskets
DIAohbERRlEs-Plen,y but rather They
'ns s2at3 ~ r bushel.
v"-hN CoRN.-rhe annual song OF the IiotCorn
ssa commenced during the last week, but the lily.