New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
NETWORK FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKETS
lReported Tor The Tribune

lReported tor The Tribune
MONDAY. June 3
Since our last the hearts Of the farmers have been re-
DICED with copous showers, which have supplied the
exhausted bosom Of Mother Earth with the power OF
u0uushmeni and Grass, Grain and Frui have sprung
forth In joyful acknowled cement OF the bounty Of h.
skies The weather has been cool and pleasant and tl
and valley are covered with verdurous green sending
up grateful incense from millions of living flowers and
ira-nnt stems The Grass and Clover were very mate
daly injured before the rains came, bu, they viii re-
t1eve themselves somewhat while the Grain Poisoe'
Sc. viii not be essentially damaged
The vegetables that have rpened during the week ar
Cucumbers and Tomatoes and the rush for the hrsrns
Of these dannes WIS highly amusing-althougn onr@
version considerably lessened when we io'D'"
dinner that landlady had not been among The 'e
ccisiul competitors for either CGcumbefs 500
- ~ per hundred and Tomatoes sl2 per busheL W
nope for better times.
BEEF--We are informed by several respecno"
butchers that there is system Of misreprcsenAu'"
practi-ed ar the Bulls Head In reporting tho prices .
Cattle which ought 20 be- exposed fr the beneht 'n'
farmers as wei a. OF The ciuzens The pnee o. ''"'
on ootis uniformly reported considerably lover 'n''
actually h. 10 induce farmers ny'to BRING '"'
cattle 10 market and thus compete with the oh'o -"
Virginia drOfers. who manage 10 have every "''-
theirown way and supply New York almost e&clu'''''
with Ohio and Virginia beef which after beng o''"
.or many days 10 reach here is not near 20 YES"
hat Of our Cattle would be- The reports RON %.
Bulls Head have Tor some months pas; put Bee' al
cents. win very superior Al - Now are s''s'''
that there has no, been q time within the as' w"
months when fhe comuonest KIND Of beef couldos :"
chased ior less than oi-and good qualities 7a7i Ihs"
Are the pre..nt prices We think IN view Of thss -fs
the Butcher. Accordion ought to appoint cOnni's'
70 soe dat the papers furnished with accar''s
pors Of the actual Of the Cattle market Tie''
arr probably 10000 Cattle consumed ID New Yori e'e)
week and il q. matter II sufficient imporsnce % o
thoroughly attended TO-
LAMBS Not plenty. Good ones are worth n0''
- 1910 - So
CAL|E--Ihey are worth 81 n cents pr ID
CHlChENS.-Sprng chickens are plenty, but sens''
y raiaer poor. They are To be- had Of al quahe' u"'
ever. and a al prces-lfom p to ~ cents. Old wv
| sge worth - cents.
| GAhE-l-prouy much entirely oui II market u
are f'w pigeons, which worth a. pr dozen ~
ARE very poor picking Al that.
| EGGS-Are plenty RI; 2 per hundred. Wese" 9
| be- bought lit,le lower
| BuTTER-Iias been quite scarce and bigA on =
urday morning. fresh Goshen wa. bringing lfai' "
aid scarce Il i now plentier ut about the nr'' hsD,
hEW cHEE-E-P.enty and good worth $40 e'A'
Old is scarce and hi-h.
Ii-il-We have nothing new 10 gay about si'n' -
-tef' were very lively this morning salmon pe'''''
but AZ the old price. so y 100 lbs
fkliT.-cherde- are getting glorious TIE s"s'
nes ear be- hai a 3 a I cents-poorer,2 = ee"'
The crop large one and the fuit IN excel'h' -
ditiOn. Strawberries continue At the same pf'es -
week. Immense Quantities are consumed N 'ne s"1
probably l500o basket. per day. Curani' an' wv
! berries aye the a. last week
ASPARAGUS. This deliciog. vegetable 70 gov.
scarce and tough, and very high. Tender ouh'"''
worth 81 20 per dozen
| PEAS. Ae.-CommOn Peas are worth ~ - =
per bush. Marowists, Is. snsp Beans @esi ~
bush. 80 Il
| POTATOEs--New Potatoes ssll for " psf w.
rather poor and small.