New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Reported for The New.York Tribune.

STRAwBERRIES-The season for these exquisite dell
caces is its hight and upward OF forty thousand
baskets and boxes Of them consumed every day In this
City Over the Erie Railroad alone there arrive 900
baskets per day, and corresponding amount Of MIX An
night train has been put the Road for the express
accommodation Of the Strawberry CATERERS The price
received the fruit averages about s. hundred bas
kets for the large fine ones and So for the smaller kind
are course few large ones and OF pecu-
lary delicate favor that bring almost any price. Those
generally cried the streets by nnumerable precocous
young ladies with very peculiar soprano voices not much
resembling Plcos small but very sweet and If eaten
Immediately very good But should 80 to market
for good Strawberries well for every thing else
that is to and here he must exercise due
discretion his faculties Of Especially his oac-
tories.) and keep bright look out
As to the places procuring Strawberries with the fix
ings this is delicate matter for US to venture upon
in detail We must leave that the experience, taste
and discretion of gentlemen in whom ladies connde True
would be very easy say where IRE should recon-
mend Strawberry lovers to repair and we will at ali haz
ards 60 SO far as to say that the Delight Of Strawberry
eating is greatly enhanced by serving them with icecrea
The favor Of the Vanilla mets into the fragrant exacy Of
the Strawberry as pognantly as Of wlss most spark
ling rhymes.
p s.-Thompson e. wellers Ice Cream Is said by the
curious in com6ture decatey favored as frozen
nectar and contain sentiment that makes the heart
beat faster while It (the cream) Is melting.
CHERRIES "A few early cherries of the common kind
have made their appearance although they are not uy
rire. Such they people easily found who buy
them up something less than penny piece The mar
ket cannot be considered settled and therefore shall
not give quotations until the arrival OF the steamer.
GREEN PEAS-It is only three four days since Peas
from Long Island and immediate neighborkood
have begun freely into market. Yesterday they
sold 62t per bushel They are now rather
plenty and the price will 90 down the peas begin 10
harden
AsPARAGUs-Tbis veteran vegetable sticks to us
like Gen Taylor the Mexicaus and may still be had
In all its freshness foI l2i cents per bunch
GoosEBERRIES.-Gree and sour as curdied love-
81 per bushel.
CURRANTs-po. do.
RHUBARB-This aperent vegetable is rapidly be-
come drug in the market and people do not take near
SO much of it as they did week or two ago.
CABBAGES We are prevented from going into this
article very extensively from the late heavy rcin'
which have partially prevented them from coming to
head.
MEATS-Nothing new is TO be said about meats
Beef Is worth from 81 to :: cents,he better qualities
are worth the latter figure. Mutton and Lamb are with
out change. Veal we know not Of
FISH.-Samon worth SIS per cwt There few
Shad still lingering about the stalls but they are not
worth mentioning. Habut is 6 cents per ID. Bars
to 81. Lo5sters are cents.
BUTTER-The long rains have made succuent the
pasturage and Butter tnctured with the fresh
color of golden dew The best and brightest Is 20 cents
per ID but very good can be bought for lscents.
EGGS-Ten and half for thilling-translate that
who can.
CHICKENS.-Any thing worth killing command Cpl
cents per pair.
GAME-The only game have any account of is
the game of the Administration aefea, Gen Scott and
conquer Mexico.
SAuSAGES and SOLDIERS are autitheticsl. The
former are very inactive and the latter have DISPOSE
ton to be made mince meat Of