The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05
CUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

During the past week matters at Washington Market
the shape of trade assumed quite passive condition,
but we confidently say with premontory symptoms Of
advance in prices long, the cold weather ap-
proaches The weather has been such TO make bust
quite brisk with city dealers, but in the natural
Of things the character Of the Of the year.
to sailors phrase, 1--WE must look for squalls"
Persons not acquainted with the immense at Wash
nSton Market and the great difference the operation Of
the condition Of the atmosphere makes good or evil to
the Dealers would be surprised they to see the
figures
All kinds of remain at the same prices as quoted
last week. with the exception Of pork which has declined
from NC TO &c per b. In the butter trade the receipts
have been large, with constantly accommodating stock,
which has tendency to make the wholesale trade dull
The retail prices remain unchanged Lust year few
capitalists attempted to control the market by purchasing
supplies, hoping to influence large Eastern and
California trade In this experiment they got their
fingers nicely burned This year the Wholesale dealers
prefer to let trade take its natural COURSE by emily pur
chasing supplies for an ordinary demand. Cheese
tnues at last quotations. but like everything else the
prices will continue least think from
present indications Eggs have also advanced in price.
and be purchased at low prices the only exception
is in the article Of venson, which has advanced little
the past week.-Mrs., however, is only temporary The
principal supplies Of the latter article from Canada
and Mane the hunters having excellent success.
In the article OF potatoes we have no material change to
note; good many Northern peach blows are arriving
baoy damaged by FROST and II is reported that much
damage has been done in Western New York by freezing
in the HILL Nova Scotia potatoes have commenced 10
into Market cargo arrived last week and five
more daily expected. The cranberry fever is up
Cape Cod. The Yarmouth Regiaer mentions several
cases where parties have made from two to three thou
sand dollars from their crops piece Of bog land
that five years ago was Dot valued at one hundred dollars
cannot now be purchased for ten thousand dollars In
the apple trade the supplies have been coming 10 qne
brisk, with corresponding active demand; the market
is Hrr and beyond all doubt prices will continue to ad
vance Newton pppDs are scarce and much wanted.
We make the following quotations-
BlEr Siron steak, l5c per ID; porter house steak
1sc. &c., rrmp l4c, roasting pieces l2c 16c. chuck
roast, 1oc. l2c.; corned pieces, SC. 12c.
Naturalization chops, l2c; hind quarters loc 12c;
VLL-Cutets, l6c 1sc; fore quarters, &c. a 10c.;
hind quarters, l2c.
PoKKFreth pork, lo1sc.; sailed pork do; hams, 1oc
14c per Id shoulders 1oc. sides, 10sc lie. Joints,
loc. per b.; roasting pigs, 81 81 81 so.
NiscEIIAEKors Bologpa ssusaees, Ice per h.; beef
tongues, 75c. Soc each lard, lie. a 13c per h.
PouITKY AND GAME-Fows, loo. a l6c per ID broil-
ere, SC a37c per pair turkeys, l5c per lb geese,
81 20 81 6S EACH tame pigeons, 81 IS per dozen stall
fed do 81 6o squads, 81 SO So per Dozen woodcock
4cc. per pair back ducks, 81 81 per pai red
head ducks, 75c per pair broad bill do, 5oc black do,
&C per pair wood ducks Soc pairs teal ducks &c.
per pair plover. 81 rs per DOZEN merlin enpe 81 rs
81 90 per dozen Ling Island So guinea fowl, per
pair patridges, 81 IS 50; venison 16c per b. SPUR
rels, SC. q 10c. each; rabbits, Soc. per pair.
FnH.-Codhsh, &C. per ID founders, &C.; cells, 1oc.
lzC. porees, &C.; pack nsn &C. IOC SEQ DASS, 1OC;
striped bass, Sc 12c weaknsh 1oc halbut, l2c. had
DOCK &C.; brook trout &c., blue nsh &c., salmon trout,
nc lbc pekerc 90 king fish, l5c; black bass, &c.;
perch &c. oc frost fish, &c.; smels, &c.,; catfish 1oc
mackerci Ice. 1Sc.; oysters TIC 50 per hundred;
clans SOC 81 do HOLSTERS, per h. hard shell crabs,
1sc. per cozen; soft shell do, 81 81 Is do.
BUTTER, EGGs, &c-Orange county butter, 3oc per h.
Western do Ice. 20c per d. State 25c per h. cheese
lie. l2c per lb'; pineapple do &c. &C. per lb Eng
lish dairy cheese, 16c. l8c per lb eggs IA for 25c
HosM-white clover, &c. per b.; buckwheat, lac a
1sc.; hive, &c. q 10c. strained, do.
vEcErABixs-Mercer potatoes (bcs), 81 az a 81 rs;
common do, 81 10 q 81 2b; peach blows, 81 a 81 80:
Junes, 81 u per bbl; Dyckmans 81 IL 81 rs; sweet
potatoes, 81 30 per Dbl Delaware do 81 25 cabbage
&C. &C. per head; cauiaower, l2c. &c., squash, Isc
26c each; garlic, 12c. bunch beets &c. &C. bunch:
parsley 4c &c. bunch; lecks, &c &c. bunch onions
Sc 2bc half peck; carrots, &C. bunch table celery 2c
bunch; egg plant, loc each rutabaga trnps SIC bbL
cheese pumpkins, IS per hundred.
FRur--WestcrD appes, SO a 50 80 barrel; common,
81 90; RED freaks 81 IS 50 BARREL 20 pppins,
" 20 barrel fall pppns 81 5o greetings and spitzen
perps, 1a 70 DO barrel cranberries $i2 SIC barrel
ounces, 81 90 50 per hundred cranberres. isc go
quart crab apples 62c BALI peck; chcstnuts 25c per
quart Isabella grapes Csc per h. Caawba, 1Sc.; COM
mon do, l5c; In fancy boxes, &c. per ID.