The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

king, New York IL the export city, the meeting
suits Of . years tolls. fears, showers ana suns
We consume nearly seven millions OF pounds
Of Sr.Sss ~ rh.. y.s ..rs .svsS from sr...nss
market only BY The harvest OF California that Jour
even TO Rochester the capital Of the mers This year
than Congress President TO the great issue OF
the crop" IL 10 be large money will be unlocked and
dra. the rss rs.y sensible long brss sine: ii. var
Flour comes 10 in vast quantities. and ~ manipulated
By merchants at shSFlour Exchange The suanuy is
do more than blow Il . little way to and fro.
Ine winter lies IN the grain. II this be generous that
WIN % warm If this BE- niggard that viii be naked go
TO make up The misery or happne OF New York the
industrial questions OF the Union enter We stand
upon ss issue midway between the basis Of our coun
tue intelligent world seems TO stand stl warming,
waiting. About three-four.ns OF the nour We use come
ON both lateral slopes Of island The bakers prepare
fully one-third OF all the bread eaten in tho city The
deemed so important in Paris as to be made until re-
Gently. the subject Of police regulation That city it,
chiefly by deposits Of bakers in one common depot
whore government takes care OF the nour for them
In these great staples msa. and bread We ara here
very nearly at the mercy Of nature Combinations Of
capital affect the lesser staples only The chief
local OF high prices IN provisions high
ren's the bad markets and the extrasagancs Of the
middle classes and the rich. The people who directly
soil food live the island and We must pay their
rents for them The good old Of market goers s
dsfunct herethoss who knew the worth Of Things and
stood exacsiens Perhaps II tho bottom Of all s the
fact that have got too much money or that which
passes for IT, And this leads % 70 consider the sort Of
markets. We keep
MARKET HOUSES TEE WORLD.
The Bonsecours market IN Montreal is the largest on
our continent u Is Doric cdiacs and oost only
$2S000 The oces Of the corporation established
IL and also a ball that will accommodate i've
thousand persons Philadelphia has the most elaborate
market in the Union, Market street, pressed brick
edihce that 5000 600. The vaults OF said to
be rented brewer for $50 600 year. equal
$500 900 in New York Boston has large old FASH
toned market, under and in the Of Faneu Hall,
and Cincinnati people market chiefly out Of DOORS when
the pavemens knee deep In obits pnoasants and
roasting pigs.
The great market OF Europe IL the Haes Censralcs OF
Paris In the densest quarter OF the old city The cost
OF demolition and the purchase Of the ground which
1t stands cost eight millions Of dollars. The structure
and the aforenamed expenses together about four
millions gold dollars The building Is . roof Of
corrugated ron with slides at the sides Of tho same ma
teria which raise or lower at will II stands upon COL
Of iron and an the stalls with adjustable
that they be carried away readily altered. Two
straight through this Market crossing
other right angles and both rooted very great
height the whole market Is cool and lofty, and in the
wort OF weather pleasantly smelling, but IL IL not i'm
posing, beng painted dun lead color, and looking
rather like booth than edince The market reguia-
public houses. lie the suburbs of tho city,
wherein ell cattle and sheep must be slaughtered; no
butcher liz allowed TO appear in the garments 81 the
sbambic upon the streets by daylight; nothing can be
carried into the market houses after dawn. The pave
ments in many places have traps In them in Which 4
temporary market 10 concealed There subsidiary
markets for specalities and 1t is IN contemplation to
tunnel from the suburbs into the market house aud run
all provisions into tho city OF Paris by one railway line
All fruit vegetables and wine must pay enter
ing the town. In the following table OF the relative pro-
visions required to iced New York and Paris In
debted for the French figures TO Adolphs Johann's
- puyys en- 1861