New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
HOME INTERESTS.
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.


A ZINE ARRAY OF FRuJTs-NoRTHERN VEGETABLES
ABUNDANT-FIsH AND MEATS.
Those who are prevented by the stern necessities
of life from visiting the seaside resorts can ind
cheap and cooling expedient in walk through
Fulton Market No matter what the thermometer
registers at Hudnuts, this well-ventllated resort
will be found cool, refreshing and shady
1t il not by any means as many
suppose, a place entirely devoted to fsh. Inc
handsome stands are at this season as aDundan'y
supplied with vegetables and fruits as the Dig
market on the North River. The great quantities
of green vegetables now coming every night across
Fulton Ferry from Long Island land at fuiioh
Market Every species OF vegetable except
tomatoes for which this climate still looks 10 the
South, now comes from Long island and New
Jersey. few tomatoes come from New-JerseS'
but not enough toaffect the market
Prices do not vary much from the figures as given
in The TRIBUNE last Sunday Green peas are sell
ing for 80 cents peck, string beans at 20 cents
neck beets at cents bunch, ehiccory at 8 centsa
head garlic at cents n bunch. cabbage at = cents
a head. and eani6owers at 10 cents each. Carrots
can be had for cents a bunch, cuenmoers iof
cents each, egg plants for 10 and 10 cents eacn'
green okra for 80 cents hundred leeks Tor cents
a bunch, marrow squash for 10 cents eaeh
and rhubarb for L cent ounen
Southern tomatoes are cheap ana I'd soou
supply at 10 cents quart. Southern onions are o9
cents peck v lille new Long Island onions are
cents bunch. Rsdishes bring cent bunch ana
white turniDs % cents peck
A plentiful variety of tropical fruits Is coming
from, the West India Islands, while the supply Oh
the native North American berries remains un,
diminished, with the exception OF strawoerrles anu
cherries Strawberries m0a alef Oe ars praeti
caIiv extincf. few from Northern New
York sell for Is cents n quart. hsspoefry
short cake asserts It's supremacy IN tue VIII
dovs of the city restaurants The raspberry season
will not last over q month. These berries were
sold Yesterday for cents box. Cnerrits arc
worth 10 cents pound. blaekberrcs 10 cents y
a quar- red currants 10 cents pound, waterine ons
25 and so cents and nuskmeions h. -
a s''' pec cep''' and peaches sell for 10
cents and 81 dozen. California apIlcots are worm
20 and 40 cents a dozen ana dollhouse grapes from
eI 10 81 so a pound. Cuban pneappes are worth
is and 40 cents each, bananas 20 aud 90 cents
dozen oranges 81 o. aaa az DOZEN DOZEN manages
so cents and 81 a dozen. alligator pears 20 cents
each and plantains 90 aud 40 cents dozen. some
OF these tropical fruits are hard 10 hhu outSuc VA
Broadway fancy fruit stores. ..
In the fish market there no changes To note.
The former sell Tor Is cents, live Holsters LOT ID
cents and salmon for 80 and As cents Podnd. Inc
stanIe fish were far from abundant last week'
Cod are 10 and II cents. badd0ck cents Wht,o
baIbnt 90 cents dressed cells cents. aud bass 20
and 40 cents a pound. Flukes ana FOUNDERS sell
for cents back fish for 10 cents, aud fresh mack
areI for ~ and Is cents pound
Snani.h maekerel are worth 20 cents pompano
az ceuts kingsh 80 cents, and shee pshead aud sea
hass each 90 cents pound Pan hsb, sueh as weak
fish and porqies can De had tor II cents pound.
Fr(arS legs remain at 40 cents pound, while soft
crabs are worth 81 and 81 90 Dozen according 90
size and hard crabs bring ~ a hundred.
Bacon is quOted in Washington Market AZ 10
cents fresh pork at ID cents, larding PORK at -
cents salt pork at cents smoked ham at 10 cents
shoulder at Il cents and pork tendero at Is cents
pound. Bologna sausage II worth IL cents ponnu,
lard 10 cents, beef tongues ~ cents and cooked
pigs feet cents; tails bring 81 q dozen, ana
roasting pigs - and 81 30 pair. The prices OF
beef veal and mutton are the same as were gwen
last Sunday.
The crop of spring chickens il becoming more
pumerOuA and the chickens arc larger ana latter.
They can be had for 30 aud 30 cents n pound.
Domestic ducks sell for % and 80 cents. spring
ducks for 80 aud 80 cents foe II aud 70 c"ntA
and ordinary bagnyard fowls at 20 cents a pound.
Fresh country table butter ~ selling Tor - cents
and preserved butter at 10 cents a pound. Engnsh
DARN cheese IL worth 20 cents n pound. legs are
% cents a dozen, or fourteen FOR 20 cents.
MENU.
Tomato soup
Boiled Blueiisn. sauce Tartsrc.
Roast Beef Potatoes Ia Aeigc. Egg PAM
Green Corn.
Spring Chicken. broiled.
Lettuce Mayonaaisc.
Cheese. Crackers.
Ice.Cream Pineapple. Gaze.
BOubOnS
Coffee.