New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
HOME INTERESTS.
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.

A FINE VARIETY or FRUTS-EFFFCTs or TnZ LATA
PRosTs-wKsTERN DRESSED MEAT.
Large consignmentS Of California fruits have
freshened the market within the past week. Golden
apricots from the Los Angeles orchards have been
selling freely not only Broadway fruit stores, but
~ the markets and on almost every street
stand A small basket containing about 30 april
cots IL worth 81 and 81 % according 10 quality
There are also peaches, pums and cherries from the
Pacific slope. Next week there Will be the splendid
California pears In fact, with the exception Of
pears, every variety of fruit can now be found in
this city. The peaches are of the rareripe kind,
generally poor in quality and sell TOR 81
and 81 30 crate, or 10 to 70 cents
for small baskets. They not sufficiently
numerous as yet to be sold by the regulation bHshel
basket. Wild Georgia plums cost 20 cents quart
or 81 and = % q crate. fair supply of red cur
rants can be had for 20 cents a quart and some
blackcap raspberries the first Of the season. from
tine far South for % cents quart. cherries, both
sweet and sOur. are plentiful ana brng ~ ana 20
cents pound English gooseDcrfles, Wh'cn arc
about double the size OF the ordinary goose
berry, cost 20 cents quart WINE the
common kind sell for % cents. lnerc were rev
wild blackbeTIies, but not enough TO quote thelr
nrice Tho ebb tide has begun in the strawberry
season and this fruit is dwinding IN qaality and
becoming deare[ N pcs Al 9Tr' q The meets Of
tho late frosts are just beginning to be
felt and the supplies of strawberries which should
be coming IN freely RON .NC"- lOih "a. o.,
Waternclons and muskmclons are getting cheaper i per
every day The former may be had for 10 ana -
cents. and good muskunel0nS Tor - cents edch'
Whortleberrics cost 20 cents quart
The frosts have almost doubled me price OF Po-
taoes within the past ten days lhe oid crop I2r
which there was almost no sale moitn ago. ST TIE
now at So 30 to - PhIIt. p az
new crop of Southern and Bermudas 6ring9 20
a barrel or 30 cents half-pcck NJ retail INC
prices of other vegetables are lnucn lower Ihd'
week ago Long Island CIbbages are ahu
cents head string beans from Jersey are ~ cents
a quart green peas ID cents quart, cucunipcl'
and , cents each, French artchauts 20 cents edcL
and egg plants 20 and 40 cents cach New caff0i5
are d cents bunch. ,pdragus % cents bundle,
and caulihOwer ) aud % cents hedd.
There has been n giut OF oregon sdlnon III
Fulton Market Il 600 pounds reaching there on
Monday in one consignment. 1t sold for ID cents
pound Dried Goldfish cost cents pouh'l, 10
/ y ruacerel SO a kit and picked salmon ~ cents
a pound Much canned fish is disposed Of now TO
peOplc who think the weather Is TOO not 10 start
fires even for cooking purposes. fresh nt'AtIeI,
with mustard sauce IN TWO pouiu cans s
costs % cents, fresh lobster IA one
pound cans 10 cents, ana TeSh SHRIMP oo
cents a can Frogs legs are 10 cents a pound.
Some of the market butchers display Signs an
nouncing that they sell no Chicago dressed Deei.
or two If men who make "A living as SlaughlcIS,
lOod-carchcrs, etc. No, w tstandlngthe signs tue
butchers sell the Western article, for between IL
and cheap Eastern beef there Is not enough dlHer-
ence to distinguish them.
MENU.
Little Neck CLAIMS
Bisque Lobster
Ouenelcs OF Veal Mushroom sauce.
BrOled Chicken. New Potatoes. tTled Egg RAM"
Tomato MayOnnaise.
Cheese. Waters.
Iced Pudding Fruit. Cake.
Coffee.