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CRY MARKET-At no time since our removal tC
the city have we seen our principal markets sc
abundanty supplied with excellent fruits as at thi,
time. The peaches although not unusually large
are in very great quantities, and delightfully."- fla
vored. Pears, too, are very plentiful and very good
Apples are not inferior in quantity quality to as
year, Grapes plums, damsons, &c, are equally
well supplied. Watermelons and canteopes sur
tain their former reputation; indeed in all these ar
tcles we think our market will compete with any
other in the country.


The supply of vegetables is also good, and even
potatoes seem to be entirely free from disease, OF
which we see 80 much in the papers. great in
crease in the number of butchers stands has lately
been made in our markets, and the greater competi-
ton has lessened the prices of meats while, at the
same time, it has improved the quality.


The butter, eggs, and poultry, which are three
times a week offered for sale, are inferior to none
we have ever seen.