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It seems that high prices for provisions are not confined to tic West. The New

 York Journal of Commerce says, that in that city ducks are selling al $2 50 pair; chickens (snaI ones) at $1 50; beef, l2

 to l6 cents; veal, IA cents; eggs, cents

 a piece. These prices, however, must

 soon be reduced, as they are not caused by

 any increased demand, but by the inclemen- cy of the weather, rendering it very difficult Tor the country people 10 get their produce |to market.