New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
,rv YORK FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKETS

Reported for The Tribune.
MONDAY, sept = lei5.
~. x.s.her has become cool and delicious, and
,.hay, seuiember-ihc sweetest saddest month in
N ,,e year-is bcsming full and clear upon us. The
~, fr,s and flowers Of Summer are giving place TO
=. h.ciou. ripeness Of Autumn The sky has purper
evening the sunshine feels pure and heavy like
"a TIE orchards shed their rich treasures in lavish
,,,dance and the pied mantle Of Autumn hangs gor
.,a.v upon the shoulders of the forest The yellow
h,6eds have been reaped Of their treasures and the
..aous have yielded their fragrant tribute to the gen
az. store The year has finished her Of production
IA now ia preparing for the Of rect and renygo
rsion
Autumn makes visible footprints, too in the City az
.,u a. the country and the chop windows in Broad
,,y burst into purple, orange and scarlet blooms Ike
;noses OF prairie in fower.nme. Nespolitans begin
10 ,prout feathers, and ginghams take darker and
h,osder stripe The eyes OF ladies look wistuy and
enlarge with admiration they nger pact the splenoid
ts at selbys the exquisite exhastons OF beauty AZ
Freemans Little girls begin to sport worsted tunes
and elderly gentlemen seek the sunny side OF broadway
o mornings
But what has all this TO do with farnuy or House
hold Mmke,sF great deal, which we could tell you II
se pleased But as we do nothing on compulsion' we
viii proceed to consider the price OF
PFAcHEs--lt certainly is little strange, notwilh-
sanding we said Inst week that it not strange-tha
me prce Of Peaches remains high. Never were they
oeuter ucier. pumpcr sweeter, dearer. Some Of the
sn,., fruit Of this kind that came into any market
IA. been recently received from Major Rsybod & Sons
NJ Delaware They have disposed durifg tho last sum
er Of over 5000 baskets Of the ncbest Peaches The
steamboat Mutual Safety of this City, which they have
- II Il.
A,scy here few days since brought 355l baskets at
.ip.le TIP and they were 50 splendid an invoice that
,hey we're snapped up directly. This Is what may be
called down upon Peaches.'-1he prices OF the best
Peaches sl range in Washington Market from 81 50 TO
s3per basket
PEARS Somebody has been quizzing us about the
vsy we spell certain delicious kinds Of Pears. We
therefore shall call no names but only say gene
rally that there is great abundance Of Pears OF every
,ood sort and that it is very agreeable take spell
almost any of them They sell as per last quotations
although the market is fsny thing turn in favor OF the
buyer Mem. To look in the Money Article tomor-
row and if that good market lingo) We received
from gentleman in Philadelphia, day or two since a
branch Of beautiful Pears rch in color flavor and fra
rance and which were Plucked from a tree that has
b.ep in bearing forty years The Of friend We
have unfortunately forgotten, and his letter is fnsaid
PLUMs Plump and plenty. The display OF Msgnum
pOnums. Dansons Cages &C sc. is truly tempting. The
best quality Damsons worth 81 80 y bushe Com
mon So
APPLEs-Are ceming in finely They say the crop
vii be An excellent one which portends plenty OF pies
and much cider They selling at all prices and the
market cannot as yet be considered settled
MELONS-Of every kind are plenty and cheap. The
wee, little Nurmeg melons are the best and IN the great
ut demand The prices are the as last week.
LIMA BEANS.-They plenty now. snd retail for 9
cents y quart. From the wagons they are 81 % q
sushel in pod They are very nice.
MEATs.--There is no change to notice in Beet or
Lambs Veal is scarce and choice pieces sell for l2i
cents y H. The present has been unisvorabe
for Meats on account, principally of the shorness of the
rass CROP and the Butchers generally have not made
out nearly well as usual.
POULTRY There is no change in the price OF Pou
n.y. On Mondays 1t is always On other days it
min great plenty but the Chickens continue of poor
quality. The best worth Sc cents per pair.
E6Gs-Have been looking up for the last three OF
four dsys-although happy to say that for the
most part they still eggs They sell pretty briskly
Tor u per hundred
rlsH-Are higher. Black Fish is worth cents :,
HAibut a 10; Bass, 10 HOLSTERS, 6; Salmon, none
nmarket
NDIANs-Tbe Rocky Mountain variety are rather
faiooied and toes disposed turn inward. There il
but limited supply of the article with moderate de-
msnd
0YsTERs.-Excellent and in prime order. They
sell for $3.50 - y lO00--some of them high, how
ever AZ $50 a $50