New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
NETWORK FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKETS
Reported for The Tribune.

rain At noon cngs to the City. The sky however 4.
that brgh, dove color in the West prophetic Of sun
shine and the light breaks through as ii the
sky about smile. But, glorious as is Autumn
and splendid as ia this weather wish 10 be undersood
As making no promises All signs provsrbiaiy fail In DRY
weather and some ofthcm have known not to hold
even in wet Soft have a long soaking rain. don't
say thai Nc have deceived you.
We yesterday went through Fulton Market CON
pe,c notes OF the Household Markets, and were
charmed with superior nesness and freshness OF the
place The dealers this Market profess to ask rather
higher prices and keep tte choicer articles than
sny osher-espccisly regard fruits They say that
if they have doubtful lot of NUT they send IL of
the Island. For part we think both Washington
and Fulton Markets excellent 10 ihc quality OF their
articles but the City OF New-iork with lie immense
wealth and gigantic spirit of enterprise when aroueed)
ought to have convenient cspscous markets
The presen, way adequate to the wants OF the
citizens. They narrow. crowded, badly arranged
and from the very necessity the dirty and any
thing bu, odorous The Vegetable Market ought to be
in building by itself las is so admirably arranged in
New o, eans) and the Fruit Poultry and Egg Markets
should also have place BY themselves The Fish Mar
ket ought to be also quite distinct and tho whole should
be KEEP, clean and w,ll.ventiaied How could New.
Yorker have the face to mis- friend from Philadelphia
where everything is SO admirably arranged, to Market
with him We have the most perfect and magnificent
waer.works in the wosld-why should not New-fork
now the NTH city Chrstendo also build markets on
corresponding scale OF utility and hberaliiy
At present the country people are subjected to great
Inconvenience from the want OF accommodations TO
vcnd their produce and this operates TO check market
gardening in the vicinity while the contrary ought
to be stimulated and encouraged everywh within the
suck OF the Metropolitan Maes,rom
PEACHEs-with the exception OF a few Yellow Pre-
serves Pine Apples and White Heaths, which are very
scarce and high this fruit has had s season The ~
in market OF the varieties mentioned are worth nou
to o. 5o0t3 y basket The Pine Apples bring " ~
the Yellow Preserves are worth the other prices u
the immencc amounsof the Peach business In NewYss
we have already spoken A sngIe Orchard OH re-.
holds in peIaware) supplied during the nsnth OF
Gus, alone with SO 3if baskets and in Setembcr probe
bly, more than half many-mskng about 1000 bas
kets from them alone They lave under yield 1920
acres of ground containing ll7,720 trees Ihoy send
their frut directly here by steamboat and are making
arrangements to supply Boston next year IN he same
way Calculating from all the facts we have been abe
to gaherwc estimate the quantity Of Peaches sold IN
New York during the preset season at say l2oV oas
kets per day for forty days-makiag total OF steo"
baskets Thi. we are certain is a small estimate Tho
price has ranged from rs cts TO - basket and we be-
ieve will average from 81 Is to u 5-mskins sum
no, under three quarters of million paid by the citi
zen, of New In season for the single article OF
Peaches But our and Juicy favorites have
almost dsappe AIRED and VIC bid them reluctant aiieu.
with longing palate while our-mouth Is hled win
tears.
PLUMS-Are as nearly gone as the Peaches There
are a lew good Frost Plums still left, but they command
rather extensive prices-say = y oushe' we saw
some good Dsmsons at a. They were in brisk demand
APPL Es-Duriug the last week Apples have risen
two or three shilling, y Dbl You now buy no good
ones lees than y Dbl and the prices range from that
up to $3.50 Greetings are worth tl.50; Bell Flowers
! Si7J; vsndeyeres aud Sprzenbergs e. Fall Pippins
$3.50 1t ia said that the crop OF Apples will not be more
I than half AS large as last year
| PEARs.-Common Winter Pears are plenty at Loo
s75 p bbl We saw some fine Pound Pears sold at the
4 latter price vergaeusc I've have found out how TO
spell II at lss) range from s. almost indefinite ex
tent some times high so given for barrel Of
choice ones The petite and fascinating sickei Pear 10
about S. II Is about the pqusnt fruit now scces
sible.
QUINCEs-Are worth 81 25dt2 per hundred. They
are not very plenty this year
GRAPEs-Nesrly the only Grapes in market are tho
IsabeIas or Croton Grapes They worth from 70 70
e. per 100 lbs.
SWEET POTATOEs.-They are cheaper TO day
Virginia plenty at 81 Is v Dbl
IRISH POTATOES. Not very large nor very plenty
They are worth Wholesale So cts y bushel.
yEGETABLEs-Cabbsges are worth s4as5 y 100
Tomatoes (scarce) 3eQ5O cts v bushel Egg Plants %
40 y doz Turnips . p bush Bcetz 62i do; Carrots
62i Pumpkins O. v 100; string Beans 80 cts v bush ;
Caulaowers 50 per doz Lima Beans IS cts bush
Squashes from Is 10 30 cts bush, Lima do ~ y 100.
POULTRY.-Poultryn now Is very hne, and good Chick
ems can be bought 3d6e cents per pair. Ducks 81
Is cents per pair Geese s2ess piece Turkeys
(sall and scsrce) price Pigeons worth tl,2:
, per dozen.
BUTTER-Thc best quality is quick at 81 cents. snd
choice lots have brought 25 Western 10 worth 1,
9le cents.
EGGS-Are in great demand al si2j per loo--or ter
for shilling as the benishted huckssers continue q
say
/ MEATS.--Beef Is worth from 81 to 81 cents Lamb
u to go
OYsTERS.-Finc large ones for trying are WORT
$3.50 per 1000 Good Slowing Oysters are $50. Ths
Fancies Of course rsnge all prices The last We pur
chased we believe dollar for two at Dowpiugs
!, PlsH-Nothng about Fish-except the Fisl
|. themselves. which Of course are always fresh. .
4 BEExssSs OsIGisAL GENUINE PrLhoSfc SYsUp.-Thi