New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
NETWORK FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.


TUEsD Az MORNING Sept .
OysTERS-Have come and the stomachs OF mankind
rejoice Princes Bay aha shrewsbury how are yon
Old fellow Fat and saucy, usual-ead and merry 10
see you We shall have Clio rious time together Many
rich broi shall enjoy together. although the destiny
of the Oyster be that shall be generally
derstewed. During the hot Summer months they
confined to their beds and only make their appearance
occasionally and by stealth like the Delaware Indians
and other Natives travelling down prohibited outlets
aud brought up at every OutOfthe way stile Now, how
ever the ban is removed and the Biyave takes jubilee
Every where you meet his jolly, honest face with smile
Of welcome beaming forth IN unmistakabe language
come eat mel The cellars crammcd with them
and In the market ass great many sellers, who
have any quantity hand Transactions heavy and
the market brisk II bee Large numbers are taken
on speculation and empty somachs and the article may
be said to open rich Bolders firm although the
staple is constantly going down. Common sorts Of Oys
ers are plenty at 81 per thousandbut there thou
sands who have MT tire lay in she'sh
manner. Princes Bays, about the size of bsbys foot
are worth s7as5 per thousand We hear them highly
spoken of on all hands-in fact they every bOdys
mouth.
PEACHEs'.-The luxury next in importance continues
10 be Peaches The prices OF the better qualities
quality Of Peaches are they always are, somewhat
scarce In other places where the Understanding
paaes Of the populace do recognize the difference
between Maacatoons and Rarerpes they call Peaches IN
the massPcaches andof course sell them for three
four eyes basket Here, however every grade Of viz
tue every tade of orange and ruby every degree Of uc
ness has price and iis disciples Hence our market
contains Pea ches of all qualities and all prices-rangng
from IS cents 10 - per basket.
PEARS-A few choice Bergaloos have and
sold for 81 80 a 81 per bushel The sweet and pquant
Scke Pear beginning to be plenty and has many
admirers usual. This email decao-havored fruit Is
every year extensively cultivated 1t indeed
admirable substitute for the dry chippy Pear Of the old
time.
PLUMs-Are scarce and high The crop IS smaller
than usua-ihough from what do not learn
There is fine variety. however. market just
aud all who would provide themselves with the most de-
H,hiul OF all preserves should begin directly putting
them up.
FOTATOES--The crop of Potatoes will be about
previously siated-although great many have been
eaten since last report They are worth 5Oa56 cts
sweet Potatoes which beginning 10 come in more
pentlfuly are worth about the
ChCkENs-Won'i get fat; but such as they are they
90 OIL as they had been brought to market with their
wing. They quickly picked up at 3 to shillings
per pair.
BiTTER.-The scarcity of hay and pasturage makes
Butter still high Good fresh Goshen sells readily from
the ioat at % p ID. Other qualities OF course
cheaper.
TOMATOES fruits extremely plenty, ana sells
~ p a IS per bushel
ClTRONs-Are as cheap as they are good We be
evo YOU buy them for about eighteen pence load
WATERMELO NS.-We have endesvorod in vain to
ind low watermelon mark in regard to the price Of
this article