New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Reported Tor the New-Yolk Tribune.


The extraordinary warmth OF The season has sppsr-
entity communicated peculiarly rich and generous
glow 10 the aspect OF Au-unn. Tho trces refuse 10
change their color the flowers to die and everywhere
cesn the mellow turs OF rpening fruits whose breath
OF heavy perfume nzies and Intoxicating pro-
portions with the clear sunny air. making the air
balr1y as the gales from spiced Indian Isles Never
did !, enter into the heart OF poe, conceive
szicsnt weather than row lies Ike glorious dres
over these September attitudes
The markets are overloaded with Pomona's richest
gifts Never vas seen such wealth ofluscious fruits
in the mrs, -ank of course ssI remaining cur mex
haustible eSuberance OF
PEACHES-The season IS now hating between the
Early and Late varieties and toulorrow VIII witness
percepubie falling the receipts OF the early kinds
which however VIII be speedily supplied by the lister
sorts
Yesterday there were twenty-five to thirty thousand
baskets received embracing 5000 baskets Late eaths
sometime enormously called Morris Whies)at IS s.
3D. per basket The spicy and piqusn; Crswiords are
now in the very highest perfection, and in such re
quest thar choice ones readily taken st 81 80 -
Der basket; Probably so inc fruit the Crawford
Peach never before existed. The Morris WINES are
very scarce the in fact being pretty much exhaust
cd We could not ind basket IN market yesterday.
Common sorts of Yellow Peaches bring Is. is. per
basket
APPLES-A handsome variety OF tie noblest Apples
made their appearance yesterday in market Tie Ok
Apple sells for - . per bb; Fall Pippns, s. >; and
other good varieties from 6s to 81 %
QUTNCES-These puckery customers-of which
quarter great deal better than the whoe-are worth
81 81 80 per hundred.
PLuMS.-The sweet, JUICY Damsons now plenty
- per bushel The large grape-ike FrostGases are
worth - %
PEARS-Bes, seckeI Pears sell for 50 per brshel-
other sorts from 81 80 to 50
GRAPES-There are already few early Issbelas in
market which snapped up eagerly at lsd. y
cents per ID. few White Grapes We're sold at 50 cts
Several of the choicest species of European Grapes
grown under glass. sell at s. 81 . per ID.
MELoNS-The cholera shells are in splendid variety
just and one purchase any thing from simple
cholc to fullblown cholcru-morbus for srihe
Muskmelous are about 3s per basket and for Waiermc
ons you pay - much you carry away
ToMATOES-Thc display of Tomatoes is not so lib
eral heretofore bat the demand has also fallen of
and the price remains about the same2s Cd. IS per
basket
CuCUMBERS.-First rate CUcumbcrs FOR picking
worth - cents per hundred.
CORN-Sweet Corn is worth 30 cents per hundred.
LIMA BEANS.-Scarcc al 3s per bushcl.
RED PEPPERS.-Hot and hasty Il; 80 cents per hun
drei.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Are going to be scarce. we are
afraid They bring 81 per bbl and don't seem to
be of tie best sort
BUTTER.-Fresh Goshen and Erie Railroad is l9a
20 cents No change in the prices OF Ohio and Yves
tern.
CHICKENs.-This is a dreadful poor season for
Chickens-very moderate affairs being worth a. 6da5s
per pair There to be general scarcity Of good
Chickens We hope the Hens viii sec to this.
GEESE-on tho other hand plenty, and hold
themselves. il young and unctuous, at - cts. each
There are few old stand ys about the market which
it would be tough job to buy at any price.
DUCKS-Are plenty, but ye, dear. They bring -
cents per pair.
TURKEYS TAT sul;ana is worth 81
MEAT-No change. Beet plenty and good.
FIStI-All alive and well