New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Reported for The Tribune.

The weather has been glorious Tor few days pas
that the Farmers begin their hopes, which
the si;no-: nteruinabe rains had nearly beached cut
Of them. The Corn has ;aken heart and lifted up its
san green leaves and put forth u head proudly p!ons
ing rch return for The abor= Of the husbsndnan The
Hay has turned out excellent Crop il this vicinity,
and Grain rials ia promises faithfully and well OF
Pota,oe. speak favorably. The Crop is a
moderate and tie quality generally not OF the best
APPL Es-There Is 70 be abundant crop Of Apples
and the richness and variety those offered in our mar
ket increase every year-douotless owing IN gTesf
10 the spirit Of inquiry emulation and enrF
prise on the subject Of the Culture Of Fruits which mas
been aroused By The discussions n The Farmers Cuo
and the establishment, Of INA, invaluable work the az
nlers Library Eyery thing ;ha tends 70 ateec'aa11e
the pursuits Of Agriculture and ts ss5-diT7zions III
proves Ia products IN treeold raio On me Su'Jeo
Of the production Of choice. varieties OF APp'es '-'
co,ntr has already taken Inc lead OF the wo'd s'o
as her resources are quite superior io' the
OF other Fruits Of the Temperate Zone she III e''s'
in those also IT ia noble field for the exercise OIL 10
bic ambition.
TIE Apples as yet appearing in market are not OF TIC
best sorts although we have eaten some 'e'' '''e H
Of this years grown Inc! Hi7 '' ." p '9' -''-'
81 90 70 g per barrel
Iepre competition Nothing be exquisite
luscious more fragrant, than the abundant supply Of
Peaches with which we are furnished during the long
and delightful Of their melting reign. As yet
there are bu, few of those offered for sale deserving the
name Of Peaches-being poor premature unwhoiesome
affairs with which it If proper either 20 NEEDLE or
make Those who wish, however can buy them for 50
a SO per basket Next week fine ones will begin TO
come in We learn or all hands that the Crop this year
is perfectly overwhelming
PLUMS-Green and White Cages are beginning 70 DO
tole.ably plenty 81 25 a 50 per bushel Blue Purs
for preserves are worth - cts and 81 per bushe but
they are not plenty yet
PEARs-We have secn but few good Pears They
are mostly hard and aseless. Such as they are, now
ever you can have for laSl 50 per bushel
GRAPEs--A few magnificent Grapes grown under
gsss have been sold for sl9s Is p IL. They are as
dear as ones ladylovc.
BLACKBERRIEs.-This substantial Fruit has now
been in vogue longer than the latest pattern for muslin
founces and promises stand By u for some weeks
longer The price is 10 cts TO Is per quart.
neutrality-suspicious. ditto.
GREEN CORN-JO cents hundred 2s hundred
sny and all Of prices In Broadway when Corn Is
taken al hot with butter and salt il is two cent.
esr-simply with pepper and salt one cent.
The following is the manner in which the Hot Corn
retail merchants their wares-beilg seated on
the curb.ston- Broadway, and ether frequen,ed tho
roughferes any time from O'Clock in the evening 10
two in the morning They generally sing Ill at once II
not in concert and the music is in two shGrps-the
buyer being sharp set and the seller sharp for bargain
AttroRe1ro SpfsITuo,o