New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
THE PEACH SUPPLY.
LARGEST ARRIVALS OF THE sEAsoN-REcEIvERs
CHECKING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RANGE OF

LARGEST ARRIVALS OF THE sEAs0N-RECEIvERs
CHECKING sHIPMENTs-YESTERDAY's RANGE OF
PRICES.
The receipts of peaches yesterday were az
carloads by the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad and carloads by that road which went east
ward by the New-J-rsey Southern Railroad nine car
loads and Jersey stock about car-load-oOo
bas kets-caine In BY the Old Dominion steamers, from
ewes DEL there were 1000 crates The total receipts
thus Far this have been 2026 carloads feser
days supply equal to l365OO baskets The market
overstocked, aud sellers found great difficulty In
handling the immense supply following directly upon the
receipt Of the large quantity which arrived on the pre-
vious day. Fortunately much OF the fruit 10 sohd
and well adapted Tor holding over, aud much
of it win have 20 be put upon the market to-day
When 1t was fornd how unwieldly the total would De-
general instructions by telegraph were sent to shippers
to shut of supplies of all low grade stock for today
Many Of these will he responded to- but II IL icareo ta
the arrivals will not diminish enough to RAISE the prices
Saturday poor day to surplus, and anything
like fill shipment i'll depressing glut Nearly
every shipper Of yesterdays lots will suffer loss IN any
event low rates may be looked for to-day. good
many baskets of green fruit not fit for preserv-
ing table hampers the market to great
extent Tie varieties on sale are Old
Mxin rare-ripes white and red skins Mountain
Rcse high fruit Crawfords Melocotcrs, yet
low fruit. Early white preserving sorts arc scattered
through the lots, but it IS too early Tor sales The gen
10 81 for Very few sellers had sold
down enough to give fun line OF sales aud the
late hour vest lday afternoon Many were waiting ior
trtAer d vcies from me NJ Jersey CITY "A all lie
large supply could received in the fore noon, and
portion OF the train hroAe down at Elizabeth, :: D.
Flilliard Il McMuAin received $500 baskets ana
number of cres. soma vey fancy stock was lnclu0ed
in this large shipment which sold at 81 70 for haa.ts
and II 80 Tor Tie bulk sold ut 20 10 10 cents for
Dasie ~, and 10 10 90 cents Tor crates.
". { A. e. Eidie had 900 baskcs, ranging as far
as sold from 20 - 80 ccnts for good Iruit.
Fuller 4 pGlCn yrd late In the day Geo crates 1au
500 basket and id to arrive Crates sold at 40 10
FergrS, n 4 Lott disposed Of 500 crates at 80 to IS
cents 500 70 to rs cents, Tor common to
tine Qualities.
ordinary 10 sorts, and 800 baskets a; % to 70
John VII soi 900 baskets ut % TO for POOR
Pri KRIS Moore's Favori;e, and 400 crates at
10 10 z cents
uisu ro, said 500 baskets Ut 20 to Fl and 40
iii Campbell 3 Son disposed Of 1000 baskets at 90 10
Is cents, aud coo crates al 80 cents. Many Of tns arms
B1uni d jirc3u a0ld 500 baskets at 20 10 80 cents
ami 500 c.~i al ~ {" Z. cents.
C. St. 4 c.. sOh TOO baskets az % 70 20 cents
for ordinary Ia prime qualities. and 400 crates at 40
J1zn T. Errrich scli 1000 crates at 40 to IS cents
ANA :,Uo 81 ,ke.s ~ - Ia Ia cents
fptT rptii"is .9.d Loo baskets at 20 to 40 cent?
ana 500 crates a; 40 TO Sd cents, with few picked at 20
couts. 40
cen. =. uiostls 'i.'Is
:. CJm5.s sciI $50 baskets at 20 to 80 cent? with
sOnc go0d "rirrcd arce garictirs NJ - cents
a. beaIcii q Go. received 5000 baskets, whlch sod
at 20 70 - for u best Sorts 300 crates
brought IL 80 20 cents
Titus roiaegs rJ 80 baskets at 20 TO 30 cents for
/ S,,c fas
oTouEnt iO e. - 'cuts.
b. live su 700 crates at 10 cents 81 for ordinary
Frr,n "a Draper sod 100 packages at Il 20 30 cents
for IA" s.ots. anal 10 - 90 cent. FOR crates.