... 10s.; artichokes, 2s.to 3s. ; beet, Is, to 25.; cabbages, Id. to Is. 6d • lettuces. 2s, ; parsnips, 9d. to Is. per dozen; asparagus, 2s. 6s. * celery, Is. to Is. 6d.; horseradlbh, 3a. to ss. per bundle; carrots, 1»! In. Cd.; herbs, 2d. to 4d,; tiUTiips ...

... y minor im- portance, provided it lie com essible and within the metropolitan district. Asparagus and the French Emperor. — A few days since a sample of asparagus was senf by Mr. George Hasell, Barton-hill, Bristol, to the Emperor Napoleon. Mr. Hasell ...

... plentiful. Mushrooms are fairly cheap. Green peas of the niarrowfat variety are retailed at 2s. the lb., uushelled.4 course. Asparagus is cheaper. English strawberries are sold at Irons Zs. bd. to 3s. 6d. the basket. Gre!ll figs are La. apiece. ...

... prices are fairly moderate, but the demand is inadequate. Goslings are very cheap. Eiiglish peas have now almost superseded asparagus, which is cheap at present. All kinds of sal id, together with tomatoes and mushrooms, are plentiful and cheap. Rhubarb is ...

... and frimb herrings ate Full-mod Norway bermes _are at moderate priers. New potatoes are retailed in the Weatemd at 44. p.r asparagus Iron Ts. 6d. the bundle. Mushrooms an' inexmiere. is at ts. 34. the li.eiket. are plentslul. ...

... they need and in distributing what they produce._ . . Among neglecteil crops tlili are profitable to grow in this country asparagus may, without doubt, be placed. It is not difficult to grow, and any farmer who has a field of good friable soil—heavy land ...

... Colewort, Helichrysum, Sca.bious (varieties!. Pyre- thrum, Heartsease, Christmas lioses two lauds, names uuknown , aud Asparagus, these I gathered OU the 9th, iv the open garden, in the neighbourhood Ot The temperature for the first nine days of December ...

... lamb, with Reapowleat ouster; airloin of beef (called on pain of ten poundp). Garne.—Woodford pheasants, Green-street asparagus; champagne. Entremets. —Gateaux of apricots and Loughrea cream, Stand-by Mlles, Traverser,' pudding. Liqueurs.—Dsasert ...

... dear. JAR cress, sad lobsters air all noes a little last ttd.Drees are cheap. are Id. lighsesili resaless 24. sr lb. resew asparagus ea already is as sosebrt ; it is very dear. The supplies rif ambit Ism Annie* consist of lie fruit at results* Ism pests ...

... excellent and comparatively cheap, though they will not be positively so till there is warm temperature to stimulate vegetation. Asparagus is getting cheaper. Lettuce remains dear. Cucumbers and tomatoes are not dear, and are not only delicious but dietetically ...

... maximum prior. Good fat poultry I'. very dear, considering that we are close upon July. i'loyers eggs ere over. Yi each asparagus is no longer obtainable. Engli , h out-dee strawberries sre in, and will probably be very plentiful and cheap after the rain ...

... halibut cheap. The vegetable market is abundantly supplied with every var sty, including the Ant vegetable marrows of the Asparagus is at Its cheapest. English tomatoes are retail 4 at 7.1. per pound in the cheaper district. of the Westend. Al? kinds of ...