... 1/ll Lerfnuon, 10 ?? toI/ lbttuarb. forced., 0sat, -, - CGjnMante 0 lb ?? - Do., field ?? /8 &oa/sins JIR ?? /89is91/I Asparagus, 8V 1001/D 2111 B cslonn nuts, V lb.. /6 ii Spinach, /a loo ito /8 ro~ee, V b. hi.. .. /S it Greentou-fooso ersfesre 1 ...

... cultivating *he teaplant, the silk- worm and its tree, bamboo esculents which will taste ike a mixture of artichoke and asparagus, and bsh fish harvests which will be nourisbed in Large lime. cemented tanks or lakes. Their Japansilk-worms seedon tbe oak ...

... to is. fd. : peas, per pot, 10s. to 12s. : potatoes, per ton, 80s. to 120s. * new ditto, per score, Is. 3d. to 2s. 3d. * asparagus, ier hundred, Is. 3d. to Is. 9d.-Poultry, Eggs, and Butter: Butter, per dozen, Ids. to 15.e: eggs, 13 to 16 per la. ; ducks ...

... sold at Is., id. to is. 6d. per lb., and eggs were 14 and 16 for Is. Potatoes, 2fid to A4. per qr.; cabbages, 2c. each.; asparagus, Is. 9d. per bundred. WOOJ SAeEs.-The recent improvement in the demand is not maintained, and biddiulgs have become very ...

... Forelgngrapels, 1 lb.. - it - Rhubsrb. jorced. 18 ?? - Iemon8,-718 doze .J/ , 2/ Do., field. - /d O jrranta. :lb. /4,, / -Asparagus i 100. ?? - Raisine, /llb ?? ,1 to 1/ Spnaach. 18gallon.,, - sarcelonabutA 8lb. /ISi -Turkey Beans. 40 peck /1 /8 Dabea 7R ...

... &o.-Potatoes-kidneys, Is. 6d.; rounds, is. to Is. 4d.; turnips, 4d. to 6d. per score; onions, 4d.- seakale, 9d. per lb,; asparagus, 2s. to 4s. per hundred carrots, Id. per lb. ; cabbage, Id. to 2d. each; brocoli, 3d. to 4d. each; rhubarb, 2d. per bundle; ...

... Caulifowers, .. 1 -4 0 I Saln rl. Parsley, per bskt 0 6-I 0 Sahnon, prlb..1 O-° ')Salad I .. O0 6-O 0 I Trout, .. 0 8-8 10 Asparagus,pr10o I O-° 0 Brill, each, .1 0-4 °reeuPeas, pqr 1 u-i 6 Mackerel, .. 0 6-0 0' Turbot, pr lb .. 0 8-0 1) FxETr, U Eels, prlb ...

... about last week's prices. Several Iota of gooseberries met a ready sale at 4d. per pint. Rhubarb plentiful, fine, and cheep. Asparagus a fair show and good demand at previous rates. Potatoos remained un- altered in price. At thl close of the market a good ...

... only tend to ward off frosts, but will materially assist the roots. RiccIsEx GARDEN.- The old, and now decaying, stems Of asparagus should be at once cut off at the ground line and cleared away, and along with them any weeds which may be on the ground, ...

... .. 1 6-2 0 Broccoli, each, . 0 1-O 4 FISM ~~Parsley , per bskt 0 6-1I 0 FISH. ?? Salad, ..0 6-f 0 Salmon,pr ?? 2 6-0 0 Asparagus,prlOo 1 0-S 0 Trout, . . 1 0-1 3 reMUo, &C. Brioutch, ..1 0-4 0 Apples, perst .. 2 0-4 0 Turbctea b, .. 100-200 Oranges,prdoz ...

... groperz, / - - , - -Rhubarb. forcud 7 0at.1/it Is - Le monn, 7 R dozen. 6 ,,1/ Do., i/uld ?? -, /0 C,,eeonts, 651b. /4 1 -Asparagus,. 7R 100 ,2/ ,, 3/ g-- GLASGOW GRAIN MAIlKET-Junn 1G, There Lace been heavy arrivale of wheat this week, chiefly by steamnerB ...

... in tho butchers' hops. There was about an average supply of vegetables on offer, the only fresh feature being a show of asparagus, which sold at 8d. to ls. per bundles trade tar from active. AL good show of choice plants,which commanded attention, and ...