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... (deeps) 2s 6d to 4s carrots 6d to 3s 6d per cwt parsnips 4s to 4s 6d per cwt French lettuce 4s to 4s 6d per crate Cornish cauliflower 6s to lls per crate Italian ditto 4s 6d to 5s basket beetroot 2s to 2s pot horseradish Is to Is 4d per bundle celery 8d ...
... carrots, household, t.. 4os: swedes. 27s 6d to 32s 15s tolaaad tnniips, 30s to per ton: cabbages, is 6s' savoys, js 10s; and cauliflowers, 7s6d per talis-' Brussels spronts. to ls od per llalf-.ieve. and s, 3d'to per bushel; celery. to 12s; andhorse.ra.li,n ...
... Dwarf Green Curled. LEEK, Carters' Holborn Model. BEANS, Carters' Leviathan. CAULIFLOWER , Cart en ' Defiance. ONION, Carters' Record. 4 BEANS, Carters' Canadian Wonder. CAULIFLOWER, Carters' Extra-Early ONION, Carters' Tennis Ball. BEANS, Carters' Elephant ...
... PEA: FILLERS IMPROVED ECLIPSE. See Cetelogu*. NEW BROCCOLI; FILLER'S PERFECTION FILLER'S LATE WHITE. See Cetelogae. NEW CAULIFLOWERS: PIDLKR'S MID-SEASON. FILLER'S EARLY GIANT. See Cetelopoe. NEW LEEK; FILLER'S PRIZEWINNER. See Ceulogne. NEW ONION : FILLER'S ...
... worth. I give you my BUSY BEE , ‘ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) GARDEN FISLD HINTS, ipowLThy AND av! “COUNTRY COUSIN.” f = ¥ “BARLY CAULIFLOWERS. ‘One of most popular of vogetubles is un- the wer, rad our wil convey good idea of what a reall grown specimen is liko ...
... (arrk. ti.V> trees, apple, pears, plums, etc,. I»efit quality; Hybrid Roses. Shrubs, hedge plants, forest trees in variety Cauliflower and Cabbage plants, .lobn Atkins end Co.. Seedsmen, Cork. »jd2 Cl KM SOL’’ Phosphate, winter top ing: cheapest available ...
... exist. an n a not almost unknown foreign men, many deceased. It would be weans unusual to be asked 75 centimes fora small cauliflower; cabs and private carriages peas to and fro laden with a ere an m d en olh ee er d et Ve li :ltuTd h : but, though at first ...
... corrs-ponded with others kept in a big shed belonging to the company. He valaed them sew the accused corns oat the shed with cauliflower in his hand, and telephoned for him be stopped the gate, bat the message arrived too late for that done.—Alfred Clark, lad ...
... equal to a clearance. Prices steady. Vegetables— Cabbages—Yorks, 3s 9d to lOs 6d per .oad ; Savoys, 2s 94 to Is 3d per do; cauliflowers, 3a per flaekte of 31 heeds; Celery (white), 4d to is per bunch; parsley, -s 2d to Is 41 per bag; white turnips, to lid ...
... Tomatoes (Foreign) « 0 4 to 0 8 Or. tnges, per dozen ?? 0 4 to 1 0 Lemons, per dozen 0 b to 1 6 Cabbages, per dozen 1 0 to 1 6 Cauliflowers, per dozen — ?? 1 0 to 4 0 French Bean*, per 81bs m 4 0 to 0 0 Lettuce, French, per dozen 2 0 to § 0 Bananas per cozen ...
... the earliest now known. and which was last season rut on Midsummer Day from seed town on the 16th February; and another cauliflower resembling Gaged, but fit for use just when peas are giving map; two or three other of sterling merit, one of which (Exoniitii) ...
... can be had at the bundle.. Forced rhubarb 2£d per bundle. English apples are now very scarce and dear. Oranges are cheap. Cauliflowers are fairly inexpensive, and other available green vegetables are savoys, sprouts, and cablages. Seakale is ls od to 2s ...