... Do. preference 6t 7/6 ?? 4 Swift ?? 'Ex 25s on account of coupon February, I89! IEx ?? and x now. IMPORTATION OF' CAULIFLOWERS. Cauliflowers are b5½n shipped to England froma the Contdinent in great qatieespecially frm Italy. One steamer recently had a ...

... at firm rates. Vegetables made a full market, and cleared fa.ryv wvell at steady rates, wth the ex- ception of .ornwall cauliflowers, which show a drop of 2s t' 3s per skip. Flowers in plenti. ful supply t.do a trifle slack owing to the, ?? weather, but ...

... VEGETABLES. DUBLIN' ( Wholeslee)-September 18-A large market of cabbage for mid-week and cauliflowers plentifal and cheap. York cab- bage, 2s 9d to 5s 3d per load, cauliflowers, 9d to Is 8d per fasket; salad, 4d per dot. = ...

... Charnel fsland tonmatoes. Is to -I~stI per lb ;-Viilenc a onions, 6s to. 7s per case; I Dut- . 4is 6d per bag. 'Vegetables-Cauliflowers, (a is to 2s sa-per doz; vegetable metrrowS, Is 5d s to 4s per doz; parsley (scarce), 1E 6d per float; a kidney beans, ...

... I5 6d to, os and 4s per doz; ,ettuc-e, good stuf f d -t 6& per dot ; tonmatoes, Eng- lisb, os to 6s per strike of 121bs; cauliflowers, Is to Is 9d per doz; spinach, 2s to Sc 6d per bag;;, peas, is 61 'ca so Z er foast; kidney beans, 6d per lb; aeupa ncgua ...

... . 0 U, 0 0 new Irish 2 00 0 do.potbherbO0 S,,0 4 Ceoanuts, ea0 2,,0 3 PeeanIy d0 2,, 0 4Flowers~binncb 0 1 , I 0 Cauliflowers, saC 2,, 0 3BUTosII: ANn Dons. ICucumbe~rs, doG 0 , 0 0St. George's Mlarket. k sa'gii!zs,p.1-200 O 0 Print, per lb 0 11 ...

... Celery, table.. 1 6, ?? CStberrie., do. do. pctbarb C3 3, 0 6 new irish 00,.0 C P~ar.iey dIO 0 3,0 Thosanu-, ea C2,0 3 Cauliflowers, cbO10 ,,0 2rklershnh0 1 0, i Cnonoesr~ C0 ,C0 BUTrres ?? ,s .ka Oea'gnp 0 L0,,)0 0 Sr. Geortge. Market. Scaue uob.0 0 ...

... per deep: medium, 2s 6;1: small, Is 9d. Ye- | get-ables were in plentiful supply, and met a, good nqu,1r, particuilarly cauliflowers, finest sorts going for 6s to 6s 6d er flasket; seconds, 3s to 4s; parsley, Sa per M mushrovms, Is wi to 2s per lb ; czlerv ...

... quiet for the hcNM houses. VEGETPABIES. DIUBLN WHOLE&SAJ-Sept 25-Owing to the cold and dewy nights §armers are nor rushing cauliflowers on the market inr vast quan- tity, and more of this vegetable passed un'er the hammer this morning than is usual in ths ...

... fruits made a fair sized market; lemons and pears only selling welL Vegetables in fair supply, andtrade generally improved; cauliflowers efalling off a littl, and prices consequently ?? fruits-Plnms. not in per- fection, a bit green and small, 5c 3d to 6s ...

... prices. 4; . GE&TABIfl& O3 D IJN -(Wholiexe)-Acciust 31-Supplies of ysgetablea all rosad were good this morning. Cabbage and cauliflowers made a, better s4le, but the ?? fO-' other omodites was slow. 3oots,. such aS parsnips, carrots, et4, L-were anl difficult ...

... G'brries, do0 C ,, 0 0 Do., p. herb 0 3 ,, 0 5 ]1k.currants0 0., 0 0 Parsley, do ?? 0 3,, 0 4 OthercurrantsO 0,, 0 0 Cauliflowers eaQ 1,, 0 3 Flowers, buochO 2,, 1 0 Cucumbersdo. 0 4,, 0 6 BTTEr AND EeGS. Peas, per qrt.. 0 0,, 0 0 St. George's Market ...