... Carrots, household 50s, cattle feeding to 255. Turnips, 40.-* to 455; swedes, 25.5 355; nnd mangolds, 16s to 185 per ton. Cauliflowers. to savoys. 33; and cabbage®. to Is 6d per laily. Celery, sft 9r; carrots. 6d 9d; turnip ~ 2s 9d; locks. Is 3d to 6d; and ...

... 6d per dozen lb; Canary, to 10s .per bundle. Pan* green asparagus, to 3s 3d per bundle: sprue. 6d Cabbage to per tally. Cauliflowers. per dozen: Cherbourg, las 20s per crate Carrots, lOd Is 2d i>er dozen bunches, and to •Js 6 ...

... vinegar, seasoned with salt and black pepper. Take anv remains of cooked vegetables, such early French beans, sprigs of cauliflower, asparagus, or sprue tops, now potatoes—quartered sliced —and flageolet beans. Wash and dry a lettuce, break with the fingers ...

... oranges, 6». to 10b. per 100; ls. 6d. to 2a. : ditto white, Ib. to ?? rhubarb, ls. to Is. 6d. per bundle; 1. to 3s. 6d. ; cauliflowers, ls. 6d. id. to Bd. : turnips 4d. to Cd. ; herbs, 2d. !. to Od. per bunch; spinach, 6a. per bushel; potatoes, 50s. to 130s ...

... also scarce. Escallops are cheap. lii the vegetable markets the frost has interfered sadly with the supply of turnips. Cauliflowers bane risen about 50 per cent, in trice during the week. Celeriac, an excellent vegetable, is increasing in popularity. ...

... is very cheap, as are crabs and lobsters. Prawns are rather cheap. Cabbages, spring greens, turnip tops, lettuce.. and cauliflowers are all plentiful, and spring onions are cheaper than usual, owing to the open weather. Opengrown rhubarb is now quite ...

... 104 to llin per Dutch, 4. to 44 Sd per bag. Rhubarb. ed to 11 per d rkeen bunches. Ifeeleirs beans. Is to is per Sib. Cauliflowers. In to 2. per dawn; ls 3d to Is 9d per mat (13). Cartels. 2s 6d to Ss per bag. Sprouts. 9d to Is per bushel Teneriffe tornatces ...

... to les per tau. Ouions: fie Ito 65 per oat . and Dutch. 2s Old to is be,. Greeas,l Is Pd to 15 9d; and 9d to to per lea. Cauliflowers. Se to Gs Gd per crs'e. Cocntobers, 'ls to as per dozen. T omatoes. as id to 41 per box. Mustard and cress, Pd to to per ...

... vegetable garden shows appreciat•on of the favourable couditlons of lbw season by the production ot monster cabbages and cauliflowers and wonderfu! of peas. The fruit haricst iitmerally promises well. In Ilost is scarcely fOOlll a grumble Vly kind in regard ...

... VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. STRATEORD.—Good supply and steady trade. Pctatoes: Blackland, to 85e; Eoilpse, nds to 90s per ton. Cauliflowers. 6s to lOs esti sad cabbages, la to 25; marrows. is 3d to 2s pe toZ.j. Peas. 3s to iis per bag. Scarlet runners. ad to ...

... 9d 6d; renerme, 10a io per bundle. Onions, 4s to 6d per cwt; Valencia, 7s lo 8s per case. Cucumbers 2s to 5s per dozen. Cauliflowers. 6s to 10s per tally; Cherbourg, 6a to 8s per crate: carrots, 2s 6d to 3* per bag. Celery. 8a Is per roll (6). Sprouts ...

... fis to fis fid per flat. New French carrots. fid to 4s per dozen bunche*; English. 1« 2s. Cabbage, 3s to fis per tally. Cauliflowers. Is to _s PROVISIONS. CHESHIRE CHEESE —There was pitch tons cheese the Nantwich Fair. Finest dairies made from 55s 60s ...