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... of making asparagus relatively as cheap as cabbage. The retail prices for green. stuff quoted in London yesterday were:— Cauliflowers. 4d. to 541.; normal price, 2d. to 3d. Cabbages, 3d.: normal pri.e, 11. to lid. Spinach. 3d. to 4d. per lb.: normal price ...
... and Blackland 30. to 52. 64 per too. Carrots 40. to Ws. turnips 40. to 45., 25. to Us. and marigolds Id. to 186 per ton. Cauliflowers Os to ra. sprouts Is 64 to 0., savoys 25 to 3s, and cabbie°. Is to to 6d per tally. Celery 6. to 9s. horseradish Its to ...
... misc.' between the rows. The dwarf varieties oi peas may be s nvn in rows 3)in. to a yard start, and by and bye rows of cauliflowers may be grown between them. The seedling vegetables in frames will lequire varying attention. Lettuc•s and early potatoes ...
... per _ton. Onions: English, 5s to fa per and 7.407. par bag. GTINAIS, 1.. 6d 10 is fd; and cabbages, ls fd to 7.4 per bag. Cauliflowers, bo to 7. Id per crate. Cucumbers, 2s to 34 per doses. Tomatoes, Is id to Is per box. Mustard and cress, 9d to Is per dos= ...
... for two Let cool, and afterw.rf. them in fiat boilia* water with aalt. -«e. to which i. PuiDOSAn cl»«e*e. rut •wn® in ® cauliflower in a dreproof i «eT'S; a little pepper the top, add hot melted butter, and finiih oooking in the oten. Muabpoomw Opatln ...
... lands. 45s to 60e; Kents and Essex. 66s to 005; and Lincoln. and King Edwards, 60s to 70s Per ton- Savoys. 2s 64 to 4s; cauliflowers, fts to 7s; and cabbages. 2. 64 to Ss 64 per tally. Greens, 14 64 to 1. 9d; Brussels sprouts, 9 4 to is; turnip tons. is ...
... about late rates. Prices:— Potatoes: King Edwards. a to 92.; Evergood. lo British Queen and Blackland. to 808 per ton. Cauliflowers, 6s to I0e; savoys, 51 to 8s per tally. Brussels sprouts. 2s to 2. 3d per 281 b. Turnips. 24 to 3s; carrots, 1s 9d to 2 ...
... Bixiu, Syrs, 7st 51b Doyle 1 Mr. J. Osborne’sc Fandango, out of Game Pullet, 2 jm, Gst2lb Carroll 2 Mr. C. Winteringham’s Cauliflower, Bst 41b Noble 3 1 lllkci v ■ -v. . .. -. Mr. Brown’s Liberality, yrs, Taylor Mr. E. Fewer Augur, out of Boundless, yrs ...
... Cactus Speciosa, bearing upwards of sixty blossoms, and a Thunbergia Elata, were greatly admired ; as was also the prize cauliflower, measuring 20§ inches in circumference. — Cheltenham Chronicle, ...
... No wonder the price of vegetables is high and that poor people do not consume as much greenstuff as is good for them. A cauliflower that the BigglesNade market gardener sells for a halfpenny will cost fourpence to the consumer in London. And the excessive ...
... yrs (Longstaff) t Mr. Lord's Cauliflower, 3 yrs . . . . . . •- - - 2 Mr. Meiklam's Raby, 2 yrs ; Mr. M. Jones V ictor, 2 yrs ; and Mr. Jones's Didsbury, 2 yrs, also ran. ?? Betting - 5 to 4 agst Kaby, 5 to 2 agst Cauliflower, and 5 to 1 agst Cigarette (not ...
... flake the flesh of the fish with a fork. Cut four cooked new potatoes into diee-shaped pieoes, take a few sprigs of cooked cauliflower, • few slices of beetmot, a Largo cooking apple, peeled, cored, and chopped into dice. a cooked corms chopped, • few cooked ...