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... as is usual at this late season. Scarlet and French brans are now at their cheapest, as well as tomatoes and mushrooms. Cauliflowers are rather dear; but, no the other hand, marrows are very cheep. Damsons are picot if ul. Pears are abundant and very low ...
... Geese are retailed in the West-end at 71d. per lb. The bait vegetables are artichokes. There is • little seats& to be bad. Cauliflowers are fairly good. English otiose ate rather dear, but there are plentiful supplies from the Continent at lower prices. ...
... large quantities, but will probably become scarcer if the cold weather which prevailed yesterday continues. Celery and cauliflowers arc arriving in capital condition are very cheap. Oranges are becoming plentiful. English black grams are Irons Is. 6d ...
... feeding. an . to 26e: swedes. :Ets to 225: and maugolds. las 24, per ton: cabbages. 1. 34 to Is 64: greens. Is to 1.64 ; and cauliflowers. fis to 7. per tally: spinach. Is to Is 64 per niece; bruenti. to 64: And greens. Into Is 6.1 per bag: turnip., 1, 3.1 ...
... Sprats ave at 3d. per pound. Swmelts and whitebait are chicap. Seallops are sold at Is. 2d. per dozen. Vegetables ave cheap. Cauliflowers, however, are iather dear. CGrapes, pears, pines, Lananas, and cranges and nats are in abundance. This morning Henry Crawford ...
... The labellium is a deer purple. 'Messrs. Sutton showed some broccoli which combine the cauliflower and the English broccoli. We have succeeded in making the cauliflower a hardy annual, said Messrs. Sutton's representative. There was a large and influential ...
... to Is. 6d. ; horseradish, 3s. to 6a.; rhubarb, 3d. to Cd. per bundle' beet, 2s. to 35.: cabbages, la. 3d to la. 9d. ; cauliflowers, la. 6d. to 6s! er dozen; carrots, B*l to ls. *. turnips, Freuch, . d. to la. 6d.; herbs 2d. to 4*1.: earsley. 4d. to ...
... Borecole, Broonoll (three varieties—early, medium, and Late), :Sprouts, Early Cabbage, pickling Cabbage, Savoy, Carrot, Early Cauliflower, Celery, Ridge cucumber, Lettuce (two varieties). Mustard, Onions (two varieties,. Parsley, Parsnip, Badith. Tomato (garden) ...
... Turnip. early snowball. CL trrol, I white Spouoit. P.rnnp, hill.. crowned. Eroideet a Ina propoett..n of - volt. Cohhage. Cauliflower. Teem. Sprout.. Fltt. Thus is a cheap .•titlect-on that eon be ree..mmers COLLECTIONS of CHOICE b ALDEN SEEDS. 2.. 9 ...
... bushel and upwards. Pinm are not so dear an they were last week. (be availrible ruts are Barcelona, Brasil, and chestnuts. Cauliflowers sre fairly cheap. Brussels sprouts cost 3(1. per pound. and hunch greens are comparatively inexpensive. bpiaaelt wobtaaaahls ...
... Goslings era dearer than they were a week ago. Vegetables are abundant and varied. Excellent peas cost 1041. per perk. Cauliflowers at a penny each areaniall,but otherwise unimpeachahle. Cucumber, lettuce, and small salad are cheap. Currants, black and ...
... per vise. Asparsto to to per Coeumbers 6. ea to So fd per at 1301. Rkubarb Is Id to Is aorta b.ndles. forced ed to Is. Cauliflowers Is TR to 24 Coraish to to 7. id crate. ...