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... to 5s per half-sieve.—Filberts and Cobs, & 60s per 1001b— Walnuts, 9s to 12s per thousand. Potatoes, 80s to 120s per tan.—Asparagus, 48 to 6s per bundie— Cauliflowers, 3s to 4s 0d; Cabbages, 8d per dozen.—Ca bbage is per dezen bunches.— Kale, 1s 6d to 2s ...
... announcing the receipt of an invoice of HERMETICALLY SEALED PROVISIONS, from D. H. CAItSTENS, of LUBECK, consisting of— Whole Asparagus. Apple Jelly do. Young Pens. Liver Sausages. Cauliflower. Brain do. Green Peas. Ham in Wine. Itoast Hare. Ham Pastry. Smoked ...
... choicest Gooseberries. Currants. Raspberries, and Strawberries. FOREST TREES, THORN QUICKS, *o., Ac. RHUBARB, SEA KALE, and ASPARAGUS. 11. D. begs solicit inspection uf his Stock, which only its superiority can truly known. Catalogues can had application ...
... prices. * SUTTON'S EARLY ■CHAMPION PEAS, EARLY GOLIAH PEAS, and otter New Garden Seeds, are now ready; also, Strong SEA KALE, ASPARAGUS, and RHUBARB PLANTS, of best sorts. . READING NURSERY, January sth. \ AIDENHEAD NEW CATTLE MAR-IVJ. KET will be held on Tuesday ...
... middling ditto SsOdltoSsSd, prime ditto 3tBd to 3s od, real gd to small pork SsMtoteSd, ~ , Covent-oarden M AEKEl.—Forced asparagus MtoTs 84, rhubarb ls9d to 6d, and Mtols bundle ; apples la 3d to 6d. pears to ISs Od, onions Bd, dot for pickling «d to 6d ...
... Newest and Choicest Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, and Strawberries. FOREST TREES, THORN QUICKS, ic. rums, Sp.a-kale, Asparagus. H. D. to solicit an inspection of his Stock, by which only its superiority can truly known. Catalogues may be hail on a ...
... vanced, the asparagus forms an exception, for if it is good and well grown, it is dear even when in full season. The temperature of Vie una bein^ cold for a long period of the year, the gardeners employ a very ingenious method of preserving asparagus from frosts ...
... DIRECTIONS. (Collated expressly for the Hereford Times.) KITCHEN GARDEN. We take the following from the Gardeners Journal: — Asparagus.—The earliest opportunity shouldjbe taken to prepare some more beds, previously directed. This is better annually performed ...
... early cabbage, before recommended. Continue to protect celery, endive, broccoli, and salad. Keep up asuccessional supply of asparagus andseakale. lay attention to the mushroom-beds; collect and prepare fermenting materials for forcing cucumbers and melons ...
... ;to to Id. per lb. ; potatoes, 70s. to 120 s per ton; ditto, 2s. 6d. to .4. 6d. per sea kale, 2s. 6d. to 3s, per puntiFt asparagus, 6s. to Bs. per hundred. ESAIITUFItsI.U, Monday.-Inferior beasts, 3s. to 3s. 44.• second quality ditto, 3s. 641. hi 3i+. ...
... per lb.; potatoes, 705. to 120 s. per ton; ditto, 2s. Od. to .15. 6d. per bushel; sea kale, Os. Od. to 3s. per punnet; asparagus, 6s. to 85. per latidred. monday.-Inferior beasts, 3s. to 4d.• itto, tn. second quality 3s. &t. to 8.1.; prime large oxen ...
... last circular. Butter, tirst quality, 72s 7Ui. Singed pigs 37a. Scalded 30s 32s per cwt. CO VENT GARDEN MARKET, last—Forced asparagus 5s 7s 6d, rhubarb Is 6d, and brocoli Is per bundle; apples 3d 4s 6*l. pears 4s 10s, onions Is la fid. ditto for plckliug ...