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... Shaws, 7s. to 7s. (id. per load of 240 lbs. The cold weather has checked the produc- tion of green vegetables, such as cauliflowers, &c., and fewer were m the market to-day than last week. Tillages.— Corn-Exchange, April 30. —There is a steady demand ...
... vegetables. The , W oos re fased hen-eggs, and prefer.-cd the larger eggs of , I? aud S ees e- They took a great fancy for cauliflower, I is very plentiful at Southampton, and purchased an ( »euse quantity of that vegetable. They appeared to ob- I I tbe utal ...
... soys. each, and 20 added, were won by Mr. Davidson's Flenr de Seine, beating Osbaldwick. Friday.— The Consolation Stakes. Cauliflower 1 Azeth walked over for the Convivial Stakes. The Great Yorkshire Stakes. Pitsford 1 | Cyprus 2 ] Swede 3 Won by a length ...
... do., Verdon Fearnley. Cucumbers. — lst prize, Geo. Drake ; 2nd Joseph Middleton. Extbas. — Red Cabbages. — John Mellor. Cauliflower. — John Mellor. Parsley. — Verdon Fearnley. Eschalottes. — Francis ?? Several workmen then spoke of the extent which tbe ...
... Sale, benfawr Half and- Half, Cocktail, Ballinafad, and Valiant The Scraaio*- Selling Stakes were won by Emily, beatiug Cauliflower* TATTERSALL'S, Thursday. CESAREWITCH STAKES. 10 to 6 agst Landgrave (takeu) 30 to 1 — Cariboo 12 to 1 — Essedarias( taken; ...
... 60s. each. Vegetable Market, May 21.— 01 d Potatoes were again plentiful to-day; and green vegetables, ,uch as cabbages, cauliflowers dec, were in moderate supply. Old Potatoes, Bs. to 10s. per load . New Potatoes: EngUsh, 6J. ; Foreign, 3d. per lb.; Cabbages ...
... Ward; 2nd, Mrs. Milaes ?? Kidney do. Ist Mrs. Milnes ; 2nd, Mr. G. Wildgoose ; 3rd, Mr. S. Lucas ' Peas — Ist, Mr. S. Lucas Cauliflower — lst, Mr. Ward. .. Cabbage— lst, S. Ward; 2nd, Mr. Ward ; 3rd, J. ?? Lettuce — lst, Mr. H. Jenkinson ; 2d, Mr. Ward Rhubarb ...
... Wildgoose; beans, first, G. Wild- goose; second, J. Bargh; French beans, first, J. Gratton, second, G. Wildgoose ; brace of cauliflowers, first, M. Ward ?? second, G. Wildgoose ; lettuce, first, H. Jenkinson ; brace of cucumbers, first, G. Wildgoose ; second ...
... articles wer- considered high for tbe time of the year. Potatoes sold at ?? i-s. per load, being 2s. higher than last week. Cauliflowers ls _. per d OZ ; Cabbajre, 2s. ditto ; Rhubarb, 3d. per 14 lbs. ' ?? Tallow. — The following are the prices in Sheffield ...
... morning. The former sold at Bs. tc 10s. 6d. per load, and the latter at 2d. to 3jd. per lb. Cabbages, Is. Od. per doz. ; Cauliflowers, 2s. do. ; Gooseberries, 2s. per peck. Tallow. — The following are the prices in Sheffield: — Rough Fat, 3s. 6.1. to fa ...
... Snowden; 2nd, Mr. James Sanderson. Red celery, Ist, Mr. T. Snowden; 2nd, Mr. Chambers. Peas Ist and and, Mr. T. Snowden. Cauliflowers, Ist, Mr. T Snow- den ; 2nd, Mr. R. Solly. Cabbages, Mr. Chambers. Cos let- tuces, not awarded. Cabbage lettuces, ditto ...
... Jenkinson 1 ; T. Wildgoose, 2; G. Ward, 3. Broad beans, J. Goodwin! French do., J. Goodwin, 1; W. Hancock, 2 ; J. Gratton 3. Cauliflowers, M. Ward. Cucumbers, G. Wildgoose. Vege- table marrow, G. Ward. Carrots, Mr. R. White, 1 • Mr. H. Jenkinson, 2; J. Ward ...