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... COVENT GARDEN. TEUItiIDAT.--We ore not in • position to !upon raw& Improvement, the supply remaining much the as loot w. oh. English Pears are now nearly over, and Um is are but few of the continental left, and lore of those melting sort. but the Easter ...
... COVENT GARDEN. MONDAY.—A very limited amount of buskin is current at present time, and chiefly oonnued to wholesale trade la foreign imports, among which be notioed another cargo or rather oonsignment of pines from Bt. Michael's, some of witleh realised ...
... COVENT GARDEN. TIWRSDAY.—The supply of general produce is fairly kept up, and the demand has slightly improved, hothouse grapes and strawberries being quite stall. dent; thc former, both home-grown and from the Channel Islands, andr athcr above the average ...
... COVENT GARDEN. TIMIDAT. —We not to report upon here; a alight Improvement however, taken ill artMles. chiefly In of choice deseriptions. Strawbonier are mush more freely supplied, but the price is low. Good retarded grapes have advanced, end some new ...
... COVENT GARDEN. THOZSDAT.W. sots the quntatlor.s ol : 79. 61. per is.; sew potatoes ((rarm.). 24. per lb.; Melts blooi sraugee, 3.. $ 41. otr ; tomicriso oranges le. 61. to 24. per dogma; hooch 3e. to C. 61. our 100; Town pippins, 3.. 61. to se. 61. tor ...
... COVENT GARDEN. A fair amount of business has balm current among the dealers generally, bat not in first-olass goods, the demand for such being rather limited. Large oon,ignments of West Indian prv+lnce, by the way of New York, are to hand, oomprisirg ...
... COVENT GARDEN.. ' 7 ------ - We are expenenem4 a steady trade, supply and demand being pretty fairly met, and very little alteration in prices. Imports heavy, comprising asparagus, French beans, artichokes, turnips, carrots, and peas ; in fruit, cherries ...
... COVENT GARDEN IN THE SEASON. What do you say to the Central Avenue, Coventgarden, as a ]place for a May meeting? Dy no means ad, I can tell you. You get every variety ;as in the market you may find every kind of frnit, from potatoes to pines, and every ...
... COVENT GARDEN HOUSE, 52, BRIDGE-STREET, TAUNTON. BEST SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. THE BEST VINES, FRUIT TREES, ROSES AND FLOWER ROOTS, &c., supplied from the best sources at the most reasonable rates. Every information furnished on Heating, and all Horticultural ...
... COVENT GARDEN. _ THIMODAY.—We are experiencing • very dull trade re, and • good supply of foroodfrulte and vegetables has tended rather to lower than Priooll, more especially the ol English asparagun, Amougst the quotations by the retail frulterere we ...
... THE FAILURE OF THE COVENT GARDEN PANTOMIME. At the Westminster Couuty Court, on Thursday, before Mr. Bayley, judge, the case of Cellier v! Rice came on for hearing. There were cross actions in the suit. The plaintiff Mr. Alfred Cellier, a musical composer ...
... RIOTING IN COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. At Bow-street Police-court, London, Reid Vetch, 19, • medical student, of 7, Lorrimore-equars, worth ; Frank Winder, 27, giving no address but Beentwood ; Henry Yates, 23, • medical student, 47, Biameoat-sneet, Portl ...