IRISH (i \I<I)1:N1N(;. 



he 



I )iihliii Wholesale Mark 



ets. 



TlIK first nuxilli o( llio now yi;ir li.is Kximl llii- 

 iiKiikois ill a \ciy Uiflfteiil i i>iuiiruin Irmii thai 

 wilm-SMil ill tho cloinjf moiilli of la>l vi-ai-. 

 1 hrii «(• hail 111.- Inisy hum tliai li>ld of liaili- h»'iii>f 

 iloiio I'll a laryfo svmIo. ami if hiiiin- j^roihuf was siaiiiy 

 \M- liavl pliMily of fmvi^n. 



Now thi- inarkrls ha\i* j^ii>wii iliill. ami m-ilhiT lioim- 

 nor fmt'iijn proiimc- lan hi- said to ho pU-ntiful. with I ho 

 oxioption i>f a fow of our iiioro hardy vo.mlahlos. 



Amoiijfst fruit. Irish applos havo not improvod, ami it 

 is very Sc'ldoni that ohoioi'-iiainod varieties are 

 tuarketod in small quantities like half bushels. &e. 

 K\en the medium classes have ifrown very scarce. 

 The Hramleys Seedliiiff and Annie Kli/.ahelh in barrels 

 (from I'lster) appeared to be fine fruit, and should have 

 sold belter 



Pears and ifrapes from home sources are very few, 

 ,ind prices are slijfhtly lower (pears especially), probably 

 owinij to the superior qu.ility of Fremh sorts beinic 

 marketed. 



X'e.n^elAbles are arriving in limited quantities, con- 

 sequently there is a brisk demand, eelery is over 

 plentiful, and except for first-class stuff it would not pay 

 to grow it for the prices realised. Nice lots of seakale 

 and rhubarb are to be seen, but for the latter, though 

 very fine, there is no demand. 



Flowers are scarce, and chrysanthemums have appar- 

 ently for this season ceased to exist as a market flower. 

 \ iolets are in fair quantities, as are also cross-channel 

 Lilies of the \"alle}- and Tulips. 



The following are the prices for the month : — 



Appl.. I. 



I-KI II 

 Si-eilliiik;, 



ipe> 



Annie Kli/.ibolh 



ist (Jualily, per ili>/. 



-Mid ilo. ilo. 



.Mixed, por lloal 

 •l-irst (Ju.ilily. pir ilo/ 



Second ilo. ilo 



— Alicants, pir lb 



llross eolm.in. ilo. 



l-I.iHVKKS 



'>'hi_\s.ii\lliomums, per ilo/. 

 X'ioli'ts, pi-r ilo/.. biiiu'lii's 

 Smilax, pei- bumllo 

 .\rum Lilies, per do/. 



\'i;i;ktabi.i:s 

 .Artichokes, per float 



Brussels Sprouts, ilo. 

 Mroccoli. per flasket 

 Beet, per doz. . 

 Cabbage. Rest \'ork, por i.' 



Do. Savoy, do. 



Do. i^ed, per i\o/.. 



Celery. tio. 



Carrots, per doz. bunches 

 Leek. do. . 



Lettuce, per doz. 

 Parsley, per float . 

 Parsnips, per doz. bunclu's 

 Spinach, per float 

 Rhubarb, per doz. bunches 

 Seakale, per large bunch 

 Turnips, Garden, per float. 



Do. Swedes, per cwl. 

 iMint, per doz. bunches . 

 Sage, do. . 



Thvme. tlo. . 





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O I I 



RATS & MICE, 



And How to Destroy Them. 



Sec the Testimonials for 

 "Liverpool" Virus. Many Dublin 

 n\erchants and householders 

 praise it highly. No risk to 

 other anin\als. Thousands of 

 packages used all over Ireland. 

 Prices 2s. 6d. and 6s. per tin 

 (postage 3d. and 4d. extra). 

 Special Virus for Mice, Is. 6d. 

 per tin (postage 2d. extra). All 

 ready prepared ; no further mix- 

 ing required. Fresh supplies can 

 always be had from 



■« >■ ••laivAAki 61 South Great 

 D. M. WATSON, George BStreat 



Chemi.t.Ao. DUiL.H. (Thone l.TI ) 



TESTIMONY 



pffices-.4 D'Olier St. /)„^//„, Qr/. 14, u/,<,. 

 Stores— Ringsend, &c. fi j ' 



Ue.-ir Sir, 



We have great pleasure in stating that the 

 " Liverpool " Virus has proved very satisfactor)- 

 in destroying the Rats in our Stores at Rings- 

 end. We highly recommend it to every one. 

 (Signed 

 Flower & McDonald (per pro O. StafTord) 

 lri>li s^lt Mai.niH. tiirii^, Cm»1. Ci.kc. ani Corn .Mir.l.Hiit 



WINTER SPRAYING 



OF FRUIT TREES 



To remove Lichen, &c. 



CAUSTIC SODA, 98 per cent. 

 PEARL ASH, 7S/80 

 PURE SOFT SOAP 



And all ingredients for Woburn 

 and other Winter Washes, at 

 lowest Cash Prices 



SPRAYING & FUMIGATING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS 



Telephone 1971 



D. M. WATSON 



Horticultural Chemist 



61 Sth. Great George's St. DUBLIN 



d. Write for Report by J. McLAUCHLAN YOUNC, F.R.C.V.S., F.R.S.E., on the 

 use of "LIVERPOOL" VIRUS for destroying Rats over a large area in 

 Aberdeenshire 



