IRISH (JAKDl.MXc;. 



I 1r- Dul-jlin W'holcMiIc Markets. 



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M.W has been a busy inoiiih 

 priHliiiH" I'omimios to arii\ 

 ijiiantiiii-s as tlu" si'asi>ii aii\aiu"i*s. 

 The ilfinaiul tlnoii^hont tlu' moiilh ("or all i-lasNi-s ol 

 proiluri' was ijood, aiul in inosi cases the priies lealisoil 

 were lair ; vet in. sonu> eases eerlain vevfi'lables anil 

 sonte varieties of eiit flowers went elu-ap owin^ to lari^^e 

 snpplies, as in the ease of searU-t anemones anti rhubarb. 

 At present fruit is plentiful, anil ifood lionu'-vfrown 

 ifrapes can be obtained at a reasonable (iyure. Irish 

 ifoviseberries are beinj; marketed in limited quantities, 

 and about the middle of tlie month people with bushes 

 to thin would have found it very profilable to send their 

 ihimiinjfs to market. Forced strawberries are cheap 

 . onsiderinjj season. Irish apples are scarce, Hramlev's 

 Seedlinj; beini^' the principal variety. .Vustralian appli-s 

 ind South African pears arrive in quantities tiiat main 

 ■ lin Ihe prices without overslockinj^^ the market. 



Cut flowers have been abundant and prices low, larj^e 

 i'unches of anemones, roses, tulips and narcissi bein^r 

 obtainable at a very low figure. Lily of the valley sells 

 better when not too open, and in this condition it is 

 selling^ well at the present time. 



X'eifetables are plentiful — seakale, asparag^us, broccoli 

 I lid particularly rhubarb, are most in evidence. Home- 

 thrown tomatoes are arriving in limited quantities. First- 

 class cabbages are yet scarce, and to obtain the best 

 price for choice heads a good plan is to market them in 

 crates holding six to eight dozen. 



The following is the list of prices for the month : - 



Friit 



strawberries (forced), 

 liooseberries, 

 iirapes(Best Black). 

 \pples (Bramley's), 

 Do. (Australian), 

 I'ears (South .\frican). 



From 

 s. d. 



per lb. 

 per qrt. , 

 per lb. 

 per brl. 

 per box 

 do. 



Flowers 

 Aurum Lilies, per bunch of six 



Lily of the X'alley, per bunch 



Scarlet Anemones do. 



.N'arcissi (Pheasant Eye), do. 

 Tulips, do. 



Carnations, per doz. 



Roses (Red), per bunch 



Gladioli^ The Bride), do. 

 Sniilax, per bundle 



\'k.get.\bles 



Broccoli, 



Beet, 



Cabbage (York), 



Carrots, 



Leeks. 



Parsley, 



Spinach, 



Rhubarb, 



Seakale, 



Asparagus, 



Salads Cucumbers, per doz. 



Tomatoes (home), pe 



Lettuce, per doz. 



Scallions. 

 Herbs — Mint, 



Sage, 



Thyme, 

 26th May, 1910. 



per flasket 

 per doz. 

 per load 

 per bunch 

 per doz. 

 per float 



do. 

 per 12 doz. 

 per bunch 

 per bundle 



r lb. 



3 



per bunch 



per doz. bunches .03 o 



do. . o g I 



do. . o 10 I 



Robert High Cl.\rke. 



SkilluHy, quickly, aiiJ cheaply, for ,//i.i purpose rc^uiruiK illusira 

 lions, but, as wf have b<:n blockmaker-i to "Irish Gard<:ninK" Mnce 

 its lirst issue, we are in a very KJod position to handle all Horti- 

 cultural subie.ls. for S.-.'Jsiiien\ Cil.il. .mi.-s .iiiJ A J v-.-rtiseiiienls. 



IRISH PHOTO ENGRAVING CO. 



Oriel House, Westland Row, DUBLIN. 



WINDOW GLASS 



Polished Plate for Shop Windows. 



Horticultural (ilass at Lowest Rates. 



DEATH TO THE WEEDS ! 



HOYTE'S WEED KILLER. 



Stroiij;/j' Kecomnieiiiieti for the Destruction of H'eeds, &•(. 



Price, 2s. per gallon ; 5 gallons, is. 6d. per gallon ; 

 ID gallons, IS. 3d. per gallon ; Original 40-gallon casks, 

 IS. per gallon. 



HOYTE & SON, The City o( Dublin Drug Hall, 

 17 LOWER SACKVILLE STREET, DUBLIN. 



Please mention this Paper 



BEST 

 ECLIPSE 



SALT 



Also Ground and Lump RocK 



Flower & McDonald 



14 D'OLIER STREET, DUBLIN 



MAI..\HinK, SKKRRtKS iV RaI.BRIGG.AN 



BECKER BROS. 



Prices- 



!/5, 2/2, 2/-, T^PJ A C 2/5, 2/2, 2/- 



/lo, 1/8, I 6, I l^/\43« '/'o, 1/8, 1/6, 



1/4, 1/2. 



/4, 1/2. 



8 Sth. Gt. George's St. p, ... 

 ..o 17 Nth. Earl St. Oublm. 



