k tiful, more especially the latter. 
E Bue been plentifully supplied, and Fr 
A 
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_ 37—1846.] THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 455 
a ——— 
OVENT GARDEN, JULY 4.—Most kinds of Vegetables 
it has been abundant. 
tained at from 4s, to 8s. per 1b. Hot- 
abuncanbend cheap. 
ines, 
len- 
Good Pine-apples may 
house Grapes, of Ea quality, are 
Cu d Plums, and excellent samples of Peaches and Nec! 
“have been offered. Cherries and $ 
and’a considerable quantity of Dutch O 
pon and ie rea alised due good Apples p 
season, what remain are sold at 
Oranges are lentiful, ipsimet the ERES 
acio ent for the demand. Lemons 
Melons may be ol 
ood foreign ones are also in the 
MU and conse- 
3, Cauliflowers, &e., ood and suffi- 
‘Carrots and Turnips dem cheaper. Peas 
the week, and good young 
"s ast week's prices, and som 
market. Of Vi egetables, Asparagus is 
quently dearer, Gabb: 
tient for the demand. 
ave been rather scarce during 
Samples have been fetching bigh prices, Beans remain nearly 
the same as last week. Celery is good Es quality. Potatoes 
of the bess s fetch prr oe ands one or two cases 
w and 12} 
Ower Bree 
vilis 
ee Salading m good Kandi T iful Cut EUM 
quietly onset oi Eieeinae Jüxntgda s. qe Caleeolarias, 
iuh LE) Orange flowers, Rhododendrons, Cinerarias, 
s, Moss and other A Wr 
TS. 
rs e Apple, perlb., Acto [3 Gooseberries. prn enite smietana 
Tapas, Hothouse, per lb., 3s to Gs Currants, re!  hf.-sv« is gos 
Apples, Do jess. per e 7:10 904 — Sg do. 
x tehen, 2 AW Strawberries, per ottle, éd to i 64 
clon ona, e: nS 4 Raspberries, per yote, Aak 6d 
Reaches, per dor. 1s to 942 Cherries, per Ib. 4d 
[RAIN n 0 Almonds, per 
Feber orn 1st d 26d Sweet M Ed ape DERI, n 
er 100, 4a ti Em English, p. 100)1bs., aen to 60s 
= Revier per 100, 1064016 » Cob, per 1001bs., 80s to 90s 
Barcelona, 90r 
Per dozen, 2s to 28 6d “= " 
T dozi pue 2 16s 
on, 21 Od to 6r - 
EA 00, 18s to 
Walnuts, por bushel, 18s to 10s 
VEGETABLES 
Dd per doz, 62tols 3d Carrot, per bunch, 4d to 10d 
Ardiflowers, per doz., 21 to a Onions, per doz bunches, 2s to 84 
Bitlchokes, per doz ls to Shallots, per Tb. Ga to tà 
Jench Benne, p er hire en 6d to Ate | Garlle, peri 
Sorpo per aleve, Ss to Os Lettuce, per sei Store, Cabs le to 1s 6d 
sec verhtaleve, Od to Ie Cos, 1s to.2s 6d 
WOCh, por ton, 708 to.180e hands, 9d to 
W. 
Passio y; po? binos 1d teed 
— Roots, per bundle, 1s 
Tarragon, per bunch, 6i 
B Mint, green, per bunch, 6d to 8d 
cen Marjoram, per bun 
Geeks, per doz. bunches, 2d to 4d Chervil, per punnet, 2d to ad 
elery, per bundle, 1s 6d tou 6d 
CUI Load of 36 Trusses, 
ELE, July 2. 
Prime Mead.Hay 75:to 8. 
TaíeNew&Howenes ^ 00 | Olov 
—ato —s Barer 65ato 85s 
s 
Glover” ioe EH 83: 87 
Jonn. Cooran, Salesman, 
$ CUMBERLAND MARKET, July 2. a 
tarag Mend. Hay 78sto [is Clover 11050115» 
eor ^. 65 Inferiordo, 92 105 | Straw s: 
- 60 72 |NewOlover 80. 90 at 
osnua Bagar, Hay Salesman. 
HITECHAPEL, July 3. 
Spo, oe Old. Clover 100v to1260 
e Old Hay. - 
Tris E Straw 
Ne E Hay 
e Hay 
ii d Over 70 — $i 
AREI EXE Monpay, June 29, 
EE moderate sty apply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, 
Eu EON this. morning, the sale of which could not be pro- 
ecli with in the early part of the day without submitting to 
ne, which as. the day progressed amounted to fully 4s. to 
By f S We limited, being held on the 
h buyers were unwilling to 
dy of E vans and Peas, f for 
large quantity of 
ond has UDIN p value of this Nm PA 
Whon P? SH, PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. $. & 8. 8. 
tat, Es Kent, and Suffolk 5 ite 55 60. Red . 50 55 
Bare, Nortoll, Lincolnshire, and Yorkeh! 50 54 White 60 55 
Dats 2 isa and distilling eel to vis Chevalier 80. 88. Grind. 25 28 
Sts: Lincolnshire and Yorks fir Pol: 26 30 Feed, 25 28 
= Now timbsrland and Scotch .  . Fee Br 30 Potato $9 
8 Pos 
» «pole, eni MATS E LM 
emdordand Essex! 0 2020201080 68 
By. e +. Bt 86 
Beans, Mazagan, old and new "90 to 40  "Tiok 82 46 Harrow. 34 48 
Pigeon, aet lani 
feas, whit Winds — — 
Maple 33 36 
Th RIDAY, July 3. 
3029 €. arrivals of Fuglisk Wheat since 
v Qrs.; those of foreign to 15,190 ; 
en slow and quite of a retail character, 
+ 86 to 59 Longpod — — 
- 36 to 48 Grey 83 84 
Monday amount to 
siness in either has 
but we do not alter 
Hr ns, ano Peas, 
i dyes ed.— 
Wheat Flour 
| 1330 Ska 
35290 is 
IMPERIAL AvEnaczs. 
May Wheat. | Barley.) s.j Peas 
S e Per Quarters) S54 B62 0d) B42 6d 
u e | 83 3510 | 34 2 
m ar S es 0) 35 10 Es 10 
a 5 Peso va rs 70) 85 8 9 
* . . bl 88 4 » 6 
VOCCM NP 37 6| 35 0 
€ Wooks 
eke! Aggrer, Avers | 62 10 a6 2| 34 4 
t | 
Sitten Foreign @raia!” 6 6 4 0| 4 0 0 
i M UA 
Aram Mhbsingithedi fluctaatiqns in the price of Rees onthe average of the 
eeke 27. 
S weeksending Saturday, June 27. — — — — 
x Max 98 T ds 0| Juns 6 | re 18 | Jons 20| Jora sy 
3 5d |L———— | E 
53 1 | ee ES 
Ed. | ME oe 
52 19 | 
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ES) 
Uu rz d 
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mies ws ve 
zm eS a 
EN SEEDS, July 3, 
Sun, perar Ei to 448 EinstedGsken oretgn pt 
lover, f Rea, quum m = MER ps s 
i pee ow! = 
White, god E = =| Rapeseed, Bnglish diris 9200 
Oba . — —|RapeCak 
Eme rs = 10 16 |Saintfol 
UG " por qr. 35 6 Taren ER winter » bush. 
5 "e E EH eign "Bodascd 
- a s 
des Eug. por 1000), m i| duris (too MNT foot (aeons 
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African Lilies Gentianella Planting 
Agapanthus Nes —— Plur 
Anemones set lyanthu: 
Ann xraftiug | RES 
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[o 1 jeans 
di 
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Clematis Narcissus 8 imer Savory 
Collinsias Nemophila: Sweet Williams 
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Cress. Onions hy 
Creepers ime T ridia Pavonia 
ocus Py 
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Cucumbers Peaches 
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