NOVEMBER 13, 1875.] 
GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE, i 
629 
Т. R.—H. E.—W. B. H.— 
T. DEW В.Р. Tz: 
MPORTANT NOTICE.—On and — xx 6th 
Mails, Full of t fond 
Markets, дин of all other Agricultural ли 9 
to the hour of going to press. 
Markets, 
COVENT GARDEN, November 11. 
We have very little alteration to make from last w 
es remain me, with a better d m 
for first-class А mong imported fruits, some 
erican иа +. ns have been offered, but not 
first-rate samples, though good prices have been rea alised 
James Webber, Wholesale Apple Market, 
a 
A EG E 
т 14-51 es, per doz. .. 2 6-12 о 
p = їзє, A». : 6 1 э уна рег doz. «10-40 
s, per d Pine-apples, p lb. . 40-70 
oan her d: Pe pe ue , per bushel .. 2 о- бо 
, per r00 .. б о-о 0| — per punnet о 6-16 
Melons, each .20-50 | Walnuts, p. bush. .. 8 o-12 o 
ges, p. 1 .. 60-120 
VEGETABLES. 
8. d. s. d. REFA 
Artichokes doz. .. | Horse Radish, р. ban, 3 «E 2b 
— жез ag p. Ib, o 3- .. | Leeks, per bunch . 
Beans, Scarlet Run- Lettuces, per score.. : о- .. 
s và o 6- .. Mint, per bundle .. o 4- .. 
Beet, rore Mushrooms, per pott. 1 o- 2 o 
Brussels. a lb. o 4- .. Jnions, young, bun. o 4- o 
mna T gings т o- 2 о | Parsley, per bunch.. о 4- .. 
. о 6- .. Radishes, per bunch. o 2- o 4 
гет rers. р. doz. 2 o- 40) — PE c A 
Celery, per bun dle .. x 6- 2 o | Salsafy, undle.. o 9- .. 
ucumbers, each .. x o- т 6 | Seakale, per punnet.. 2 o- 3 о 
Endive, per doz. .. т o~ 2 o | Shallots, per ib.  . б 
лдаа doz. 2 о- 3 е тта s ^ = E o 
o 2- 
| recien £s; : Regents, 45 = ae poet м to 8 
yrs IN o 
44. 5. d.-£. d. 
onias, per doz. .. L о-т2 o | Heaths, in var., doz. Е: "mo 
Bouvardias, do. 0-18 o Heliotrop, pe doz. c 
Chrysanthemum, VE í о- д o | Hyacin m., do. : 0-39 o 
Coleus, do. .. 40-60 Mignonette, ix жя 
Cyclamen, do. ..12 0-24 9 o. А м P 
Е š .. 60120 Pelargoniums, dble., 
i 30 o| perdoz .. os 4 0-12 0 
—,. viridis, рег doz, 12 0-240| — S о о- 9 
керн do. . 18 o-42 ө | Primula sinensis, do. 4 o-12 o 
us elastica .. т 6- 7 6 | Solanums, do. . 60-240 
Fuchsia, per doz. 6 o-12 o ' Veronica, do .. 4 0-12 0 
Cur Fi s. 
Ж BET s.d. s. d. 
Azaleas, 12 mds cpm т é- 4 о | Narcissus, pats dozen 3 o- 6 o 
Camellias .. . 4 0-12 o | Pelar pau 2sprro-20 
Carnations, 12 blooms 1 6- 4 o # д o 6-16 
Chrysanthem., 12 vL 10-40 Pula dbl. ae K bun. 10- 1 6 
= 12 bunches .. 4 0-12 о | Roman M Hyacinths, 
зо- бо oA .. 30-60 
Соп lamen, 12 т о 3- о 6 | Roses, indoor, p. doz. 2 о- 6 o 
рооза, р. doz, 10-30| — — 12 T 9 o-12 0 
Eucharis, per doz. .. 4 o-12 o | Spir: spra 10-30 
per doz... 30-60 “aos Aor s RE 6 o-12 0 
Hoop, 12 spr. : 6- т о | Tuberoses, per doz... 2 о- 4 о 
Mignonette, 12 bun. o- 6 o | Violets, 1 2 bunches.. 1 o- 30 
LONDON n au arkets, as might be 
SEEDS. 
—QOur seed m 
ted, ow thinly attended, with only a sm 
amount ‘of b points ssing. For Fre m re lo 
seed th 
advance we t week is fully maintained i 
Mustards, in the lack of any demand, are drooping in 
value, The eed e continues steady ; from 
Essex the supply shows signs of falling off. Hem 
seed on the readily nds an improvement of 
25, to 35. quarter. Bl ce an : 
Linseed ter request at unchanged currencies. 
There is a fai erines oing in Köni g spring 
Tares, and prices se o be hardening. Occasionally 
orders come 6 һа nd f or winter Vetches.— 
& Sons, Seed din 37, Mark Lane, E.C. 
a moderate 
Prevails E. nd and inferior kinds, the Hick 
tions both English and foreign varieties ruling 
‘—Kent Regents, 95s. to : ditto, 9os. 
to ттоз.; Victorias, тооз, 1305.; . to gos.; 
kidneys, тооз. to 1205.; ттоз. to 130s. per ton.— 
King’s Cross the market was firm, was an 
active demand for all good iptions. lowing 
Were the prices :— Lincoln Regents 120s. to 
A у. R&-N-U E T- R -E-E S- 
—— —— Girth 4ft. from ground. 
LIMES, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 18 feet high 6 to то inches. 
PLANES, Occidental, true, r2 P 2n high sto B 
t 
MAPLE orway, 12 to 16 fe „+ 5t0 8 „ 
CHESTN ‘UTS, Horse, ro to B feet i sei Eto io "5, 
a еа то to 14 feet = ist « BO IO Ks, 
Double, ro to 14 feet Bto. y 
5 = IO , 
710 9 » 
THONY WATERER крес invites an inspection 
of ^h his akt of the above trees, now growing in his Nursery, 
stout and straight in stem, with well balanced heads, and above 
all, splendid roots. 'They are unquestionably t e fine st lot of 
Avenue Trees to be met with in any y ree in Europe. 
Intending planters will not be disappointed, g^ are many 
"e PRIZE ROSES, 
FROM 
CRANSTON'S NURSERIES, HEREFORD. 
Try <a so Guinea, Two Guinea, and 
e Guinea Collections. 
EGINEK COLLECTION 
Thirty Selected First-class Show Roses 
TWO GUINEA COLLECTION contains 
Sixty Selected, Distinct, and all First-class Show 
Roses. 
ONE contains 
аа ые GUINEA COLLECTION —— 
e Hundred of the Finest Roses, New or Old, 
= нйн, Selected from upwards 
Varieties, 
ither of the above Collections vant be Ig eur 
ae forwarded, on receipt of Chegu. st Office 
payable t 
RANSTON and MAYOS, 
EFORD. 
CRANSTON'S D 
(ESTABLISHED 1785). 
TO THE TRADE. 
CRANSTON AND cda beg to offer very 
Dwarf trained PEARS. 
Dwarf-trained PEACHES, 
Dwarf-train ed NECTARINES. 
RIES. 
The Largest a of DWARF oeil in the Trade. 
PRICED LISTS ON APPLICATION. 
THE: NURSERIES; HEREFORD: 
TO Dike B БАРГИ. 
JAS. GARAWAY & CO. 
ALMONDS, wes end а 155. рег doz 
AYS, т to 2 feet, 6s. per dozen ; re ыы нЕ fet gs. per dozen. 
CHEST TNUTS, Scarle d to 8 fee per dozen; 8 to ro 
> per 
ELMS, Chichester, 3 io. = t do et, 205. per 100; 4 to 6 feet, зо. 
8 feet, 50s. per roo. 
= ua fine E 
to 1o фе. 755. per 100; 1o to 12 feet, 
; 12 to 16 feet, - р; 
ESCALLONIA A MACRANTHA, { 
LAUREL, Portugal, 2 to 3 feet, now x тоз, рег ta 
LIMES, Mets o feet, toe per dozen; 1o to 12 feet, i: "per doz, 
OAKS, dee fee dozen 
” ээ 
per dozen. 
rol arin: 2 to 3 gs. per s боз. 
0 4 feet, 125. per dozen, 99s, per тоо. 
NIES, Moors, Tree, 12s, per dozen. 
WILLOWS, S, Kilmarnock Weeping, 18s. per dozen. 
Fruit Trees. 
‘Leading sorts, a trees, our buon ion 
APPLES, == -trained, т 18s., and 2: per dozen. 
» Standards, 155. per 
M beret 95. dozen, "m per r { 
рег $ 
CHERRIES, Ma сате trained, 245. per 
CEARINES, | per 1oo. 
PEACHES Maid ‚ Maidens, 9s. уз ozen, for per т 
, dwarf- ed, 3os. and 36s. per dozen. 
PEARS, т беу , 18s. and 215. рег dozen. 
» Pyramids, 3 to 4 feet, 125 . per dozen, 755. per тоо; 4to0 5 
feet, 1 dozen, 1005, per тоо 
» Standards, 18s, рег dozen, 1255. 
PLUMS, L^ il , 18s. and 21s. per 
» pyra to 5 feet, 12s. per dozen ; = - 6 feet, 155, per 
й ic 15s. per dozen. 
JAS. GARAWAY AND CO 
Durdham Down Nurseries, Clifton, "Bristol. 
Peres ROSES, ROSES, ~‘Standatd Roses. 
Stephan floribun A Rare Bargain. 
M. KN IGHT. Floral Nurseries, тарив, 
Sussex, offers tu the Trade, 
apum of the above, best variety, for £s, ys yer 
a few dozen extra strong н а a ыи рех рег 
Also TWENTY ACRES of GENERAL NURSERY STOCK, 
in excellent condition. CATALOGUES on application. 
Evergreen Hedges.—Box, G: 
LIGUSTRUM OVALI 
reen Hollies, and 
FOLIUM. 
` Also 10,000 ACER CAMPESTRIS, from 5 to8 feet in height, 
clean-grown stuff, 
Price on application. 
The Nurseries, W: SW. 
PRING GARDENING. Бог Sale, several 
undred Crimson, White, and Pink DAISIES, at 4s. per 
тоо ; also a few Golden-lea About 2 
m rge PEACH and NECTARINE TREES in pots, in g 
state ; several dozen ARBOR-VIT/, from 1 Zi 
feet, 
and a few thousand PINUS AUSTRIACA, about 2 
Apply 
Pu CLARK, Gardener, North Collingham, Newark, Notts. 
To Market Gardeners, Nurserymen, and Others. 
POR SALE, IO, — piped diya PLUM 
РЕР and two uantity of SEA- 
TER for For 2:GOO EB ERRY - BLACK CURRANT 
TREES, Pes ASPARAGUS ROOTS for isse Apply to 
Mr. GE DEC TS Broom House Farm, Parson's 
Green, Fulham. 
To Noblemen. d седа теп, апі сега who аге 
TING this AU’ 
ORNAMENTAT 
ENDRON. S, CLIMBING 
vit: now Fs fine condition for removal. 
Are any: есе invited. 
VA DEGREE may be had on ication. 
es, Wandsworth COR, oW 
J. S e dz T T Tett has to offer 
по AVENUE idee EP feet high. clean stems, 6 to 7 feet, 
"^ ne heads, 5s. eac also al 30 IRISH YEWS/ 1o to 
2 fee ecl, vio trees, 205. д 
раса. "BLACK ATE 'and 300 RED JI CUR- 
БА оо, 4 years old, pas 
e stock of ASH, 4 ps * pet east per 
02% feet, 30s. p 
feet, rt, 6d. ^d 55. г еж 
S. ELMS, rv up CHEST- 
EECH, BIRCH and POPLAR 
ALOGUES on шиг 
6 Nurseries, Richm Surrey. 
To GENTLEMEN, N URSERYMEN, LARGE CON- 
TRACTORS, LANDSCAPE GARDEN ERS, and OTHERS. 
— W.STEELL beg to call the attention 
e 
f all Planters to their extensiv: grown 
URSERY STOCK, спир" of an excellent selection of 
Ornamental Ever, Deciduous S d Trees, 
Standard an ose Trees, Standard an warf Varie- 
R 
and Green Hollies of the newest and best varieties, 
gat 
which they can highly 
Standard and D Fruit Trees, &c., 
recommend fo 
N.B. Wher large quantities are required they can be 
supplied at very low price 
NEW RHODODENDRONS. 
BIANCHI.— Bright salmon-pink;. c ing to 
nearly white, large blotch эзер: peri gi upper 
eep lake, black 
сиң ч =" upper petals ; truss large and good ; a really 
t variety, and one Mp the best and darkest yet 
= fered 
LADY WINIFRED HERBERT. — Bright 
briate ges ; com 
attractive and distinct variety. 
MRS. а aE BROWN. —Bright аре "m 
lage + petah s surmounted 1 Бу & a white pt samen w white ; 
LVIN L— lish i — Il marked 
SALV] wih, dues Ен - idee ed, we d 
ELE of over the ser ark tthe fower, реч 
WILLIAM MILTON. Tin iak crimson, 
fine free- 
o came d 
ar soe ; 
lanceolate ao - 
RE The ab = s s 
for several ar eom ce recomm pur- 
folge, a Re pois: looming. 
pies size. plants „= Жа 4s. the set. 
2d size, пісе рі about 1% foot . £6 6s, the set. 
3d size, bushy, 114 to 2 feet .. 48 8s. the set. 
"The usual discount to the Trade. 
MAURICE YOUNG, . 
MILFORD NURSERIES, near GODALMING, SURREY, 
