440 
GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
[Octo 
Cur adug 
Es a. s. d. 
Daie ina 2 Mignonette, 12 bun. 2 o- 6 
Carnations, per doz. _ Pelargoniums, per 12 
«bunches ., +» 3060] sprays 6-10 
Corn-flower, doz.bun. 2 o- 6 o Pelargoniums, Zonal, 
Dahlias, p. doz. bun. 3 o- 6 o per 12 . 03709 
ee pe doe. -9 o. | Roses, indoor, p. doz. 1 o- 6 o 
c holtzi ete 20-66 Sp Out aa S 
30-90 iræa, per 12 sprays r o> 2 
= sont sprays rotad] St ti o-90 
3» per ia Tuberoses, pdoe. -.. 7 2'0 
ya ss Sa OG Ta p. doz. bun. o 6- r o 
PLants IN Pors. 
E 
“per i et 9 
Pee done ace 30-90 
S| geass, per doz 6 o-18 0 
SEEDS. 
d trade shows but little 
in Clove and Tre foil seeds very 
€ occasional sales T 
for export 
ae >. 
| JAcKMA 
U OSMANS BRICE Dand DESCRIPTIVE 
Kf 
JACKMAN’S 3 LIST of FRUIT TREES. 
(J ACKMAN’S LIST of ROSES. 
JACKMAN’S LIST of AMERICAN 
PLANTS. 
uon, 
J ACKMAN’S LIST of CONIFERS. 
Pona LIST of HARDY SHRUBS. 
By FLOWERING TREES 
JACKMAN’S | LIST- e CLEMATIS 
eve LISE of TRANSPLANTED 
EST TREES. 
Chalk Soils. , and in Cities 
GEORGE JAC KMAN, 
a SON, 
Woking Nursery, Surrey, S.W. 
an 
y che 
od ss doing ; as the supply 
ing short prices since e this day week show a 
vance it 2s. to 35. uarter, Winter 
ey and Rye move off slowly at ‘ak week’s currencies. 
Fokn Shaw & Séas Seed Merchants, 37, Mark Lane 6 
London, B.C, 
ity 
per —Tra = ban 
oe dull, and ihe: e value of ‘Wheat had a 
ncy. Ba arley w. 
275. od. 
— 
market on Mon- 
for all aie | 
C Sas tates. For calves, 
: Ya saa trade was very łŁ 
ati a: t 2d. ; calves, 45. to 
pts 45. eat . 8d. pe iag diea was 
“good “demand for sied at arket, and 
recovered somewhat Benai 1 Monday's isi iea 
Choicest qualities of s y disposed o mi - 
: Trade was eager better for calves 
to inferior ; prime a 
prane 
r to tiar 7 inf inferior de Sr to 85 © 755. ; and st 
338. to load.—The for Thursday's (Cum 
berland] m market yn that suppli 
Be tnde man brisk, 
Thursd 
es continue godb but 
the ae ry 
Mo s market 
Tansactions ò f Wednesday a 
ide West Harley, 
235. 3d.: Py epiros 
yOnS, 225, 3 bton, 
Fag: arijo 245, 3d, 
s. 3a, 
I ee tia aise where a succession of 
Sample nd where also the 
troar Flower, Vegeta able, and Agricultural Seed 
; Business 
|57 
EORGE JACKMAN" AND SON hold a 
very extensive stock of the pena aa T 5- 
PLANTED TREES, and TS ai at very low ep ose eae 
Where an immediate effect or s Faea these — 
most effective and useful, atid “wuitable both in 
q store 
MAPLES, English, Norway, Sycamore, &c , 8, 12, 15, to 20 ft. 
NU 
CHESTNUTS, Common Horse, =e a carle t 6, 7 to 12 feet, 
IRCH, Common Silver, 9, 12, 15, o fee 
CHESTN A Spanish, 8, ro, to 1 
one Rohe and Fonk 
Abele, Balsa Lom mbardy, and Black 
5 fee! 
maia 3 a oa mas 
Finin 
PRIVET, Boxieaved, Tra to 34 
Woking Nursery, ‘Sone S.W. 
LILIUM AURATUM. 
NS unt ner a 
SOUND BULBS, — from Seed and ea in this 
Nursery, will be 845. per 
dozen, £5 to bubs had this 
SMALLER BULBS, the ‘lie of Mia Mar 
flower next year, 95. per dozen, or 63s. per 
ANTHONY WATERER, 
KNAP HILL NURSERY, WOKING, SURREY. 
HEATHERSIDE NURSERIES, 
LIST of ORNAMENTAL 
J ACKMAN’S ASSORTMENT of { TREES 
E SHRUBS gen ees ting by thi on 
ODAMS’ eee: ae aie ie Seam 
consistin Te ds 
or m. had of the Local A 
way, = S nborough, So 
of 4t and upwards, at 12s. 6d. 
Pape for. eves os Ferns, 25s. per ton. Sp 
or Orchids, ros. per í 
T- CER, 6, Chitin Street, London, E. 
G'SHUR 
Nurseries (270 shade in extent) near Bagshot, Surrey. 
SEED Rebeca AND LONDON DEp6r, 
QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, 
CLOSE TO THE MANSION HOUSE STATION, 
A LONDON BRANCH 
Plants will be on view, and 
will be carried on and made a special object, 
The very extensive Stock is, 
ition. It includes 
ORNAMENTAL TREES cited SHRUBS, fats and 
of ), 
FRUIT TREES, ROSES, EE Ra &e. 
visit the Nur 
EED BUSIN A ; 
DISPOSAL, Situa ESS, DR Established, for 
culars, &c., 
eadenhal Set, Fat At bse 
of Rom a Mildew, aes rte al 
rt 
teen by 
(Limi 
wines: INFALLIBLE COMPOS: 4 
had through most Seedsmen and 
of the > sar A G anb CO., the 
' „at 18, 6d. p. bottle, with full dire 
Be rohan trea DON 
RS: MATS. ae estas sa 
this season, in vrapi 
every species a 
i ona AND 
____ MAW anp CO., Benthall Works, Brosser, 
G eien han 
Tobac: 
A New Grape. 
ENN’S SEEDLING BLACK 
the good qualities of a Gr 
me oF de Skui t well in 
Society TON 
of th 
NHOUSES 
water, xy in each house, the whol „heated with h 
also. s FRAMES, with 6-foo 
GARDE ree Apply to 
ill, Heaton a 
"a good farine Fa BUSINES 
ing. Incoming small. 
in-Trade ti Aer at Valuation. Possessio 
REN Pimes be ken to 
Apply to Meus = ROP RoE E AnD Se se! 
tural Agents, Gracechurch 
HE LONDON “MANURE ¢ COMPA. vA 
Have now read Cm very, in fine dry condition--* 
WHE EAT MAN 5 ONES. sowing, 
NUR 
PURSER’S BONE TURNIP MANURE, 
SUPERP PHA 
LEN sels PHA 
NIT E of SO DA. SULPHATE of AMMONIA, 
Goi PERUVIAN GUANO, ae 
116, Fenchurch Stre E. RSER, Secretary, 
nn ea 
M 
NITRO-PHOSPH 
wM 5: RES F 
Manufactured by the HATE and 
ai 
ae? bg upwards 
Aes o 
Chairman—ROBE 
Me 
etary—C. T ADAM. 
09, Fenchurch Street, ‘hada EC. 
N CouNTIES soe = treet, Exeter 
Ir oe RANCH—4o, and Street, D Dubli 
Particulars Lati be iad o = application to the 
KER A aah Station, 
TH — Fibrous 
w 
samples can be se 
ST -- COM ameg a — U 
of the leading Gard 
ga her eE 
p Bp Batre. ~~ 
feng meh to supersede 
mio in boxes, 1s., 
RIGES PATENT CANDE eo COM 
2 papom 
Sold. Re ean be 
ay be entirely prevented as well as c 
pon and Petersburgh, 
class of M. Paes pe ae. ication 
s of Mat, post ona plica 
SE Tne 7, Commercial Street, 
TOR S LE TOBACCO” CLO’ 
“Sarre suitable for fumigating 
particulars 
si 
N Tavion, 119, Francis 
plication ; S sad of Raa tener Tile 
, Entrance Halls, &c. 
