... UNSOLD HERRING MAY BE DUMPED Heavy landings of herring Fife ports yesterday again caused a glut in the market. The area committee of the Herring Industry Board closed tho ports of Anstruther, Pittenweem, St Monance, and Crail until to-morrow order to relieve the glut. Prices dropped from 21s to 12s per cran yesterday, and even at that figure difficulty was experienced in disposing of the ...

... MIXED BAG AT FIFE RACES A mixed bag of weather and sport greeted those who attended the point-to-point races of Fife Foxhounds Balcormo Mains on Saturday, permission of Sir John Gilmour. Bart, of Lundin and Montrave. A cold westerly gale drove heavy rain over the course during the early part, of the races, but bright sunshine characterised the last hour or two. The sport, too, had its ups and ...

... DENBEATH STAR CHANGE THAT PAID NOVEL WING PAIR DO THE TRICK BY FIFER. FIFE AND LOTHIAN CUP. HEARTS OF BEATH 6 XIDDRIE THIS. . LOCHGELLY ALB. 1 TRANENT 4 DENBEATH STAR 5 ORMISTON ROSE WALLYFORD B. .. 1 DUNNIKIER JUN. 3 W. CALDER UN. .. 1 INVERKEITHING J. 1 FIFE COUNTY LEAGUE NEWBURGH WE. 3 BOWHILL ROV. 5 WT.ATHHAT.T. JTTN. 4 KIRKFORD JUN. 2 EAST FIFE JUNIOR CUP. ST ANDREWS UN. 3 ROSSLYN JUN. ...

... Courier and Bbvertiser DUNDEE. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1946. In his somewhat guarded reply Mr Booth by' 3 attack on the American loan in the Commons yesterday, Mr Glenvil Hall, Financial Secretary the Treasury, had to admit the rise in prices now sweeping through the U.S. was a disturbing feature. According to Mr Boothby, the price rise has already reduced the value of the loan by about £25,000 ...