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... or 4d. each. Apples, Is. Gd. to se., and pears is, to 2s per stone, Cabbages, 6d. per dozen. Celery, 9d. to ls. per doe. Blackberries, 2id. per quart. Foreign grapes, 9d. to Ia. per lb. Duoks, 5s. per couple. Pigeons, 6d. to 8d-. each. Butter, Is. 6d. to ...