... the news that the pre-sent season is a goad one for blackberries, have beea cimbined to provide much rateioal for long-winded dir- course on blackberry-growing as a new rural industry. Blackberries are excellent things in their way; best of all when pluckedS ...

... inherent depreciation in vales but because -there were a few slling -orders' in the market' said- buyers .were as scarce as I blackberries in spring. It is expected that the shair's ?? at to- a I meeting of the Great Northern Companywill ?? filinp to thie Railway ...

... were all in the downs, be- k cause a few weak operators for the rise wanted to sell when buyers were about as few le as blackberries in June. 0e Breweries were active, and th.6 demad for Ic Maesey's j3urnley Share was brisk They 7 opened at 3 prem, and ...

... over yesterday, and closed strong. Northern Counties Stock, which only a short time ago was as plentiful in the market as blackberries in autumn, is now as scarce as water ia the desert. 'I o-day 122 was bid, as against 119%, the previous price, but as there ...

... drooping tone characterised most markets. - This was especially nociceable at opening, when buyers appeared to be as scarce as blackberries in spring. Towards the close and after hours the sky brightened consideqably, and at the last something like sunshine, ...

... to 3d. per lb ; pears (dessert) 5s. to 8s. I per box; apples is. to 2s. per stone; Eclaisn pineapples ds. to 12s. each; blackberries 2s. 3d. to 2s L. per stone. LEEDrs Friday.-Game and Dressed Ponltry-Grouse 4s. 6d. ta 5s-. 1pastridoges 2s. 9d. to 3s. ...