... bundle. Fruit : English grapes, Gd. per Ik; grapes'ti lud. per lb.: grapee. 14s. -a. barrel, plum*, oa 7*. Od. per sieve: blackberries. '.* l. P» per Ks. to 13a per bunch; leunma 3ba to caa> pomegranate-, IPs to l'-'s per case English tomatoes. to per lb ...

... 6s. to Ss. each; apples Is. 6d. to Os. 64., pears a.s. to Os. 64. per stone ; selected pears 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per box; blackberries Os. 6d. to Is. per stone; English tomlatoes 64. to 3d.. foreign do. 30. t@, 4d. per lb.; ?? Is. to 4~. er stone; Lecnt ...

... Fruit. Ac: English grape*, la W. per lb. ; grapes, Co to I• sd. l?a per barrel; pin tun 7a per rtcre; English Ss. j«r atone blackberries, 2a SM. to3a per atone, bananas, fts to Ur per bun . letuoua toa. Par caae * —'* tomat ota, 71. to 6d. per lb., do, French ...

... melon*. bd. each . damson* W. per lb . apples. 2'-,«L Etr lb . pears. 4u. to 9 ...

... to 10d. per lb; apples, la 61. 3s. fid. per stone : pears. 3.1 to per ; apricots, 2d. each . cauliflowers. 2d. id. each. blackberries. 3d. per quart. tomatoes. per lb. ...

... They ought to be a Wee larger than the ordinary preserve pot so that the latter may It is them. For blackberry jam they are painted with blackberries; strawberries, cherries, or flowers may also be used as decoration. They look very ornamental on the ...

... Knglish grape*. per ; grapes, Cu lixi. M r lb.: Almerio grapes. 12*. to 12a. per bam I. Lisbon black? grape*. 8a od. per case blackberries. 3s. Od. St. pel stun. ranbame*. 2*. per keg . bananas, lis. to Ida per •nmnie.s is per leg. uiotuu, iis. IU urn. per ...

... each ; t«er 4«a. each ruiatoes lE.ngli.fil. per red cahbawes. each filbert nut#. 44 t064,; c-b*. per lb; waluuu, 34. per blackberries, per lb.; cauliflowers. 14. to each- RICHMOND. Saturday.-A good supply price* ranged from .4 h per stone la. 2*. per stone ...

... luminous and tender eveniug effects, both by A. Elswortb, and show his usual careful and tinisHbd treatment; does also Blackberry Gatherers (21), the same artist. Where Nidd's waters flow by Knaresbro' Town (32), A. A. Fricdenson, is rather ambitions ...

... ten miles round to identify the sinners. Farmers who can kill a covey of six- teen down to one over one dog do not grow on blackberry bushes. T. of course knew at once as well as Flanagan did. But there, what’s the good of any- one familiar with the “‘d ...

... bushes have ?? the I ragments of their summer clothing-red, yellow, and iragiJe; now and tuen one even happens upon a belated blackberry, which has lbst ie chance end will never ripen now. The escallouia hedges shire in glossy close-set green, with here and ...

... will follow. All last season spurious firms,trading under the cloak of either tipsters or commissioner, were thick as blackberries the neighbourhood of Fleet Street; flaming and tempting advertisements were daily waved before the eyes of the public, ...