... the firm's stores in Southwark by mid-day. The full flavour of the fruit is of course secured by this rapid treatment. Blackberries, currants, gooseberries, and other fruits are also preserved in the season, and when nothing of English growth is l available ...

... Celery is in line con- dition, and abundant, and aucumbers arealso iplentiful. Procurabie itruts are iFlums, iras- berries, Blackberries, Apples, and Pears. A Briguron corresporirdut: writes 'that from Brentwood be hes had this week an ample supply of tiaspberries ...

... ers, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Tm-nips, Carrots, and late Beans are ont the market. Walnuts and Filberts, Barrnanas, Blackberries, late Blunt S, Oran ges, t ines, and hlelene axre amongst saleable e'ruits, GfROCBEIES. The market for Speculative Beet ...

... and we have shown them the way to go about it. TuC' IJUMITrN:G PLATE. Bull points on Argentina are becoming plentiful as blackberries, and the Government bonds are rising by leaps and bounds as we have been prognosticating, followed by the provincial loans ...

... is 9c; Channel Islands, 6d-is per lrb; Eirnish Apples, 2s-7s; ditto Pears, 3s-7s per bushel; French,2s 6d--5s per box; Blackberries, Is 6d- 2s6dperpeck; Damsons, 3s-4s; Plums, 2s fd -5s per half-sieve ;iEcglish Tomatoes, 2s 6d- 3s; Channel Islands, Is ...

... sAN FRUIT. Almost all Green vegetables are cheap, in- cluidinig IBrnus-l diroetO, 8piuncLi, and, Canli- loes.luia ka os, -blackberries, stewing Lears, and Apples are the isiexplan sire ?? forcosting, other lunds ineluunig Green Jigs, _Ueach~es, Nectatiires ...

... equalled since October, 1893, except by- the July figures. GOLD IN NEWFOUNDLAND. Gold will soon be getting as plentiful as blackberries if the discoveries of new reefs go on at this rate. The latest addition to the world's gold- fields is Newfoundland, it ...

... so guard the health and add to the pleasure for whom they provide. Among the juicy fruits are strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries, and currants; among the non-juicy fruits are apples, pears, peaches, quinces? apricots, and plums. Mash the ...

... at Liverpool from American and Canadian ports, bringing a total supply of 3,313 Cattle and 7,471 quarters . of Beef. The Blackberry bramble is becoming a se- rious nuisance in New Zealand. Birds devour the berries, and scatter the seeds far and wide. These ...

... 9 per- half eas n; eoengces. if to If. p r ce; lemons, 165 to 24. per came pin- Ps to 5*: o 25 68 to 4; per half aim; blackberr-ies. b e to 3 per peck; g ;n~tm 4t to 6a *Spanis aMelf, s t otBB a toe; epe apples, Is 68 to 5. eich; bananas 5a to I 'per ...

... 6d; Begiu, 8d to 0d per b R. 12s 8d to ie 6dper eas; uats, Is d to 5s 6d ?? * damaous, G; prunaes. 7s per half-busbel ; blackberris, is 6C to 2s per peak. Warner mirg applae, Ss 8d; cn=on, 2s 64 to To; Duchess pe, O to Sx; Hesells, 4 to 6s; eaz mou, 2A ...

... damn; 1.Australin urau4es, Cs ~to pa.r case; bioenas lemnons, I Os to IPA per boa; donisons, 2 toeu 4s per hl~f-oisve; blackberries.,2s to Ss 6d per poek;muelons, ?? csae; pineapples is to 5c eacb; bananas, Is to 9s per t bwok; Butch walnuts, 3e to Cs ...