... to 6d: dessert apples, 3d to per ib; ixtoking ditto, l£d to 3d; oranges, 13 dozen; lemons, Is to Is 6d; bananas. Is to blackberries, 5d per quart; peaches, 4d to 6d each. Green vegetables seem somewhat scarce just now. Kidney beans made 2d to 2£d per ...

... foreign ditto, to sd; filberts, lOd lb; Kent cobs, fed; walnuts, fed; Bananas, Is to Is 4d per dozen; lemons, 6d to Is; blackberries, 5d to fed per quart; foreign grapes, 4d 6d per Lb; pomegranates, 6d per dozen. The vegetable supply was fair in quantity ...

... toil, and have yielded without artificial aid year after year, they let the t , ,es and expect regular crops. 'Cho n:l4 blackberry—the common bramble'— ' yielded enormously this year. Market oight.on is said to be the diairet most prolille th.s fruit ...

... platform, lately coma from America, remarked to his neighbour that though in the States coloured people arc as common as blackberries, yet such a sight was impossible there. The man of colour would not have ventured into the hall, or if he had a special ...

... been set upon them for a century at least. At that trout pool edilim a few dead leaves hither and thither, the overhanging blackberry tiriens rwing gently up . anil clown, moues creeping plant. lead addit onal green, and the angler can only look on and SO ...

... 6d to lOd; pomegrajoates, to Is; bananas, le to Is 6d; melons, 2s to each; foreign ditto, 4d to sd; coooanute, to 3d; blackberries, per pint. Cauliflowers were pretty good this morning, and sold from to 3d each; vegetable marrows,ld to 2d; cabbages, ...

... 6d; lemons, 8d to lOd dozen; oranges, Is; pomegranates, (xl to lOd; bananas, Is; melons, 6d to 3s; foreign ditto, lQd; blackberries, 5d to 6d quart. There was a good show mushrooms to-day, and Hall's 6tall was again laden with them. Mushrooms sold from ...

... r, ;1,-. • of you C. soltr,11: in ih. poN 110 ,- pi,;•l wh , ..p of ill- 1.0 var , nal ad ur, llk/NOTA Jleverley. fah. BLACKBERRIES AND TWELVE HART) LAMOUR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EASTERN MORNII - ; NLSt S.r,—lt is, I th.ilk, ior the that the prinrple, ...

... Foster, of Apler, whose death is announced, had made a Kr fortune in commerce ere yet multianelionaires were as commcn as blackberries. In 1872 he bouebt No. 6, Belgrave-square, which had been for fifty years the town house oi Ihe Dukes of Bedford, and about ...

... been very trying to late visitors at the seaside, but they have been very favourable to the growth of that which, with the blackberry, is the sole survivor of that commonalty of goods which mice allowed every passer-by to eat his fill as he walked thrcugh ...

... 2d ‘to 3d each ; oranges, 1s per iemons 6d to 1s; bananas, ls to 1s 4d; pomegranates, 6d to 10d; melons, 4d to 8d each; blackberries, 5d to 6d per quart. All kinds cf vegetables were fairly cheap to-day. Potatoes mada 7d to 8d per stone; onions, 10d to ...

... trying to lats visitors at the aeatide, but. they have been very favorrelde to the growth of the. ed,ble, which, with the blackberry, the sole survivor of thlt commoualty of grade vhicb once allowed every passer-by to eat be fill au be walked through the ...