. Die Mark Lane Express, landwirtschaftliche Zeitschrift &c. Klasse, £5 10s.to £6 15s.; zwei Jahre alt, 1. Klasse, £11 bis£11 15s. ; 2. Klasse, £8 bis £8 15 s. ; Springers, 1. Klasse £16 15s. Bis £18 5s. ; 2. Klasse, £12 10s.to £14 5s. ; 3. Klasse, £8 5s. Bis £10 2s. 6d. UTILITY GEFLÜGELHALTER]ACCOUNT BUCH ermöglicht es Ihnen, eine genaue Abrechnung aller Outgoings und Incomings scharf. Themothod ist einfach, und Ihre finanzielle Positionist olearly Indloated zu allen Zeiten. ZWEI SCHILLING. »y Poat, 2/3. F. OII1 TllU I II II Mill! <. FARM FIELD «5C FIRESIDE, I, ESSEX STREET, STRAND, W.0. Brttfsb Besitz begemo tbc Meere A

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. The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c. class, £5 10s.to £6 15s.; two-years-old, 1st class, £11 to£11 15s. ; 2nd class, £8 to £8 15s. ; springers, 1st class £16 15s. to £18 5s. ; 2nd class, £12 10s.to £14 5s. ; 3rd class, £8 5s. to £10 2s. 6d. UTILITY POULTRY KEEPERS]ACCOUNT BOOK will enable you to keen an accurate accountof all outgoings and Incomings. Themothod Is easy, and your financial positionIs olearly Indloated at all times. TWO SHILLINGS. »y poat, 2/3. F. OII1 tllU I II II Mill! <. FARM FIELD «5c FIRESIDE, I, ESSEX STREET, STRAND, W.0. Brttfsb possessions begemo tbc Seas AND THEIR Xcmoon Representatives.NOVA SCOTIA. Offers advantages to British Agriculturists with moder-ate capital. Improved Farms at Low Kates. FertileLands. Famous Fruits. Enormous mineral deposits ofCoal, Gold, Silver. Iron, Copper. Lead and Tin. Climatetemperate and healthy. Easilv accessible to all theprincipal markets.—Full information supDlied hv the Agent-General for Nova Scotia, MR. JOHN HOWARD, 57a, Pall Mall, London, S.W.. Foreign Crop Prospects. France.—Although considerable damage tocrops has accrued from storms, it is believed thatthe loss will not be so heavy as seemed probabletwo or three weeks ago. Harvest work is beingactively pushed on, and is finished in the earlierdistricts. There is the possibility that after allvicissitudes the yield will not be inferior to thatof last year. Holland and Bklgium.—Brilliant weather re-vived hopes of fair harvest results, but as wheatand barley had suffered from storms sunshine can etoo late to rehabilitate them, and a shortage in out-turn appears inevitable. Potatoes do not promisea good crop. Germany.—i nter weather having succeeded therain and storms of previous week, harvest hasbecome general, and the general outlook for thecrops is more satisfactory. Austria-Hungary.—Up to the present only afew samples of new wheat have appeared on Budajpest market, the quality generally is satisfactory;although the

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