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... piece of potato ground, reserved to test the produce, stood thus : One handful of guano to four of mould, for four yards gave 26 Ibs. potatoes. Moderately done with stable manure 17 » Without manure .coeeeeisinnn. 12§ » The potatoes were of ...
... and the farm of Barcove, on Wednesday, the Slst instant, in lots to suit purchasers, BOUT 30 acres of OATS; f&_ » 80, of POTATOES, of the most approved sorts ; And several fields of Swedish and Yellow TURNIPS. The whole of the crop has the appearance ...
... IRELAND. The Potatoe Disease.—The accounts are still most afflicting. The potatoe rot is spreading far and wide, and the bulk of the crop is rapidly decaying. There are exceptions here and there; but, speaking generally, the pestilence is most destructive ...
... 0..8s 6d ] Swall Porksslod. .45 4d SOUTHWARK, Ser. 20.— Porarors —These markets st 1] continue W be well supplied with potatoes in widdling condition. Ordinary samples are selling at £3 Is., the best parcels commanding higher rates. EDINBURGIH, Serr ...
... do,, Dunlop, 424 10 40s. ; Potatoes, per 1410.35 d. 10 3. ; Onions, per ewt. 95, to Ils. 5 carrots, 2s. 6. 1o Ss. per handred ; broceoli, 12d. 1o 25.; lecks, 2d. ; and tarnips, 11d. 10 4d. per doz. PERTH, Fesruary 3.— Potatoes, Ss. 6. to 9s. per boil, MONTROSE ...
... sait—23. Thomas, Scutl, Stonehaven, grain. SatLep—oOctober 16, Norval, Reid, Riga, ballast—l 7. Jemima, Barrie, Neweastle, potatoes ; Robert. Lumgair, Bangor, timber-19. Eliza, Clark, and Aibion, Butchart, Newcastle, ballast; Fleece. Bertie, Windau, do ...
... to the depth of a few inches. Thus will be formed a bed of potatoes, each potato? being completely separated from the othier by adry absorptis® material ; upon this bed another layer of potatoes should b spread in like manner, and be also covered with the ...
... Review, 1 observe a communication, signed ‘David Galloway, Rosemount,” as to the result of experiments made by him in rearing potatoes and cauliflower with guano ; and, as he reasonably supposes, that some of your readers may be for trying it on a large scale ...
... do, Dunlop, 42« 10 465. ; Potatoes, per 1410, 3d. 1o 344, ; Onions, per ewt. 95 10 Ils. ; carrots, 25, 6d. to 3s. per handred ; Lroccoli, 12d. to 25.; lecks, 2d.; aud turnips, I}d. 10 4d. per doe. PERTH, Fesruary 10.— Potatoes, Bs. 6d. to 9s. per boll ...
... of things, the price of brandy and of potatoes has risen. It is expected that the Government will follow up the prohibition to export potatoes. Norway is indeed free from the potatoe disease ; nevertheless potatoes are already scarce, because such great ...
... of the wind being favorable, the potatoes arrived in tole. rable good conditivn, but the trade at the Waterside was not so ood as it usually is when the supply is short, us many of the f-rgc retailers are getting potatoes from the various ruilwuy stations ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS, THE POTATO CROP, Tue Leaove.—The failure of a crop, which has be. come throughout Europe second only to corn in importance as a source of provision for the people, furnishes g new and strong illustration of the dangers to which we ...