... THE POTATO. All the provincial journals received this morning contain very discouraging reports of the potato crop. The other crops, with the exception of wheat, are represented aa abundant in the extreme, and of excellent quality. ...

... THE POTATOES. The accounts received this morning relative to the potatoe crop are, on the whole, of favourable complexion. The blight on the leaves is still progressing, but to the present the tubers continue comparatively safe* ...

... THE POTATO- Up to the present the most favourable reports have been received of the prospects of the potato crop. The blight of former years is nowhere to be seen, and the partial failures in some localities have no connexion with the scourge of the past ...

... Malton, lOd. Selby. Sept. 10.—Potatoes 6d. to 7d. per 21.bs. Richmond, Sept. B.—Potatoes 3s. per bushel. Sheffield, Sept. lE—A fair siii»ply of potatoes, which sold at from 6s. Bs. per 18st. Maacbester, Sept. 11.—Potatoes 7s. to 10s. per 2821b5. ...

... POTATO MARKETS. BOROUGH AND 6PITALFIELDS, Mojvbat. Very few old potatoes are on sale here, and so little Is doing In them that prices are nominal. qualities are in request, at from 6s. to 18s. per cwt. Last week’s imports were 1,440 bukets from Rotterdam ...

... POTATO MARKETS. SOUTHWARK WATERSIDE. Mowdat. The arrivals during the past week have been larger than for ecme weeks past, and with a continuance ot mild weather, together with a liberal supply of now potatoes from the Continent, have been more than sufficient ...

... POTATO MARKETS. BOROUGH AND SPITAL FIE LDS, Monday. Since oar last report, full average time-of-year supplies of potatoes have reached us coastwise and by land-carriage. A steady business is doing in most kinds, as follows : York Regents 80s. to 100 s ...

... known that the fungus which produces the potato disease is by no means confined to potatoes, but attacks oilier members of the family to which the potato belongs. Little was known of the disease affecting potatoes in this country till July, 1845, when it ...

... iS^HS^S^rK 1 liar colour of diseased potatoes. have ui r..a«r instances the failure the county ye.. Berwick —We regret have to announce tcappearanceo7 pota- ease among the crops this neight wtl in that a great number potatoes, S in in open fields. »« now tainted ...

... POTATO MARKETS. AND BPIT&.LFI&LDS. MovDAt, Ti:«fcapr!j new boih JortUa, *ooi. Iq*. rtoflpu. bow*v«r, Jut.) and Cortw»:t ara tv no ff.e&na .n finr-rata conLitioD, bound qua .tics mev: o£ :f*.clT, at qaitationa, but Inferior era dn'l loquLy. Last 2.757 ...

... POTATO MARKETS. SOUTHWARK WATERSIDE. MONDAY. During the week the arrivals, both coastwise and by rail, have been small, and best fresh samples have made a little mure money, but second-rate lots sell slowly. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS. Motoat. Moderate ...

... THE HARVEST.—THE POTATOES. There is only one exception to the mass of favourable reports from the country, received this morning, respecting the potatoes, and that is from Dr. Donovan, at Skibbereen, who states that the potatoe disease is extending in ...