... With New Potatoes new potatoes are too precious to waste. Simply slice them into salad bowl —mademoiselle would rub the bowl with garlic, but onion will do —and add some oold cooked peas, a sliced hard-boiled egg, and a crenerous sprinkling of chopped ...

... POTATO MARKETS. PERTH, Friday.—Quiet, with less inquiry lor ware at from 35s s 6d; Golden Wonders about 80s. An odd inquiry lor seed, mostly for local planting. Early potatoes looking very well down .Ayrshire way. Ten days to fortnight ear)iei*than last ...

... POTATO MARKETS ARBROATH.—Stocks of ware potatoes getting well cleared. Market remains slow. Majestic, 60s; Doon Star, 70s: Golden Wonder, £7; King Edward, 955. Seed trade finished. LONDON.—Supplies of fair extent, moved off steadily. Lincoln King' Edward ...

... POTATO MARKETS. Saturday. Large arrivals met with poor support, and prices ruled easier quoted 55s 655; Kent*. 60s to 655: Lincolm to 755; and Biacklands. 50a 60s per ton SOUTHWARK (WATERSIDE), Saturday.-Durinir the week arrival* of potatoes aga n been ...

... POTATO MARKETS. PERTH, Friday.—There seems to be quite a holiday tone about the market to-day. Foreign potatoes dominate the market, and ware prices are easier. Seed lota also less buoyant. Ware, £6 10s to £6 15s; seed round about £10. MONTROSE, Friday ...

... POTATO MARKETS. ISTONT2MAVEV, Thtnsday.—Market somewhat easier to-day, prices per ton wholesale being lower at, lor ware potatoes. Seed varieties—Great Scots. JEB: Arran Chiefs. £7. LONDON, Thursday,—Trade without improrsment, supplias being in excess ...

... POTATO MARKETS ARBROATH.-'Fewer potatoes offer; slightly Better demand for ware. Kerf's Pink, £7 ss; white ware, £7; Golden wonders, £9. Seed trade finished. LONDOX.—Martet supplies fair extent met qui«t demand, but prices fully steady. Lincoln Kins Edwards ...

... POTATO MARKETS. MONTROSE.—OnIy fair demand for ware owing to heavy arrivals foreign supplies. Prices a little back from last week. White ware, per ton; Kerr's Pink ware, £7 10s. Seed B*a?on over. PERTH.—Net many potatoes left for the season compared with ...

... POTATO MARKETS STONEHAVEN, Thursday.—Potatoes, 50s per ton. COUPAK ANGUS; Thursday.—Very little bus done, the late wet and inclement weather bavins a prejudicial effect trade- Up-to-Dates and British Queens range from 50s. SPITALFXELfDS, Thursday —Small ...

... POTATO MARKETS. DUNDEE, Tuesday.—Trade quiet, and moderate supplies. Up-to-l>at«£, 50s; to 70s per ton at ship's side. CUPAB. Tuesday.—Big demand for the best quality of Langworthys. Up-to-dates sold from 42s 6d to 47s and Langworthys from 57s 6d 70s ...

... POTATO MARKETS ARBROATH, Saturday.—A fair amount business was transacted, but there was little change on last week's prices. Up-to-Dates sold at 50s and King Edwards 56s per ton. SOUTHWARK (WATERSIDE), Saturday.—Armals of potatoes in London have again ...

... POTATO MARKETS. PERTH.—The weather still prevents potatoes being despatched with safetv. with the result trial there no animation in the trade at present. w £ rs are behind with their orders, some which oght have been away two months ago. transactions ...