... POTATOES GAINSBOROUGH, Tuesday —Fair show of potatoes. President and Evergood, 3. 8.. King George, 4+.; King Edward, 45 : Dunbar, 4. 6d.; Date, 4. to 4. 3d. per owt. LINCOLN, Friday. — Potatoes a trifle easier. Highland varieties realised 70s. to 5. ...

... POTATOES. SLEAFORD, Monday.—About thirty tong of potatoes were sold at Monday’s market, good eaters making from 50s. to 70s. per ton and ’Pig potatoes 20s. to 235. Seads made as ollows:—l]p-u»dams, 70s. to 80s.; King Edwards, 60s. to 705.; Evergoods, ...

... POTATOES. We have on hand a few tons of POTATOES of Ixcellent Quality, which we are selling at the moderate price of SIXPENCE PER STONE. The Varieties are Kerr's Pink, Up-to-date, and Templar, Parties wishing supplies for Seed ghould securo them now, ...

... POTATOES No. 3 (10-20-20) for WARE Has the some ratio of nitrogen to potash as Special Potato Manure. Dressings of from 4 cwt. per acre on very rich land to 6 cwt. on average land should be used. ...

... POTATOES —FOR SALE — Golden Wonders, Records, Maris Piper Also Carrots Rosebine Farm COALTOWN OF BALGONIE Entrance Next To Village Hall) ;Om.-Sp.-.—Colu‘e’d(‘find.y. MILK — With winter weather, don’t be short’ Deliveries from 32p per pint. Bowhouse Farm ...

... POTATOES. SLEAFORD, Monday.—Glut of potatoes, and prices lower. Evergood eaters 43 355 to £4, Arran Chief, £5 108 to €5 153, Seeds: Sharpe’s Express, Is. 3d. per stone; British Queen, Is. 3d. to 25,3 May Queen, 15. 6d.; Eclipse, £3 per ton: Queen Marv ...

... POTATOES, SLEAFORD. Monday.—Good eaters were sold by Mr. W. 1. Brown in the market at 49 105, Seed trade is now over, but late lots sold for pig food from 355. to 455. WOOIL, BRADFORD, Thursday ~Not much new husiness offering, Market very buoyant. The ...

... POTATOES FOR Elating & Planting. S!R JOAN LEWELLYN, Is. 6d per 141b5,; FINDLAY’S NORTRERN STAR, 2. 6d. per 141b5.; BUTTON’S DISCOVERY, 2s. per lb, Ist Early, Late, Duke of York, Dalmeny Hero, Ninety-Fold. Bcottish Prinmph, White Beauties. Windsor Castle ...

... POTATOES. Potatoes, with an arca of 141,000 acres as compared with 138300 naeres in 1924, are under the average of the preceding ten years by about 8500 acres. “The area under turnips and swedes, 398,000 acics, is less than last year by 7700 acres, and ...

... potatoes off frost. High night temperatures result in consumption of food at a’ time when the plant cannot manu- ...

... POTATOES are scarce and cannot now be obtained in many places but UP-TO-DATE people and EPICURES who make a study of their digestive organs, all agree that tie FACTOR of good health is BEECHAM’S PILLS. EARLY ROSES must give way this year to the TRIUMPH ...

... POTATOES. Collection of potatoes, three varieties. —l, W. H. Pattison; 2, B. Brooks; 3, C. Robinson, ~ Dish of twelve potatoes.—l, B Brooks; 2, C. Robinson; 3, Rev Ambrose .D‘;e;:f twelve potatoes.—l, C. Robinson; 2, F, Bailey; 3, B, Brooks. Open to ...