... work. These resting spores are very abundant in a the old exhausted set-d potatoes in tile autumn, at e the time when the crop is lifted. They are equally common in decaved potato refuse. Farmers have A often unwittingly done everything possible to .facilitate ...

... qrs malt, G. 1lo. Robinson . Magnet, Lee, from Campbeltown, 60 tons potatoes, J, Haull. Harriett, Rymer, from do, 55 tons potatoes, for do. Favourite, Undercliflle, from oie, with potatoes, for do. Alhbion, Richardson, from Drogheda, 170 sacks meal, 44 brls ...

... .5fa sd. .3f«s 3d..73s lid ..Vis IM. ..7Js 3d Six weeks.. 7d..52s 3d..32s 7d.. I- Gd M..55s lid MANCHESTER POTATO MARK -TCKS»AT. Potatoes, 17s. to 255. per 2521b.; new ditto. 120s. ; Onions. 455. to 50s. per lb. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET— MOXI.AY The ...

... l'hiele, Irving, from Carlisle; with potatoes, for B. Mayor, W. Whalley, and others. Dart, Halsall ; and Catherine, Miller, from Ulverston, with coals. At Glasson-Success, Clement, from Kirkeudbright, with 52 tons seed potatoes, for John Heap. Amelia, Holmes ...

... of 220tbs. ?? . IS0 18 18 Potatoes, v load ?? 5 6 7 0 POULTON MARKET.-Monday last. S. d. S. Wheat, ;p windle of 2201hs ?? 29 0 to 31 ( Meal, V load of 2401hs ?? 28 0 29 0 Beans, per windle of 3A bushels ?? 18 6 0 0 Potatoes, per windle ?? 5 0 6 0 Butter ...

... Larks sdoe. ..0 0.. i' 1 0 0 ...

... lit, with 30 tons potatoes, for J. Billsborrow. Jane, frnm Kirkudbright, with 39 tons potatoes, for J. Billsborrow. AT GLAssoN.-Swallow, Jolnson, from ?? 28 tons potatoes, J. Parkinson. ly WyntE.-Agness, from Dumfries, wlth potatoes. Nanny antd Betty ...

... 2s per quarter was submitted to. few oats disposed of realised former pries Beans dull and lower. MANCHESTER POTATO MARKET —TIBSDAY. Potatoes. 16s. 225. 6d. per 2521b.; Carrots, lis. to 12s |»er 2521b.; Turnips, 7s. to per 16 pecks; Onions. 435. 465. ...

... for it, that Omnipotence as much offended as themselves. A clear case of cause and effect is held to be established, and the potato blight is summarily recorded as the Ijetty a practical protest against the Maynooth pant. Now, to us, all this smacks of quackerv ...

... There was little or a) alteration in the price of wheat from last market-if any it was in favour of the seller. Meal, beans, potatoes, and pork maintained our last quotations. WREAT, white per windle of 2201bs 37s Od to 39, 0d Do., red ?? 36 0 ,, 37 6 ...

... 22a Od to Os Od; oats, per bushel of 461bs, 4s Id to 4s 8d: do, seed potato and sandy, per imperial bushel, 0Y Od to Os Od: do, Friezland dune, and other sorts, Os ed to Os Od: potatoes, per load,. 4s 6d to os Od : butter, Is lid to Is 2d: eggs, 15 for ...

... 4s 2d; potatoes, per load, 14s Od to 18s 6d; butter, per IIb, 1Xd to liAd; eggs, 24 for is.- We have had a good supply of wheat at our market to. day, and the demand was good at the full prices of last week. No change in beans or oatmeal. Potatoes further ...