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... DS POTATO MARKETS. I c `- 1- -rn nli-d with nw ntatoeg. for BOlWUtil ANtD UAlLIEutLMu YUIAAU 2LUSftAr'. These markets are moderatcly supplied with new petatoes, for which there is a steady demand, at from 6s. to Ss. per cwt. The best old potatoes are ...
... ETALY PoTATOES.-These being in great demand iD Spring, the following plan of producing them has been long practised by the London marleet-gardoners. The kind which 3I1. Fitch cultivates is the Early Shaw, a large and beautiful white-skinned pOtato, whose ...
... noted last w eek were 15,753 qrs., at 43s. 9d., against 27,727 qrs. at 'lbs. 4d. in 1879. TILE POTATO Cnoep CowuyiTrEx.-TJle Select Committee on the potato crop have agreed to a draft Report. The Re- port consists of 42 paragraphs. It begins by stating ...
... likely again to occur, no change took place in that year in the quantity of potatoes planted, or in the general distribution of the surface of the land. In the autumn of 1846 the potato disease ap- peared at an earlier period (the beginning of August), and ...
... other crops to the digging up of potatoes. Down- ?? opinion gains ground that the potato is not so much injured by the blight as was at first apprehended. County Armagh, Newry.-There is still a plentiful supply of good potatoes brought to market, and the price ...
... THE POTATO CROPS. The potato. disease has.followed the track of the thunderstorms and heavy rains which we have latelJ -aate t ttdestructiom Therehasbeen no attack so swift, so general, so complete, for twenty or moreyears. Large plotsof potatoes, sound ...
... the quantities sold a year ago. CHrOICE COOKING POTATOES.-Before ordering any Potatoes for table, try only one sack (til2lbs.) of Brink- worth's Challenge, and you will use no other. This famous Potato (as supplied to the Royal Fansily, ?? is without ...
... have changed hands at 48s. to 5Os. per quarter. TIIH POTATO CaioP.-On Saturday many of the market gar- deners at Mortlake, Barnes, Putney, i'ulhan, and places adjacent, commenced moving the early potato crops, which, without any exceptions that could be ...
... consequences in the winter season, should the price of provisions continue c high. TEte POTATO CROP IN IRErLAn.-The following report of of the state of the potato crop in the two northern coun- in tis -is furnished by the Boaser of Ulster, gen rally in ...
... prove to be the case, and the main crop of potatoes be again lost, the effect on prices of grain would be soon felt. The rapid rise in the value of all hinds of provisions last autumn was mainly caused by the potato failure; and though the consequences might ...
... tow.n. Yecr- DW liugs not inl great demand; but altogether there has been Bat mn very brisk shew. icr AxLEGED CUTE FOR rica POTATO DISEASE.-The pota'o fer Iisesse mnay he said to have perplexed the wiedomi of phi. nn losophers, and to ha ve baffled the ...
... re-appearance of the potato disease; but owing to the generally promising aspect of the grain crops, and the continued decline in prices in the English markets, less importance appears to be attached to the probable failure of the potato than might other- ...