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... POTATO MARKETS. bonau, Priaay.-BcUil 6d., wbolaaU 6d. per stan*; app.a la. M Is. Id. par stoas. Lzhm, Friday.—Good ssppUa demand medeiate. Prices Maguams 4a. 6d., 4s. bd. ss. per sack 12blb. LkTswnjr, Friday.—Potatees to 7d. per retail. Uuibbib, Friday ...
... POTATOES AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. There was opened at tlie Crystal Palace yesterday and patronised the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress and a large gathering, an exhibition of potatoes. To those previously unacquainted with such fhows it will appear surprising ...
... the native home potato plant, it is always diseased. Ingram told the Committee that bis father, who was for many years the gardener at Frog-more, got from Peru some plants of tb® wild potato, which had never been cultivat These potatoes were more liable ...
... THE GOVERNMENT RETURNS. UNIVERSAL FAILURE OF THE POTATO. MUNSTER WORSE THAN 1879. CON NAUGHT ALMOST AS BAD. ESTIMATE THE TOTAL LOSS. The returns the Registrar General show that the failure the potato crop is universal throughout country. The average ...
... boots and shoes. A Clergyman Digging Potatoes a Sunday —At the last Letterbreen (county Fermanagh) petiy sessions, head constable M'Kinley charged the Rev. Charles Jones with violating the law by digging potatoes in a field at Belcoo, on Bunday the 14th ...
... Bishopsgate- street, in his 81st ?? Lewisham, Mr. Richard Smith, in the 60th year of his age. THE POTATO Cnors.-Never, we believe, in the memory of man, were the potato crops of this neighbourhood of a greater yield or better quality. We have not heard of a single ...
... that prices range very high; Potatoes have also advanced in price, and now sell at from 4d to 6d per atone of lslbs. Th is owing to the failure in the crop and aleo to exportation. It is a remarkable fact, that potatoes end apples fetch now about the ...
... Sarah Noyce, Bunton, Cabbages; Hy. Mariner, Nursted, Potatoes, pine-shape; Thomas Loton, Harting, Potatoes, round white; James Chitty, Potatoes, kidneys and red round; Henry Prior, Harting, Potatoes, red round; Jas. Weaver, Onions and Beans; John Prior ...
... shown a few wetks back, was, that the whole potatoes produced in weight more potatoes, but the excess of weight was just equal to the Weight of potatoes from which t the eye had been taken, and which potatoes bad gone intt the kitchen for dressing; so ...
... 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 ...
... Bristol; Happy Rleturn, lannion, oats; Qaeeel DPn kirk, wheat; Manchester and Isabella, Inverness, pOtatoes; Herald, Nairm, potatoes; Ranger, Fendhorn, potatoes; Charle Hodgseon, Liverpool, wheat. Sailed-Queen Victoria, Ballinasloe, Birmingham, St. C. eai ...
... Oats, potato, 9s 4d to 9s lI d ; do., Poland, Ss to 9s 6d ; Oat- meal, 17s to l hs 6d; Potatoes, 2s Id to 2s 4d per cwt. BANBRIDGE, MONDAY, NOV. 17.-Oats, per cwt., 9s to 100; Oatmeal, l6s fid to 17s 3d; Wheat, Its to 13s; Pork, 42s to 47s; Potatoes, Is ...