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... io Poland. The potatoes which have furnished this exceptiou are of the kind called tbe ' Ash-leaved English kidney Potato,' and were obtained from England about two years ago; they were planted in the midst of Mr. Krdzi other potato crops, ou land the ...
... POTATOES. X. •* J 1 *. !?* • BI«m fai.S.-. . Scoub R.d. .40. 77.!Em«i Whit. ..M. Karl,D.roo.from {Kmi, Em 3t ...
... POTATOES A'large quantity of new Potatoes waa onaalc Which produced from 8s to 12s per cwt. Old Potatoes, owing their scarcity, re enhanced £6 per ton. HOPS THE BOROUGH, per cwt. New a. e. Nnw Bags, * Kurnham 0-O Ghent ..3 10 4 C Kent 2 10 4 oSees** ...
... POTATOES. Thara bare bees received dmriflf the past week fo'k)w«/ri».; from Yorkshire,, 380 tons ; Devons 204; 184 Kant, 130 } making toUlof 818 tons, /or which the demand continues bo good, at the annexed prices lork Reds./-a a Scotch Reds ..-etc Ilea ...
... THE POTATOE PANIC. The fact that unnecessary alarm has been created as regards the sufficiency of the po'tatoe crop, is daily becoming more apparent; since all the latest reports from Ireland give more favourable accounts. Every post brings intelligence ...
... POT TO MARKET. The arrivals of potatoes, coastwise, last week, were ona very moderate sule, and in middling eondition. The imports consisted of 75 bags trom 3,000 tons from Rouen, 40 sacks from Havre, and 60 tons from Bordeaux, A steady business is doing ...
... crop notwithstanding was great, and the potatoes large in size but what rendered the circumstance the most surprising was, that bis potatoes had escaped the epidemic of last year, aud that the seed for these potatoes when put iuto the ground was to all ...
... POTATO MARKET The supply of Potatoes received cuastwise since chiefly from Yorkshire and Seotiand, day last has been viz., about’ 300 tons, The foreign im- portations have beep again on a somewhat extensive scale, viz., 144 tons, 200 bags, aad 230 sacks ...
... TATOE MAIL KET AND Notwithstanding that the season for old potatoes must now be considere:t closed (respecting which we shall offer some observa- tions in our next report), supplies still continae to reach us from the Continent. In the pest week we have ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. Potatoes.- The following letter has been addressed to the Editor of the • Standard': —' Sir,—l have crown abont acre of potatoes this year, half of which planted on ground previously trenched to thedepth of twentytwo inches. The same'mode ...
... by the lecturer. A gentleman in India writes thus — I wish I could send you some of our potatoes, so beatiful and white. I am sure that the reason the potatoes in England have become so bad is from over cultivation. All those fine manures have altered ...
... POTATOE MARKETS. BUROUGH AND The rapid decline which has taken place in these and the other » in the prices of potatoes checking im ore netropolitan markets has had the effect of the arrivals tr tations from Since this day se’nnight, and 23 ‘om the continent ...