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... POTATO SOUTHWARK WATERSI few potatoes in this market at at the close there were some York regents Ditto .. 120s 125s Ditto Blues 120s Ditto Shaws 110s 120s Wisbech regents. 110s 120s Kent regents 100s 120s Hamburg !)0s 11 Ditto Shaws 100s 120s Dutch ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. the House of Commons, la«t night, Mr. Honman inquired whether the government had taken into its consideration the fad of the potato* used for seed having propauated t!ie disea-e, producing tdarmiug fears for the next year’s cron, Sir ...
... GRINDING POTATOS. DEAN’S PULPING or GRATING MILL will tw found the Potato Crop, and torn to the best possible occount, by conrerila* both sound and unsound tubers into wholesome and nutritious food, and to articles of ready ■ala This Mill reduces Potato* to ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. It would appear that the potato disease lias in virulence in several counties remote from each othernamely, Meath, Clare, and Donegal; and so serious are the apprehensions of the inhabitants that even those who have money to purchase ...
... POTATO WAaKETS. SOUTHWARK WATERSIDK. Tliii .lay.—Potato* have conu- thl* market in small quantities, and tlw prices have l> so various .since our report, that it Is iiupo»siUe to five a correct statemeot of them, but they were sold arcard* to sample' ...
... -A diminished supply and prices are what have report of the potato market this week. The price, ranged from 3s to per weigh of 4S lb. DONCASTER. vSstur.hy List.—A moderately good supply potato?, w.Ui a brisk sales at triile advance last week’s rates and ...
... POTATO IYIAIIBCTS. SOUTHWARK WATERSIDE. This Day.—ln consequent of contrary winds the arrivals hare been very limited, ami the best sarni-lea have maintained the Idghc't quotation* oft .e last report. The holders uf some -*f the l-e-t samples of York ...
... of the poor peasantry from that of last year Then there traa disease in the potatoes, and large proportion the product season retted awaybut no district, was without good potato*. The state of the cron was enormously roisrepi*es?nted by politicians in ...
... POTATO MARK a. •-1 York Reds (per (op) I Devon Red* t.i'f .-c- tell Reds Kent Kid Kidneys- • - •• ...
... wharves loaded with potato*, that are a total loss to the shippers, niui the freights must paid. Several cargoes have been given away. Some salesmen have been obliged to pay money to get the ships cleared besides giving away the potatos—other cargoes liave ...
... POTATO MARKETS. POITJHWAUK WATERSIDE Tills Dxr. The York poUt«* weie mwi disease, hot it now turns out that they have tot J® much injured that sever*’ lals wttt p.y ottle more tlwi the , current expenses; a few samples of the York red are cimparatiivlv ...
... THE POTATO CROP. The country papers speak of the appearance of the potato crop the highest terms. looks most promising, and no ordinary eye can detect a mark genuine dii«as«. REDCCTIOJf OP KENTS. Many landlords hare made considerable reductions of their ...