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... established in Poland. The potatoes which have furnished this exception are of the kind called ' Ash-leaved English Kidney potato,' and were obtained from England two years ago; they were planted in the midst of Mr. Kedzlie's other potato crops, on land of the ...
... Mr. Berkeley, than whom there no higher „g authority, advocates the the cause of disease, and assigns the nmrty late ears Potato to their attack*. rious mischief connected with pro.™ aotut the bunt con**), various mildew plants Peaches, Vines, Onions ...
... THE POTATOE DISEASE.—SAVING THE CROWNS OF THE POTATOE. [From the. Mark Lane Express.\ Sir, —In a postscript to a letter signed G. R. K. and dated Nov. 7th, it is asked, if the potatoes are cut now would they vegetate ? the Ist of November had few ...
... THE POTATOES. We make the following extract from letter which appeared in the Morning Herald.— causes this wide-spread calamity the potato crops have naturally given ise to a good deal diecusskn and but, to tbe present time we are without any precipe ...
... POTATOES. Potatoes were never so much talked about as now* People, however, go on eating them. bave only,ait present, to deplore the murrian which has fallen this general article of food, and, it may be, to complain of the rise their price—a rise which ...
... POTATOES FOR PLANTING. MESSRS. SUTTON and SONS beg respectfully to advise the immediate Planting of Potatoes by those who have not already done so, those planted in October and November last season, in almost every instance produced exceedingly Large ...
... POTATOES. from various distant pats opsvards of 9.000 tons of Potatoes linnet . once uo report of tams asp wort, yet (De Is steady, ►t improved Scott: lied* per ton 70a to 80. York ditto 73 Kent Shawl' 60 70 Miodiang 43 SO ...
... the potato in the year 1843, neither of these successful competitors approached the subject as they ought to have done; nor did either of the three arrive at any correct conclusions, and all took a different view of the cause to which the potato disease ...
... THE POTATO. sample of potato growing in the neighbourhood of Dublin was exhibited this morning, which, 1 regret say. shows all the the fatal blight which destroyed the crops of the last and previous years. The gentleman who produced the specimen states ...
... POTATO *ammo. nowt York boas . . Dom. 14.. Imes Mateo —a nano able eta Jamey sod alto Mae ...
... POTATOES, Arrivals, 5670 tons.—Prices per ton : —York Reds. f0« to 70s. : Scotch Re.is, 60s. to 655. ; Devon Reds. 555, ; Jersey Blues, 60s. ; Jersey Whites, 50s. to 555. ; Kent, Essex, and Suffolk Whites, 555. to 60s. Wisbech, —s. to —s. ...
... POTATOES. Arrivals, 1621 tons.— Prices per too: —York Reds, fiOs. to 70s. ; Scotch Reds, 555. to 655. ; Devon Reds, fos. Jersey lilues, 60s. ; Jersey Whites, 50s. to 555. ; Kent, Essex, and Suffolk Whites, 555. to Cos. ; Wisbech, 50s. to 555. ...