... .. . *••••>• 0 0 ~ Turbot „ Boles 0 t per pair. Cod Pish per lb. Fresh Butter .. l« „ Bali ditto B 0 10 „ Fgjcs per 191. Potatoes 7 0 l'» par peck. Apples .. .10 Fonts 6 3 per couple. Ducks 4 0 0 Geese 6—66 each. Turkera « pigeons « 8 per couple ...

... Hanseu, ballast, for Marseilles. The Shelah, Smith, ha? pul bock damaged. The Shaver, Duncan, from Dundee for Loudon, with potatoes, has pul here to repair damage?. January I. Arrived —None. Settled —Mischief, Clark, coals, for Marseilles. Helen Macgregor ...

... morning, says, they breakfasted nothing but bread, steeped water from his friend’s pomps and at noon they luxuriate cold boiled potatoes, few of the number having boiled turnip tops. This was when wc had protection full plume, and in county nninheted by man ...

... is very dull, as is always thl* |*erio*l of the year. and. iu the absence of busmes*, pcu.ee remain woiwiitally the line. _ POTATO MARKFT. Dec. 21. The arrivals from abroad have been very extensive which drjirt ci.te th. vnlu. of .11 •'“.•1.*.. Bft.nt. ...

... cuttings before the year run* out, when I break It and prepare for my roof crops, which forms third section. Upon this I grow potatoes. purple-lop Swede, mangold wurzel, orange globe, and long red carrots, Altringham red and Belgian while, and drumhead cabbages ...

... Monday last. Beef Mutton Veal Fresh Pork .. Salmon Turbot .. .. Soles .. Cod Fish . F ...

... IN THE BOKOUCH. Jen. There was somewhat m«*re buKiuess dniiig tlie maraei, prices were well supported previous quotation*. POTATO MARKET, Jan 7. The arrivals have moderate, which, with the Cold we* (her has enable'l aale-men to clear oil tltelr Iteavj ...

... 07 Siihnon 0 0 0 0 „ Turbot 0 Soles 0 4 16 per pair. Codfish per lb. Fresh Butter Oil 1 1 Suit ditto 0 0 „ 8 perl94. Potatoes 0 8 !'• per peck- Apples 13 „ Fowls .. S 3 per couple. Ducks 4 0 - Gee-e . . 4 0 0 each ...

... week's rates. Beasts. 3* Od. Is. 2d.; Ulieep, is. lOd.tola. Sd.; Calves, 3*. Id. to 3*. KM.; Pigs, 3s. Id. to I*. 2d. per 81b*. POTATO MARKKT, Jan. 7. The arrivals from abroad «ie very la*ge, and it 1* with calt» present ptlces are supported. The best Yorkshire ...

... about a bushel of potatoes in his possession. About eight o’clock on the previous night Pearson was on duty on the Beverley-road, and met the prisoner coming down Wellington-placo. with a bag on his back, which he said contained potatoes, and was taking ...

... the hare* and raUrits not only devoured the vegetables—not only ate his c abbs go* and hi* peas, but actually dug up hi* potatoes. (Great lausihter.) At that time the property did not belong roe; but took care to Inquire for this man when visited proi»crty ...

... demand, at alamt the >»tr* Hbiili ...