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... English, Scotch, and Irish Agricultural Societies and Farmers’ Clubs— London Market Prices of Corn, Hay, Cattle, Seeds, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, Jic., and the Weekly Averages. AS REGARDS THE GARDENING PART (under the Editorship of Dr. Lindley), the principle ...
... Friday, Dec. 28—Wheat, to 7s per cwt. ; barley, 4s 6d to 5s ; oats, 4s 5s ; oatmeal, 9s to firkin butter, 7id per lb. ; potatoes, 4d to 5d per stone. Beef, 3jd to 5d per lb. ; mutton, 4Ad to Gd per do. veal, 5d per do. Eggs, 8d to 9d per dozen. Hay, ...
... to get some their corn from abroad, yet to rely almost wholly foreign corn would be more dangerous than to rely the Irish potato. Experience has shewn that deficient harvests are, in great degree, general, not local, some have supposed and the recent ...
... changing owners, and with advance former prices. We had a large .supply of beef, which sold freely at from 2Jd lo 3jd per lb.; potatoes, per stone. The supply of butter was small, to 7id for firsts; inferior, fijd. There was, usual, very large supply of flax ...
... BOROUGH AND SPIT L FIELDS POTATO MARKETS, Monday December 24. Coiatwi'e. about 3.&>0 tons of poutoc* have reached the mater side during the pe*t week. Ihe receipts, by railway, have l,00»l lous, mostly in eacellent coi dition. The imports from abroad ...
... days, his entire Establishment, consisting New and Fashionable Fnmituro, real ; Store ; Don Seed Oats ; Eatin and Sect . Potatoes ; Hay and Straw ; varictv of Farm Implements, &c., &c. Terms Snle, Cash—. Purchasers to pay .■£.'> Cent. Auction Fees. Sale ...
... cioveretd with a layer of eatthis1 bor h-stuff, a foot 01' eigliteess inches ideep, arid wvith twetlils cut refore steeding, p~otato liatairis, or sny Wtier refuse ; tins will soois becorme a mans iif ricli siarire. Tire sliffeient kinris of rtsaiirre-tlhe ...
... first in crocks and firkins; shipping price, 70s cwt. Fresh Fobs, 36s 6d for good lots; secondary, 31s to 34s Cd 120 lbs. Potatoes not coming in so plentifully owing to the present severe weather, prices range from 20d per cwt. for inferior ones, 2s to ...
... „ Lost Jo. _ ~10 10 _n lUhlit, Prime, „ 040_o*« „ (iruiding, „0«o_ „ HulluU, Common, „ 010 _ . ~ Fine, _ 0 _ « Oat., Best Potato, I Poland, „ ...
... Fluor, Ifis per cwt. ; bakers' first do . per do.; secuud, 13a per lts per do. ; fouttli, per do. ; Bran, per do JBegeiui.m. —Potatoes, 3s Cd to 4s per cwt ; da. per stone, to 7& ; Cabbages, Is per dosen ; do., red, lid to 2d each; Oniou*. Id to 2d per lb ...
... get some of their corn from abroad, yet to rely almost wholly on i corn would be more dangerous than to rely on the Irish potato. Experience has shown that deficient harvests , not local, as some have 2 resea ches in Climatol have pointed out the cause ...
... This being done, Connolly was discharged. John Campbell and Richard Carey, for stealing, the Ist December, eight stones of potatoes, the property of Mary Rice. Acquitted. Hngh Devlin, for stealing twelve bags at on the lOib December, the properly of Mr ...