... POTATOES It now evident that the potato crop of the present season will fall short of the fine produce of last year. Although early kinda have not done badly, they are but small portion of the whole, and do not nny way affect bulk or price now. Still ...

... POTATO. LONDON, Monday.-The suDnliPQ ~, markets, and trade rules general! v i,!n rate atthese prices :- generally dull a the subjoined Kent and Essex regents lnn _ Champions to 130s per ton. Rocks. •• 70s to 9> Flukes, .. •• 70s to 88s Victorias, .. *• ...

... of tbe potato plum do not arrive at maturity for five years, during which the plant blo-soms, but never bears plum-. Mr Ferguson does not call the tubers potatoes, until six years old, but only germs. For nineteen years afterwards the potatoes bear ...

... POTATO FIFE, SATURDAY.—Nothing has been done in old but new tnbers are very abundant, and are selling frow to per lippy. The crop is abundant and MV varieties are being introduced. AUCHTERARDER, SATURDAY.—The new crop bid« fair equal that last season ...

... | * as Ve > MAYGATE axy KIRKG j SEED POTATVES. SEED POT: _— the different Sorte ot SEED A Trial Solicited. ler ; SEED POTATOES SEED POTAT Betton’s Al LMAHOYS, American White Pie’ wees Serum, oe, the other Fine +e eo much satis WILLIAM DRYSDALE'S. Facrrenza ...

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... the potato. Various specimens of the potato boiled in the usual way were presented to the company for their opinion. The votes were nearly divided between the Lapaton kidney and the Leaeble potato. Among the plants proposed to replace the potato none ...

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... POTATOES. WANTED Small and Diseased POTATOES for the FALKLAND FARINA WORKS, Apply to JAMRa STORER, Newburgh; Rola. &rousse Perth; or to WILLIAM NIVEN at the Works. Danshalt, 24th October 1859. TT Is now ascertained that MANTLES and JACKETS are to constitute ...