... SEED POTATOES! SEED POTATOES! no POTATOES!! 500 BARRELS FOR BALI. HAVE now commenced opening my Pita contain- I leg Champions' and Scotch Limps of prime quality, all grown at Clough East from Imported Heeds, the crop therefrom being acknowledged the ...

... POTATOES. JOHN WHITFORD begs to intimate to his Friends and the Public that he has received a Large Consignment of the celebrated SCOTCH REGENT POTATO, which will be found superior to any yet knows as a general cropper. Comes in before the Champion, and ...

... POTATOES. The arrivals of potatoes are seasonaoly good, and mo*t descriptions move off slowly, previous quotation*. Kent and Essex Regent*, 80* to 110*; ditto Rock*. 7b« to 85*; French, 56* 70* per ton. ...

... POTATOES. The arrivals of potatoes to the London markets have been very moderate since we last wrote: nevertheless, the trade has been far from active, at about previous quotations. Scotch Regents, 100s to 140s; ditto Rocks, 80s to 100s; York Regents ...

... POTATOES. Large supplies of potatoes have been sale. For qualities the demand has been heavy, our quotations.— English shews, fids, to 70s. : regents, to 0)s.; rocks, 40*. lo 60s. per too. A fair amount of animation has been noticed in the hop market ...

... POTATOES SiFEW Stn Flounders sad Whits litophanta, at Qua SLitanga a taa. W. 11. Lsrs, BaHoughton Feb. 12. (.2a) ...

... POTATOES. , Full average supplies ol potatoes continue be received these markets. In most qualities fall ta'd V “* |B' and veiy little change has taken place prices, when compared with last week. Yorkshire Flukes, 90s 100s: ditto Bocks, 60s to 70s: Ferik ...

... POTATOES. Although the arrivals of home-grown potatoes to the London markets have been very moderate, and scarcely a-y imports of foreign have taken place, the demand for ait les is in a sluggish state, but prices are fairly supported Shaws are selling ...

... POTATOES. The supply of potatoes, both coastwise and by rail, continue liberal, and the trade i« steady our quotations: Yorkshire flukes, lids, to ISOs.; ditto llegents, 120s. to 1403. ; Lincolns, 120s. 1405.; Scotch, 120s. to 100s. ; foreign, loO*. to ...

... THE POTATO. The aceouata respecting the prospects of this crop sre still conflicting ; bat the balance inclines to tho sunny side. Some diseased tubers have appeared at market, still we hope that fair quantity on the whole will escape. The leavrs, os ...

... POTATOES Fair average supplies of potatoes are sale. the whole the trade lias ruled steady, at full prices. The imports into London last week consi ted of 5t!4 cases sacks nap from Boulogne, 500 packages 84 tons from fhcrhourg, 1, bags 58 casks 587 baskets ...

... POTATOES. This crop, although usually the main crop with small' laVCners, is put last in the list of what are usually called' •“ ~ een crops” or fallow «roDB,” the term being in some .cu less to pota-j toes than it is to turnips, cabbages, &c., which ...