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... POTATOES. Ac. LONDON.—The demand is not very (ait. wwiin of new and fair old getting in very narrow compass. especially the better qualities. Quotations :-Muntto honnms, 9Ss. 110 a.; iiaperaior?. Wft. to 12fc; ■sgento. 9Us. libs.; champions Ws. to 100s ...
... to go into the warehouse where the potatoes are stored. There were a large quantity of potatoes warehoused at the time, and it is supposed that whilst passing along the gangway the barricade which retained the potatoes in their position suddeniy gave way ...
... THE PREVENTION OF POTATO DISEASE. EXPERIMENTS WITH SULPHATE OF COPPER. The exhaustive and satisfactory series experiments which Dr. Aime? Girard has been conducting during the past six years on behalf eit French Government on the uses sulphate of copper ...
... CHIPPING POTATOES COURT. the Blackburn County Court, yesterday, for damages aud injunction was brought by John Ingham watchmaker, against George Baron, fried fish and cmf potato dealer. Plaintiff complained of the smell heat from the defendant's business ...
... DISEASE OF POTATOES. would be a misfortune if—just the time hen a remedy for the notorious potato disease appears have been, beyond doubt, found in the mixture lime ami sulphate copper with water —a fresh pathological affection of the potato should cause ...
... Thomas Sturdy, of Market Weight-on, and his son, J. T. Sturdy, potato merchant, Leeds, to recover 9s. lid. for the good-will, stock, and fixtures of potato merchant business the Leeds Market. Mr. Eairstow (barrister) was for the plaintiff, and the defendants ...
... and had bought potatoes and shipped them to America on commission. One of the items in his acccuit was for 2s. 6d. per ton commission on potatoes bought, and there was £39 16s. paid by him as wages to men for loading and unloading potatoes. His mother, ...
... asking her meet him. The engine-driver said that las (prisoner's) wife had thrown him a note enclosed potato, inviting him to come and see her. potato was thrown over the line. The prosecutrix denipd that she bad been unfaithful. The prisoner was remanded ...
... MISOELL.ANEQUB. POTATO and COOK SLOP ITTTINGS, every variety; ' Ranges and Potato Pec'.ers; aiso Shop on Wheel.'..; send for new \st free.—Mabbott. jl, Lever Sl-ect, Manchester. , ~f U.USTItATTONo. CHEAP and EFFECTIV E, «nd A Btehingt.—Wat. Wailier Victoria ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. IP POTATO and Couk-shop Fittin every variety; Cham- ion fanges and Potato Peelers; a Stop on Wheels new list frre—Maboutt, oI, Lever Strest, Manchester. epES. will uy a good ASS and CO.'S, ROW. —= _ av ALLY. —— = —— “HORSES, CARRLAG FES ...
... Potatoes are becoming diseased son* parte of Yorkshire, and the epidemic will be Typhoid fever has broken out in Barking epidemic form, and five deaths have been reported. Yesterday afternoon six sheep were killenj*. lightning on the Byram estate of Sir ...
... The potato blight is reported to have appeared some parts of East Kent. Peince and Princess Henry of Battesbebg opened a grand bazaar at Canterbury to-day. Steps are being taken by the Government of West Australia to establish a mint for the coinage of ...