... POTATO IMPORTATION AT CARDIFF.—One of the largest consignments of potatoes ever made in Cardiff has been received by Mr Richard Eng- land, of the West Bute Dock Potato Stores, per- the s.s. Kama. The cargo consist of no fewer than 16,000 bags of the primest ...

... said that demand is active. POTATOES. LONDON, Wednesday.—Good supplies and trade slower except for new potatoes, which are in demand. New potatoes-Jersèy. B22 to C25 Guernsey to E25 Lisbon, £10 to B10 to B12 per ton. Old potatoes-Dunbar maincrops, 60s to ...

... 26th Mark LMM Mvd Rotterdam 2oth Kedrnth arvd New York 25th Portaferry, Bostrevor, potatoes, G Shapl&nd Sa.bIes d'Oionnc, Viking, potatoes, G Hiiaplaml Ramsey, Venus, potatoes, Q Sha.p.;md ...

... of the littie ones and the potatoes. I 'most wish you had gone, Mollie. 0 1 there they come with a relieved sigh. I'll hurry and get them over in a jiffy, said Mollie, meaning the potatoes. But they haven't got the potatoes-nor the hoe—nor nothing, for- ...

... I Potatoes are being sold at Tenby at Is per owt,, While larger buyece own secure a too for ...

... lis. Cross Inn Yard. 6S4n i 'VSTANTED at once, smart pushing Young Man as an | ? T Assistant ilanuger foi Retail Fruit and Potato l Branch; good references and security requiredv—Apply, letter. C. D, fiotand* Buildiflgs. ...

... —A woman named Mary Hayes, a Widow, residiug at No. 3, Rose- mfery-stretefc, white engage;* in aMti)I to unload a cargo of potato** from fc in the W%ftt Dock, oh Monday evening, ftll frtmV pTafifr to th* groirtid, 4 distance of somfc tfefct, Mid fraCroWSl ...

... trading in Bute-street. wholesale tish stores, Hope-street, lately Working-street, all Cardiff, wholesale fish, fruit, and potato merchant. Benjamin Edmunds, the Westminster Stores, residing at Cefn-lane, both Blackwood, Monmouthshire, grocer. Ezekiel ...

... 3i4, Kragero, timber. Countess of Carrick, 85, Kuncorn, coaltar pitch. Miss Hughes, 59, Dumfries, potatoes. Wild Wave, 69. Stratigfoid Lock, potatoes. Captain ...

... Cardiff Docks, took fire in the fore- hold about one this (Tuesday) morning. The cargo consisted of moss litter, hay, and potatoes,and the two former materials burnt fiercely. The ship hose was got to work immediately, and kept the outbreak in check till ...

... coastguard from Eallycastle on Tuesday boarded the schooner Chei--tin,,t, bound from Lough SwiIly to lHiJford Haven, with potatoes, and found only ona man, the captain, on the vessel. It appeared that a seaman and the captain's son left the schooner the ...

... last month. The only mill in the island was dismantled by the gale. Semaphore signals state that they have only had some potatoes and lard for daye past and these have now run out. ...