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... POTATO®?. Thaae markets are fairly auppUed The trade la firm the annex-id tiu^ta'liaa:—K.enlaad^6aiex w. _«■ toia • Yorkshire ditto. Tie to 100 a; Flakee, TO. scotch Begauto, to Plnkaa, 90a to UMa per ton. The boo market U firm, and prices are rather ...
... POTATOES. Full average tunpUea of potato** continue eale. The trade cenenßy U toa»lnjtgl*h state, and the quotation* hare a drooping tendency. The Import* from the Continent are Rmall Yorkshire ReKenta, r6> 80* ditto Fluke*. SiTtoSS.: ditto Rock., .'*> ...
... POTATOES. Lane of potatoes arson tale at these marketa The trade soncrally is dull, end prices have downward ten ■ dency. The currency la aa follows:—Kent end Kaasa Ba> gents, «• to 80s; Vorksblra Begente, 60s nes; ditto flakaa, BSs toU6s: ditto Bocks ...
... POTATOES. The lifting of this important crop must have n-guiar intelligent attention. Directly the foliage is quite brown and the skins of the tubers have hardened dig the crop, if tile tubers are left the ground there t« serious danger of second growth ...
... POTATOES. The supply of home-grown potatoes is seasonably extensive and the trade rules inactive at the late decline in prices. Kent and Eaaex Regents, 80e to 1103 ; ditto Shims, GO. to &Us ; ditto Rooks, 70a to Sle ; French. 55s to 701 per ton. ...
... POTATOES There ie no doubt that this season the produce of our own growth of potatoes is turning out most lamentable one. Happily, however, English money, notwithstanding depression in trade, can replace from foreign oouuUies almost un> limited quantity ...
... POTATOES. These markets have been fairly supplied with homegrown and foreign potatoes since our last, and the trade has ruled quiet, at the annexed currency :—Yorkshire Regents, 95a to 110 a ; ditto nukes, 120 a to 130 a Kent and Esse: Regents, 00a 120 ...
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... POTATOES. The supplies of potatoes are sotnewhat extensive. Sound qualities move oft freely, other kinds slowly, at the annexed rates : Essex were, 90.1 to 120 s; Jersey, to 1103; Cornish, 804 to 1004 ; and Foreign, 80s to 1110 s per ton. ...
... POTATOES. There markets are fairly supplied with potatoes kr which the trade rules inactive at about previous rates. Vork regents, 70s to 120 s ; shaws, Gus to 306; rockr, 70 to 00a per ton. ...
... POTATOES. The supply of old potatoes is somewhat extensive for the time of year. and the demand rules inaztive, at barely late rates. The arrivals of new produce continue to increase, yet prices remain at from lls to lee per cwt. Scotch Regents, 12Os ...
... POTATOES. Only moderate supplies of potatoes nre on sale at the London markets. The trade generally, however, is very inactive; nevertheless, prices, especially for good and prime qualities, are supported. PROVISIONS. Irish butter is in fair request, ...