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... POTATO MARKETS. MALTON, Saturday.âSupplies ahoii;, and the demand also was only of retail character. Good kidneys, free from disease, lOd. to Is. Id., and rounds, Sd. lOd. per stone. FORK, Saturday.âAlthough the supply of potatoes Is plentiful, yet ...
... »ES—POTATOES—POTATOES. FEDERATION rRCIT and POTATO --OCIATIONS invito the all Whofoand Potato*-* „i NATIONAL * hold THURSDAY, December 7th. nm. Jt the ROOMS. GREAT iIf.ET. IY, HOI.BORN. W.C. coder >v>'*> taken the national interests Salesmen ...
... POTATO. „J Jool,K Wednesday.—Fair inquiry. Price* kveroged about per ton. HIPON, Thursday.—Potatoes 7d. Ski. pet atone.' WJiXBKKBY, lUunKlav. —}'«UK>c* W. to I'M. per wei#li. ...
... On POTATOES. IT is now 2*2 years fince Potatoes were firlt known in Europe : They were fit 11 imported into Ireland in the reign of Queen Eliv..ibetli, in the year 1565. The importei was John Hawkins, who brought them from Santa Fe in Spanifli America ...
... POTATO. OOOLK, Wednesday.—Prices showed no qnotab.e alteration. .Wednesday.—Good supply, selliig at 4s. Gil. to ss. per bag stone wholesale, and 3d. per stone, retail. RIPON, Thursday.— Potatoes 7d. toBd. per store. Thursday.—Potatoes 9*l. to lOd. per ...
... POTATO. GOOLE, Wednesday.—Prices unchanged. KEIUHLEY, Wednesday.—Magnums 4s. W. and regents 6s. per bag of 'J atone wholesale, and bd. lOd. per stone retail. THERUY, Thursday.—Potatoes 9d. per weigh. ...
... POTATOES. A few weeks ago I promised to record the resnlts farther experience in reference to this vegetable, and it gives me great pleasnre to keep my word, becanse all I have to say is so folly confirmatory of the opinion already expressed the Chronicle ...
... THE POTATO. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIOESCER. Sia,— Will yon U so kind w to allow me to make * few further genual remarks on the disease and culture of the potato? Id consequeuc* of tbe lou occasioned by lU ulaeau the profitable culture of thia root ...
... POTATOES OM POTATO ENDS. Last spring, whem thero was a great shortage of seed potatoes, Lord Desborough suggested that before every potato wes sent into the kitchen an end should ve cut off, placed in a cleat mould, and be tray and covered with a littl ...
... POTATOES. LEEDS.-Full market; Is. ljd. to la. 3d. retail, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. per score of 211b. Onions, Is. 2d. to Is. 4d. per stone. Apples, Is. Bd. per stone. KNAKESBOROLGILâPotatoes ls. 4d. to Is. 5d.; do. iwholesale'. Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. per weigh ...
... POTATO GOOLE.—Locally grown potatoes made g-, per rwt, Igncolnshire kidney potaloc- 6s. per 6-iU-ue barrel. Dutch potatoes 7 . to B#. per bag. KIRBY.MOORSIDE.—LocaI potatoes made So. : stone. KX ARES BOROUGH.—Now potatoes Is. Bd. .-toan ...
... 3ilb.. Spanish Is. per 61b. GDOLE.—Practically no business old potatoes, although there is still a lair number offer. Jersey new potatoes are shortly expected, while Spanish new potatoes made 13s. per cwt. and 3d- P«r lb. retail. ...