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... before the present week is out. Nearly all accounts agree in representing the eats as both a large and an excellent crop, and potatoes are described as considerably above an average.—Scofsman. Glasgow.—The weather n Friday and Saturday was fair and mild, but ...
... weather in the carly part of September. The last two days have been favorable for drying the corn, as well as for taking up the potatoes, which are represented as abundant in quantity, and excellent in quality. The annual collection in the Church of Benholm ...
... to 4s 4d MONTROSE, Oct. 17. Beef, per I« +oo-eoe6d -+ 7d)Eggs, per dozen-«-«.-. 7d-- 0d Mutton, do, «««--coooobid -« 7d| Potatoes, per 5 ewt, «++.—s- -—s§ Veal do,+eceeeniebd - 7d'New do. per2Blb..--. Gd--0s 8d Lamb, per Ib. «cccccceod - NIUH(IH('IL perstone ...
... expe . dreadful weather in the carly part of Sept - Jast two days have been favorable for dr as well as for taking up the potatoes, wh sented as abundant in quantity, and exeell The annual collection in the Church of Church Extension and Colonial Churehe ...
... Implements ; About 500 stones of SEED ITAY in the stack, a quantity of threshed HTAY, and some RYE GRASS Sli“-lli, 30 bolls of POTATOES, and a large MEAL GIRNAL. Also, the whole HHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, —consisting of an Eight-day Clock, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs ...
... rather on the decline from last week’s prices. Bear and barley, little of cither shown, and seemingly little inqnired for. Potato oatsm~22s 0d- -27 s 0d | Wheat wmesae 708 0d- 50s 0d Common Oats 195 0d- 26s (tdl Oatmeal ,2801b.40s 0d- -42 s Od BEAT so ...
... prices much the same as last week, for oats, bear, and barley. A fair supply of oatmeal, with little alteration in price. Potato Oats..lss 6d..16s Od | Wheat .50s 0d,.52s Ood Common d0.13s (1. .15s 6d 8ear(621b.)2565 0. .27s 0d Barley do. 25s 0d. ...
... &d Flour, fine, do. 2s 6d..3s 0d Butter, fresh, per Ib. 84d .. 81/ Do. thirds, do. 1s 6d..1s 7d Do. salted, do. 10d ..11d Potatoes, per 28lb. 7d..0s 8d Eggs, perdozen .. .11d ..12d/4 Ib Loaf, fine.64d..0s 7d Cheese, per 241 b. .6s 6d. .8s 0d Do. second ...
... bright side, we had a most propitious ripening and ingathering time, and a splendid antumn. Some considerable quantity of potatoes, from the linmature state in which they were dug and other canses, has been lost by decay in the storehouses and pits. ‘The ...
... ABERDEEN. Revew-Office, Montrose, December 29, 1843, \/ SALE OF CORN AND FODDER. ~ On Thnud?, the 25th of Juwi’enm-t. ]OBTACKB of POTATO and HOPETON OATS and FODDER will be sold, by public roup, at CanestoN, The roup to begin, near the North Gate, at two o’clock ...
... a quarter of a pound of sugar, and seven pounds of bread for breakfast, and a mix. ture of scrapings of bacon, flour, and potatoes, worked up together, for supper. The total weekly cost of the seven boys was 15s. 3{d.; and, on an average, they obtained ...
... farmers and merchants at market to ...