... accept decline to get on. Cheese in demand, Lard further given ab to 6d owing to the deciine in America. Beef firm, but quiet. POTATOES, &c. vanes, $d. to 4s. Sd. ner to 10d. per dozen: tols. 6d. per dozeny per dozen; wo per Gmicts fs. 78 Gi. ver case, amd ...

... 23s. 34d. American spot CLYDE change in prices; good done. The Offcit Report states: continues steady ; good business done. POTATOES, Lonpon —Moderate sale, still being in chief demand. Ge. to 100s. ; trade steady, on Gs. to Sis. OS some ; Scotch do., 30s ...

... im foreign banks. The money to tune a ee ii i thas Che axe about for providing a fresh supply of seed potatoes to the tricts in Ireland where the potato crops show a deficiency, and that Mr. Balfour will shortly make a statement om the subject in the House ...

... for the appellant, the Lerd intimated that their Lordships would take time to consider their judgment. THE FAILURE OF IRISH POTATO RELIEF PROM THE GOVERNMENT. (BY TELEGRAPH.) Asupplementary estimate is issued this morning pro- viding for the relief of the ...

... steady , futures, nothing Rio, Ma: rumc ared sold at Shellac : No to tek Ous and Australian Petroleum weak. seeds unchanged POTATOES, &c. 4a. Gi. to 46. 64. per bag. Vegetables: to Is. per dozen; red cabbages, Mid. tole. 6d. perdosen : to per swoue; © per ...

... That is to say, 8 hundred pieces of potato are flavoured by one piece of meat, The Irish peasant cannot aspire to this high level. Mr. Balfour drew a plain but touching pictare of the amal] occupier’s fate. The potato is the substantial portion of two meals ...

... on the Irish Land Bill were considered and negatived, and the Committee stage was fixed for the 22nd of January. The Seed Potato Bill passed through Committee in ten minutes, and the report with reference to the £5,000 for the distress im Ireland was ...

... 2s. 64. higher Oiis and unebanged. g Tallow firm. Turpentine steady, American spot 29s. 6d, Petroleum steady; American Ae POTATOES, &c. -Good supplies at market, and trade quiet. Best to Sa7 Seotch do., 9s. to Lis. ; regents, Hs. to Ma: Hebrons, Wa imperators ...

... received. The Transfer of Railways (Ireland) Bill passed through its various stages, and was read a third time; and the Seed Potatoes Bill was read a first time, The House adjourned a¢ ten minutes to five o'clock, “There has Comurrrzz Roox No 15, Parliamen’ ...

... auctions 3. to €s. lower; no Going. Tea auctions: China frm ; Ceylon Steady; terminal market orm. Quis an ube Turpentine and u POTATOES, &c. 42. to 4s. Gd. per Vegetables: | Savoys, ls. id. to is. 4d. per dozen: red cabbayes, toils. 6. perdozen ; { s caulifiowers ...

... food The schools there are unattended, and the children are crying for bread. Many persons are compelled to eat diseased potatoes. ORD WENLOCE Lord Wenlock, the new Governor of Madras, arrived in London yesterday from Yorkshire, and in the evening left ...

... Echoes,” he related an incident which occurred when he was a counter clerk, which I think is worth repeating. A well-known potato merchant entered and asked for 10s. worth of postage stamps, and put down that amount in copper. The clerk declined to accept ...