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... Potato Makckt.—An immense quantity of foreign* potatoes—upwards of 3,000 tons has* arrived) since oUr last report ; and the receipts of home-grown ace extensive. The trade is unusually heavy, at drooping prices. PER ion. £.» £ » York Resents-.4 0-5 5 ...
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... Matton, * Uay. 18-21® ~ ® ® ® Onioni, # Potato Farina. -25 0 - 28 Bnti*& jForrign llroftuff, ict. alkalies, r ««'• „ . Uoxtbiil Pot Aonsa, „ A 1 12 0 @At 13 „ P«*HI, „ Il7o 1 18 Bauilla. Auciiitf, ~ 0100— • 11 Pure, _ „ «13 • , Inferior, » Sicilian, P ...
... ing the Potato Crop, after the levere thunder storm which were visited, an the morning of this day week ; but we are happy to find that tins valuable crop has nut, as far our information extends, suffered any injury. Country supplies are still rather ...
... The export of Potatoes during the year from this port was 9,361 tons, against 19,213 tons in 1868, and 13,479 tons in 1807. ...
... butter, provisions, and potatoes; and of Indian com there has latterly been a considerable quantity re-shipping to Liverpool. The late advance, however, in this article, here, will prevent fmrther shipments. The shipments of potatoes (chiefly to England) ...
... Potato Markrt (Southwark Waterside). We have nothing of moment to notice in the state of ou market during the put week. The weather continues very dry, and learn that the early peas on grareliy land have suffered severely by the drought; there have been ...
... of the GoTemment Commissioners on the Potato rot and scarcity food has just been published, the purport of which may said in few words, and, which has been recommended these two months past, namely.—Take the potatoes up at once, keep them as dry as possible ...
... the crop considered email one. Potatoes are universally blighted, and we believe are in quality than any year since the, disease first appeared—a good mealy potato being rare thing to meet with j still, with large breadth under cultivation, they.may dig ...
... POTATO BLIGHT. TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS. ON RECEIPT OP FIVE SHILLINGS IN Postage Stamps, the Advertiser will forward a Receipt for Top-Dressing for the cure of this disease. Address, HEATHORN, Paul’s Parm, Leigh, Tunbridge, Kent.” ...
... LET, '■pHE GARDEN OF BAR MEATH. fully cropped with Vegetables and Fruit—the fotmer consisting an Acre of Potatoes (early Kemp) and Cabbages; the latter Gooseberries, Apples; Black, White, and Bed Currants; Pears, Plnms, Cherries, Raspberries, and Sirawbenies; ...
... Poland and Potato ranged from pat cwt- i . Oatxial.—Out market on Friday, and yeaterday xra* well attended j and farmer’s parcels were plentiful, and were in belter request —in some in« a a i;bt advance on ir last prices were obtained for a primelart ...