... HI MM. —ln the Fylde great changs has taken K during Die past week. The rain has greatly bees some descriptions produce, potatoes, turnips, Ac., and has been very grateful to ; but one week more fine dry weather was wanted to complete the hay harvest ...

... POTATO MARKETS. Ti ESDAf. Wholesale, I*l. Is. per stone lbs. . retail, la 2d. Applet, la la Ml per stone Plums. Sa per stone of lbs. TEASE REPORTS. LEEDS WOOLLEN CLOTH MARKET-Tcwir. There ha* been a little more life in the market this morning, and though ...

... years. CROPS. About acre* fine oat*. Id am* excellent Wheat a capital crop , 3 acres splendid Barley, 5 am-* Turnip* acrua Potato* s, t acres IJnt*. acres Hover second crop . a largo quantity prime now Iluy, am* Fog, upwards acres Pasturage, Ac., Ac. Thrashing ...

... though the damage not dto great the crop cannot prove abundant was *iKited fortnight ago. The same remarks will an»ly to potatoes. Gardeners com|»lained of the scarcity of fruit, Imt the sbmu has found plenty; the markets the end of last week were overstocked ...

... Young Pig.. 1 bay Horse, four years; do., aged, excellent workers . 1 brown Filly, two years. GROWING CROPS. About 2 scree Potatoes, 2 scree Lints. scree Clover crop . a Urge quantity prime new Hay, acres Fug, upwards i f scree Pasturage. Ac . Ac. IMPLEMENTS ...

... lst, Job “ussia, yard ; 3a, Ww 8 Siberry. Peas, Ist, F re Parkin. Cabbage, red, John Appleyard. d the white, Mrs Turner. Potatoe (earl ashtop) art of Turn venny ; do., kidney (Haigh), John Brit roun d (any class), John Hardcastle. be the Ist, George YES ...

... otably 16 and 17 fe for Is.; per couple, 38. 6d. rate per couple, 4s. 6d. s is. éd., curral J vo = sad wae aur . arket, potatoes Is., onions to 18,, peas 8d. per peck. eales BARNARD CASTLE, Wepwnspay.— Butter, is. 2d aE SS |, Sus. 4722 TRADE REPORTS ...

... die is year a large number of pu ~ an se wa aw a those to Is. 1d. per stone; and potatoes from £15 t it that acre, or from upwards of 2s, to 3s. perfall. ‘Pu ishop, potatoes have improved in appearance since t rains which fell last week. tion of idence ...

... Silsde of round petatoes: Ist amd 24, Martha Moorhouse, B sally Stone of kidney potatees: Ist and dd, Martha M Stone of fluke potatoes: lst, William I shep- Skipten 24, John Whitaker, ¢ LUTTYR. Green, Silsden ; 24, John Delves, Draw, 2% of butter 1% in roll ...

... to 46. Ducks. ing in in 4s. Pigeons, lil. to Is. Od. i Ca Cl mer brace Rieck Rabbits, 2s. to 2s. Gt -- ad berries, 5d. New potatoes, ls. J ples, ls. &l.to 2s. per all Pee EOE, POT eon, «a. 00 2 Lam), di. to lod. Veal, 7d. to od. 32 for to led. Hams, to ...

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... but also to t he whcke appear no vet confound the independent thinkers of the Chi population pire—if any such exist. Tue Potato Crop ww re dis- has nearly passed over when the crop i om has struck with blight, and the reports from all within Ireland ...