... POTATOES. RIPON, Thursday.—Potatoes (new), 2d per lb ditto, (old), 6d per stone. BEDALE, luesday.—Potatoes, 4d to 5d per stone (retail) ; new ditto (foreign), Is 2d to Is 4d ; home grown, Is 9d to 2s per stone ; strawberries 6a per lb; gooseberries, Is ...

... Potatoes. Ttitta•dt, Manday.—Tiicre continues a go o d demand tor good buuud potatoes. Holders are asko,g a more motley. Lip-to-dolts are makiug 4th per Lou, ..2ts to 6.1 per bag of 9 Foom-a. Carrots, •2.6 per bag of S stones, turnips, Swedes, fully 2 ...

... POTATOES. Potatoes arc a costly food, and they prevent the butter from keeping well. In France dairy cows have been fed on exclusive diet of potatoes, the result being an increase in milk production but a of bodily weight. Experiment has shown that high ...

... POTATOES. Main crops can be planted towards the end of the month. Select tubers of moderate size or, f ailing these, divide large ones into pieces. When planting, rub di all the shoots excepting lor 2 short and stout ones. The rows should be about 15 ...

... POTATOES. Early crops are planted in sheltered positions during March, the main crop being left until early April. The sets can either be dibbled in some 6or 7 inches deep, or may be placed in trenches or farrows of like depth, the earth being closed ...

... Potatoes. RIPON, Thursday.—Potatoes 7d per stone. BEDALE, luesday.—Potatoes, 5d to 6d per stone; seed potatoes, es.rlies, is 6d to is per stone. Monday.—Rounds and kidneys, £2 15s Od to £3 Os per ton, 3s 6d to 3s 9d per 8 stone bag; Sharp's Victor and ...

... Potatoes. RIPON, Thursday.—Potatoes 10d per stone. BEDALE, Tuesday.—Average supply, and good demand at 8d to 9d per stone. TRIRSK, Monday.—Scarcity of potatoes, and the few remaining are picked up at AA lOs to lOs per ton. ...

... Potatoes. THIRsK, Monday.—Only a small quantity of potatoes on offer, and they were firmly held at the full prices of last week. Best cooking varieties 75s to 80s per ton, delivered at nearest station ; secondAry kinds 704 to 755. A fair demand for seed ...

... POTATOES. For early craps, pack a number of sets one enti closely, one iayer cl.ep, in shallow hcxes, which must be placed hear the glass in a cool conservatory, or in some other light vosition where they ; will be free from frost. The sprouts will thus ...

... POTATOES. Where there is a good crop of as early potato, it is not wise to wait until the die down, as the skins so harden after litting. and the tubers will ripen ill the store Rh fecily in the garden.—E Kemp Tool/owl . , F.L.S.. Pro Toogood and Sous ...

... Potatoes. RIPON, Thursday.:s7:7o'es 6il atone. BEDALE, luesday.—Potatoes, 5d to 6d per stone. Monday.—PotatJee. Up-to-Date aud British Queens, £2 5s to E 2 is 6d per ton. Pigs. THIRSK, Monday.—No pigs were offered for sale in the Public . market. BEDALE ...

... Potatoes. RiroN, Thursday.—Potatoes (old) Is per stone; ditto (new) per lb. BEDALE, Tuesday —Old potatoes, 91 to 10d per stone, new ditto, 2d to 3d ; gooseberries, 2d to 3d per lb. ...