... POTATO MARKETS. bonau, Priaay.-BcUil 6d., wbolaaU 6d. per stan*; app.a la. M Is. Id. par stoas. Lzhm, Friday.—Good ssppUa demand medeiate. Prices Maguams 4a. 6d., 4s. bd. ss. per sack 12blb. LkTswnjr, Friday.—Potatees to 7d. per retail. Uuibbib, Friday ...

... also mhhimms of the —JUtiuu that tondlofffe had bean to tl» habit of Charptof rant for land for the of the lHoonesto Act, sol potato oat Oust that evil Is specially agmot by Section of the Ac*. ...

... rnent in potato culture has been tried, anud with suceess. After the first crop of potatoes hnd been gathered ;r the spring and early sumrner, fresh seed was planted in the same land. The result is that now a plentgul j crop of youbg potatoes is being ...

... Saturday, bet. 7-Meal - 20s. to 29s. per 2401bs-New do. 32s. to .a-k--Flour. -7s. to'38s. per 240lbs. - POTATOE MARKET, Saturday. Oet. 7.-Potatoes 4F. 6d. i . to Gs. Gd. per 202 lbs.-Carrots, 8S. to 9s. Per25200 sa-Turslips, 5s:6d. to 6s.,per Ii pecks ...

... the .imonti of October to place a number of I diseased potatoes in arow, at ?? istance of a yard from each I othe-, for the period of one month. By so doing they average from forty to fifty in a potato, thlus clearing the ground of wireworm.s ...

... of tourists and strangers. THE FRENCH POTATO TPADE. DISPUTE BETWEEN GROWERS A-ND PURCR ASEalS. Brest, Thursday (Reuter).-At Pont L'Abbe, elevel miles fro'ss Quimper, differences have arisen betweeri the local potato grot-ers and the English buyers, wnhieh ...

... only th* caae fuel (exoept anthracite coal), cement, iron ore, and woollen articles. ia deereai4 of export* th* caa* hemp, potatoes, wood, locomotives, sugar, aad iron and stesl manufactures. ...

... will please acceptthis intimation.i MAsessoDe.-JUly soth, at No. 11. Fs-ethold-strest, York-road, aged 00, David Marsden, potato merchcsnt. ?? be interred at Bair- 00 msentofts Cemetery on Thursday, leaving the house at two o'olorcl prompt. Friends wil ...

... of Scar borough. MsARSDN.-JanUary 15th, at 65, Freehold-street, York-road, hiary Aona, the beiovee wife of Joseph Marsden, potato merchant, Lee!ds. itrsterment at Burmnartofts Cemetery on Saturday, January 17th, 1691. Friends please acoept this intination ...

... i. 9Ld. per day. The potato crop has been planted to such an extent that an abundant produce will be the result. In the lower part of the county of Louth some slight tinges of the blight have been observed. The price of potatoes has fallen fully 2d, per ...

... Eliza. betb, wife of Mr -Robert Marshall, butcher, Dansom- Ilane. - Maw.-Feb. 9, at Crowle, aged 68years, Mr Robert .Maw, potato dealer. Meggitt.-Jan. 30, at Waterside-road, Barton, aged 92years, Mrs. Mary Meggitt. Ward.-Feb. 11, at Hull, aged 6g years ...

... Barnsley. 4sc-H fsrnss.-Nov. 2nd, at St. Margaret's, Whalles Range, Man- heestr,. by the Rev. A. IV. Archer, llr. Thomas Lee, potato mor- chant, eldest surviving son of Matthew Lee, Esq., .Southport, to Alice Ann Blackburn, only daughter of the late John ...