... uary, p^nibt^J^V.iiarcb, 4 6-64 d .; March-April, r 3 .64i:f-\-s;v 4 11-64 d. _ 5 .64 d -: AP r V ?? PnourcE, Saturday.— Potatoes : r** 5 to 7s cd. Cheshire, new Tor kshire. rounds, i • 4s . 6 d. to 55.; S5T*»-_ _ b '„ fe 6d. to 7s. Lincoln red ?? re- ...

... of Leeds; death cause of disposal —Address 718, ihe Yorkshire Evening Post, Leeds. OLD-ESTABLISHED Fried Fish and Chipped Potato BUSINESS for Sale; good stand ; valuation reasonable — 20. Elcho Street. Roxburgh Road, LeedS; _>AWNBROKING BUSINESS for Disposal ...

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... fowls 4s., ducks Os. Gd. to 6s. per couple; geese 91d. to 10jd. per lb. POTATO MARIBETS. IRipoy, Thursday.-Potatoes 9d. per stone, and £4 10s. per ton. WToIrEnaY, Thursday.-Potatoes lo. 2d. to le. 3d. per weigh. LONDON I£IY AND STR&w, Thursday.-Hay £_ to ...

... the Potato-bug, without . p'isoning to other animals, is the case inThe packet must not be opened when its contents are to be used. Full ir.-' tomethidof use will be found inside the tile Colorado beetle has been working i. f the Canadian potato plantations ...

... Cyrus Price's Patent LU FIRE and THIEF RtOOF SAFFS. Apply at Hepper and boils', East-parade, L oedlt. (-N SALE, Six Acres of POTATOES, grown on light soil. Apply by letter, R sven, Chovet, WVa aefold. E5OR SALE, splendid Oak CLOTH TABLE. Address £ P82. M ...

... citizen of Berlin has applied to the S e ™y of that town for a site on which to erect a ancis Drake, as the introducer of the potato \. pe » and offers to subscribe £2,250 towards the \ti B U ? 8 woman, carrying what was apparently an *kLi her arms, was arrested ...

... rainfall has been against the farmers. The harvest was moderate, wheat being under th«- average, barley fair, oats light, and potatoes very bad, but green food abundant. The rain registered each month was January, I'OOiii.; February, 2*34 in.; March, April ...

... roede, end will .till his neighbours who have hones bringing them, wben they require it, w.ggon-kmd oort n. after delivering potatoes grain ton neighbouring .lotion, Again, then, •'the weakest goes the wall. and the smell birds of sericulture caught in the ...

... assumed such proportions that a separate doek I will eventually be necessary for its exclusive use. The el importation of potatoes during the month, from Rotter. d dam, Antwerp, and Dieppe, has been great, and thousands s. of pecks are packed on the quays ...

... you are too confoundedly lazy, or too proud to do such work yourself, she will carry swill to the hog .chop wood, and dig potatoes for dinner; her love for her husband is such as she will do anything to please him-exceptrecene company in her every-day ...

... nothing but beeisteak would begin to be monotonous after the firs* fortnight, and the same may be asserted of mutton ham potatoes, oatmeal porridge, white bread, or, indeed, any other comestible at present known to the professors of the science of food ...