... POTATOE MARKET. SotTTirwAHK, Waterside, December 25.—The weather during the past week lias been similar to that of several of the preceding—the supply continues to be moderate—the demand lor the best samples from all countries is great, and especially ...

... 10d Butter, fresh, d0..10d to lid Barleymeal, lOd to —d Butter, salt, do.. to )id Peasemeal lOd to —d Eggs, dozen, to Potatoes, 6d to Four lb Loaf, fine, 7d Beef,'l?'lb 5d to Ditto, second,. 6d to —d Mutton, 4d to 5d Wb. Brd. Society, to —d Veal ...

... down this unbecoming and dangerous practice. The managers of the Infirmary thankfully acknowledge the receipt of ten bags of potatoes from Mr Andrew Crichton, Hatton, by Newtyle; and of four chaff beds from Mr Waddell, Templeton, in the same parish. Dundee ...

... —White, - 60- Beans, Small, - 38? Irish Red,..4Bs - 5'2- ■Tick, 28s - 34s Rye, 363 - 36> Oats, Feed 21s - ?2s Barley 35s - 36 Potato, 22s - 25s Grinding, 30s - 32? Scottish 20s - 22 ...

... families were supplied with beef, bread, plum pudding, ale, potatoes, and coals, and 180 ptiirs of blankets were also given to 188 families. The tradespeople appointed distributed the potatoes, coals, and ale, at their respective residences, according ...

... 48s - 60s Beans, Small, 34s - 38s Irish Red,..4Ss - 50* - Tick, 28s - 34s Rye, 30s - 36s Oats, Feed 21s , Barley, 35s - 36s Potato, - 259 Grinding,3os - 32s Scottish 20 S 22s Malting, 343 - 35s Irish 173 21s Malt, 56s - 63s Flour, Town p.sack,4Bs ...

... ballast; London (steam-ship), Ewing, London, goods and passengers; Queen, Buist, Hull, goods; Perthshire, Young, Newcastle, potatoes. January 4.—TT'inds, a.m., N.E.—p.m., N.N.W. Arrived—Loch Ryan (steam-ship), Dickson, Newcastle, goods and passengers Humber ...

... turnip may soon expected to shoot up into the flower-stalk—a tendency which the plant has exhibited all summer. Deficiency the potatoe crop has all along been anticipated, but to what extent it may estimated we have not been able to learn. We believe the deficiency ...

... it in that house. Mrs Cratchit made the gravy (ready beforehand in a little saucepan) hissing hot; Master Peter mashed the potatoes with incredible vigour Miss Belinda sweetened up the apple-sauce ; Martha dusted the hot plates ; Bob took Tiny Tom beside ...

... Messrs Robert Don and William Smith, for the benefit of that Institution. He has also to acknowledge receipt of four sacks of potatoes, one sack of meal, and nine sacks chaff, from Mr William Smith, Westhall. ...

... 353 White, 48s - 60s Beans, Small, 343 38s Irish Red,.. 48s - 50s -Tick, - 34s Rye, - 36s Oats, Feed - ?2s Barley, . 36s —- Potato 22s - 25s - Grinding, 309 - 32s Scottish,. 209 Malting,.. .34s - 35s —- Irish 17s 21s Malt, 56s 635 Flour, Town p.sack ...

... trifle higher; but this will be more than met by the saleable quantity of grain being smaller, by the deficiency in the crop potatoes, and by the still farther reduced price of dairy produce. But, on the whole, the spirits of this class of tenants are better ...