... had been paid, and for 39.jlbs. red Upland, Ini Barley had been in fair request. —Mark luie Express. Potato Mauryt. Feb 17.— The quantity of potatoes arrived during the past week has been abundant the trade remain* nearly in the same slate as reported ...

... per cwt., French Apples, from to 8d per dozen ; Dutch Apples, 8d per dozen; American Apples, Is per dozen. ?’eyfta6/es.—Potatoes, 7d to 2s 9d per cwt. ; per stone, from 4d to sd; Cabbages, Is per dozen; do. Red, each; Turnips, per dozen; Carrots, from ...

... I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Wm. D. Henderson, /Fire, Life, and Marine Insurance Office, 42, Wariny-Street. Retail. —Potatoes, Seedlings, selling at 3s per cwt. Cups, 2s 6d per ditto; ditto, per stone, 4d to 5d ; Beef, to per lb.; Mutton, s|d to 61d ...

... in »ixe and fullness, equal to wheat. The late ram', we are glad 10 learn, have been extremely benefietal io the ost and potato crops, all over this district. • Sewry Telrgruph _Ti>e h*r». «et in much earlier than Mnticipated hut f ...

... 1s to 1s 6d per dozen; Lemons, 10d to 1s per dozen; tend berries, 4d per quart. Vegetables—Potatoes, per ewt 2s to 2s 10d; do., per stone, 34d to 5d; new Potatoes, om a per basket (sibs.); Pomfret Cabbages, 6d per dozen; Bi Con- from 3d to 6d per head; ...

... state, and meet fair sale, at slight advance in price. Lard, also, sells better.- Potatoes. change of wind having taken place, several of the expected cargoes of Potatoes have been received; from Yorkshire, about 1,500 tons; Scotland, do.; Devonshire, ...

... Red, 12s to 13s 9d ; Oats, 9s to 10s sd; Barley, lid 10s ; Oatmeal, 17s to 18s per Relnif—Potatoes, Apple and Rose, to 4d per cwt.; do., per stone, l; new Potatoes, to Is6d per stone. Vegetalites. —Pomfret Cabbages, per dozen ; Cucumbers, 3d to (id each; ...

... ; Oats, potato, 8s 9s J common, to Beans, lbs to Provisions. Butter, per firkin, 42s 4bs fresh do., per lb.. Is to Is Id ;Ba on, 6s to 7J per stone; Haros,6s to 7s ; Lard, 7s fid to 8»; Beef, . Mutton, fid ; Veal, fid to 7d per lb.; Potatoes, 3 to per ...

... oceupicil T- Thoruley, Ksrj., M.P. J>iccrpool Afercury. Crops The shearing is now almost over, ami part thecrop the corn-yard The potatoes have suHVri'd considerably from frost. It to ti-ared, ‘hat the bore crops, also, have sustained some damage from ‘he same ...

... its mouth- further examination, a hook was found attached to the end the Inie, stuck fist iu the jaw of the pig, part sweet potato, which had been use das bait, still clinging to the snare. The gentleman, for some time afterwards, kept a good look-out for ...

... dull, a decline of 2d per ewt., since Monday's quotations. White Wheat, 15s to Ifis Red, fid to 15s fid; Barley, 9s to 10s; Potato Oat% 7s to 7« fid; Poland, fis lOd to 7s sd; Oatmeal, lls lOd to 12s 7d per cwt, Provisions. —Best price of Butter, 9Jd per ...

... have been committed for trial at next Liverpool charged with murdering one of their countrymen, named P it. Stakam, with a potato for*, lor not coming to their assistance in row, at St. Helen s. A few days apo, a fellow perpetrated a malicious lark on ...