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... THE POTATO. The actual state of the potato crop is discouraging, and its prospects sufficiently alarming. It is uunecessarv, therefore, to exaggerate either the one way or the other. The blight has fallen heavily, though not at an earlier period than ...

... rather pre- mature in his announcement that the potato was ‘ gone;’ the crop in this neighbourhood is a good one after all ; the leaves only are injured, and the stalk still sound, I have nu fear and the potato shows no sign of disease. whatever for the general ...

... stock, produced potatoes untainted by the blight, while the single stalk connected with the seed potato, from which all the rest were taken, gave a sound and extremely abundant produce. It is reasonable to suppose that, if the potato disease is an indication ...

... POTATOES October ‘The offer- nce but moder. ate for a demand fairly brisk for dest lots, at 3s bs end 3s 4d per ewt. CLYDE ‘Crushed’, October —Market closes firm; good busines done for the week; prices are generally 14¢ business done at firm prices. P ...

... POTATOES Subscribers havegrown themselves, (.rtncipel'y Seotlewl. tt»e best rertetles of Seed To- Ul.es. ieost for Iftleod. for the end Triers very tnoilrrate for selected slocks. HOGG Ann ROBERTSON. ASPARAGUS ROOTS. Hogg a*o koeebtson Have strtmc and ...

... POTATOES DR RO OINTMENT. Bruise*. Boms, Csneer, ChtlbUlns. Crus. Ratals, M.fSIS. Fimnlr*'. Pile*. Soortwile &raplsinu, Tscciastkn EmpUon, sad derrwted Hof 20yesn’stsadinf. laird, 2s9d, sod tie. *u. cnnmtrs, i BEACH A Enoi ...

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... POTATOES. It most important that potato crops should be kept perfectly free from weeds, and if this is done the work of digging out and storing the tubers will be greatly facilitated. If the potatoes are to stored in pits they should le in perfectly dry ...