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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[Aue. 29, - 
ME Ea CERE this, pocas bys 3l. or 4l. per acre. Bone 
dust costs from 6L to Sl. 
FARM 
little, if any, oil; the chief reason of its superiority to that of 
poor ec lies in the greater quantity of phosphates which 
it contain: 
GRASS ics cam m Clay and lime are what a sandy peat soil 
requires, r field has already had a sufficient dressing. 
of sted latter, dien; pae may apply the clay broadcast now, and 
harrow it about abroad after frost; and in March, or there- 
WR PORE to the season), apply 3 cwt. of Peruvian 
guano per acre broadeast in wet weather. 
HEDGES, Grass LAND, &c.—Banerinan—Y ou may dispense alto- 
gether vid His es, if des situation i 
and as to exe land our opinion i 
has suffi 
would be a no convenience to him to ren 
with it, he would yet be able to make more of it had he per- 
mission to break that meadow Your machine must, Saba 8 
; 57 acres should 
How would Newbee s 
We should 
employment for a pair of horses. 
hand dibbling nepe Sie ia your purpose ? 
imagine—well. ot sow Turnip seed, however. But 
that might] p done by Gs d. 57 aen Se wr arable land, under 
the ordina: ]ture, or, sa; f green crop, 5 or 6 
being dios should be able to keep 50 of 60 sheep in summer, 
and abou 300 in wi ao in fatting condition, or stock of equal 
consuming ability to 
Kont RABI—C C—Sow 2 eo d on two or three perches 
of land late in the month of March, is transplant into rows 
two feet decisio and at intervals of one foot in the rows, as 
n a: They will gens on a stiffer soil than 
the Swe The D Drumhead Cabbage may be sown in 
arch for CERNI in May, at intervals of two feet 
every way. 
Globe Beet-seed this spring for 24 nu Nen eid i in e OM 
con- 
ured to plant them (after a 
blunt eels about an inch dee "s They came up most ri 
—J M—The Du OF “cake-fed cattle contains but | are some 
Black Hamburgh and 
ys 
las 
affected by 
that some are quite uunsaleable, 
are good and plentiful. Cut Flowers c 
Jasmines, Calceolarias, Pinks, Camellias, Pelargoniums, Tube- 
roses, Gardenias, Moss and other 
COVENT GAH GARDEN, Auausr 29.—Vegetables are sufficient 
not altered i i price since last 
Hawthorndens, 
supply of Orang es, 
are sufficient for the demand. 
and soi 
st week. 
Pine Apple, perlb., 4sto 74 
Gr are 
Celery is good in 
jen, per idoaeh do PT 
for the demand, but Fruit is not over abundant. 
what dearer than last week. 
Royal George 
ined at moderate prices. Apples 
week ; 
Codlins, Kerry Pippin, 
considering the season, 
Filberts 
dull. 
mand, Carrots and 
e in price since last week. 
ing in price. 
uality. 
iefly co 
Figs, per dozen, 
er 100, 78 
Almonds, Las eck, 
Note, Cob, pi 
emons are a 
English Melons may be obtained at from i8. 
8. me good. foreign ones are also in the market. Of 
capital and has a wholly arable farm, while it | Vegetables, O Caulifiowers, &c., are good, but the latter 
a meadow along | hardly sufficient for the 
altered but little 
carce, and risi 
i, bolus 
Pilbercs ‘English, ioo iban t $0 736 
x 100 1bs., 60s to 
Pine-apples 
Abundance of good 
other Grapes may be obtained at mode- 
and Nectarines are plentiful; the 
and Noblesse, 
Plums, both Papjish and Foreign, 
Pears have 
les chiefiy consist of 
nid R D Eo 
is ak and 
are very plen. 
little 
A 
urnips have 
SOT n rather 
Beans remain nearly the same as 
Potatoes are mis much 
the Dess disease of last season ; so much so, 
Lettuces and other Salading 
nsist of Heaths, 
dies per doz, 3e to 8e 
Lemons, nis ores, 1s to 24 6d 
VE 162 
T 100, 4s t 
- Seville, per io, i£ 16s Waist uh ps UE 14s to 288 
per dozen, 9s 
VEGETABLES. 
abbages, per doz., 6d to 1s €d 
Brows 
Genito, Au 1b., 6d te 
be 
or score, 
Shallots, per Ibo 4d top 
leto ad, 
Vegetable marrow, p. doz. 
Radishes, per 12 bu 
id tols 
niches, i5 tola 6d 
arly, never had a re promising plant. The seed | Potato: Dare s Er ird per pottle, ls toa 5 
m Wu shel, Ls 6d to3s is, per punnet, 2d to 2i 
was quite Peru the whole of the ten days, but there was no Kidney, per bushel, d tont ERAN QA eR 
appearance of spurt in tw irnips, per dc; Savory, per bunch, ad to 4 
Porators—J L—We are taking ours up under similar pirum. Red Best, per LE m ri wd 6d hyme, per bw Ü 
stances. Transplant Cabbages into the ground, they will | Worse Ri R adish, ft pudieg 2s to 6s Parsley, per Winch a der 6d t0 8d 
catod d Jucumbere, each, arsley, per bunch, 4d to 
be food for stock in i after which is may be sown. Spinach. PASY, 1 d dy soe, per icio 2 
——Bt— There is no MEUSE, e suggestion you refer | Looks, par bunch, 2d to 2d Tarragon, per unch, 3d 
to ought not to have been Pop hed. elery, per bundle, Aye 4d Mint, green, per bunc! 
Prorirs or FARMING— Y's letter i is under consideration, 
it. 
ust 
Roap MATERIAL—Argilla. gite i in the centre of a clay 
district, and not having any ‘stone a hand to mend the form 
roads, I have ere difficulty in h; man td 
imagine that ey (um t all 
calcareous clays) end if eae in large lumps, and broken, 
Carrots, per bunch, 8d to 8. 
Oni nions, per doz. bunches, 2s to 54 
Prime Mead.Hay 70s to 80s 
Inf „New & Rowen 50 65 
€i 
Prime Mond. Hay 
Inferior 
Old: Hay - 
Fine 
eee Hay 
HAY.—Per Load of 36 Trusses, 
Clover 75 to ido 
Trade very heavy. 
NewClr. —sto —s 
Straw (28 82 
Jons Coopzn, Salesman. 
UMBERLAND MARKET, Aug. 27, 
75s to 84s j Old Clover 100; to 1108. 
55 7 | Beso to 80 99 
= ew Clover — 
| Straw 
82a t0 355. 
osaa pns Hay Sa'esman. 
WHITECHAPEL, Aug. 
S 848 | Old Clover 1053 vllo] 
— | Inf. Straw 
nfr. 
Naw Clover $i Fe 
PAPE DREAN AIRE Pe 
28s to 32s 
prove a tolerable road mater; 
ROTATION or CnoPs— Teeside. The thing i. is pne by some, and 
. Take the following as à method :— 
Ast year, (1) Wheat, followed by (2) Winter. etches, Made are 
in the 2d year fed off and followed by (3 um 3d year, 
(4) Barley and seeds ; ak ) Oats or 
(5) Clover; Erb) 
he Sia cut for 
; 7th year, (9) Wheat, le 
as it may frequen ntly with advantage be, with (10) 
stubble Turnips; 8th year, (11) Beans, sown in rows wide 
enough to permit a thorough cultivation in the intervals, and 
eo to permit (12) Cabbages to be transplanted into them 
about July—these are pulled dud carried to the feeding stall 
9th year, (13) Wheat orOats; 10th year, (1 4) Mangold Wu 
zel, Carrots, &c. 14 crops in Teeny 7 m 5. 
pd being 33, more than last Mon 
et inquiry for France, 
ihósro markets.—A few samples of fine new. 
per pr.— 
the quales P too trifling to allow of our altering our quo- 
ats are 1s. die qr. higher than on Monday, but less 
brisk than on Friday. 
ns,—- 
-LANE, Monpays Aug. 24, 
nday. Bond 
ut there is little offering adapted to 
Barley realised 405, 
and Peas brought rather advanced rates, but 
Harrow 86 40 
Longpod — — 
Grey 83 36 
SMALL Farms— ECC What do yousay to a three-year rota- Spec aes cant QUAEESM. uiid: 
Sion, Wheat: 2, Turnips, Swedes, and Mea oid Wurzel ma VP B MTM 
3, Beans ; pulling half the second crop, and feeding the other ley, Malting and distilliog 20s 10945 Cbovallor 33. 36 
half on tlie ground ? "You would thus Sell two valuable orops| Oats Pucelashirean Yorkalire ^ 2 Folands 25 29 
thr a imber]. = ae Scotch , * Feed $93 26 
. . ‘eed £0 $4 
piece ofthe land constan Ho fii L'ucetnej thay vith sorde carly se paio ahio a y Essox ` ; Sho dein e Soter 
Turnips, and the other roots and Cabbages and. Rye mod A. 20 32 
enable you to koep your cow pue Half an acre of | Beans, e rerit E E toad Cb de a9 
Lucerne, if well cultivated, would do. You would need to | z;«, whikeom Heligolan : 40 to 46 iol 33 z 
buy guano ; 3 cwt. per acre for your Wheat. Your land re. Er ái 
daisso dialing MAL A E T a OU AY, Hato Hep bna) but the 
details ; we will refer to it when the scheme we alluded ve is | fineness of Mpemeathocus Haste: sent thedaado qbdiinguges 
publishec 
Soap WasTE-—L-We must make i inqui 
Sow—C Cabbage—We should not be ees to breed from an 
animal having such an excessive tendency to obesity, and 
which c pe proved so unfortunate with E wd to her 
progeny. With regard to her food, her wash should be 
ai uted ; Baca roots (if in season) may be erent no grain, 
but Peas or irs instead. With inde to the young pigs, 
prices, 
buyers to ht 
lish and Yes no disposition, however, is evinced to reduce 
and for Bonded to export continues, but there 
is little iofiehitanTe quality on sale, —New Barley is wanted, and 
also Peas and Beans.— 
fully maintains 
The supplly of Oats is considerable from. Add i 
aranana which must benoted 6d. per qr. 
The dem: 
off; business is consequently dull, "both for Eng- 
our quotations, as do 
our 
1 sale. saa Corn is inquired after, and wein 35s. per 
change their dict; give them a few Peas in the most conve- ar alpat 
y D e w Pons. i PERRET: IMPERIAL AVERAGES. bas 5 
d arlov.| Oats. | Rye. | Beans.) Peas 
es Bruce- ur Turnips are attacked by a putrid July 18 per Quarter. TODA $7410d| is Od, APP d| 36s 4. 
mich Datars moro pnis every year; but hitherto tol ee | OL E b o| a6 0 
een only alocal affection, Thé Beaus will be Aug. 1 Copes A nth $5 | px 
amine gains Ld 8 ^ . M 0 
ined agains: t next week, <= TR. ee [C49 1 bond [^3 | $6 0 
=æ 088 e . eji] 27 5| 98 8 | 86 9 
Markets, 8 weeke Aggreg. Aver. | 47 8| 37 8| 38 5 | 36 9 
pn, ania RS Money, (Aug. B5 LER PU of 81bs, Duties on Foreign Grain 10 0! 4 n| 1 6! 4 n 40] 40 
Best Short SBI £ 9| DES R3 a $5.72 | Dignus pIE the Suoristiony ERE pelos rgo aveonenele 
Second quality 7 M A UME 8} Bwesand second quality — — — six weeksending Satu; ürday, An Angust 15. 
$90 4.9 Di "n " 9. 0 * 18 T 25 T 
BER owe sia d ireds | f "es harn); AR. z 9 Prion, Juxx LY Ava, 1 | TES 
lito (shorn 88 48 5 
Beasts, 5675; Shee peut Loon 330; Calves, 209; Ply 525108 UG uc . .. 
e have again a large sup! ly of Beasts, but mas NE Aet erap A The — 9 .. . ^ oe 
best descripiions command a steady Mp at fully late prices.—Sheep are by — 8 oe . E m 
uo means plentiful. Trade is brisk a ance in price. Lamb trade |s| — 2 
ye y dull, the demand nsa USERS M a ready sale; prices, om Y tt z^. 
however, remain abou: the same.—Pigs gre a batter t = 
E Aug. 28. D 
Although the supply of Boasts is not very extensive, trade is heavy, the | 20 
dead trade having been worse since Monday. Scme of the best Scots how. | 49. 11 
42 2d, and the most selling Shozt-hocns TEK s.—We 47 5 
hi Sheeps but the demand is ola Prices 45 11 
y. Mill choice qualis 2 
dica tomak over | —— 
are in demand—small, 49 4d to 4s 10d; large il 
Pigs, 946, SEEDS, Aug: 
Wess Smithfield. | Canary perqr 44to di Leeda Foren ton Bito: 91 
Lar Pe Ta z Caraway) er cwt 40 Mus PEETI pouk 
“HOP: , FRIDAY, Aug. 
now abons 100 "kin of new Hops as m 
Sussex, the eo! 
es from 
this may cause the tke o 
which i pe now w calle de C00. 
me d per cwi. 
A E » 
$ 
“Parrini Saee Hóp-Faotors. 
Ar 3 
Glover, Rea, Enplish 
Corlander - 
lempseed 
Massed e 
- Pd Eng. per 1000: T 
m White, Endo 
14 
Z perqr. 86 
i 
16 | Sainttoin 
"Trefoll 
eumd s i enm oom 
Ela fori 30] 22 
Per ton m= 
26 | Taren, Eng winter 2- bush 
eig 
[NEL 
Bad 4 
P 
iit) T'arnip (too vagal fox o qium 
A RARE RORY ORNI Y FOR UMEN m —TO V NUR. 
RYMEN, STE ed AND OTHERS, 
mo BE "bi SPOSED OF, on very low ERE an un- 
expired term of about 30 years of a Lease of most desirable 
NURSERY GROUNDS, containing. pU 3 Acres of Land in 
a high state of cultivation. situation equal to it 
near London. It is within half an hours ride from: UA of 
the Bridges, on the Surrey side of the Thames. The coming 
in about 1507. There are a Cottage, Greenhouse, and “other 
ui de on the PEG —For fur uui y ticulars, apply, 
by letter, to A. B., Mr. Hainsworth’s, 18, Aldermanbury, City. t 
EVENGI MESS OF AEE LUBSCHIPTIONS FOR AUTUMN 
LANTIN 
ADULTE BE SOLD, us Acres at ‘NURSERY STOCK, 
uding a great quantity of fine healthy Evergreens of 
all E Also Forest and Fruit T end es Flowering Shrubs. 
As the whole of the land must be cleared (in consequence of 
the Owner giving up business), the stock will be sold at reduced. 
prices. Any one desirous to continue the Business, can have. 
the un of des NEU Stock and Goodwill, and a Lease granted. 
of Dwelling-house, Greenhouses, and from 8 to 17 acres of land 
at moderate rent, — Apply to Ricuarp Mirron, Pontefract. 
Pues ih 2 
S AND OCGUPIERS OF ESTATES. 
YV ELIAN Bi BULLOCK WEBSTER, of Maniano wa 
near Southampton, Orsini Engineer to Her M; dice 
at Osborne, Isle of Wight; the inventor of a Patent T 
and Pipe Machine (applicable 1 i ara Bricks); also PS 
Machine for taking zong and s ut of clay, both which are 
to be seen at the Roy: ai Polytechnic] netten Regent-street,— 
offers his ae as a thorough pr: ee man to Landlords 
who may require information Eu any suj connected with 
the Drainage of their AAR P.S.— La: R drained at a fixed 
sum per acre, including every expense. 
GLASS DAIRY PANS. 
DWARDS anD pelos: UU 
No. 7, Maiden-lane, Strand, have the pleasure to 
state, that havi made arrangements s with a British manufac- 
turer of eminence, they will bein a potion, in the course oi 
fortnight, to supply superior GLASS DAIRY PANS of Neu 
izes, made from our vp. models, RIS VE much Eo 
Sd ET cording ey Ze, 
proved. The prico from 3; ed Bs. 
Every 
very est ly utensil, but were wis by the cus Will now 
favour them with their oS 2 
i M ARK FOTHERGILI, Rs to offer the following 
MANURES on the best terms, viz. 
GUANO, EM S AFRICAN, direct from Import 
rehor 
PATAGONIAN and PDA A BAY. Ditto. 
A ASI, for destruction of Wire 
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, 
l, Vol. vi, Part 2 
GYPSUM, fasta ‘Sulphate of Lime, ) 
ae DUST and BONE P Ee 
PHURIC A AROOAL. 
PETRE SALT and RontouLrUHAL SALT for Composts. 
SILICATES of TN and FOTA , and all other Manuress 
No. Uppi TEET streci 
. Agent for DINGLER S "HAND SEED- DIBBLE. 
RNAMENTAL TILES for Floors, Walls, &e., of 
Greenhouses, Conservatories, Garden Terraces ; Encaustic 
Ditto, 
(Seo Raga Agri. Soc. 
Venetian, &c., in ce ARIETY. ay be en at Messrs» 
'ARKER ani 'ATT'S, RU Sunt UE ars, London. 
Agents to Messrs. MINTON & CO., tl SI s Hot Stoke- 
upon-Trent, Also Patentees of the 10 ORCE TONS, 
cheaper and more durable than Mother-o'-Pearl, 
ps HOSPHORIC RAT POISON.—This preparation 
is offered to the Public with the greatest confidence, bein 
decidedly superior fa alt phoig panoni containing arsenic a 
other minerals st greedily by rats and mice as 
idis as itis offered toti i and araby proves certain de- 
es i street, 
ee epared only by EDWARD Purser, 40, Bridge- 
don. Bales in pots, with full directions for use, 
at4s., [Pin nl 20s. eac) 
CHEAP AND DURABLE ROOFING. 
A a 
MAJESTY’S 4 od 
M‘NEILL & co., of Lomb's Buildings, Bunhill- 
row, London, the Manufacturers and only Patentees of 
HE ASPHALTED FELT FOR ROOFING " 
Houses, Farm Buildings, Shedding, Muse: and for 
Garden purposes, to protect Plants from Fros: 
ü um ad Na KEA! Agricultural Shows, it is this PU. 
which has been exhibited and obtained the Prize, and is 
Felt patronized by 
is MajxsTY's Woops AND FORESTS, 
HONOURABLE BOARD oF ORDNANCE, 
HONOURABLE EAST INDIA Company, 
HONOURABLE ene, er CUSTOMS, 
HER MAJESTY’S ESTATE, HOPES 
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, EN 8 PA É 
And on the Estates of the Dukes of Sutherland, Nette Ls 
mond), 
BY HER ROYAL LETTERS 
PATENT, 
and at the Royal Agriculture ‘al Society's House, Hanover-squares ag 
It is half the price of any uer VR EUMD of Roofing, ogi 
effects a great saving of Timber in the construction of Roofs. 
Made to EU. length by 32 inches tds, 
RICE ONE PENNY PER SQUARE Foor. als 
+2 Sampie s, with Directions for its Use, and Testimoni n 
of seven d experience, with references to Noblemen, G6! o 
tlemen, Architects, and Builders, sent free to any part © 
town or country, and orders by post executed, ks 
Rar The Public is Cena ee that the oni Wor! 
in Great Britain where is made, 
M NE TLS C098 
Patent Felt Mi UE buildings, Bu D 
London, where Ro ofS. cain with the Felt may be seen. wk 
also the new Vice-Chancellor’s Court, and the Passages iid- 
Offices at the entrance g Westminster Hall, and other Sur- 
ings at the New House: ss Parliament, done under the 
ey orship of Charles Bus ry, Esq., 
vey: rry, Es 
te.— Consumers sending direct to the Factory can pes 
plied in lengths best suited to their Roofs, so that they P: 
no more than EN require, 
$ j —— 
WER-POTS AND 6 
youn MORTLOCK, 250, Oxford. seek sel sespottlly 
announces that he has a very large assort ary SUME 
above articles in various quen am volicits an p s rud 
tion. Every descriptio! 1 CHINA, 7 a h 250 
EARTHENWARE at the] lowest Rec price, for as 
Oxford-street, near Hyde-park, 
r^ 
