The Times 1831 - 1840 23 Aug 1837 The Harvest | 23 Aug 1837 The Harvest |
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The first sample of new barley was exhibited in our market on Saturday last, grown by Mr. J. H. SUTTON, of Oakbank, near Scotby, and was sold at 15s. per bushel. - Carlisle Journal. CARLISLE, Aug. 19. The weather during the week has been extremely fine, and from all parts we hear the most cheering accounts of the prospects of the harvest. Here and there the reapers have already got to work, and should the weather continue fine, the harvest will soon be general. Potatoes are now selling in our market at 2d. per stone - a most seasonable relief to the poor, who have suffered much lately from the high price of the valuable vegetable. |
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