Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-28

~. ''o'A ctlnp h.,
ee'ved' will it is hoped, is i. y
n'sh M Much, however ,M!sN
at all other times, on he :, Nlll
existing betwee n the dcm .sai'q
ply, of which the pro a,r :
alone, can enable US to f oss
mate. '@a
The long suspension Of H.,
your country deprivins US %
supply of cotton, and at IL.
terially diminishing the 's rr y /
mand for our manpfac,ur asSs \
serious hardships Upon h.. .
that trade. These evils H.
ren'ly in a fair way TO be ~ nsS
ton works are once more h,9
aud both spinners and nsr,a .7
prosecuting their rysp.n;r.
with spirit ana activity, ur5,,s
ton that the prospects for h,
article will gradually improve '. \
IN consequence, been a hri,E n
!.
the raw material, chieay b. y
trade. The spectators. !, !, u
have bought very li.tlt, eorct,s
ces would still be lower, the, s,c'
pared to expect SO early an slr,,, III
course of the last three ve,[, y
$4,000 bags have been sold, j II
may be about 1880 bags Of An.,]
tons. The total quantity inlor,1
parts into this place since he 1nI1
been abou: $4,000 bags, Of rhFl
bags are from the US. The corl
tons are principally the obiiecsd,I
altho' the fine descriptions ar, ,b
demand. Good uplands readFo,
and one very superior parcel h,
IS It'd. New Orleans, accorji,
ity, are selling at Is I'D Is jdL
Islands, mlddling fine, Is loi a:
very fine IS Id a 2s I'd per b. WI
to the future prospects, there ar:
opinions, but it may be expected
demand will be regular and eztsns;
the prices continue moderate. VI
bend, however, that the heavy
which are constantly coming from
zils, and the anxiety with which
occasionally, pressed upon the MAJ
interfere witE the sale, and co1sq,
preciate the sale of certain kindso
ands. 1t may also be worthy Of
that many Of our manufacturers,
a regular trade with the 4. S. q
that our relations are still unssttI,,
lieving that your markets. largtIl
have concluded to ship very caur
til affairs are in a state more cait
inspire confidence.
The demand for tar has lately
siderable, and, as th1 rriess ar y
-, o0ri1 spectators md de
bought largely ; i, NAV be quoted
barrel. Should our regular supp
Sweden suffer any interruption,
ports of Russia continue shu, agai
can scarcely be expected that The
which is produced in America, v
quail to our usual consumption.
ting on these circumstances, the
are, upon the whole, very faVoat
stocks OF turpen,ine being almost
exhausted, the distillers are under
cessity of coming into the mmke'v
w., and from the competition which
turally excited, The prices have bet
rally advanced the good soft qua
now worth 10 a 2os per cwt. +
time past, large supplies Of Frsnth
turpentine have been imported 'n
medium of Holland, into the L0HD
ket the quality, We believe n'1
to- the produce OF about IS, %'
will doubtless initiate against 'F
which we might have otherwiS''i !,
rom that quarter. About the u| *
he year, spirits Of turpentIne sou ~,
IS 23l a 3ol; prices So eS''''' :,
empting, could scarcely fa'' " w.. :;
supply, in opposition to all re'' !.
lures +; as this inllncement II
moved, by the article having l'l't :
'l5s per cwt. the imports, 1t may .
IL LII ..c.