Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30

B SPECIE.
~. sc sssn b. tie letter ffora u !.
,...l sk.;sb ,te publish h day, Nat
w. .s, esesi..li ~ t,ctnher last Spanish
60 ',,s,. resc III ptas 10 Esgiand and A.
..;ss, sI,.lars seeet far per cent b.
,s,s say Bank notes and specie were
sa,..tc,rs eF eegs: seSSe IN EHgssn,l.
~ ryicc 81 SsIsllssh slo;iaFs is now
.o,,.s-i,u sIseen r,sr rse:t above rars IN
Ss,,;c,p,,.. vhscilis seyesi per cent less
s.sn saev we're SOLD soy ossiy afew weeks
.,s.e, The day may be considered a
f,.s aopmsehing ellra our. karsts VII
,s:,.,e ssesie pas,beass ausi by tae
. ,., 81 ,ssair ulcers Shey haze for
..vsts!, retsINed the inea.s If doing So,
;osSsi.e 8. lie exesta,ns a sastern specr-
hs,ass II send the Specie asrcatl.--Fsd.
Gaz.
T.1vsaraeI, 18th Oct. 1915.
e;rce nos last printed respects Of the
az, MI we are SORRY 10 observe ATncs7-
r,s, Stacks have st:ll fug'her declined,
oa,, Cars entertained by tie holders that
Nay w;llsS!i 90 ..swef. particularly II
Exchasge continues to rise IN the 7 :.
Isses.aoti,iT. ef TIE new s per cents.
have changed hardsa s2,~ith divideeas
fam tie list October. Il is not Only the
siate Il EXCHANGE which depyesscs these
! !art!s. but Tic eaarges pt.ich have In
s0ne inssaaces been ma FOR receiving
and reaiitssng sae slividemis - this ccun-
try .sas 4 per cent. for receiving at
Washinasoa. Z l-9 !ass OF exchange
pacing fanas IN pHiladelpllia, z 1-2
less Of exchange IN taking sterling bills
on England, aa;l then aee cent. for
doing the bissiaess IN Philadelphia. max
Toe ret loss of II rer CENT on receiving
the dividend here. which must Heees-
sasgiE be further increased By exchange
advancing, These charges dc not up.
rs 10 the old Stocks, on which the d.
yiaclIs are Faydnie inthis country, and
they consequently bear a higher price
Oar meaiea men do not seeln TO be fone
Of Aueeicaa securities, although w
mould hope Chat the riserwsich is nos
taking place in the British funds vii
benefit those Of the United states.
Specie is pouring ID from all quarters
we eannoi quote it higher than par. viz
Bank Of England Mote For II VII
purchase ,44ss-IG0 Spanishimilled Del
lars. and american Dollars are 2d pc,
~. tessvalvaDle.
Gotten, which eantinued aslvanciae e
ABOUT the ssjlast inapth. has been mucl
depressed BY an immense 9nantitv ar
Iiyirg, tt25,0ao BAGS arrived in the t~.t
last weeks Of Sept.) which the sadvice'
IRON the U. States were far from leadins
rs to expect. A perseesion existed wi't
those concerned in the trade, anal wit
taeSlinners and dealers generally. tha.
taequantitv to come fyrwarl would b.
lar short of their wants before the new
enp could reach US, and this feeling lee
nnc Maachcstsrhonses stocking them
ssNes pretty freely and largely early il
sel'ember, which has enabled them fo'
Inc iass three or four weeks TO keep fren
as almost altogether this state thing'
mas produced counteractinn upon the
aarke', which in all probability viii re-
ssee Prices below what thew ought to b.
'. .a' Acw i will be impossible to convince
Ae'n aot that large quantities of Cotton
le@a'n Tor shipment in the United State;
Nc spNear to be at present crmnletely
- Z stand. what sales arc made are pri
sa'e ard at sOmcthins lever than the
Iacioal prices ofthe day at the same
"me many Of the heavy importers think
wa. There Is no just cnnse for so grea1
ma, and foe the present have retired
t'F1 stocks from sale :the supplies beins
,a's, we are under the impression
.as. mere Is not much hope Of an advanc,
aMsg place our fears are that it vii
yer decline furthe-.
an the FIRST nine months 0fIsl4 m,
''' y from America was 81 500 bar.
ssom Brazil & Lisbon, 9l,8O0
Dutch Colonies 16.ae0
Uher Parts 1890
80 :. ~ 49,