Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

under impulses that APP
10 seize every one. but that nobody
stands. At present there is an al
universal feeling that resembles a
. which is emp wing all the barns
raiDariies in the kingdom, and with
hulatiou in preci ,jitation is every
! hurrying their contents into the
BIS. AT such a period there must
,rty, aad Wills. It lasts prices must
ie. But will it lasts We are con-
b nobody can tell New wheat, in
kN, caauot reasonably be expected
Hi: Tor the mill before the middle ot
snber; two months consumption,
hre, must be got out Of the old
Fand ii there is not mere, there IS
&ly a great scarcity; but if there is
Is, it is computed that it amounts
ilIious OF quarters Of wheat, dis
"a all over the country, Sc that no
We can take it in and Judge oil it,
Ia less is il possible to judge OF
al quantities, shosld the stock be
N Surprising, however, that the
only Just large enough to lat till
az wheat can be used, does this fur
reasonable ground 70 expect that
will advance again before the har-
= 1 woul / do il The thing was known,
Il i. cannot be known, no actual
sean be felt; aud the continued
,sSt thrOuS hout the harvest Of album
crops, will make every one expect
rprices before than after it. That
r&sent stock is less assisted as it
81 by inpocts taus supp nsea we can
1icvs, and it may be greater. We
bde therefore, that in the event OF
nYed fine weather, no blights, no
tws, nothing to spread alarm about
Resent crops, the prices will notim-
/, but gov worse and worse. On
ther hard, we are satisfied that the
are not so forward as usual, the
hex is cold aud rainy, AMI it is gene
irainy Inr the next 4 or S weeks If
ives 30 tbs year, . feeling opposite
ID now prevailing NAV become gene
bod the prices may start up again
)ecome as hig, or higher before har
HAN they have been in the course OF
Ear The worst part If the prob!em
Ii We cannot tell whether it will be
Il Dad weather, and without il, whe-
light or wrong, we eau neither de-
praise no, blarne for what we may
have done; vet, with a very anxi
lesire 10 DO the best we can for our
ds. We are afraid that we shall be
3D." --.e-
net Of a letter from Nsw. Orleans,
.3rgust I, received in Boston.
3f fnur, nearly 10000 b,ls. arrived
Il the last month, and there being
maud for exportstior, price, have
bed to ) O. dollars, and dull. To-
! is also abundant, and without de-
last sales 81 a s cents. Should
p.antity anticipated reach market
seasOa we may expect sill farther
Elton in price. Pork 10 a SlS; lard
his; whiskey so, (sales ;; corn and
L plenty, and without buyers OF
/; cotton % a 80 ceut', according "a
uy-the quantity in first hands
informed, does not exceed loo
!, and a probability Of its declining
IS the new cop is again injured BY
IL some other serious injury happens
n At present il is repOr ell to be
h promising, and planters anticipate
bundant haTyestOi both this article
snsar.
The most accurate estimate OF ths
ITS OF the last crop Of cotton, is a:
rs:
4 ports in G. Britain, $4,000 ba.e.
). do. France, 1900
her European ports, 1900
nantic ports, 5000
emaininS 1900
Total. $4,000 bales
The quantity Of trbacco al eady in
ted IS nearly $4,000 hhds. The las
II which remained at the Levee fol
ia was Yesterday taken up tor New
(, upon the following terms: tobacco
his per hid. cotton 2 cents ID. an,
at Slt Dbl. European freights have
advanced in the same propcrti0n.--
Rates 20 France g a S cents for cot
ND Slia13 per ID. for tobacco
6cur 9 % per Dbl.
The market for the sale Of imports il
esirsly dull, at reduced prices.
The number of boats daily arriving
lthe western country is beyond al
caeut at this season of the year.
tficss.-Sperm. candles GA cents
- - ma, a. 4. cod 81 ,,.n.