Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28

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p.y cotton market Tor 4 cOnSIGet aD'e
b, bas been unusually animated, and
,s.s,sise, aud on the whole material
sace Ia. mhca place in the price, al
.a.a ial erly this advance has been slow
IL 81 ,,ulli extent. The total ippor'
4, Inc last tw> months Is about $4,000
h.; While in the same period the sales
[ computed at $4,000, of which about
4 ,GJ have been taken out Of the MAJ
/, BIZ the consumers. The market is
|, rs ,:eady a, present, with good de-
Ed. Prices IOr uplands 19 Sid to p
:: q. ieau, p l-a; SCI islands Is Sd
b.
FIR u. S. PIT ashes there has been to-
|uas time past fair demand Tor ship
be-, - Ireland the prices have varied
\, lite. Pearls have been scarce tor
.vae tluc C.pada ashes being plenty
hi ,hsaaer, h-Ys been tsken III pfele-
zee Ia h,,ac use.
,tl5 s;olk 1t t.baccO is now reduced
} aJout 22JO h;,is Virginia, and 1900
lssas4d' ot all eihry descriptions, but
Ne ., ICES have bceR gradually declining.
,sry Inc tcaf IS scatce aud wanted far
..sud; end 'hcrc is no seed or fae
y!4,vilud in t.:c m3rke'.
We cistou bark has been in brisk re-
ms, du ing the last fortnight, chiefly on
s tie prices advanced Is ID
,sr cwt; the Ge1and has hoN cyer sub
aGel- tue qpanUty held b. spsculat rs
) considerable, and Il much COMES for
rar', it j. doubtful If the present prices
:In " supported. Flaxsced in good de-
Maud for crushing; American is scarce
iee. and there Sill be but little left aver
a Gland. Saves meet ready sale
Timbel Of alncst every description has
dvlnced mate. tally: Georgia pitch Is
Wv worth Q, III 3 81 per foot.
FIr the last two weeks we have had
cry lac Neathc. and much Of the graiu
D the south is secured; though iu this
eighbOEh0Od 1t Is yet principally in the
cid. The sgeat demand we had preyi
us to tie harvest tor fiour, has lett bu
;tle OF god quality in the market, bu
ne demSEd has become very limited
Today 4 considerable quantity was Of
,red At auction, but mcst of it with
.rl.su. Good Alexandria brought ass 1
is Cd and Philadelphia 46s Cd 4 AZ,
we're asked, but could not be Ubtaiued.-
sour may be quoted at SIS S6s-Ry,
lour nominal at IS SOS. An. wheat i!
10, worth more than lis les per 70.bs
Having now made our survey of TIT
,rep, Of wheat, we may state that We
ave not had one since 1915 50 free Il ON
oIight VI mildew, so that the quality Of
he new crop will appear unusually 9 OF,
ID condition however will have been III
many cases impaired BY premature hOu'
san. Il vas generally thin on the
ground ard III. heads rather snail, SO
[ 1t ii Cuan;ity' it Ill fail materially
;hoIt of an average crop, and cOnSe-
gaerlly Inadequate to our CONSUMPTION
fl Il months. The probabilities OF the
puts containing open after next quarter
lly, are greatly against it. Aud even
i oar wants should be large this year, we
mas calculate On being supplied without