Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-22

III this days Gazette, our readers will
ami very interesting extracts from Lon
.aa and Liverpool papers, received last
evening by the fast sailing ship Cortss'
,,p.a.n De Cost, in IS days FROM Liver
gOOL
Tao state the crops in Europe, bua
u.,,ieuiarly in England, snsr0sslns al
',o,t the sole attention ofthis COMMERCIAL
community, we have given all that we
mad on TIL, .ubjec lti.a fact, that the
,evs of bad weather, and bad crops, ]"
,,r;y confirmed by this arrival but wheth-
ga are to be benefited, is somewhat
r-,prematicSl. But, here we take the
,,oer,y Of quoting remark which we
6OJin Bells WesKly Messenger OF the
9th of October:
THE apprehension that the ports will
be opened for the importation OF whea'
and other grain has become general a.
mong the agricultural interest, and II Is
said that the facilities Of procuring unfair
returns, and consequently of raising the
averages, are considerably increased BY
the act passed the last session, The only
remsGy for tins evil is TO be found in the
proper attention OF the dealers to the
strict reuuisitions Of the Act In returning
tie prices, quantities, and names Of per-
sans from whom purchased. 1t Is suppos-
cd greater variation of samples never
existed t1an will be found in the markets
tne ensuing year. In many instances the
present sam pies vary from ten to twenty
pounds per load of forty bushels. The
pcSt six weeks, ending the 18th of Nov
enber, will determine the average, and
il !. therefore of tie utmost importance
that the country corn inspectors properly
perform their duty
Agricultural Report for September.
The general growth OF wheat would
probably have proved a fair annual produce
but Tor toe extensive effects OF a late inildsw,
AMI the damages sustained by continued
rams, the accounts of which are lamentable
from all paris, but more 80 from the norh.
err eni western districts. where much corn
stu! continues abroad, and grestpart OF that
got up has been in So damp state, as to oc'
caSiUn many stacks to be taken down Il is
- l., 90
bread corn must pass over the kiln before
j Cal be ground, even with toe dryest grain.
From tue laSge quantity OF this inferior
corn, the average price is not likely 10 reach
that which viii warrant the opening of the
ports.
Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, Oct. s.
TaeIe were but lew lTeSh arrivals OF gram
this morning fine old wheat sold freely at
a.t Mondays prices, and there vas some
business Iong in the best samples vi he"
buU the interior sorts continued nearly uu.
sac ,uc. Old wheat 90 10 82s. red wheat
& to Oh rye 50 ~ 50.
Average puct or corn, per o. OF the l2
maritime az .,ricts oi Eng land and w ales Tor
tne eek ending sept. 2S--Wheat 1Os. ID;
ne oos. Ia
Floar, per sack OF $50 lbs. 90 10 IS; I'd
do o3 10 w.. American do. AZ to "A per
BIT.
lie price o. the best wheaton bread IS
I'D.
Wheat has fallen from ; to Is. per barrel
in Inc Dublin market.
liverpool, Oct. 9.
PkICES.-Bouel Georgia Cotton iH
T. Il l.2; Sea Island, old md stained, TO
I, middnng aud hue, Is. "a, to -. Sd;
A=w-Ur.eaus 8 to Is. Id T. nnessee l-S
IL ivl Tobacco, James River lest, IA
&C. ST.. s'emmed, to ! l-2 Ashes, n.
York, 3S,. cd. to SO. Rice 10 10 10; Tar,
II to IS; rmpentiue, 10 to rs. Sd; Flour,
in 51nd So To So sour, tree, 40 to a.
Inc a,erase OF g,aiD, ending sSlh Sept-
wheat 7vs. ID; Rye, 34s. I'd. -; Barley S5s;
Uals 23s.
Extract Of letter from Liverpool. OF the
e,h ait. - The inquiry for Cotton is still
luguid, The holders are very steady In ma
al stores there is no change. The prices OF
sbcs are well supported by an export de-
nsui; and the small stock Of Pots IN bond
in London. Rostons SO 20 39s Cd N. fogks