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Commercial
May 26, 1807
Event 2 of 2
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Commercial letter from New-Orleans estimates Mississippi exports: 35,000 bales cotton, 12,000 hogsheads sugar, 3,000 hogsheads tobacco, 250,000 barrels flour. St. Thomas markets on April 19 reported very bad due to American sales of prohibited articles, with lumber and salted provisions oversupplied.
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A commercial letter from New-Orleans states, that the crop of Cotton which will be this year exported from the Mississippi, is 35,000 bales; Sugar 12,000 hogsheads; Tobacco, 3000 hhds.; Flour 250,000 barrels.
Markets at St. Thomas, April 19, very bad, in consequence of many Americans touching there to sell all articles prohibited in the English islands—Lumber and Salted Provisions great drugs.
Markets at St. Thomas, April 19, very bad, in consequence of many Americans touching there to sell all articles prohibited in the English islands—Lumber and Salted Provisions great drugs.
What sub-type of article is it?
Market Condition
Import Export
What keywords are associated?
St Thomas Markets
Bad Conditions
Prohibited Articles
Lumber Oversupply
Salted Provisions
Where did it happen?
St. Thomas
Commercial Details
Location
St. Thomas
Event Date
April 19
Commodities
Lumber
Salted Provisions
Notable Details
Very Bad Markets
Americans Selling Prohibited Articles
Prohibited In English Islands
Great Drugs