Chronicle

July 1819

Overview

In July 1819, reports focused on regional markets and agriculture. While the Corpus Domini market in Bolzano saw reduced participation from Italian merchants, harvest prospects for crops, fruit, and wine were excellent. Furthermore, abundant reserves caused wine prices to drop.

Articles

8 July 1819Der Bote für Tirol1819–18294 tags

Market Report from Bozen and on the State of Trade

The report provides details on the Corpus Domini market in Bozen and the demand for Austrian cloth and leather. It also highlights the low attendance of Italian merchants due to trade stagnation and notes an exceptionally good silkworm harvest in southern Tyrol.

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1 July 1819Der Bote für Tirol1819–18294 tags

Harvest prospects and market prices in Bozen

A report from Bozen indicates excellent harvest prospects for field crops, fruit, and wine. Due to plentiful supplies from the previous wine harvest, wine prices are falling while grain prices remain stable. It is also reported that a thunderstorm on June 12 passed without causing damage.

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