Preparations and Expectations for the Bozen Bartholomew Market
The upcoming Bartholomew Market in Bozen raises hopes for high attendance, as numerous Austrian merchants have already arrived. A large selection of domestic goods is prepared for Italian and other foreign buyers. Government measures facilitate the transport of goods to the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom.
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Tyrol.
Botzen, Sept. 3. Our autumn fair, the so-called Bartholomäi-Markt, is now approaching, and to all appearances there is already well-founded hope that it will be very well attended, as several Austrian merchants from the most important provinces of the Monarchy have already arrived here in recent days, assuring that many more will follow. Indeed, new stocks of domestic goods of all kinds arrive here daily in large quantities, and the Italian buyers who visit our market will find a large selection for their needs, whether luxury items or articles of prime necessity. The influx of foreign buyers will hopefully be all the greater as, through the wise and benevolent measures of our high government for domestic trade, all those difficulties have been removed which might cause even the slightest concern regarding the shipment of these domestic items to the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom.
1819 at a glance
The year 1819 in the region was shaped by agricultural innovations, natural events, and significant regional markets. While severe summer storms caused extensive damage, agricultural experiments such as mountain rice cultivation and promising harvest prospects highlighted the area's economic potential. The year was further marked by official honors, ecclesiastical jubilees, and measures to promote commerce. →
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"Preparations and Expectations for the Bozen Bartholomew Market." Der Bote für Tirol, 6 September 1819. https://digital.tessmann.it/tessmannDigital/Zeitungsarchiv/Seite/Zeitung/47/1/06.09.1819/149552/1. https://meran-archive.com/en/artikel/1819-09-06-vorbereitungen-und-erwartungen-fuer-den-bozner-bartholomaei-markt