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A decree re-establishing Spain's tobacco monopoly at Cadiz is suspended by the King after local appeal; tobacco shipments resume as before with prices expected at 6-7 per quintal; salt export duty reduced from 150 to 30 cents per last.
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Cadiz, 6th May, 1830.
Dear Sir--No opportunity having before offered by which we could acquaint you with the answer to the representation sent up to Court by the local authorities of this place, we have now the pleasure to state that an answer has been received, and that the restrictions threatened this port have been suspended by the King; and Tobacco is now admitted as heretofore, which we mention for the information of yourself and friends. A small lot of 21 hhds. have arrived from Boston, and have been placed at $10 per qtl. We look for arrivals of this article this month, when prices will probably rule from 6 to 7 per quintal.
The duty on Salt exported from hence to foreign countries has been reduced from 150 to 30 cts. per last of 48 fanegas. Your ob't. servants,
HORATIO SPRAGUE & CO.
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Cadiz
Event Date
6th May, 1830
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tobacco restrictions suspended, admitted as before; small lot from boston at $10 per qtl., expected prices 6 to 7 per quintal; salt export duty reduced from 150 to 30 cts. per last of 48 fanegas.
Event Details
Decree from Madrid Official Gazette re-established tobacco monopoly at Cadiz; local authorities appealed; shipments suspended pending response. Letter from Cadiz reports King's suspension of restrictions, tobacco admitted as heretofore; 21 hhds. arrived from Boston; further arrivals expected with lower prices; salt duty reduced.