The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-13

were coming here. Prices have in conse-
quence sustained. though 4 repor, which
existed for some time, that a treaty had al
ready been signed between France and the
U. b. kept things in calm
p" All ut once Ihey now write from Paris.
that the negotiations are broken off and e.
ven that gen. Armstrong had dem anded his
passports.
:" We know not what degree of credit
TINS information deserves Certain it is.
however. that orders have, in consequence,
come on. to buy up all the produce in the
place, which has of course. caused an adj
vance, as you viii perceive BY the nciosed
price Current. Appearances are from one day
10 another SO contradictory, that it is impos-
sib'- to hazard an opinion what we are to
look for.
" The above resolution of his Neapolitan
MAJESTY continues at present i'm force here !.
but We must in all probability, expect our
situation to be more or less affected BY what
VIII be the actual result of the negotiations
between your government and France.
!" we have just disp. eCheo the American
brig Fi,zwilliam, Wilson, from Gal!ipoli.
with cargo of oil She at first experien
ced obstacles to her loading, owing 10 the
custom House exacting bonds TO the amount
OF the cargo, to produce certificates of its
being landed at the port cleared for We
nao IN consequence, TO recuT to the king.
and, after much trouble obtained general
decree, by which these bonds are to be no
longer exacted, ard vessels may thus load
freely with destination for a friendly port
NAPLES, July 1, 1909,
The Minister Of Finances 10 The p .esideux.
Of the Chamber IF Commerce..
have the Pleasure to advise the Cbams
Der OF Commerce, that his Majesty, in con-
sequence OF my last report to him. has de-
CT ed, that all American ships Coming di-
rectly to this Kingdom, with positive des-
iination for its ports, shall he there freely
admitted, provided they be furnished with
the necessary certificates OF origin of their
careoes, and OF the corresponding papers of
navigation In due form, and provided hey
VIII not be found infringing the RNai De-
erees of the 2Oth December 1906. and 9th
January 1908, relative To- the EuglisI, cona-
merce. and OF neutral powers which de.
crees must be observed in their full yipour
am persuaded, that CONNIE rec will
experience ia such a disposition new proof
OF the interest that his Majesy takes for
IT. and that 1t will reap the advantage Of
his singular benefit.
Prices at yNahies. .fug 1O.-Beeswax 60
cents per Id cassia lignea 10Y; CHINA
mon, $40; cloves l4e; Cocoa. Caracas 7Os
coffee, Martnico green So; St. Domingo So;
Bourbon 50 hides. Buenos Apres % w.
India d indigo. Spanish 7 So; pepper So :
p'mento 40 figs 10 ; black sewing silk =
III; coloured 23-all the foregoing per
pound. Goldfish. American - IL, per liz
IDS molasses c6; sugar, double refined
Loaf 90 10; II wanna, white 40 Is do brown
81 rs; Martinez white ~ Is; common 57
46; muscovado % 40; +. India 50 70 toDac-
co Virginia, % !; loswood lS 70 fustie
IL .; nahkins 70 per piece rum w /.
zoo per salionE American $50; brandy 81
oil. Galpoli, on board a Gallipoli. and Ca
iabria do. on tbs coast 1875 dollars per ton
OF 2S6 gallons sweet oil, in cases of 80
TASKS, 4 dollars per case ; do of IL bottles
2 so; silks. Ormeslnes. II cents per yard-
red wine IL dollars per hid.