AUDE. 11 Letters and Documents 1759–1839: Business letter fr - Lot 88

AUDE. 11 Letters and Documents 1759–1839: Business letter from ASTOIN & Sons, Carcassonne, March 7, 1759, to Messrs. ROUX & Sons in Marseille: News from Livorno: An English frigate is to board four vessels bound for the Levant. “The English no longer respect any flag, and the neutral route—which remained the only way to bring cloth into the Levant—is now closed…” ” + Letter from the Royal Manufactory of BIZE (a cloth manufactory that became royal in 1733) addressed to MOULOU & Co. in Bayonne: A commitment made in Marseille for London-style cloth destined for the Levant; “We are going to dye some cloth a dark indigo blue…. And we will ship them to you so that you may sell them to us on commission… ” + Business letter signed by GALABERT Cadet & Co., of Castelnaudary, July 19, 1790, to CARRIÈS and BALGUERIE in Agde, regarding the grain and wheat trade + Grain Dealer’s License (Wheat Merchant), issued in Castelnaudary in 1825 + 2 letters from Castelnaudary, addressed to Bousquet Fils Merchants in Agde, one from his father in Castelnaudary, Year 4 (1796), the other signed by Espinasse Ainé of Castelnaudary in 1790 + 4 bills of lading from Castelnaudary, Year 11, Year 13, 1808, 1814. Shipments by boat for the Canal du Midi, for Bousquet, a merchant in Agde (Hérault) + Waybill for bales of flour from Louis LAPORTE of Castelnaudary, 1839.