davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-06-29

prottn,a.s a;,; a..a ~. a;ia- -. "a ana.
tre fanu shanie p ~. s.',nb+ ~, agar NV
fhan ~r;f} -on-,d ~ tr, ~ ~ bar-on otota ~
nrartr rtsn u ~ r. eno ~
fon,aafic h;lis III, ~, " t nsaI than,
hin;,-c,asa ~ a,aoT 10 tha ho-o
~ ora ,o,,ue .,a;1on 49,, ~ aho
1r;11 accont 81 @ nsror ho,cevoT e1;r;hia ~ ihe
maker thereof ia bc,ow feat Il rotund in
bodv, and ~ an ;ndiacriminatn kind OF so.ial
nosition. so It roes on: Princo Prettr1nau.
Whatever his snoci6l form a1ways Iooming In the
horizon a1wnva heinr waited for and in the
Great majority of coao9 naver coming.
Il ia q oompaint ag old "a man. thst va only
know how to live when va haye done with liza.
Tha saving is essentially true to marriage and
Of the figGt Kind Of narson to choosa. G;rls
of romantic tendenciag think thew ought not
to marry unleas Wifi the most passionate
furor Of love, They do not know that respect
for happy lifs than passion which must
in time wear itself out, however strong it
may be nov, and of which the best hope is that
it msy become friendship. Good plain, common
sense men, who would make excellent husbands,
but are nothing to look at, a1e refused by GER
that will mover be realized, fancy that has no
more substance than a soap bubble. Orpersonal
worth is refused for mere wealth. quite as often
"a for penniless romance. The mau OF q girls
weak, Weak or ~ Of '''i 80 wayward tempor tint hs hess
life, il aho marries him, will be simply a
fortune. She is sure OF him, sho saws with in
dignation whom stony hearted wiadom points out
bis patent flaws, and experience preaches eau
will not Ay out OF her window when poverty
stalks in at tie door; or she docs not believe be
is q roue now, whatever the evidence. And even
il ho s, she comforts herself with the sensible
reflection that reformed rake makes
is proof against the seduction OF reform
inn tho man sha 1oveR and bringing hi;,
, 1873-06-29

4 Drs1NEs6-LIKT POEM.
Come" was the only word she said:
The only word-but oh, her !ookI
I read 1t Like soma fairy book;
And. Is read,
The swimming blaze Of perfumed light
Grew faint. watched her sudden flight
Like oue eu1aptured in trance;
Then swiftly cleft the uhi1 ling dance,
And followed blindly where she led.
6he stood alone, and by her side
! 6toodI She felt her magic power,
Came music soft and sweet,
I p1ucked choice exotic flower;
ioaged with worlds my love to dover
70 cast them at her feet.
She spoke again. She whispered "Goin
Ny blood rose hot! cried,
Go, darling! Yes; from lard to land,
Der raging seas, DER barren strnndI
A Wanderer from cline to cline,
On to eternity through time
Be this my lot, supreme, sublimol y
No JOY ahall charm, no spell entice,
Repeat thy mandate. Ready, sec,
stand prepared to dy for thee !n
She said, "Go-Ret Rtrawb,ry ice!n
, 1873-05-14
NOTICE..

COR use at the Fort in Christian
sted are wanted 2 good, large
sized Is hands strong Ponies, not
below 5 and not above Z years old,
and suited for riding and. driving.
Parties wishing to offer such po-
MES for sale are requested to bring
them to the Military Station at
KingshiIl on Saturday the &4ih inst.
IL O'clock a. m, to be examined by
the Commission appointed for that
Presidents S]ecretary's Office St.
Croix 10th May 1878.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1873-05-14

Difference to the prejudice of
the sellers of raw cane for each
10000 kiI0S OF Sugar .6,92l &C"
Before retuting this allow me to make
two observations.
1st-If on a crop of $4,000 kilos, Q50
hhGs) OF Sugar the planter loses 6,92l
francs 40 cents, why say that he in
ours that loss on every $4,000. kilos2
For if that was true, he would, in
selling the canes by the crop, lose
G,92I francs 40 cents on 7,1O0 hid.
and 3.460 on so other hhdss., alto
gether 1O,3S2 francs, 10 cents on 100
hhds and $500 frcs. on so other
hhIs, altogether 1882 frcs. 10
cents.
2nd-Why speak of selling the canes a 5
per cent when the manufactures ac-
tuaIly buy them at 81 and 8 per cent,
and return, moreover, some OF tho
syrup?
Do not these two eXaggeratlons denote
the drawing ola false conclusion from or-
rone0us information
The principal error, which is most mon
strous. lies in the fanciful and utterly false
hypothesis, that with our mills and our
IeTc IaDat system, we Turn ouL ordinarily
u per cent Of Sugar from the Canes.
This is the real truth.
No one, | think will deny that it is i'm
possible to get more sugar out of the cane
than it contains. But, according to the
numerous Of e experiments Of NJ AyEQUIN,
NJ. Plague, and other chemists showing
that the saccharine matter, crystallisable or
uncrystallisabIe, is found to vary in guam
tity IN the cane, according to the greater
or less maturity Of the plant, the difference
of the climate, the nature Of the soil, the
time Of cutting, &C., the average would on
ly be IA to Is kiIos, Of Sugar for 100 kilos.
of Gaze
NJ. Peligot, alone, assigns to the cane
the following composition, based on a sin
gle analysis -
Fibre......10 parts.
IToAo~ HO
, 1873-05-14
HOPE & GARTONHILL

- AS WELL AS -
YELLOW GALFFg
situate in Eastend Quarter Ltr. B
sub No. 7 al s, Ii. IL s. Is.
WITH ALL APPURTENANCES
will be offered for sale in conformity
with PIacard of 22nd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
Vendue Office at IL O'clock noon as
follows:
LIST Auction on Saturday the 9TH
June 1878.
End Auction on Saturday the 2lst
June 1878.
Bird Auction on Saturday the 9Th
July 1873.
The conditions, appraiSement and
other documents may from the 3ist
instant be seen at Lawyer 2. Lem
ming's Office.
Christiansteds Vcndue Office 18Th
May 1873.
II. A. JURS
, 1873-05-14
CENTRAL MANUFACTURERS

(FR0M THE "PROPAGAILUR OF GUADE-
LOUIE, AS QUOTED BY THE JOURNAL DIES
FABRICANTS DE sUCRE.'
After an excessive intutuatiOu, there IS
now an unreasonable reaction 1t is be-
cause those manufactures are objects Of
lea ousv; and those who now abuse them
most would if they had the good fortune
to obtain the management or a connection
with one of these establishments, be loud
est in their praise. Yet, there are still
some who honestly doubt the utility Of
selling their Canes to a Central Factory;
and it is for them that write these lines,
which l should not have done, had it not
been for the recent publication of an article,
in which a planter (who had the prudence
to conceal his name) endeavoured to prove
that selling the canes throws a loss on he
producer Of $500 fcs. 40 cents for every
10000 kilos of Sugar.
l copy his statement word for word
Difference between manufacturing and
selling the Canes at 5 per cent.
10000 kilos net Of Sugar at fir. c.
46 francs per 100 kilos $4,000 90
Syrup, at the rate of 215
, 1873-05-14

TIE undersigned begs TO make
known to the Public that having
ceased from the list instant to be
acting as Royal 8ookheepcr lie can
now apply his whole time in attend
ing to his business as Lawyer, as
which he begs to recommend him
self to the patronage of the Public,
st CroiX Ciristiansted the 18th
May 1873.
PETER LENMING.
, 1873-05-14
AUCTION.

TFTER Begjpring af Procurator
= p. Lemming paa Vegne Frede-
riksteds Skifterct som behahdlende
Planter X. C. Knights FaIIitbo vii
den n9ynte Bo tilh0rcndc
QYEG-PLANTAGE
C OTTON VALLEY
med dertil h0ronde Landstreknin4er
HOPb & GAR ON HILL
SAINT -
YELLOW G4ZEH,
bcliggende j UstcnIe Qvarteer Litr.
b sub Mr.. Z adj 8, II, l2 & rs.
MED ALT TiLBEHOR
blive opraabtc til Bortsalg i Over
eenstemmeisc med Piacat al 22de
April 1917.
Aucti0ncrne afhOIdes
lste Auction L0rdagen den 7de
Juni 1873.
2nden Auction L0rdagen den glide
Juni 1873.
3die auction L0rdagen den ste
JUL 1873.
allie ON Formiddagcn III. - slet Paa
AuctionscOntOirct.
Auctionsconditioner Vurderings-
fo%rretning og 0vrigc Documenter
ere fra Bite dennes til Eftcrsyn paa
Procurator 2. Jennings Contoir.
Christiansteds Aucti0Dscontojr den
l3de Mai 1873.
III. A. JURS.
, 1873-05-14

l!tres for 500 kilos net of Sugar,
say $4,000 kilos, equal to 32,350
litres at 60 cents. for 4 litres 1887 SO
Rum and spirit from the
useless scum and boiler washings
$500 ljtres at so cents per ltre 1880 90
Gross revenue 4O,587 50
General Expenses Of manu-
tacture 1866 10
, 1873-05-14
Return to The proprietor who

manufactures 1899
Experience proves that the
yield, after pressing in the mills
and boiling after the system Of
Pere Labat, is at least u per cent
OF Sugar from the weight of the
cane The Central Factory,
which only gives 5 per cent, de-
ducts then a third for the man
utacture, But the planter who
manufactures at home, under the
above conditions, $4,000 kilos,
only receives from the manutac-
tory $4,000 kiIos, at As francs
per 100 kilos. 23,00O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

Mas adelante este ilustrado agriell,
tor y h&bil economistal dice: 3.lED Ia!
forme Official de los delegados del Go.
bierno ingles para hacer dh zez&Reh
minuciOso y trascendental de las Fac.
torfas Centrales de ID Guadalupe y d
Martinica afirma mas en mi el con-
vencimiento de, que este preciosO pats
ha sido salvado providencialmente
por ese pensamiento que tiende q
mir nuestroS intereses y cOnciIiGs
nWeStroS dsimOs; este es el esp1ritu
del verdadero sistema de asociaciOn.
Grande es pues mi algeria al YER re-
conocer por los delegados de una
Nacion rival tan ilustrada y pOderosa
como justa que el pensamiento nacido
en- nuestra patria ha de llevar la ci-
viizacion y la riqueza a paises ex-
trsnjeros de Guadalupe q Puerto Ri
co, como va de Martihica 4 Trini-
O0O..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
DISCURS0 INAUGURAL.

Slguicndo Ii cossumbEa que tene.
mos dc canslgpar en- uuoasFaa colam-
nas sodos Eos docamcntoa importAn-
tea QUO 10 roaAn COZ Ia politicA On
general y coa l. 10 aueatra patria en-
parslcslAs. lnpcFssmos el discourse
que, debslo ! i puma del 81. Caste
lar. lego Ol pscsidcnta dol Podsr ola
casivo 81 dia Il de jaais "a Ia 80.
Ienas spgssafa dn las C6stss Cons-
tisayuntra
a4axsa aesa4asa L1sxamss u 90
msasa AAAsAA4as - maensaso - 80 Fsa-
aaAA = a4xam saeMAai. - Csxsss. aasas !
81 isgssamA pas - assxa@. Uanssss@ysa
" psss - mAAAAsa. amaAa - tssam -.
So u.Aasa@asss Il panAAe masasa s@gtala
49, = saAstAAsa. EanAAm4a eoAseFn@, iasGs
saxha@Ma. 90 0ssfs3aA sa@asaAa0aA saa q
ssmReeAasmsa - asssGeu sAE4ekeF. = go
Il sssksaka - AaeasF0 Esmpa.
- - s.eeaAa aaaa pasA h aaasaa
- - tsx~~ssa @aYuw gAsa n uaAaeFsa
s4s AssssssA - swasksAa a4A@@a - Rs4.s
esya sMmeaa. sAsysaeA - = gae.A.
sn@ eAm@ammAee aAeamAAssAs y saA*s g.
- sIssxssss aap~fA Go ssssaAAsA esmVae
i. 4. ssMs6ssa. - s2esksa eMasAaAAama
= vA@ssfa sssNkaAs - kAAa t.seAAAas I
| 60 kaaA&hs % = AaAAaA - M#Haasw# &C.
So ksaANas pssaamsMEs - = e@*sAn 4
aeseassa haaEsaasapa.eA
FNaAss aa aaaAaskss AssssAs - - 80
- i azaA6sawe. 80 kaAaaaAa s1skAmAa
Asess2A A.esmsae - ssaaa a1tsa - -
aaesasas AxwssegN - sANGs9 sA@s - =
! NahAMsm mmknmAM \ maEM4 - AmAm@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

agitados, Las pasiOnes exaltadaS, los par
tidos disueltos, ID Sd@inistraciOn desOrga-
nisada, la Hacienda exhausta, el ejercitO
spertnrbado,ia IL guerra civil en- gran pujan-
"a 81 credito en- gran mengua; propios
achaques de todas estas epocas dc trauSis
cion, he vepido ; llegado hasta vosotrOs
sin verter una gotta de sangre, y sin SuS.
citsr ninguno de esos grandes conaictos
que, en- circunstancias m9nos ditfcileS y
criticas, han manchado tristemente los ana.
les de nuestra historic. ag
(CoNtiNNGYd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
Ell c6lera esta hacienda estragos en-

Ell c6lera esta hacienda estragos en-
Prussia, Italia, Turquia y en- los Els
tados- Unidos.
81 viene & Puerto-Rico sin que Sc
tomen de antemano las precauciones
higienicas que demandan las habita.
clones estrechas & inmundas en- que
vive una gran parte de nuestra pobla-
ciou, ell huGsped fatfdico del Ganges
hara proporcionalmente mas victimas
aquf que en- ninguna parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Muy Sr. mio: Hace pocOs dias Sc
me advirti6 por un amigo que corria
ell rumor de que yo me habia presen-
tado al ExcmO. Sr. GobernadOr Su-
perior Civil, pidiendo e. destierro de
los hombres del BoLETIN.
Frme con el testimonio de mi con-
ciencia, no tent que semejante calum-
MIA fuera creida de las personas sen
satas; pero hoy leo en- su peri6dico 81
siguiente parrafo, en- ell cual me creo
aludido, supuesta la advertencia que
a1tes Sc me habia hecho:
"Si seran ciertos los rumores que
estos dias pasados corrjeron sobre Ell
embarque de los redactores del Bo-
LETIN. 81 sera cierto que cierta indi
vidualidad literaria ha lido a pedir al
Captain General nuestra deportation
al siguiente dia de pubIicado nuestrO
articuIo LA JUNTA."
En- mi vida periodistica, creo ha
Der dado bastantes pruebas, de que
tengo el vaIor de mis- convicciones.
ST hubiera hecho tan loca peticion,
tendria bastante frmeZa de car&cter
para coutesario pdblicamente; pero
como es falso, tengo necesidad de
desmentir esa imputacion calumniosa.
Como que mi peri6dico no sale has
ia e, martes, suplico q V. que en- ell
BoLErIS del domingo, SO digne inser-
tar esta carta.
Yo lucho, es verdad, por una idea
que creo buena y salvadora; pero soy
cristiano y soy dem6crata. Como cris.
tiano, no puedo descender al terreno
de los 6iios y VenganEas personalesi
como dem6crAta. no pucdo pediT, nj
aconsejar, medidAs arbitrarias, en- COZ
tradiccion con los principles que leal
nentc proieso. Ademas, que seme,
jaote pcticion, dir1ida 1 un gober,
nante COMO el Sr. Primo de Rivers,
me danArfa 4 mi nisrno; J seria 81
ponerme muy ignoranse, para no com
prender Quo apareceriA 20, que poi
pnmera veE en- mi vida INC prcsen'
sAha 4 ). f. al dla QUO sc in.lica, cons
un hoa,bre dominAdo poF pAsionciIIal
raquit.eas J, por eonssguienss, indigns
dc apreeio.
Coalio, Ss Director. % que V. ]
sus companeFos dc Ecdaccion, me b.
rAa eomplesa jussicia y sahfkn de-
psocinE co cntasne de nal Ktncsu
Haasans1s e.asaa dc division exiasrn
por inagFaeaa, ensFe n0aosrps, 4 Goa
srcacncsa dc nurasraa opsnionca pogG
tlcAs. para qae sra necaaasao aasnra
Gassaa COO gtuanfna cAlamnAAa
| QsrAo COO u maa nlta e0as4Aasa
ca0n .. u a SM.
3am1 HmM4. MmgMasm.
( b b H - NmMN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
B A N co

Siendo precise dinero circulante
para mantener las plantaciones que
deban suministrar Ia cana 4 estos
estabIecimlentos los sefiores Banque.
ros abriran sus cfeditos 8 estableceran
una sucursal de- suyo en- Paris con
un capital de million y medic lie pesos.
HI ioteres del dinero no pue ie Il
jarse desde luego por estar sujeto Al
alza haja de los intereses europeos;
pero no excedera dc p 3 siGndome
impossible detallar condicioues pucs,
este hoy, por ell estaio do los nego,
clos y de la agriculture, e., 10 repilo,
impossible: no pIedcn cstahlcccFse eu
vista de un mAIestAr tan grande o,ra,
reglas que las que Ia prudencia exile
Puerto RICO, julio ? dc 1873.
ADictoS:--
A Ultima bora. despacs detsrmina
da csta Msnoria, he rcclbido una i'm
portantn cartA que escribc un hacan
dado rico propiesario y rnsusia.ta par
tidario dc este s,as~ma d1 Indasggsa
Pafe,ele tnay signshcativa il aras
tnd Que ha asumiLo Il pFcnaadcspac
dc habcF tornado rn cuuasdcEacion 4
proyecso que - ha iniciads , que ho
dcsarrolIo dshslmrnte ca eag1 gsaba
10: - capIlca AL
Me 90 tmposihle rxpsesas II aa
s'cnlo rn essos maneaaoas Isxusso
seniimisntns AaalsAn nl rspgnga !
haccn palpigAr mt corasan Dc aIogrla
algeria, vIsndo = srs&as sA<a dss :
paso adslanse. : taeA &c aebe Aae~
u fortuna DC = IsIa ratrsA palsssi
sando 7 rcducssnau aaala raa kAsSs
caiieate dr Il Aass~a hacsea4o laa
cssr gFAn p~eausnato maa t1a raga
blrcido 60 IriatA 90 a1sa AoAstu :.
hrr co = Isls 81. aaisa 80. L. 4
FsetuflAs Ceaisalra srFAa aEsu& = 4.
Bancaa 80 IasIsterra. sAasas 60,
eulslsaiss srssa assos saass~ hAslst.
DC hsaeo pagAsa 4 ss+sA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

Insertamos con gusto la siguiente
carta que nos ha remitido ell sefior
Director de La EspdNa Radical, la
cuaI viene q desvanecer un rumor
que en- efecto habia llegado confuse a
nuestros oidos. Nosotros no le habfa-
mos dado credito, como bien 10 indi-
ca la forma hipotetica que usamos en-
ell suelto q que alude ell Sr. Morales:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

Naasssp slasgsaao ansssa u FaA.
essco s'oaAla = TusFnA psssaaa esm,
prs1ata 60 as@nsaa AaaaxAetua. -
- Fwmataae II sAgwaaasn saerAsn 60
massce hsmas : ssnawa@ - II Is.
u - Is@eess mAassaaA = - pmssae1
- AoA usAarsna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
EOTIoIAs RrCIENTH

- A~ak4 - AsasM Tea. a3mssMa
- - Es = - eesAAG D.aasamuam -
s8NssasAAs Msasmaes Aaas@ws4saD
MM6esk naNas - m@Aksy sNmasma -
&s@AsMaNAa - = Nsnkam3N. 4Na rmnaksa
NsmaaMn# asNn wAnfA mhmmnmMnA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
BASES DEL PRoYECTO

! 4 BASES DEL PR0YECT0
PARA oBTENER Ell CAPITAL Los BAN
QUERos DE EsTA CoMPANlA Sc EN-
/ CARGAN DE FACILITAR Ell CAPITAL
SOCIAL DE 100000 DE PESOS EN-
LA FoRMA sIGUIENTE:
Formaran una cOmpaf1fa de cons
j tructores para montar en- los Centres
elegidos por los hacendados y conner
ciantes que elijan los accionistas para
este efecto las 18 Factorfas que he
mos enumerado.
| Ell valor de estos establecimientos
sera convertible en- acciones al porta-
dor para ser eLtregadas a los exdue
nos de esclavos en- cambiO de sus ce
duIas al precio que fje ell Gobierno.
Son pues por este medic accionistas
de la Compaffa todos los que posean
cedulas, y ganaran en- proportion de
su capital conforme los derechOs
| que les acuerden los estatutos de la
Companfa.
Los estatutos que rijan la Sociedad
seran semejantes q los adoptados en-
las Factorfas Centrales de la Guada-
Iupe y de la Martinica.
Serau previameute sometidos a los
accionistas para ser discutidos y en-
mendados conforme 10 juzguen con-
veniente.
Los contratos con los hacendados
para la compra de caf1a Sc haran
fjando por tipo 6 0lO del peso de la
caf1a en- azGcar, buen refino, es decir,
ell valor de este.
La cana sera pagada al hacendado
por quincenas.
Los dividendos seran pagados cada
af1o al fin d la cosecha en- la forma
sgulente.
Los &C ionistas en- general tienen
derecho al dividendo hasta cubrir ell
20 90 de su capital en- acciones y ell
excedente sera reparti 10 entire los ha
cendados en- proportion de la cana
que sumnistren los establecimien
tOs.
NOTA:-Esta preferencIa nada tie
ne de lrregu ar puesto que ell tenetor
de cedulas no ohtendrfa ell immense
benefcio de convertir un papel que
puede ser lie diffcil realization en- es
tos momentos crfticos para ell pals,
en- otro que representa- ell derecho a
gozar del producto de una empresa
que lie dd un 20 0I0, 81 no seguro, muy
probable, 81 ell hacendado no contri
bayese con su cana 4 dar Ell resultado
que espera como accionista: 81 este no
fuera asf, ell hacendado que no teufa
esclavos serfa exclude de los benef-
clos que el ha ayudado q recojer. Re-
petimos ell 6xito feliz de esta empire
sa esta en- la asocidcion.
Las bases de este proyecto sob acep
tadas despues de discutidas ascertameote
por ell Consejo de VIgIancia elegido
por los accionistas y los sef1ores Ban
queros de la Sociedad Genera! de CO.
merco Moitessier, Neveu y com aflfa
de Paris, 8 sus epresentantes.
La Companfa recibe en- pago como
amortizacion de capital intereses
del emprGstito que taciIita, la suma
de 500 900 anuales fijados por la
Ley tic 22 MARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

Con 100000 de Capital Sc pc,
dr1an es+ablacer:
6 Grandes Factorfas
de a-----. 10000 bs.
pudiendO fabricar
en- case lie necesi-
dad, siendo esta su
potencia hasta...~. 10000 bs.
II Mas pequeflas de a 5000 bs.
pudiendO en- case
de necesidad tabri-
car en- razOn tam
bien de su poten-
cia hasta. -..- 5000
l De. 1000 bs.
que tiene potencia
para. 5000
Las seis grandes factorias pueden
elevar su production a 10000 boco-
yas agregandoles un nuevo molino y
sus accessories, Operacion prevista va
en- razon a su capacidad. Lo mismo
sucede con las de 5000 bs. que, con
operacion igual, pueden molet Il, 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

Gastos y !r4bajos
de nivelaeion del
terreno en- donde
sc ha de asentar la
fabrica, mamposte-
ria, carpinterfa, e.:
&. para asientos de
maquinas, de cal
deras. chimenes,
&a., Ga, &a. $4,000
Ferro-carril para la
TRACTION de la cana
hasta la fabrica con
su material de wa
gony maquina:unos
diez Kilometres. 100000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06
Production de estas Factorias.
AzGcar
Rom

AzGcar $4,000 bs.
Rom $4,000 bs.
pudiendo dicha can
tidad de producto, CO.
mOhemOs dicho antes,
con la adiciou de
nuevos molinos ele-
varse a...-..~... 1000 b..
Esto suce1era 81 todos los centres
de production permiten ensanchar las
plantaciones.
Enumeremos los Centros que pu.
dieran gozar de este grande adelantO
hasta donde alcanza el conocimieuto
que tengo de la Isa
Arecibo.
Aguadilla.
Mayagiez.
Ponce.
Guayama.
Yabucoa.
Humacao.
Naguabo.
Falardo.
Rio -Grande.
Carolina.
Caguas, por tener una huena ca
retera y quizas Gurabo padiendo pa
perse doble en- los graaaes centroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

presu-
puesto para cons
truir una lfnea fer
rea no SO puede es-
tablecercon datos f.
jos, sin estudiar
previamente ell pun
to donde Sc tiene
que situar, pues Sc
gun la topograffa
del terreno puede
haber que ejecutar
obras de arte, CO.
mo puentes, alcan-
tarillas, Ga, &: que
aumentan ell coste
total de la linea.
Gastos imprevistos
10 p OlO..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

Psesse- Riea. IslSe 4 - iaT8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-06

PARA. oBTENER Ell CAPITAL Los BAN
QUERos DE EsTA CoMPAN1A Sc EN-
CARGAN DE FACILITAR Ell CAPITAL
SOCIAL DE 100000 DE PESOS EN-
LA FoRMA sIGUIENTE:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-16

II In IS6I, when the Vermont Cen
trail s. Canada roads were put into the
hands of trustees, the debt of both roads
was a, sis 800. In June 1872, it amour
ted, as given 10y Gov. Smith, to SI3,-
5O0,0OO. Our Passumpsic road-except
for time when the net income was
used for extension purposes-has paid u
per cent. dividends upon its stock and
the same time interest upon its bond
ed debt and laid aside annually Il certain
amount us sinking fund for the re-
demption of its bonds Till recently,
it had no through connections, and was
dependent upon way business alone for
it's income. The Central & Canada has
had vast through business, and bet
ter country for way business than the
Passumpsic, and yet has paid dividends
only on the Vermont X Canada stock,
but lately none on that, as we under
stand it. With this contrast the stock
holders in the Central & Canada
road seem to be eXcuSahle for enquir-
ing what has become of the vast earn
ings of these roads. 1t is their right to
know.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-16

He also dwelt upon the question Of
legislative corruption. speaking as cha
ritablv aS he could of the men retained.
but scarifying 10 ID. Hatchand his en-
blowers. These b attorneys ought 10
explain for what purpose they were en-
gagged: hc was afraid that when men
could stand before this Committee and
Justify the taking of Il retainer simply
because they liked rctaincr>. there was
4 lax morality in the profession of his
choice. y lawyers tongue should net
he bought where his conscience does
net consent. and he thanked cod that
i'm the hereafter no one could taunt his
children 10y saying the name of Charles
y. Davenport WAS on the Hatch Nouch-
en-. In conclusion he said that rascal
ity. like sorrow makes all the world KIN.
1t i not partisan. Democrats and Re
publicals are alike in the boat, and
even the vice president of the Vermont
Bible society * not exempt. He would
like for TWO wears ut least to have Il new
political party in which al honest men
could unite. and it should have hut one
narrow plank. but il would he bread
enough. aud it would he = Thou shalt
NOT steal,