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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-01

eion de ebanisterfa. Puramente
aorfcola, viene siendo la isla como un
fecundo laboratorio de abundantes y
exquisitas producciones tan beneflclo-
sas como lucrativas. Concretandonos
tan solo q la primera de estas, que es
ell azdcar, en- 1871 Sc exportaron
2.O66,067 quintales, cuyo valor as
cendi6 a 9.012,957 pesos tuertes 81
por otra parte tenemos en- cuenta las
grandes exportaciones de cafe y la
importancia de las del tabaco y demas
valiosos productos, cuyos valores no
podemos precisar por falta de datos,
y que sin embargo patentlzan de una
manera evidente la inmensa rlqueza
agr1cola del pals, vendremos en- CO.
nocimiento de que esta provincial ul-
tramarina es una de las mas impor-
tantes de la nacion. Y no solo por la
tertilidad del suelo, por su densa po-
blacion, y por la extension sonsldera-
bic de su comercio, sino tambien por
la inapreciable ventaja de su posicion
geografca entire ell Atlantico y ell mar
de las Antillas, casi en- el centro de
las grandes rutas marftimas del CO
mercio de los dos mundos.
Esta en- los intereses de la Metro
poll, que esta rica perla de la Corona
de Castillo Sc conserve foreciente, y
que continden prosperando con vigor
los ramos de la industria agrlcola y
mercantil Como parte integrante de
la monarqu1a es tan acreedora esta
provincia a la protection especial del
gobierno de La nacion, como otra cual-
quiera del RENO que alegue en- su pro
privilegios en- detrimento nuestro. No
somos extranjeros, para que tratando
de patrocinar la production sacarlna
de Andalucfa, continden cerrados pa
ra nosotros, por decirlo asf, los mer-
cados nacionales; del propio modo
que 10 ha hecho ell gobierno de los
Estados-Unidos, alejando de esta ma
nera nuestros productos similares
amagados hoy de una muerte segura.
Por no causar dano 4 los propietarios
andaluces cuya exigua production no
pasa de unos 20 a 5000 bocoyes de
azdcar Sc arruinaran inevitablemente
nuestros hacendados Y con ellos la isla
entera. Con el abandono de las plan
taciones de cana, Sc abandonan al
propio tempo los destinos del pals :
exhaustos de recursos, detenida la
circulation, sin vida las fuentes pro-
ductoras, ante situacion tan anomala
y precaria, sGanos llcito preguntar
81 noSotros nos arruinamos, no Sc
arruina tambien con nosotros el
gobierno de la provincia? ST Sc
adoptase ell trafco libre eatre es-
ia provincia y la madre patria, es
lnnegable que Sc imprlmiria un nue.
vo giro a las exportaciones de nues-
tros productos Sc verifcarfan cam
bios con los productos peninsula
res, resultando de ellos ventajas Guam
tiosas a la nacion; sc ensancharfan
las relaciones mercantiles, Sc lograria
fundar ell cr6dito pdblico, atraer capi-
tales y dar un doble valor a la propie-
dad territorial; Sc imprimiria, en- fin,
la actividad y ell movimiento q la RI
queza, conSecuencia forzosa de las
doctrlnas del trafico libre entire Espa-
na' y sus provincias ultramarinas, san
clonadas en- otra epoca por la gran
Isabel de Castillo.
Narciso DaussG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-01

Suma S 2O36 75
(Conti''uord.)
, 1875-02-28
THE BALTIMORE QUARTET.


The sensation IN baltimore during the past
,..;n., =, tho birth of ouartet sisters. The
-1sl =. .,.;s ;r,.aroa,;n. ,.rooenv ia o1ra Hobn
-4'.4.s. =. |..,.., shont an ye,ra of ma mr.,
- a;e1.r ,oaler whosa rccnnierv cir-
:. 49, ,,,r;,1,, oo,,1 n tba drain =, h;s
e -.,,;.,. ~. ortr.ord;narv ave,t m,st
sa;..ta pas ua il a,;d IN he on;ta m inte1];cert
-s1s $3.50. .ad ha man. IN ao +ha hast ba
.'' ..dns t,is ,,o,,,,v v;.;taton or Providence.
-, as.;,a.., ,~o y, aound ,,entth md onto M
"ood- 1a1e I -hnmoSos a. could be expected. Ihe an
nouuceu,ont Of tho birth OF the quartet ap
pears to have interested the ladies in all classes
OF society," sno tne oaoes 1nye peen ~ n's.'ea W
the city, and by some VINO n'e ou' VI II. a scote
Of physicians calico TO see 'ny phonomeha ~ u
Nature, ono cJnns ,rT ..ara 49,
another from Fnllaaelpma1 1no oapies % meto
chr1stened tne osncS 1as anu "ode ua'a lsop.S "a
tiVetg Saran' alary, ha.e. anu senne, auu eacu
was duly labe!co 10 PfeveuS tnen Ato1 pecoui- ~
ing mf1ea' WHICH "ouIu o'nGl"oe I;,' oe a1Aey ~
happen, aa tneY are " ucn AIMS as 1o1l p'aa ~
when tue announeenens ~as uaue y. alsee s, sn1
ceremony nas w. ~ oao.u" fpoet - ~ 1s 9s
more vlsltors' the pate1nent II 1ions o. tue
house WAS croMaeo VIII 1a9lEs, WIZ "pus tssios @
fully away Inc wealthy aolGs ,,a ot .ae Ges ,e sae
sctunE P"1os, ~, 9rn1a ~ ~ ~;
them asars III nAe Aua 5tanbIu6 Aom l,. suo ul6
pose to icy 6ocn entefp11se 20 unio"Atoeo'
-..,u.,,-
- ~ 3ca3.,,,a';san ~ .ss;ncs o-travsra,c4
:; ~..a,.;aao taa e,~oa hs,r to ,,a win ,nd z;t
! 49, :. .,,,a.t .rita,;or ~ h woman ~
-".:s -. oo,,xr. sor,at1,;ro ropxt ha ,ro,~,, u,
| 4~ 1' =. .;,,-e. 1,,x,r;a. tror, rra.r .,1
r r.. .s. ..s1h;n- r. a,,tv o,a d;nov c;tv
eun ".o.' ,~"...e, w.x.. ,.,+ - o. ~ =
"oo' Ao"S ~ 1" - r. -
, 1875-02-28
TONIGHT.

Sing 10 ne, darling O darling, might!
ut weary and flint In tho 1ssseuin9 light.
The day, 10 fun freightsd with duties, M faa''
And lrt me no courage or swestness At list
The burdens we're heavy my band w too snsoS:
Sing 10 me, darling. . darling, tonight!
PLY for me, darling, darling. to.nasht:, J, u.
Touch tho whise kcT4 With Your fingers Of ngnt
Wskeu tha melodies only POUR hand
can mails for ~ heat IN ~ .p5 Rtiaa'nF @ rss asaad
Pi.r for H,r, darling, D dxritng, so-ni8ht!I
Talk to me-, darling, 0 dazzling: to night!
For your words fall sossly - dreams Of delight:
Tell M Of lore that never ahaa eease;
Teu NJ Of calm. Of rsfage, OF peacs:
TAH me your ytsfons Of love and Of light:
Tslk to M, darling. o dazlins. to night!
PRIV for me, dazling, o daE1tng, tonight!
Fnr he world grows dark with The fading Eight;
Tho night-wind ts chill, the ano~drtfta aEa hespiRE
Ths stzrs haye grown weary their watchss Of keeping;
NY'rpirft 10 you IL fast w1nginE it, flight:
Pray tor NC, aaslins, o darling, tonight
nUR Lillian Ha1KDA
, 1875-02-28
THE TINE 10 Be CALM.

There are times to be grave, there are tmea to b gs
There times to advance, there ars timer to give
And times to preserve unconcern:
There to listen are times there times to speak out.
Therc are timea to he sure, there are tnea too to
Ard times to iupart and to learn.
The quick magnets Of friends arc tho hand aud thu
Tbs cnehantuent Of lovo is betrayed in sigh;
Devotion wells forth in psalm:
Hor tne cod forms Of speech can deep employ
But when Is the time to be calm7
When tho Hghtninga swift bolt rives the oak to the
When the earthquakes herce shock rend tho nrn hills
apart,
When The dread ed Of ar yields its harvest Of DEATH
When the red flames, unclaimed, shall consume with
rhe ses soul Isi' bra1e and calm, then is grand.
When Misfortune Is near, and With threatening stands
10 by waste with one sweep all the 1ork OF your
Then calm in your courage remain;
Should Disasters fell bl=st leave your hands at Lat
1,ncrr nof thou to gaze On the wreck in despair,
But strip for ufe's battle again.
rttsrs words TINT by far left unspoken were best,
Oh calm may the other be found:
When the child IL pervezse. o7 high passion enaA
And with teasou still dim, even kindness shall spo1n
oh. parent! let calm thoughts abound
When seanst your just rights seek the false to pro
fr thu haso shau combine your good name to sssat,
Be calm to 1eprove or defend:
When you war against Wrong, or stand fortn Tor tae
Eight, ~, ..,, Hoh+
W IN truth. calm, uuchanging, depend.
When sore-tenpted to break from Integritys path,
Or pe-chance to indulge in the cups that 1oam WALL
Oh! calmly reflect and refuse slater,
When lie sircn Of Chance offers gold for 5our stealth
Or rIntr1eue'a crafty tongue Whispers io", Hete 's
wealth. ,.r.-
II grasped, will Jour conscience EXCUSE!
All the 1aan e1fcoholed, and with virtue afooueo'
1s stiil cre.ter than ne TINT city Eubduod
And yet is ba.e PASSIONS poor slave;
With no shame on his soul, Vt11ca henoTse e7oooE
sting, g. ,,a
It commules with tic just and win rise on the wing
When Earth-nfe ia closed with the grave.
, 1875-02-28
WOMAN.
The Baltimore Quartet---
Broadcloth Leggings.
Various Specimens Of Popping tn
Observation-Disclosures Feni-
nine Items.
NAE KISS BEFORE FOLK,

NAE KISS BEFORE FOLK.
The following is an old Scotch song:
Behave yourself before folk,
And tfinna be "a rude to me-
AZ Hiss me sue before tolk-
It's nae through hatred o. kiss
That sac plainly tell you this:
But ah. taE' 1t sac anliss
10 Gs sac teazed before fo1k-.,
Behave yourself before folk:
When we're alanet Je may tax aoe,
But neat aue befo1a folk. :.
Ye tell me that my face is fair;
It u1ay be sae-l dinna care
hut ne CT again gait blush iae sa1S
Asye ha dune before folk.
Ye tell mo that my lips arc sweet;
Sic tales, doubt, are u deeeit,-
1t any rate, it's hardly meet
To prie their sweets before folx-
But, gin you really do insist
That should suffer to be kissed,
Gao get license frae ths priest
And make me- yours before folk;
Behave yourself before f.lk.
Anil when we're anc, both flesh and bans,
W may tax tea-betore folk.
, 1875-02-28

anguish had very properly taken possession Of
her soul; for she had On at the moment Qf col
lapss 81, 500 worth Of jewels which that Wtstehed
man In the gallery mad given her. Still, don't en-
suppose that she ga7a up the bird in her lily
white hand. They brought her to, and made
them ope.
, 1875-02-28

A CoNJUGAl AGREEMENT.
TIE following copy Of an agreement, prepared
in 1876, by q woman who wanted to live happily
with her troublesome husband, ia published IN
the Knoxville (Tenn.) Press and Herald ]: "Iou
do solemnly swear that you never will beat nor
GUS or abuse me without Crater provication than
/ have given you; that you will not debsr me
from going to see my connection and neighbors
when opportunity permit por them from coming
to my amusement or assistance In sickness nor
health that you will not be against going with
me to meeting or for me TO so on the Same terms;
that you will never throw up what has been
passed in angor; that you will provide house
room handy to water, and stay thare; that you
will not move out Of the settlement without
I am willing to go; that you will provide things
to work on an with; that you will not troat me
with the hardship, 1out or wound my feelings as
yon hare done, but perform the duties 0! hus-
bnnd and try for q living in peace on all elds- l
do do solemniy swear that will not throw up
what has been passed in angler; that will not
1out nor wound your feelings without cause
that will perform the duty OF a wife Is far as
health an reaaou will admit. will treat YOU with
kindness while you do me, and try for living IN
peace on all sids."
ALlTTLE FUN.
Tbs st. Joseph (Mo.) Herald says: a young
woman thought to make little fun Tor her
neighbore last Tuesday evening, and accordingly
doomed suit Of mems clothing and called on
them. She created much merrimeut, and was
succeeding nicalY until abe arrived at certain
house where the green-eyed monster has hab-
itation in the breast OF the husband. She knock
ed at the door, and the husband, who was sus-
pecting call, probably. from some young man,
answered it. Upon the caller lnquiring for Mrs.
-, the Jealous Benedict took her square be-
tween the eyes with tiB fist and apraWled her on
her back This ended her fun. The remainder
OF the night and portion Of yesterday, she
spent in poulticing her optics with raw beef
steak. They are both eomeWhat dilapldeted-
, 1875-02-28

" Repose OF Character"
4 Inv once asked his father who it was that
lived next door TO him, and when he heard tne
uaue inquired If he Was fool NO. my httle
friend, he is not fool but q sensible man nus n
vhy did YOU ask the question:" because, !"
repliet he boy, "mother said the other day that
YOU wore next door to fool, and wanted to
know who lived next door to you.
Woman does great deal to discourage lofty
sentiments of patriotism. When man leanlng
over the back fence telling neighbor how ho
would shed his last drop OF blood fo1 SUI erlnR
from the Kitchen: t'Look q here! are ron COM
inr with that bucket Of water, or shall come
ont to see to you ?"-1filtcaukee Se'st'teh
Detroit Free Press: What's this crowd
around here for 2" demanded q policeman the
other night, as he came upon dozen boys
grouped near the gate OF hou8a on Aaconb
street. 'keep still" replied one OF re laoa; n.;
we're waiting hero to eco his wife pop him with
the rolling-pin as be opens the front door!"
Curious statistics have been published By the
official authorities with regard to the age at Whach
women marry In Paris. Out Of ,0oo marriages
contracted in this capital, 81 Of the brides we're
from Is to 16 5ears Of age 1o1 from 10 ef % +ra
% to Is: 1o3 from d to Is; 60 from 26 to n ;
As from Is to 20; Is from so to 81 4 from 81
to So; s from 81 to IS; 2 from Sc 30 81; I from
50 to SO.
llttle girl braids the hair Of one who sat II IN
front Of her instead OF studying, when the
teacher remarks: "Home is the place for r.
5sngps nf 1 s6lane niG e11 ny gi hsr in Presently
6usan's hand Is raised. aud the teacher sup.
posing The wished to ask some q1estion,, i,,o about
he lesson, mods, when she hears the following
:. Mary SAWS your hair ia false, and you "onlon
dare to do it here."
He lid her to tho altar-it waa IN Wisconsin
church-but just as abe wss aoout 70 pnfnt ~ ~ nJ4
lerEs sE eszne s down upon her with . mixture Ct
sorrow u md anger extremely uiteons TO behold:
sha ?3ia 1rh.t he could under such embarrassing
ea1numstancea-she @ tainted aEag. Reno1ss and
, 1875-02-28

that Of madam, your devoted, humble servant,
Richard Steele" shs fixed the day, accordingly,
and Steeled her name instead OF her heart to the
suilor.
Scotch uaider4 upon her lover remarking,
II think I'll marry thee, Jane" replied, "Man
Jock, would DO muckle obleeged to ye il ye
would"
After waiting four years, a. Michigan lover
finally popped the question, and tbs GIRL answer
ed: stOf course Til have you! Why, you fool
you, re could have boen married three years
agp!"
, 1875-02-28

POPPING THE QUESTION:.
The celebrated preacher White1eld proposed
marriage to n young lady in = very cool manner
rs though Whiteneld meant field OF ice. tie
addressed J. letter to her parents without con-
su1ting the maiden, in which he said that they
need not At all be afraid Of offending him BY
refusal, IS he thanked God he was quite Tree
from the passion called love. OF COURSE, the
lady did not conclude that this field however
white, was the field for her.
4 Scotch beadle was the one who popped the
question in tho 9rimrnest manner. He took his
sweetheart into the graveyard, and, showing her
dark corner. said, Is Mary, my folks re there.
Would you like to lie there, Nary" Mary Ma was
sensible lassie, and expressed her "lhngnesa
to obtain the right to be buried near the
beadle's relations By uniting herself to him IN
wedlock.
Richard Steele wrote to the lady of his heart:
"Dear Mrs. Scurlock (there were no misses IN
those days), an tired Of calling you By that
name, therefore ssy day Ehen you WILL sake
, 1875-03-21
44LGAlA


BIT THE cRcurrcou or THE UNITED STATES
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bond HIN holder represent bona edo baud lien
inea. he should pay Ia cash said Of $o9 0oo and
also Che pro portion from process said sale
which be BY the said Court found her
bona da band len holders, and the aIsnce
ida
Now. bJ virtue and tn Pursuance of ths said tecree,
Joseph Shirpou. tho Master in Ctxucery OF tho said
Court, Will sell At public auction tho highest bidder
the eastern front donr o tho Court House Of St Louis
County In the City Of ST. Louis In tie State OF Missouri
on Wednesday, the fonrtecut7 daJ Of April. A. y.
8 bstween tho hnurB Of ton o'clock Ia the forenoon And
tnrpo IL tho afternoon:
FnH-1ho whole Of the rnroad. franchises, and pror
tognther With tho rolling stock Of tbs eaid Misas
srpi Valley Wc,tern Rai~ny Company fexcspt the
portion hereinafter nntiontd) upon The and con-
dit{ou specified In tho Abore rcoit3d decree; snd,
Sscondrhat portion Of ths Mississippi Failer Wort
eTa Railway Cotnpanys soad-bad and Ties counectod
Herewith lying westward from the eAid Town Cautou
between ie said torn aud tho Missouri RFog stands
without rolling stock. and TIE purchaser thereo{ will ID
xe4uited 70 pav g. o IN caan the halanoa
Of his bid upon the coufao9 nt .nsh s1s by the tad
JOSEPH SE3lRPEN.
Aaster IL cksacey Of the United stat4a circuit Court
fur this Eastern District OF Missouri.
ST. LoE1gy No., M7rcn l. 1876
, 1875-03-21

The leading produce markets. wate largely Of the
weather order on Saturday, except provisions which
vera al2o governed almoat purely by local consid-
erntions. The weather warmer though the clouds
seemed to be get stronger than the suu till after the
chief business Of the day Tho receipts were
Light, and tic shipping movement mora active than
the average Of the past two weeks The decline In the
gold premium tended to dimniAh prices of product,
especially the cxportable articles
Dry goods to protty large aggregate were dis
txbutad 10 the interior rade and tho amount taken by
local Eotailers also liberal. Tho wiptry weather
1ntates ogainst An active movement but the volume
Of sacs Is considerably In exceAs OF 1aat season, and
tho prospects Of prosperous spring trade being
cellent, cheerful feeling prevsi1s. There we're
few price changes. but those few wers in
an upward direction, and the tone Of
tha market vas unequivoeallg drn- The
demand for groceries was not especially
active in any departments, and values not sub
jccted to amy important change While most lines
were held with show OF hrmneas, the tone Of tho
market was by no means buoyant Dried fruits weEa
unchanged In price, Apples peaches, and in fact al
descriptions Of domestic dried remain firm, aud n-
ported varieties also held we'll up to the quota
tons Of shp day be1ore. There quiet feeling in
tho fAh market and former prices were only indif-
ferently sustained. No changes were noted tn the
coal. wood, pigiron. leather. and bsgging mar4ssa.
Tho oil trade was quiet. with Hta variation IN
pr1cea.
Theirs was less animation in the hog trade and FRI
day'a prices not sustained. Not Ill Of ho Offer
ings were taken, aud tho market closed dull and
heavy sa1ea wero ut s7.o0@sos for poor to choice
cats wera fairy acttva It about steady p1ices-quo
ab1e at $3.c037.o0. sheep wers In good demand 1t
firmly maintained prices, Of gt $4oo96.6 for poor to
extra
Lumber continues In fair country deluaud and
steady. ShinRIe5 are In moderate request. No i'm
, 1875-03-21
MY DAISiE SLEEPS.

Ny Daiae u sleeping under the snow,
Unheediug the storms, or the wild ternlcstx r1Re:
No mora Will her cheek with the warn blood glor-
No sorrow can te1ca her-no tin can aho know:
OF her youag Hes book, I'll uuatztned ia tbs pxRe,
For my 0a,sde il sleeping under tho suow.
NY Dais!e IL sleeping under tho annw,
And pure VII her lfe ~ the takea - they faue
Ny bitter renorse ahe neYer can know
ftEever Will list to tht wild windA that tlow
Tie cleaning white 1akes Ger her gra>e Ike paQ:
D-eanlesa tuJ Dss1s sleeps under tbs kno~.
Ny Daixts u sleeping under The snow:
Oh would could pezcrfuIly slcep hY her hd&,
EoTer 3gain 70 awaken and know
Thxt the flowers when they blosso1u, ths Gaubsauna
that gov,
Meier viii be sean By ny darling snd prIdo
Thege sho LES sleeping under the sDox.
Ny D&tafe il sleeping under the snow:
Haste, Angel Of Death, sEd atgn my reeasa-
No mora IN ufe eAn happiness know:
Oil noon may slaep wuers tho wild xfads VII
hluw
o'er MT list home, wheso my sorrows VIII cea.s,
By the s1ds Of my DAina, undar tha anow.
CHICAGO. AUDREY T14nox
, 1875-03-21
No Change in the Condition Of
the Land Market
The Fealing Favorable, but Trans
actions Few.
More Loans Made, and In
terest Paid Promptly.
Tho Bonauzas and San Francisco
Real Estate-~-Miscel-
1aue0uSv

Thu ermptoms of the real~estate market have
not changed in the week that has passed 90
ear+ss can be judged from ths tona OF injuries
Aad the feeling auong pzope1ty-holdeFs the
prospect ia favorable The opinion Is held oy
tha Oldest and COOLEST observers Of the course Of
real estate in this city. that The lowest point Of
depression is behind u The business Of the
city visibty improves each successive season, and
it's reaity will creep after it. The transactions
at tbs week are neither numerous nor Important
Ii could not be expected thAt 1t this timo OF the
,eas, they void ea snchs hut more rapid sA'ee
md better prices may be looked for with the
coming Of real spring weather..
, 1875-03-21

THE COMMISSION DEALERS.

Tbs most Important change In The business OF
he city during the past week has been the move
uent Of the commission dealers from South
Water st7eet to near Fifth avenue aud Jackson
n.cet, - noticed during the week. Parties
owning property thers have taken hold Of tho
work with the trus Chicago energy, and hare
contracted for ovar fo1ty-hse stores TO be
completed BY Msy l. These storea hare
bean already taken by so1na OF thu strongest
firms Ia the commission trads. Tbs movement
to this location meets uitn the general spproba-
ten of tbs wholesale commission merchants.
md tbe city desle4a are mora thau satisfied with
the change-
4 number ;of owre.n Of lota In this vicinity
intend to improve their properly, and aInpie
room viii this ba provided for tbs trAds.
, 1875-03-21
THE STATE OF OREGON

THE STATE OF OREGON
OFBERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS TO THOSE IN
SEARCH OF NEW HOMES, TO NIT:
Healthy and attractive diversity Of surface, Grand
scenery.
Mild elinste. No excessive cold oppressive ha.t
ArerAge tenpa14tare: Summer. 81 degrees: winter, 50
degteos. Thunder storms vus9 rA1a. hurricanes IN
known
Death rzte lower than IN other Stats East or Vest
o1 unsurpassed fertility. especially suited 10 esrsals
Ne faunre OF in thirty Great abundance Of
fruit Stock 1aislax AZ farming
Abundance sf good xod cheap public. railroad, aud
private lauds>
Variety Of timber Of exceptional exccllanos tor indus
trial pusposez.
e;aas niaesal resources, sspecaI, coal tsuu, iaad
gold, aud sIIses,
Fina natural water systara. vast water poweY,
Good market for products, owing u short
to hs Pacic Ocean, and direct exports
tioa 70 IL psss of World Railroad facilities. NaSixs-
<AStive CSninerce. vAue OF sxpoxts IN 1874, Ton
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