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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
Unqualified Appreciation
BOSTON, Nov 10, 1915.


H. Il. STEVENS, ESQ
DEAR SIu-Iiuring The past five years have
had ample p tul Nv I'll idge Of the crit OF
VEGETINB. My wife h as us ID it for complaint.
attending lady of delicate health with more
beneficial results til IN anything else which she
ever tried. l have given it to nv children I'M
der a UC st every cir um .tanc' attending lar e
family and al W US with marked teneht. have
taken it Jnysylf with su h .reat benefit that
cannot find words to expr my une ualified APP
probation or its goodness.
While performing my duties Pc ice
officer in this city. II has been nv lot to ta ia
with great Al of sickness unhcsitat' ID gly
recoI1men VEG ETIEK, Nd never knew of a
case whore it did not prove all that WAS claim d
for 1t. Pa tIcul >ris in cases Of de biIitated
Impoverished state of the blood its effects are
really wonder full; and for all con- ,iainh arising
from sure state OF II ulO q it app ara to
work like cifar M, and d , not beii"ve the
are any circumstance s under VIII ch EEGRTINE
Can be uS' 4 with injurious Results ard If will
aiEa' atioI d me plea-u t. xise anv further
Information as 20 what 1 know ahnut VEGE-
TINE. VIII. X. HILL,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
For Bilious, Remittant
and Intermittant Fever,
Or What is More Commonly Termed
FEVER AND AGUE,

with pain in the Loins and through the Back an
indescribable chilly sensation down the spine, an
Irresistible disposition to yawn, pslH IN the
Eyes, which is increased by moving them, q
blue tinge In the skin, and great listle"sness and
debility, VEGBTINE Is SAFE and positive reme-
dy. 1t is compounded exc. usively from the juices
of carefully selected barks and herbs, and SO
strongly concentrated that it is one of the
greatest cleansers of the blood that is or can be
put together. VEGETINE doez not stop with
breaking chils and fever, but it extends its
wonderful influence into every part the hu-
man system, and entirely eradicates evAry taInt
of disease. VRGRTINE does not act as a powerful
csthsrtic, t debilitata the bowels and cause
the patient to dread other serious com pl aints
which must inevitably follow. but it strikes at
the root of the d. sesss BY purifying the blood.
restores the liver ami kidneys to healthy az
ton. regulates the bowels, and assists nature in
performing all of the duties which develve
upon her.
Thous snds of inva ids are suffering to day
from the effect of powerful purg alive uostruIns,
Frightful quantities OF quinine and pei .on doses
of AT senic, neither of which ey-r have ever
could reach the true cause of their complaint.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07


Queen Victoria, vino for her c0nti-
mental excursion has adopted the title
of Countess Rosenau-(thel late Prin re
A!bert's favorite chateau was named
Rcsenau)-is expected to arrive at
Baden Baden about the first of April,
and to remain there eight or ten days,
part of the time as the guest of the
Grand Dukes family and of the II I'M
iltons, and part of the time in fur
nished villa which has been rented for
her During her stay in Baden Baden
she will be visited by the Emperor
William. But the main object of
Victoria's journey to b len Baden is
to revisit the grave of her step-sister,
the late Princess of Hohenlohe Lang
enburg, over which she has recrntl
had a costly monument erected. The
Queen will make a stay of about eight
days at Coburg, where she is to meet
her two daughters, the German
Grown Princess and Princess Alice of
Hesse, au1 their families, and there
also she expo IT'S to see the German
Empress and Duke Ernest Of SaxOuy
Victoria will travel in special train
of coaches built for her IN B ri:seels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

A resolution passed thu Virginia
Senate with only single dissenting
voice, on Monday. requesting the Gov
ernor of the State to pay the expenses
of Ex-Governor Letcher during his ill
ness out of the civil contingent fund.
A similar vote was prevented in the
House of Delegates bv the annouLc e-
ment that the proposed aid had been
daoIina5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

a Preston Comm man was very
angry on going home the other night
to find that his wife had lent the onlv
D1oie In the house He said it was a
disgrace that in this period of Chris
tan enlightenment family should
nave only one copy of the bible. Then
1t TRANSFERRED that he wanted to decide
bet as to whether it was Paul or
Cephas who said, 4" Consistency. thou
art Jewell"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

The Shah of Persia has in his palace
terrestrial globe said to be Of solid
gold. 1t is surrounded by circles of
the same metal and adorned with all
sorts Of gems. All the countries are
indicated by incrustations of diamonds
and precious stones of various Dlors.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

A correspondent of the Boston
Herald, writing from Leipsic, says
that it is believed that the money
which Winslow is supposed to have
taken with him was concealed on the
peson of his wife's sister, who, under
the provisions of the treaty, could not
be searched. The correspondent also
says that it is known positively that
Mrs. Winslow counselled the flight
from Auburndale, Mass.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

sphere and attempts to do what is be-
yond it's reach. the courts have the
authority to annul it's encroachments
upon the reserved power of the States
and the people"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Representative Alex. 81. Stephens is
rapidly improving in health. Last
Thursday he put on his clothing and
sat for some time before the fire. This
was the first time that he has sat up
since the first of last January,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

The Massachusetts Senate a few
days ago suspended its rules as mark
of respect to Mr.. William Cullen
Bryant, and !,sssed through its various
stages bill to incorporate the
bryant Free Library" in Cumming
ton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Mr.. Wilbur FIagg, of the class of
1873 of Yale College. has presented a
practice barge TO the eight-oared crew
of that institution. which is to row
with Harvard at Springfield, Mass.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

The glass dome of the centennial art
gallery will be lighted by 1000 gas
jets. The dome is 263 feet above the
level of the Schuylkill, and will be
visible at night ali over Philadelphia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
VEGETINE

works in the human svstem in perfect harmony
with natures laws, and while it is pleasant b,
the taste, genial to the stomach, and mild in its
influence on the bow els it IS absolut- i'll its
ton on disease, and is not vile, nausous Bit
tiers, purging The invalid to false hspe that
they are being cured. VEGRrINR is a purely
setable medicin :, com 10 nnded upon scen-
t,fic principles. 1t l. endorsed Ivy tae best INV
sic ans " here it's virtu,s have bean tested, is
recommended onlr where medicine Is needed
and is nat mixture # cheap whiskey sold un-
der the cloak of BItters.
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SAFE INVESTMENT.

STOCK PRIVILEGES, one per cent from
- the m <rket at low rates wi ] pay large
profits the next 81 days ON large suali invest
ments. Gold stocks, Cotton AID Tobacco
bought and sold ON the most liberal terms
- atist actory advances on cOnsiRnments. Price
lists sind circulars free.
CHARLES SMEDLEY d Co.
Bankers and Broker,
20 Broad St., New York,
Near Gold and Stock Exchanges
z. d. Box STA. tan3O-d&W-3ma
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

kiLc AlfonsD has lost 20 time in re-
warding the generals who We're iustru
mental in the suppression of the Car
list revolt. Quesada has been made a
captain general, a Spaish rank eqnal
to that OF field marshal, Martinez
Canpos is now Duke Of Vera, Mo
roiues Marquis of Garrate, Primo de
Rivera Marquis of Estella, and Blan-
COS Marquis Of Pena Plata.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

The lease of the New York Hippo
drome for the use of Moody and
Ssnkey expires on the 10Th of April
and the labors of the revivalists will
be brought to close on that day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Mr.. Collin J. McRae, of Mississippi,
the financial agent of the Confederacy
in Liverpool during the war, died in
spanish Honduras few weeks ago.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Thomas Jefferson rode ON horseback
TO washington, hitched his horse to q
rail fence, and walked over and was
inaugurated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Some English sparrows at Rich
mond, Va, have built their nests in
the nostrils of the horse on which IS
placed Crawford's statue of Washing.
ton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

At Akron, Ohio, Friday night tue
express office was robbed of $50, 900
The clerk and express messenger w@le
asleep up stairs. The clerk found that
the key was taken from his pocket
during the night and the safe opened
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a RTH TT R.
A Great Offer!

* Great offerI
We vii during thu HOLIDAYS dispose OF leo
Pianos ard Organs OF first-class n akers
lncind'i Waters at lower prices Il All ever
before offeren, Monthly stafiment e -eivet!
running from IL 10 So months warrenteI for
q years, Scco Hand Instru nents at extreme
iy low prices FOR ca-h l!Iustra ed Catalogues
mailed gents wanted. Warerooms 4s1 Broad
HORACE WATERS d Sons,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New Hanover County.

W..
WIN. Curtis and wife, Rebecca,)
Josephine.
This action is Fought to recover or the de-
PENDANTS the sum of two hundred three and
90 100 dollars with interest thereon for m oneys
paid by the plaintiff at the reques. OF the de-
PENDANTS.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Ceurt
that the defendants are non residents Of this
sta %, It's
Or erred, That the defendants appear at the
pext tenn OF this Court, to be he Id at the Court
Hou.e In Wilmington, on III, tenth Monday
after the second Monday in February, 1876,
and answer the complaint of IT. said p aintiff.
If the said defendants shsll fai' to appesr IT
that time. the plsintiff will apply fo- The relief
demanded in the com laint, to- ether it'll the
costs of this &C ion.
JAMES HEATf'N,
Clerk Sup rior Court New Hanover Co.
j. BISHOP, Deputy Clerk.
march 9-0aW6W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
-aDEIRE,.E AME3S. ALAS |!
4z.AS y-sgESRG sED! AND UN-
FsE.s FIRE roe!

1S3ts FIRE roe! .~ sr
And. row Adelbert, orr Adelbert,
has ''dooa gone and done it." He has
resigned ali fbe honors and emolu-.
me,ts 81 the high office of Governor OF
the State OF Mississippi. And he has
donSsit up.l.n fire tool 20 's'-
! Der,ocratic House Of Repreeenta-
1--WE e,nl 1rnocd fling on Kim some
solid h-tt: i articles OF impeachment
iaDa:,d bribery and corruption in
office aud straightwey Adeibert with
OF g.,ii.ng ior the Democratic Senate
10 say whether the slot would sblck,
fuug up the sponge and cried
''"uough!'
Vcriy our Mississippi friends are
doing ih.ir work well. First the
coiored carpet bag Lieutenant Gov
ernOr and then the white carpet bag
Governor SIS that you Capt. Scott"
said the coon. EYES," said the re-
nowued marksman. cali right" said
the coon" you needn't fire. I'll come
down without it. You'll get me any
way" 1t certainly is unhealthy for a
corrupt official to get in range of that
Democratic Mississippi Legislature.
And Beast Butler was his father-in-
law and Roger Pryor was his counsel
and cthe resigned! But perhaps
1t is as we'll, for has not the Supreme
Court just declared that the States
have some rights that even the Fed
eral Government is bound to respect?
And who knows better than Ames that
the right to rid themselves of corrupt
officials is one that the Southern States
are at all times resoIute in enforcing?
Bye bye Adelbert! Next
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who, according to his testimony, must
have treated him quite shabbily. The
cross examination by Mr.. Danford
failed to break down his direct testl-
a1ony. Mr. Barrow is about forty-fiv
years of age; he told his story in quite
a coherent manner, and impressed his
hearers that he posse ised more than
ordinary intelligence. He r sides at
present in New York, and is a commits
sion mei chant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

These MedsliOns are larger than Silver
Trade dollar, being inch ia diameter. hand
eCm IL put md sell readily at sigh. The
ruost valuable Souvi Mrs and Memrntos ever
issued. A comp etc outfit of ma accent samples
for agents, III velvet-Ened Morocco case-'n-
Guiding the Bust of 80. orge Washington"
Grand EN- lance International Exhibition.
Memorial Hall CART Gallery. Horticultural
Hall, Main Building and the grand represen- ,
tation of the ing!ng OF the Declaration OF In
dependence designed by 1rumbuil in Gilt
sent by mail on receipt of draft or Post CMoe
order for IS so will ship bv EXPIRE %
upon receip If express charges. gents CIR
cu'ar and rice List and one sample sent upon
receipt of 80 cents. Ipmese profits. Sells 1t
sight Extensive fields for enterprir>. Address
Us. MEDALLION Co, zl2 Brordw
p O. Bog $40 New York.
march .3-dts w3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GTEErC For best chance in the wGTld
dO Elm y te coin money Address U )
Safety Pocket Co Newark, j. A.
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rtgetine is Sold by all Druggists.

~ FTAI.O'iUE of Ssw Rocks Build
VA l. in free 81 ;RSET,iI & co.
raEt =
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Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza, giran sobre Allcan-
te, Astorga, Avlles, Barcelona, Betan-
Eos, Bilbao, Bonar, Cadiz, CaIda de
Reyes, Canga de Onls, Cangade Tineo,
Cartagena, Corcubion, Coruna, Curdi-
Hero, t'errol, Gljon, Grado, Habana,
Leon, Luarca, Lugo, Llanes, Madrid,
Malaga, Modonedo, Noya, Orense,
Ovledo, Padron, Palma de Mallorca,
PoIa de Slero, PoIa de Lena, Pola de
Labiana, Ponteyedra, Pravia, Puentea-
reas, Puentedeums, Kivadeo, Rivade
selia, Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Maria
de Oftigueira, Santander, "a, !! Santiago,
SevilIa Tarragona, Tlueo, Tuy, Va
lelcia, Valladoild, VIvero, V!go Villa
viciosa In6esto y ZAragoza.
San Juan de Puerto-R.co, Forta
leza %, esquina a la de la Cruz.
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Frutos pe0Ensu'aTes.

Hay regulares existeneiaa lie estos art(cnlOs
en- Ia plaza y la psrgpectiva pnra futuras impOr-
AciOnes es favore ole, pues sylrontO cntraremos
On ol iGvernaEO : all los tres mesos que dura
este, es fmitadO ell trahco, 8 seaO los arrlbOs de
Ia Peninsula. Tenemos que resenar las eiguien-
tes llesadas transacciones, 4 saber
Por frag. asp. Gran .CG,sGriG, Srea. SObrr
nos de Eze uiaga-lO00 canastos papas 22 rs.
Para Sres, Pastor Marquee Garcia-l3o'
oanastOs papas 50
Para Sres. Espinosa, Rodriguez Ce (de
Bayamon P. R, 500 canastos papas eS 500 id.
id. 22 re-.
id. pasas l8 rs., l24I2 id, id 19 rs. 1884 id.
i'd. 20 rs.
Para Sres. Sobrinos de Pf-2OO cajas pasas
por vender
Para Sres. Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena y
Ca-2O sacos alpiste, por vender.
Por berg. esp. 4mGble AsunciOn, de Mallor-
ca, Sres. Pastor Marquezy Garcia-4ols pipas
jabon desigual ct, rs id. de q potes jaleas So,
6l2 gins ansade IL rs 300 id. helanda II rs, I172
id. doble anis re-, 81 i'd i'd de gls. IA rs, $50
i'd. gn vino dulce rs, 100 sacOs arroz Valen-
cia inferior 81, i'd alpiste a., 100 bis. aceitunas
sevilanas rs, 20I2 cajas aceite almendras S273,
cents.
- Por berg. esp. J6pen Eliza, dc Mallorca y
Canarias, Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga-184O
botjas aceite Q Is rs., 734 gins. ansadO 81 gins.
IL RS, 1853 id. dOble anfs l GIN. rs., 70 sacos
garbanzOs $73, 125 damesanas aceitunas negras
y liz id. id. verdes rs, SO damesanas l q al
mendras $lS, 4oI2 y 4Ol4 pipas vino $34, 2sO sa-
qq. cebollas $3, 730 canastos papas % rs
Ell berg. esp. Faro de VigO, de Canarias, g
Sres. Barreras Castillo sigue con todO su al
gamento para Cuba.
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Aviso al p1blico'

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero espafol
Madrid" de avar en- 10 possible los gasos de los que
usan este buque para caga, ha dispuesto que desde
esta fecha harta aviso recibira entregara la
carga el mues de esta Capital sispdo por cuenta
de ella el lanehaje hasta e yapor.
La sarga recibira desde Ia vispera del dia de
salida hasta las dos de la tarde precsamente.
Modi6cado per complete 81 sistema de embarques en-
81 eostanero segun ell anunco que precede, cumple
la Empresa Aacer pressnte los cargadores que utcen
este buque que deben pasar recoger La casa con
signataria los conocimentos de la carga, prsxe Pago
del hete.
Al propio tempo debe lamar la atencon de los mis-
cargadores sobre las codiciones 5a 4a Is II.
lSa estalnpalas al dDrso de los msnconados documen.
tos--San Juan de Puerto Rico 20 de Mario is 1876.
Ifiarte, Hermano de Caracena Ca-ConsigntaTiOs.
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Privilegio Davila.
PROCEDTMIENTO EXCLUSIVE PARA LA
PREPARATION DE TABACO RAMA
INTERESANTE
d los cmztivadores, cosecheros, recolectores
densas especuladores en- este r0nso.

Cenoedido por 81 Gobierno General de esta Provin-
ca nm privilsgio exclusive para la prepa' acon del Ia
baco al que suserbe tene el gnsto de otrecer
10 al pals en- general
Esta preparation eonpletamente nueva dhere en-
tode las preparedness asi nacionalss como extran-
isras Sobrepuja las conocaas hasta sl dis por las
razones siguientes:
Ia Las hojas de este hermeso vejetal conveniente-
ente preparadas ofrscen 81 benehco el dia descono-
cidO de reducr ell termno de doce dlez ocho meses
que necesita por los etodOs para
en- 81 mercado, meses; dscir los seis meses dc
somedas este nuevo procedimiento estan Ell dis-
posicion elaborable
q Sc puedsn ohtener, sguiendo Ia misma prepara-
cion en- las hoas los coores que Sc deseen amarillo,
amarillo oscuro, palido, maduro entre-claro W." sin
agregar al procedmento austaneas sxtranas, nj no.
civas.
III aroma siende agradabls corresponds la prepa-
raeion, siendo aroma de tG5aco.
3: Ningna particuls de las hojas Sc pierde por la
forma que estan colOcadas.
Ell manoio que 80 lorna con las hoas, ssta exento
de perdidas, con 81 -rascurso del tempo las buenas
cualidades que tiene los seis meses, aumentaran.
Cua!auier tabaco per inferior que Sea- Ieativamen-
to, adquiere una mejora consider able
Esas son razones sufcentes para tener una idea de
dicha preparation.
Para refepencias negoc;aciones sobre dcho prive-
gio as como para todo 10 que le concierne dirgrse
al propietario.-San German, JUNO de lo76-Ro
doifo Dayia. 10-1O
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Vapr ESpald CtytuIv "ladil,"

Conocido por ell paol;co el itinefa.
rio de este vapor y por consequences
ell dia y hora de.llegado a este puerto,
Sc avisa a los Sres. que reciban carga
por 81, que cesando la responsabilidad
de la Empresa desde Ell momento en-
que deposita sobre ell muelle la carga
que conduce, es obligation de aquellos
el mandar q recogerla inmediatamen-
e. No Sc ocupara por 10 tanto la Agen-
cia en- esta Ciudad, en- 10 sucesivo de.
recoger y guaraar como 10 LA hecho
varias ocasiones, los hultos que sus
duef1os no bayan tomado en- item 30.
qusdahdo en- Ell muelle, por cuerta de-
los mismos, y sil, uiuguna response
bi,idad por parte de Ia Empresa. s i
Puerto-Rico 2b de Mayo dc 1876
-IIialta Hermana de Qaracena =
onpaalA W ~
--an =z@s1a. { sess-ssss. essssss.
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ATENCION.
GRAN NOVEDAD EN- VEGA-BAJA.
INTERSTATE PARA LOS QUE VIAJAN.
LA H0NRADEZ.-Hotel.
Fonda g PosGaa, Comfterfa, Cafe q Billar
LA H0NRADEZ.

Los que suscrben, que SO enouentr al frente de
este estAbecmiento, deseosos. de que los que
vaan por la ruta de A1ecbo puedan sncontrar las co
modidsdes apetecbles sin ne,esidad de moestar MIN
guno de sus conocdos amigos, no han omitido caste
alguno para montarlo cua corresponds la altura que
va reelama este pueblo, de ransto por 10 regular de
parada por Stuacion c6ntrca entire Ia sada villa
dc Arecibo Ia Capital tienen el gusto de ofrecer
dicho-HO TEL--La Honrades al pdblico en- general
En- ell se encOntrara mesa redonda las h0ras de
costumbrs las que 10 exijan los transeuntes; ecms
das ventadas habitaconss sus correspondence
eamas, sgrado esmerado servicio; refrescos to-
da clase de bebidas ademas cuanto pueda apstsce,
el gusto mas deicado oxsijente reposteria con
terla.-Vega-bajs II de Julio de 1o76-Calle prin
cipal en- Ia carrstera gensrsl.-R. Torres y Cs-m
Julio 25
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Sc yenden

dos estancias en- los nmedacones de Arecibo Utua'
do que les separa el rio del msmo pastes de ma
lola, guinea grama, con eatoroe diez sells cuer-
das de cafe, platauos muchas palmas de yaBua otrcs
fruales, monte, de- viyieuda, almacen un baeu
punto de tienda por halarse esos sdcios en- ell Ca
mino de dohos pueblos: tendran ambas posesones CO
mo ochenta cueras; do elias tene tribute, So ven
den 81 Elm e Sc admte e pago parte al con-
tade el por mensualidades. lntormara u. Ma
nue Gonzalez Rio piedras. 9-2
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Provisiones americanas.

Tn solo cargamento 80 ha importado con
posterloridad 10 publicaoion de nuestra Ultima
kevista y fue colocado precios que SO mantle
nen secretOs; esta circunstancia no nos permite
citar cotiZaeiones por estOs articulos, pero aun-
que la plaza esta bien provista, las existencias
no son excesivas, 10 que nos induce & Greer que
Ia primera Importation que SO verifque, pOdra
obtener precios, 81 no altos, al m6nos bastante
regulares. La Introduction que aludimOs ar
riba es la que sigue:
Por Charles d. Hoard-75 barriles tocino
mess, rs Id. i'd clear id. galletas Pilot, 81 id.
harina maiz, 65 id. habichuelas, 5 id. chfcharos,
rs id. teca, 500 latas i'd, 100 id. mantequla,
25 barricas gas, 100 cajas id ~ i'd tocineta, 3UO
id. velas 3UO id. arenques, 400 i'd jabon, 100 id.
aqua florida, 200 i'd quesos, 100 id. galletas, 100
canetesid., 2OI3 janones, 200 paquetes papel, l6
70 sacos pimisnta, 800 id. arroz,. todo vendido
preciOS reservados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-26
PARTE MERCANTILE.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico % de Julio de 1875.
IMPoRTAc1oM.

En- Ia inc0mplsta quincena que abraza
este imprsss, he side POGO el movimisnto que
ha habide en- este ramo de los negOcies, limit4n-
desc los arribOs cuatro cargamentes y algunas
paeotillas por vapsr csrrse, de frutss peninsula
res, une do provisionss amsricanas etrs de Ia
sajo, habisnas side dsspachads este nltimo para
Ia Isla de Cuba. Nos abstensmos de hacsr aqui
aprssiacisnss sebre Ia posieisn del msrcado,
puerto que las haesmos separadsnente en- los
difsrentes spsrtados para los pr;neip<lss arti
eulsa en- Ia ferma de cestumbrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-26
Harina de trigo.

Las importaciones de este polvo, durante Ell
periodic que abb aza este impreso, reducen q
los dos Totes que anotamOs mas adelante. Las
existencias han decrecidO algo, pero aun son
mas que regulares no nOta mejora en- pre-
clio: el del detalle sOstiene $ll barril y $lO4
saeos la espai1ola y Ia americana de $llS sl2
barril
Los dos Totes mencionadss son los que 81
guen:
Por berg. ing. Charles a. Hoard, 900 barri
les, vendidOs preciO reservadO
Por berg. J6ven Eliza. loo lbarrilss ssh bl