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,,.,. ..,;o~ oourso, 10 thc Lamont estate. |
n, his ho3usc 76 irving plncc, last evening, He
~ Ln,,I ID thc dcrn ni1ntion but was unable to
m,u liz NM, o"v dcan1,n de,niis Concerning 1t. The
smount had been stated at $500 00p but this
was rl.,cu,ous. r, ,han a o,Y ,hot md he doubted
If the sum missing would exccci si5O0o0; At
H.. ,imo of Mir Tn,nont's death in 1873 tho
n, n;s nn1 ronrarativtly little in roal
nln ~ ,o ,,,at ninrn,nhlo affair he said
and ~ cvnit n,n 'ina,nlv"I s" dceriy. Mrs.
Iyu," Iy"um,n,i M fnd b.en almost proatratcd by The
i''r'h iiir hu, shc did nnt cherish any yindictivc
sLn Would have proioricd To- remain silent rath-
or than have ihc scandal become public.
Whnt is Mr.. rumos past rcc0rdY
First class. don't think you could find
man in New York that stood hotter. He and
MIR Lamont married sisters. and went into the
sugar refining husinc,a together some time be-
"r" tho war. They falcd and their creditors
aicncd release at sixty cents on the dollar hut
10th MIR Plume and Mr. Lamont insisted on
having off thoir indebtedness in full. Some
iime during iho war; thiuk about isG3-Mr.
Tinma went into the brokerage business in
W M f. par,nsra arqngTs H rHoy M maic i ero ts de II
money md when they dissolved partnership
In is7S a, M Mr. IemSnts death, ali OF them we're
understood 10 he rich"
III Mr. Plume 2 religious maui"
his cigar and glasr OF wine occasionally, nnd
don't belove hc over attended church much.
A. my rn'e he WASH re onc & @, ,y %sn named sd
in the viii and Eo being her brothcr.in- law
nnd her husbands partner. she felt perfect con-
ndSnce in him Ur aiwnys managed the Affairs
| Of the estate 10 hcr satisfaction Ii was only
Two days ago that we knew anything wac going
| wrouy"
".'Wiil Mrs. Lamont have-anvthirg loft n caso
! Mr. plumn hns made away with all the funds in
| his charge ~
. Sin hns The house she lives in on Fifth nve-
nue' md / think. some other property In her
| avn rieht-though am not 80 sure about that. -
! District Attorney Phelps said flat hn had not
| ma NJ bsen olIlrinlly Notified Of the affair and
tb,.rrtore no stens lind been tax en- by the prose-
"utint, nuthori,ica
now PLUME CAME TO pK EXECUTOR
a, ",, - -. g.. -. ,,',rs II,
, Mr. 'hhrles 4. Lln9n, l., WaS i"I many nny ,,'u ~, II
tho sugar traur' ~ witch hr pi"S tvt'u uia Nv J. J.
inc outoresk OF tho WAT, ,,i, invn ,n, II, svuu.i r,
stophaRS oi % ma T.; ,i w
and MI. Iamont caine 10 Rrlsi a. u'u ,, n'snt1 4, ,
9'hers soon N.Y., t" M W. vi ,rn, . IN ~ i,
Ihnlont p"ehn 'se ~ III w ',', 49,, ~ W
SUGAR business ne ad Rs one 9i In me "a
young unh ~ MhpH ne n"i ~. @ .iiN. y, i.s my. ~
confidence; rms young man was uepiEc
rum. hhn II WIS WIN nun 'i,n. ~, ~, - na
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The Trlcnnal Congregational Council mecis
In Detroit today but Henry Ward Bcecher Is not to be
member OF H. Ts only delegates Ia represent the Con
sr,gauona Association OF uis STATE are the Rev Samuel
II VIRGIN ~ Harlem ne Rov James Deane, and II ~
L. ester the New YORK nnh Brook lyn tunlrrcnr" al wch
Plymouth Church l. mcms not Ia br rrpre~ uicd IA
thr Dctrnn tOuNrnnn. The enun ahandunnt NJ hv NJ r.
Berchcrs trends oi the plan To attempt 10 mnke HIM
Moderator ut the Convention Is attributed 10y those hi
nat with the facts tear vi the result inAaluc as a
number o leading tOngrcpauonhlissr Expressed their OPP
position to hnNis thr question ~ endorsing bvecher IN
trOduced into the deliberations uf the Council
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Gen. Grant In Birmingham.

BIRsIINGuAM. oct. lG.-Gon. Grant and parts
visited here to day on their arrival they were reccic
las Tho N,yor and driven To tho Town HAN where he
Town Council. n dcUuiAuon OF workintmrn, and ne
Peace So,ietv pre~ uVd the General with hudfessoa
which he briefly acAuuMlcdsei Gen drant 10 Tie suess
n 81 A.
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New Policemen for Jersey city.

The meeting Of the Jersey City Police Com
mssioncrs last night stormy one. determined On
making several removals toy went 10 work with CONF
issioncr Fowler absent The following removals and
arpnnturuts were made. Iicfry nrii fo hc rfcnuf
Vide Council deceased, James fiua, to r ~r.cant We"
,liu- removed, Thomas HrHwu 20 he Atfsrnn.. 'i'"
t',nuV rr.ilnri ani the igl 'win- :" t' laii rn'h
NiluHm Rrlly, WiNAm Dalton. Luke Anr,~ h, Ibus
lionAiu. Iuhn GRIMM, Tmufhy Donovan. John Griiv.
siDard yau. John Ae,lns, Michael BIAl! anu lnnouy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17

pLAINFIELp. \. J.. oct. 1G.-There was largo
concuur.e of spectators the Athletic clubs games to-
eay several well known members OF Ncw YorA clubs
participated in them. The miles walk was won by y.
Mott u minutes 4s'l seconds L. VI Young the
lpl wards dash IN ~ seconds The han m.< run was
won hy 4. Mcrrittn+ minutes li'l seconds X Per,on
threw the ba-e hal 3i2 feet beating all ol hs cuhpu
tors &. SnNora- cuii loo yards dash in lhh,
seconds j GiNett VICTORIOUS IN the one mil, wnk,
minutes ~, seconds II Il fckeu the i2n yaris
over sX bundles in ia econi.. The 40 yards dash
was won hY Nhnrles Kummoll u h1 socunlA
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shooting nnrslnr by cn.nah,.

Tx.ANermun Thomas Gallon Of Newark
nis,,d tAe kcy of Ai- store door ON Monday evening,
and ,p.prcnns burglary he concealed hins II wlth hs
brnfh,r 'n the store on luc-ny ni-ht Al aholt hMf
pt>tA nrINON Ne>trldAN muruinr a man tuulfi the
,ion ana ,l -i,.lt.d uutri lIr NiuN huinu. rt.
tnnun nlOd Al hlW Iho W'r,d.r VIVA uun'. o. Ie
a. lcr NfNrtiii. mNt.rluu lcf-uu "u tr lnl. hay
iuftut f, ll- ,t ~ldo uuiur tAe arm. Last night Ne-
bchut NH- uutrNp,ctvd a. uhNt
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From si,tins Buirs Dominions.

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct. 16.-The Dominion Cow
crnmcnt received advlces from Fort Walsh to 'he
sth inst In which no mention Is made Of any trouble
with Sitting Rnll Tie United states Commission haun4
Teen DELAYED at Fort Bcnion y the houcs with the Mt
Perce. the escort ct mounted police hal been umporat
ry called, SUBJECT to zen IVrrN's requisuun ShunJ
Bnll WA, about to the iOVt OF cypress HIS. nV
mil fu Walsh
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IoNDoN, oct. l6.-A special despatch from
Madud o te St,nhinf says several newspapers proa~
.ainst te 'ufy Hnv cents por ton on Shw~h snip
t1nf ruterins iurd Slats- lult-. winch cWn'H ihto
fp.rHtH.u tNt, autumn Ihcy fteOminVhd IvlaHa'ofy
: lulLu..
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poEr JrEyIs. OFT. l6.-The body of William II
srne-ead. qunrryman. stoui| buried IN the rear
of nn ud deserted harm near BIZ ruul. about eight
rom ui, village, ts mocnms lie wa, last ,trn aiNe
fue~Hv, the Hfh inst IN company VIII another unni
rAuau VITO b, ,u~ vctcd OF mnri uns m Spili-s AL
l. ALLn n I. A.lAL LAl M--Ml 20 -m ID. LNr-sn
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Asioo,ooo Fire IN wnllby. Ont.

WulrBY. Ont. Oct lG.-A nrc tonight in Law
Ter 4 CO.. grocery on Dunas street cmscd ly the up
sctung ofn lamp spread with great rhpniy, amt before
1t vas cNungu,shrd property to the amount OF Slol"o
was destroyed The Iuu,iua sur rer. Arr nos laWlor
A Co., inhn ,ou. rrw hdluliu-si Lninr stewart
ur4 .unl- t. AAu. huD Dk~ and iVWriN u . Natt De-
lel a., goods ann AtoD Tics. uluiituu 60 dl f"HlS
anal ~ ,,.t NlltiNld 1lu--, aunN. NaNrr, MA'li
lnf i..rr E..ff-on. hHHk rtuir lnA fi. iti '. r.
~tiiIrrs. boots aud shocs; and MOicud,n, marble
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cap.,1cain,ne Nor,n River,

Tho lighter W. H. Palmer while being towed
from llcr ~ to ricr 49, Nuith r,,r last evening WIS
struck by gust Of winl nni oa-h d. hars oi cotton
hOtun. IN thu water lAti tlrNoe ma small at l'-H
wita rlu., aud h,n,ks tn iA uu th' nAr- H'iFi cast
h, squad touul fnnr nlrs hidden undr inc lukh,ad AT
Icr a.. and fought with the uiivNrs tn rNcoNrriL
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WAsuINGroN. Oct lG.-Alycrs ly telegraph
rcceiycd at the Indau hurcnu today Indicate Tie H"e
anl iioi. removal i the SiuN Indians To- the Mi,
s,n ti,tr i Hr ordAHor witn the Wl-lrs" lh Govern
pirnt n, cuunncd tio recent iutrNieWs M tns eity
wllh their roprvso natives
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Mcssrs Vanderbilt. Scott, Garrett. and Jewct
have decided advance the rates iUr carrying iwNh ON
their railroads the iresht AGENTS u arrange the details
Ut uw schedule The irei.ht agents met yesrfiHy,
and appointed committee " make schedue ana TO-
pvIL u IuIuIe noepng
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PATERSON. oct. lG.-On application ~ the Vice-
Chancellor All order issued to-day " show cause on
Monday next why receiver. j. G. Todd should
not be uppvnpa FOR ue heIehanls Loan and Trust Com
paDy.
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NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, Oct l6.-A young lady
suppOsod Ia be- Miss j j. ScnOheld OF Woodstock, com
itied suicide by jumping nto tho Last nght The
b0av has NO, bees recovered
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Colder. clrar or partly cloudy w'nlhcr north.
cr3 ~Ind. aNi U-lut bAfnm, ter, followed - iaHs
barometer Rud ea,icrly wnds
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BpRCIR PAYMENT REsUMED.-Tho best lne cut
lpr tale eyefYghpre 1<x u Once--&ds
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a French Dramatic Author Dead.


PARIS O.t lG.- Theodore Darriere. tn
dramatic author. Is dciel.
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a FnmOus 0htMIst Uthu'
BUFFALO, Ot l6.-PrQf. George Hadloy. tho
famous che mist died here todak
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REyIsTA COsIERCIAL.
opHRAc1oNEs DE- MUELLE.

yapor alem. Lo'hard,oia. de Hamburgo. a Fed
derscn, WilIink 4 c.. 80, $1,000 ,,at,,,r,s
Para silva & Co.. iO1 quesos bola Siu5s.
Para varies. 500 papns So. 100 qnesos hois
100 ! uuesos pafagris. HlmacenadaS,
vap. esp. 4n.ohio Lopez. de Cadiz. a Sobrinos de
Ezluiaga: ,
Para Was. soler. Palacios 4 Co. 500 : 10 pasas
itlI rs. 226 Ia higos ssh. 81 Ia cruelas II TO-
Van. ESP. s Puerto Rico. de Liverpool. Latimer
Para Guillermo Lianeras. 20 encurtides. laS
Para varios. 500 velas composition. detaladas
Berg. ing. Beta. de Lunemburg a LatimSr q Co.
i7J ternonea bacaao dem. 1912 i'd id. 36 tanl-
boros i'd HAS peseada. 5oIa bis macarelas 2a5 3D.
srsnques. i4O bis papas. Vendido preclos raser
Va los 47OOo teananis. 2s0Oo pies taDlas, aiInace
Col. amer Moate Christv. de NewYork. Enri-
que Delgado 10 auesos. 46 barres tocino mess.
Id. i'd clear. cslones higos. 10 pezas cabo pita
Para Carreras hijos terzones iamones. IS bis.
toeino. almaccnado.
Para Dominique Co.. atados aqua noflua.
rs { uuesoS alniacenado.
Para Silva 4 Co. ilO barriles papas.
Para Margary 4 Co.. 1900 pies tabas pino Dian
co, alInaeenado.
10 piezas cabo piia. Rimacenado
Berg. amer. Star Light. de kenehec, Mergary
4 Co. 1IG t0neadas hielo, 3O9iS pies tabas pino,
5000 teiamanis. almacenado.
Vap. !. sp. Maulteld. de Gibara. Iriarte. hernia
Para Dominguez 4 Co., 40 pacas taoaeo Sto. Do
Hara SQbFinos dc n, y serones con i9o estefas
Berg cap Faro de Ei9o, de orotava, Sobrinos
dS EzQuiaga, con cargo de sal papas Sigulo pa
"a Cuba sin hacer operacion.
Yap. esp, G,lipezcoG. de Cadiz. Sobrinos de Ez-
auias.a ID yinos, 500 barriles aceituRas rs
Para Was Sober, Paia0ios ! Co., eGs Ia Pasls,
coo id ia i'd 600 i'd 4es i'd IS rs. e0c cirueas l61s
rs LOO ElS ivas $50, 500 higos 81. 20oe breyas 81.
Para Enrique 0eIgado. 3Q0e higQs almaeenados.
Para lriarte hermaRo de Caraeena 4 Co.. so Ia
tas piMenfon. por wonder,
Para DoMingGez& CO.; is papel ID. nhipes'
8 elonganizas 10 sacos plmentnn, almacenado
Para Eobrinos de Pi 500 la higoS 81, a5 uvas
ts 800 j 10 pasas. 600 id 1s@ i'd 1900 id. k@ Id.
Venddas para Ponce, -. r.
Col esp loren Fepita. de Barcelona, q Was. So
leF Paaeios 4 Co.. con paootllas para Yarios
Pendienta de operacjon
Berg ing M II. Norris. de Halifax. d Feddersen
Willink Co.. 205 terzones bacalao, 30 Id. sols ID
i'd IS tambores i'd. I2s terzones pescada. 10 barrl-
les macarcias 2I6 id. arenqueS, lk5 barrlles papas
Yendido q precios reservados 5000 teJamams.
500 pies tRblaS por vender. CO,
Berg. esp SocofTO. de In Coruna, Was soier,
Palacios Co.. con cargamento de papas ce0o-
Has Eigui6 para Santiage de Cuba sin hacef ope-
rAci0n.
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Transacciones efectuadas:

MIEIES.-Las cxstencas son insigniflcantes
con poen demanda. habiendose yendido sola
mente 81 bocoyes Carmen. j. s.. 4 IA cts. gallon.
MAYAGuEz. VI NADIA pademos anunciar en- este
dulee. pues no hay existencias disponbes
PoNcE.-Aunque hay compradores en- la plaza
la demanda es fioja. alcanzando apenas g. loG TO-
coyes las yenas de laqHiGelna. log precios Sc
mantienell tirmss de s23 Z 2s segan ciase
CAEE.-Nada Sc ha hecho en- este grano pues
todavia no hay partdas disponibles de la nueva
cosecha pero por cuenta de casas de esta plaza SO
han efectuado compras EN- los otros mercudos de
la Isla. donde Va hay fruto para elnharlue.
MAYAauEz.-De Desppes de despachado el pendlti-
mo ypor para la Habana, lara el cua Sc paga-
ron hasta 2I1s, Qued6 e mercado en- calma az
tualmeDte Sc otrecen algunas pGrsiaas que po-
drian conseglirse do sfQ i 800 pefd hay poea de-
manda DenFro.de estos limites se han efeetuado
peqnefas operaciones.
Exportado. nueya eoseeha 3ll6 quintales
PoNcE.A caifsa de las lluyias Sc ha entorpeoido
la receeceion del grano que no adcIauta ctial era
de- esperagsa Las exist9ncias aetuales del nueyo
fruto pueden cRicularse 500 duintRles, sin que
haata ahora sepamos de transaction alguna que
Mege2ca rnencioAarse,
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EXPORTACION.

AZUCAR.-La misma Hojodad que Sc anuncia
de los princpaleS mercados conSumidorcs. ha
prevalecido este durante los dias tralIscurri-
dos desde Euestros ditimos avsos
Los tenedores POGO dispuestos vender los IL
mites que les ofrecian, no viendo por ahora as
pecto de que meloren. por fin han cedido algunos
restos de la zafra que estaban pendiente; efec-
tuandose las siguientes transaceiones.
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.pIS0LUcI0U 2E S0CIEpHp.

Con esta fccla ha sido disaeita por Escritu-
ra P1blica la sociodatl que giraba baio la razon
'de BrIganti y Colon la cual Sc de,licaba a
toda clase dc construcciOnes quedando obliga-
do ell que suscribe i la termination de las obras
en- construction en- I.ares Y apercibir los resi-
duoS; ell tirnaGte sc ocupara en- 10 successive con
su solo nonbre en- todos los ramos que Sc oeu-
paba In socie,lad dsuelta - l.areg seliembre
l877.-.IdiDae Cbt0R S-9
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Don ArSLides Alvarez ROSsy.

Suplicamos este sefior, ex-agente del Bo-
LErN en- San German, Sc sirva abonar esta
Administration S291-60 de recibos que le he
mos remitilo, amen dc otros que indebidamen
70 eobr6 con su propia firma y Sc 10 avisamos
nor este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
xado contestar las repetidas cartas que,
inuchas de elias ,ertifcadas, lie hemos remitido.
La Administration del Rnt.RTN
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Gaia de pr6stamos.

Ell 81 del comiente Sc remataran en- p6bca
almoneda las prendas de los talones siguientcs.
por cuenta de quien corresponds por 6rden
de D. Francisco Tinaud
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Carruajes.

De Gonzalez Ramos, salen d;arlamente las
dos de la tarde para Rio piadfas Caguas:
lss cuStro pare Cangretos y Rio piedras hetados
+0dhs h1rfs = Calla de Is F0rfalezl MIN 81
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ExpoRTADo us.TA IA FEcHA.
1876.

TABACO.-Ias notri:s porn sntsiactarias que
SO sigucm rccib,chdo de la Had.ana resHccto n
precios tien"n paralizadNs las opcrucioneS en- es-
n rama, nunuuu 0irccpn GigunAS paTtidtiS.
los conpratiori,S e4tan muy drSanimado-, los To-
nedorcs NJ unierrn acrntar lns limlirs que les
ofreccn. Solo sahnmos In Scnta dr unHs 9'o pacas
dc tripa Il - a.. aue han sdo emil ar 'adas para
aqurl dcstnn.
En- boicie NADIA Sc ha hecho. pudicndo conside-
rarse eNtnguida la coscchu sin cNiStcnc las IN pFi-
meraS manoS.
CUERos.-Siguen pae,.ndose log de clast dul-
ce que ilcgan al m"rrado de stl Ii Is se2un merto.
Ninguna operacon lie imp1rtancia.
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FEcHAsi Bocs. BIS. Ms6cAS, d,

MAYAGUEz.La zafra terminada en- este dstrito
no quedan partidas en- primeras maaos de que dis.
poneF, algpn0s Totes almaoenados que sd eXpoIta-
ran mas tarde otros Sc dedican al consume.
PoNcE Las oneraciones efectuadas on la quin-
cena que ACADIA de transcurrir, asumen una inn
portancia tai, que han impreso nuestro merca-
do una actividad solo regular en- plena zafra. A
consecuencla de estas ventas abajo expresadas
las existencias esan hoy reducidas un numero
bastante exiguo que no exeederd de 500 bocoyes.
Transacci0nns afecfnahas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-28
NueVa imprenta
"DEL BOLEIIN." "
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta imprenta con toda clase de
elementos ash de personal como de material
noderno dc las nlejores fabricas, abnndancia
do papel, hace con LIMPIEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESTEzA toda clase de impresos, libros,
a. desde los mas sencilos 4 los mas largos
complicaios. Para estados cuenta con exec
l.ntes eajas meeanicas.
PARA Ell cOMERCIO.
Oonocinientos de buques de vapor.-Idem de idem
a. yela. .--P6lzas do smharoue para cabotnie. De-
alaraci0ncs. As.. n.
rARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
Termacion .lc reparto territorial. bros talonarios
a. mntrfculas dc zanato Id taionarios de Ruia de
naderas. nhramientss municipaies carsaremes etc.,
REvIsTA COMMERCIAL
Que todas las auincenas, Ia salida de los vapores
inGiescs Ia correspondence para EUROPA as To-
nenns do venta.
TAMBIEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA
lRGLAlEENTOS GENERATES DE BILLAR
20 cENrAyos EJENPI.AR.
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Calnbios.

Giros sobrc L6ndrcs SO d. v. de 505 4 5i5 por (.
Espana u al II pa por pcqucnas
cantidndcs.
Santhomas 3's p.5 nominal.
Orc csraso.
Onzas espaholas y sus fracciones. ti7.
enterHs coombianaS mcJca-
mas otrns Republicans hispa-
no-americanas ........... IG.50
tsus fraeciones dc = y no
OnZas peruanas dc arbol, no cir
cuian.. ......,,........
Doble aguade Estados Unidos
sus fraccioncs ...,.s....... q
Confines de orc espaholes. .,....s.. b-25
Plata espaiiola 5.2Gf0o pa prcmio ftio oiictal
Monodn corriente PLATA americana,
Napoeoncs orc frances. al 2 pa premio.s
Descuento mercantil IL p.ss annual.
DERECHos DE IMPORTATION
QUE PAGAN Los PRINCIPAIEs AETfcuLos DE FRocE-
DGNCIA NAcIoNAL EN- DANDERA ESrANoJA.
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bOLETTN HERCANTIL DE- PUERTO-RlCO
PREcros DE SUBSCRIPTION.

PkECIOS DE SUSCRIPClON.
foE foT g.i. IN aao ,s,s.s en- = isla. e .a
For un trimeStrc.
POr un mes en- Ia CAPITAL ~
YOr H. ia tSih l =
por un an0 en- In Peninsula gu el eNtranlero,
enviando 81 peri6dieo franco de porte por el
Por I'M an0 en- la Isla e CulAa.-..... ....... u
A5- Los suseriptores que no quieraR entenderse
con los senores ASencs, paesicn hacerIo dfracta-
uentc con esta Administration renlitiendo imports
de suscriucon en- 6renes biilees te latria seilas
de eorreo recibiran el BOLETIN con faja aparte.
Toaas las suscripciones anuneies Sc pagan por
adsiantaio. -
PRECIOS DE.ANUNCIOS.
De una seis lineas de impression, pablieandose
hasts tres yeces 68 cts. dem cada rcngion que
oxeasla de los sei. Los preos scrtn dobles cuaado
los anuneios Aay;s de pu5ieaFse caracteres grue
sos s eI, l. nIimeroS tips como los dc estas
hneas -Por nlss.s amos sc admiteR, anupeios
Dreeios eonvencionales: Los communicates SO CO.
braran centayos la hnea impresa. - Ahuncios
eomunicadoe Sc 2bonaran atieia-tados.
A los suscritotes Que nj presentar anuncies CO.
n unieados para s insercien eXhhan 81 reeibo de
tar al eorrienie eli pago Sc les hars una rebaja
De 10 p.%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-28
ANUNCIO.
Villamil Y c.,
AViSO a los HacendadOS,


Declare que el ST.. Coronel c. J. TRUE. las perso-
mas pQr g, rombradas como agentes son las unicas
en- csta lela autorizadas para vender mi pro-
cetImlento do hacer aZflcar con gas sulfuroSo
FL COronel TRUE tiene oil derecho exclusive aiuso
de mis- inventose en- las islas de Cuba Puerto Rico
mad podra contfats.A Su uso sino el antedicho
Sr. Coronel G. }. TRUE las personas por 81 auto
rizadas
Habana. mayo de 1877.
EIRMADo: A STEWART,
Iagenio SAN CAYEr4NoA-C -Cfh'a ISta de Cuba.
mayo de 1877,
Delaro que la unica persona autorizada para re-
+ ,sentarme la isla dc Puerto Rico eA el Sanor
ID. RICARDO ENRIQUE HuRToS,
{. ]. TRUE
Los hacendados que deseen uizar los varios apa-
ratios procedimientoS do elaborar aZicnr de nueva
lnvenci"n puaden dirigirse Mayaguez D. RICAR-
DO ENRIQUE BURTON 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-28
A los Sres. cOmerciantes.

En- Ia nueya inprenta del Boletin Mercantil
Fortaleza -37, Sc imprimen tdesde esta fecha)
como tiene acreditado, con
Il tsnsp, eNaetitud J linPieza,
Cenyenios nercantiles,
COnformidades
Obligaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-28
DEREcHos DE IMPoRTAcIoN

QUE PAGAN Los PRINCIPALEs AETicuLos DE FRooE-
DENCIA NAcIoNAL EN- pANDERA EsrASoJA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09
nee SENATE AVN THR nAR1NEr.

If President Hayes, acting under the
suggestions of the Jesuitical Southern
Democracy, really seeks breach with the
Senate he will probably not find it hard
matter to do. President Grant, q much
stronger man, found that body sufficiently
pugnacious whenever he gave them an &C.
casion to lock horns with him. The first
skirmish under the new administration
took place when the President sent in the
names of his new Cabinet. The unusual
course was pursued of referring these
nominations to a committee, which has
not yet been appointed. Of course, the
Importance of this circumstance has been
greatly magnifed by the Democratic caves
troopers who have already turned their
backs upon Mr.. Tilden to take mis- sue
cessful rival under their protection. The
ground is assumed that in case of con-
hict between the Senate and the executive
the latter would be much the stronger,
and it even appears as though some of
these mischief makers had taken advan-
tage of the courtesy which permits them
to approach the President to edge him on
to war with the veterans who have
but just returned victorious from q
most determined contest with the
whole embattled hosts of the De-
mocracy. The appearance of two pro-
nounced Democrats, Messrs. Key and
Devins, in the Cabinet, with one gentle
man of very eccentric political antece-
dents, is enough to warrant little in
quiry as to their fitness to be intrusted
with responsible positions under Re
publican administration that has come in
and is likely to remain in power by the
skin of its teeth. Perhaps all the NOM
inees may be confirmed, but if not, why,
then, there is no help for it. The Senate
has the absolute right to reject any NOM
nation. 1t often did reject Grants and
he merely sent in other names. There is
no doubt President Hayes will emulate
the good sense and prudence of his pre-
decessor and thus dash to the ground the
nine hundred and ninety-ninth Democrat
prediction of quarrel between him and
the Senate.