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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-08-21
Will Mr. ManYille Explain (!
Jitoy FyOySdo AqyicasIturist:

Editor Florida A AgrScssttur5St
[ should like to ask Mr.. Arthur Ii.
Manville to please explain what he
means in his article headed "Hints to
New Comers," where he says (near
the bottom of the third column) "lt
is difficult to obtain fresh fruits and
vegetables for the table, and at the
bottom of the same paragraph, "a
plentiful supply of fresh vegetables OF
all kinds can be had the whole year
round
These two statements conflict just
a little. I was asked to explain by a
friend who contemplates coming
here, so in turn repair to the au-
thur.
Also will he please tell us what
kinds of vegetables can be raised so
plentifulIy and at what time Of the
year he plants.
| think his answer will be very &C
ceptable to many readers Of this val
uablc paper, for very many have fail
ed in raising vegetables, except in
fact, sweet potatoes, Florida peas,
melons, cucumbers and q few to-
matoes. J. a. +. III.
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Contents Of this Number.

Page lis = Let Us Have More Light !;
Draining the Okechobee; Orange City /;
Will Mr.. Manville Explain.
Pace 114-What a Bird Thought, poetry /;
Tho Buried Bungalow; Mr.. Sarsaper' s
Black Eye; Rhymester's Sorrow; What
She Asked Tommy; Recipes.
Page I15-Poultry Breeding; Adv'mts.
Page e116-EditOrials; Wrong Information /;
Too Clever; Using and Abusing Florida /;
lloridiana.
Page t17-The State Fair; Orange Orchard
ing; Adv'mts.
Page 11S Determination of Seeds; Bees
Bananas and Pine-apples; How to Choose
n melon; How To Treat the Hair; Legal
Notices.
Page 119-The Farm Boy and His Errands;
Adv'mts.
Page 120-Telegraphic Adv'mts,
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DRAINING THE OKECH0BEE.
h,ditor EYoriaa AqricuNurist:

Editor Florida AQricukawist
Your editorial in the AGRIcUL,
rUR1sT, of August IA, on the drain
inc of Lake Okechobee and the ac-
companying clipping from the Sa-
yannah NoarS led me to some refiec-
ton and inquiries concerning the area
of the country proposed to be drain
ed. the probable value Of the land
when drained, and the influence such
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The seeds of plants are their eggs
A sunaower produces 1000, a poppy
10000, tobacco plant 100000, and
spleenwort 100000. Some, as the
sea pink, have but one seed, umbellit-
erous flowers two, and the surge an d
ranunculus three, The capsule of the
white poppy contains 5000 seeds.
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fers to settlers without keeping back
the things unpleasant.
Before closing 1 will call attention
to the growth and condition of our
beautiful Highlands.
This section is rolling pine lands,
being a continuation of the fertile
region about Middleburg on Black
creek, which follows the creek up to
Trail Ridge, the highest point of the
A. G. & w. /. T. f. r., and extends
over into Baker county. 1t is most
excellent land for oranges and
grapes. A neighbor, who is an old
resident, has a number of oranges
seven years old covered with fine
looking fruit. And he tells me that
last year, one of his trees, at six
years, bore few oranges. He
spreads the fertilizer on the surface
of the ground, under the trees and
does not dig it in. Young trees also
grow wonderfully. The place is yet
new and no large groves are started,
but | see some very promising nurs-
cries Truck gardening has not yet
been attempted to any extent, as the
land is almost all new, though Mr..
Albert Bunker has make some ship
ments and intends to extend his bu-
siness another year. Mr.. Baldwin is
also making preparations to so into
the business. The location is good
because the land is high and has drain
age, therefore crops can be plant
ed earlier. Mr.. Polechio, who has
160 acres, has been here nearly two
years and has a large, pleas It house
erected, stable &c, and three acres
cleared, (pine stumps and all,) fenced,
and under cultivation, and two acres
cleared but not fenced. He has on
his place a number of bananas set out
a year ago last Spring which have
made a surprising growth and one
large, purple bud a foot
long. Several of the residents have
flourishing bananas which bear fruit
every year Although we are too
far north to grow bananas successful
ly as business, yet the growth Of
these and Of fruit trees generally
shows soil remarkably we'll adap
ted to fruit raising. Mr.. p. is also
trying some African millet, which is
doing finely and is excellent to feed
to cattle and horses. There is no
Guinea grass here as yet but the
writer intends to introduce it in the
Fall
A postoffice, accommodating this
neighborhood, has been started and
given the name of Highlands Station,
J. G. Baldwin, postmaster. Several
Of us are expecting friends from the
n orth to come here and settle this
Fall. We find Florida a pleasant
place to live in, climate healthful, soil
easily worked, and, though new and
almost unfertilized, when properly
bringing good crops. We
do not hesitate to advise those who
have means and want to change their
homes to come among us.
Il. L. Il.
Highlands. Aug. 16. 1878.
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LET US HAVE MORE LIGHT.
Editor Florida AgriculturiSt.'


In your issue of July Sd | see an
article copied from the Eyeni,,g
Tr0celer which lets considerable light
into the manner of settling lands in
Florida. There seems to be more
than one screw loose, where lies the
fault : There appears to be a Flor
ida fever approaching in its wild and
utopian ideas the gold fever of Cali
tornia. People Of all classes, some
with money and some none, are rush
ing TO the State, thinking to make
fortunes in few years. What is to
he done They come here with false
accounts of the immediate profits of
FRUIT raising and truck farming, buy
land and SO to work with a will, but
they soon find that their way of farm
ing is not suited to this new soil, and
what they raise and ship becomes y
prey to commercial handlers and
grabbers No wonder they get dis
couraged and leave the State. No
wonder we hear -disparaging reports
about Florida.
What we want is right knowledge
now to treat this peculiar soil which
is so different from that Of the North
aud w est,a and thorough overlooking
md over-turning of the present sys-
tenn of putting our crops into the
Northern markets.
The writer of the article alluded to
says he is inc lined to think, with the
President Of the Farmers Society at
Waldo, that "ncw land cannot be
got into reasonably good order
in less than three years" This state
nlent does not make it clear what he
considers to be reasonably good or
der In this part of the State new
land broken up in July or August,
and sown in COW peas to be turned
under in the Fall, will grow excellent
corn, peas and sweet potatoes, with
out manure. And l can point to
bhose who have grown these same
crops on land broken up in the Win
ter, three months before planting, the
rows being listed aud without ma
nurc.
We need information Of reliable
character, from reliable source, so
that settlers coming to the State may
feel safe in using il and profiting by
Il, ard need not waste time in trying
TO make their Northern methods
work in a Southern latitude. The
need of light of this character is
great aud many are beginning to feel
it forcibly, no doubt set to thinking
by the series Of excellent articles in
the AGRICULTUBIsT entitled GLOW
10 live in Florida" Let us have
more of these for there is here a
wide field to work in. And let us
have a book filled with such matter
and sold at a price which will allow
of its being spread far and wide
Let us faithfully set forth the many
great advantages which Florida Of
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give information, the cost to the
State Of draining the lake would soon
be met by money arising from the
sales of land.
Doubtless the sum of 100000, as
estimated by the Savannah NeacS cor
respondent, is far below what the &C.
tual cost would be. Governmental
machinery can hardly be put in mo-
ton for $4,000. But unless the
necessary amount is very many times
greater than this, it is not beyond an
easy accomplishment by the State.
If it is, the matter may as well be
dropped, for there is nothing more
certain than that government will
not 90 SO far outside the course of
its prescribed constitutional duties.
It is delusion to look to the gener-
al government (as the correspondent
referred to seems to suggest for aid
in a matter as purely local as this is,
by any fair construction of the case.
County Commissioners might with
almost as much propriety ask the
central government to decorate the
grounds about the court house.
The people of Holland have spent
millions Of money in saving from the
sea few thousand acres that in nat
ural productive capacity bear no kind
of comparison with this land in south
ern Florida. Large bodies are actu-
ally below the level of the sea, which
hangs over them like a great threat
ening hand, and is only kept of by I
| system of dykes, which upon severa
: <,ssessSxs4s mas Uecu or0nciz over.
From the lower levels the water is
elevated by multitude of pumps,
worked by windmills, into canals,
which pour it into tho sea. By COM
parison with this old world combat
with the ocean, the difficulties Of
draining the lake and everglades
dwarf into insignificance. 1t is true
that in Holland there was al imme-
diate and very urgent demand
for land, while in Florida there is to
spare. Still, such is the character of
the land to be redeemed, and the
slight cost of the work in comparison
with the results to be obtained, that
it is not too soon for the subject to
receive attention. Instead of being
cause Of great expense without ad-
equate returns, it is quite certain that
the sales of land would soon become
considerable source of revenue. In
addition to this we owe something to
the future this work should be done
now, or soon, for the reason given in
the editorial which induced these re-
marks "Such work must be done
before the surrounding country is set
tied up, for it will cause malarial te-
yer for some distance around when
such vast mass of decayed vegeta-
bic matter is exposed to the SUM-"
In these words you have present
ed the strongest argument in favor Of
immediate action in this matter, and
one that should induce the proper
authorities to take measures at an ear
ly day to secure accurate surveys and
estimates of expenses, preparatory to
actual work in the near future, unless
such surveys and estimates show the
work to be much more expensive
and less important than is now sup
posed. ,. W. IL.
jacksonville, August 20, 1873.
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FROM ORANGE CITY.

Editor .EYoridd Ag'icltttWist
You may wonder if the people OF
this place are all sleeping through
the rainy season-will say, nay but
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Scene in railway carriage
Fond wife /: "Let me see your paper
a moment, dear Husband Icy es,
as soon as we get to the tunnel"
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dando las calderas siempre limpias -Alimen-
tddords aut6matas V de yapor para caleieras,
que otrecen seguridad completa ecoEomia -
AtdrnldS para calderas - Con este aparato
sencifo y dc lnuy POGO costo, es impossible por
descnldo queinar has calderas. .-Toda clase de
pdilds yrdlrulas para ksterfas connnes per-
Observation-Disclosures bMn~1s para hacien-
das, almacenes, oiicinas Y pul ulperias
MoI'noS para mais, tijos portaties de todos
tamafos. -Bonbas de riego, centritugas de
piston n-Despppuadores de SIERRA cilindro V
de cuchillo especial para algodon. = Aparatos
para cQfs, de desgranar, descascarar, iimpiar
surtir el grano por tamaho separar ell cara
colillo. o.-M4uinas para hacer ladlillos, telas
Y fnbos de baro -.NdquiRaS de vapor para
arar, zanjear etc -Nnn6metros, pir6melros
bar0met'os, relojes, Hares, rdi,'ulas, toda
clasc de materiIl y etectos de bronco hero
para maquinas, calieras para hacienda lie azG-
car, cafe, maiz airoz etc. EJtctos de Ielegyu-
ia, h'dmrtas, .fe7'ro-cGfyiles, Pueates de hier-
ro.-Como tamben todO ~rtsteyidl, edifici0s
maqutnaria etc. para .tactortas cBQtralcs.
Para pormenores, precios etc. dirfgirse en-
Ponce d. Roberto Graham, tnico agente> en-
esta Provincial. - Ponce, Puerto Rico, enero
lTde 1873. Micro
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IMPORTATION.
0PERACI0NEs DE MUELLE.

Berg. esp. BdytoloIns de- Malaga Sohrinos de
p-M pp. vino tiuto. saf2 i'd. i'd a 1904 id id. ia.
ssa 800 sacos arroz Valencia sS14. $50 garraf. nss
anisasio 10Y ris $50 i'd holanda IL ris,. i60 %
100 Id aid Id ss.. enc id a ID So "a sacos gar.
banzos 81. sid. anfs $ls. .? Ill alpiste 81 800 bis.
a. vino dulcc 1feiendeZ 700 i'd "a i'd i'd Id seco
10 rls.. 1000 saeos q harina trigo detallada.
Para Was. Soler, Palacius 4 Co-7Se q pasas.
Is ID id 81. i'd Id. S.
Berg. alem. Bruno q Marie. de Canariss. a Fed
Para Enrique Delgado-1e.7oo losas de en- vara
ek rls 800 pindras fltro slS 54s bcrnegales G0f0o
Para Was. soler Palacios & Co.-4 longanizas
Para sobrinos de Pi--I2 cubos qlesos detalIados.
nos de uuiags-Ii90 bis. harina trlco, ll70 sscos
s a ID Id. i'd. 1b0 sacos a id. id. ain acenadns.
Proeedentg de almacen vendieron los Sres. Was.
Eoler falaeios Co. 2S vino gennroso s4is
Marquee 4 Garcia -Farto dc sn cargo: 1000 hotias
= a aeeite. go sacos arrOz Valencia. 900 garrafo-
nes anisado holandn, so frutas almibar. 25 i'll.
ID. extraidas. 40 np vino ttnto Gisbert- Vendido
q precios reservados. Con el resto de su cargo
s'&nio para la isia dc Cuba
Berg Hal Z7inda. de Genova. con surtido de
frutos. sigui6 para Mayagn.z sin hacer opera
chm.
A Ultima bora han entrado los bu1ues siguien-
tes
Pol. gol esp. Darta de Montevideo Trinidad.
4 Sohrinos de P3. 500 qls. carne tasajo. Vendido
4 nreci 5 ressr .adoS-
Vap. esp. Mnvapilez d. Liverpool vap. ing
Berribi1 de New York. LAtimer Co.. con car
ca q ficie para arios. Pendientes de operncIon.
Gnl. amer. Mabel de Bangor. a Crosas Finlay,
con fnRderNs que almacanan
Berg ital Lssi1oi f.. de Genova. q Sobrinos de
Ez1uiaga con frutos. Pendiente de operacion.
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Los sehorcs que deseen eucargar maqnna-
.ia agricola 6 industrial para azdcar, cafe,
arloz, maiz, alg' don, riegos. mad ras las
pequehas industries, pueden obtener toda cla-
Sc de po m 1nores, precios y condolences de
pago, dirigi6ndose en- Ponce d Don Robeyto
Graham, Mgeniero dnieo agf --esaesta isla
de los f brcantcs abajo NOM ~
Sres. A. y w. SmiM y CT r7h rs
hanlore ANioh y c" Nottingham ~ n.
cuyas especialda;cs son toda clase de maqe~
maria carina-.Sres W. H. BE- 1ey y c" Sal
tord, Accessories materia.es para fabricas al
vapor. r.--Sres CfoSsGlY brothers, Manchester,
Motores Gas6geno que no necesitm aqua, cal
dcra nj carbon. Hdgcd1'd, 7yier, y Co
L0ndres, Moorcs cllGricosy maquinara al va
por perfscuonada. - SrfS .John F0,cier u
O. Leeds L0HdypS Aparntos al vapor para
cutivar Ia terra. -Sres j. B. Fleming " CH
Edimbu1Vo. Aceites para maquinara Y tinta
para mprenta --SreS. RlRsOmes Sims yHead
Lpsi,cich lnstruncnt's agricolas, MolinoS
para maz etc -Sres. S. T. RdnS0D,es u O.
LondreS, Maquinaria para trabajar maderas,
novedades en- quncallcra etc.-Sres. J. B.
Ba,1dclough, Manchester. Apa"atos para la
preparation de tibras, los materaes Ell que
sc utilizan. WootOn Desk c. Gl1sg H. Escri-
torios patentes para casas de comercio y parti-
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cularcs,--lStes John UfgM y O. Aparatos
econ6micos para alunibrar ngenios casas
partculares.
Lo siguiente es I'M resGmen parcialae Ia ma
quIIarIa Y etectos agricolas e ndustriales,
construidoS en- los taleres de los seiiores fabri-
cantes arriba nombrados
.NofinOS de todos tamahoS para cafia hasta
~ pugadas diametro. con todas las meioras
lara ehtener la mayor extraction -Bon,bas
para guarapo, horizontalcs, verticales de va
r.-.ndqujnas de rapor, verticatcs, horizon
tales fijas portatiles de uno, dos tres cn-
dros con expansion, condensation senceillas V
todos tamaiios. lKdqatnds ntn,ost9ricas que no
gastan callera carbon nj aqua 7ucHos al
tdci0 y triple etst0 con suS bombas condcn-
sadore', a injection V superficales para ln-
cares en- donde escasea Il aqua. TachoS de
tapDr a. aire libre.-- ErdpOrad0ra dc Wet.
eel Bour Y otros. -Curifcadores rectangular
res, sem-estGr;cos continues - Cenhqfutprs
de Hcpworth, Weston Manlovc, Alliot -FTlt,os
de precipitation, de sacos, carbon animal, V
FlItros prensas. -fdlierds de fuses, cindri-
cas-, seccionales, Galloway, multitubulares v
compuestas - Cd{eatad0res y purifcadores
tie aqua para calleras que ofrecen una econo-
mia dc 20 80 por cicnto en- combustiblc, que
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TASAJO.-Ias existencias de este sando son
cast nulas ell mercado en- buena posici0n uara
los primenos arrib g. Al ccrrar nuestro buinero
anterior auefiaba penAente In oferta traSmitida Il
Trinidad tor parte del cargo peT berg Dar3a. en-
va oferta de conliciones corrientcs 20 dias
planclIa. ha sdo aeeptada por I5Oi d S. y 81 buqae
ya lego este puerto
Como sta partida es corta. eonsdcram que
So realiSir,i en- brev-, deniro de POGO podrii 90
lonarse otro peluefo registro en luates t,irTni-
nos.
fo no del clear lnfsS hnr res.ulans exis-
te eacins Cctza;nos de q a prilncro .ie sl7
i ~ u gsmdu. Ninguna entfmda
NELAS hE COApOSlCIOS.-I.a lie ABI1aeres
So Vendcn lasiS dc ~ Al 10. Las existencias e to-
daS elias. SON limit das con re2nlfr dcmHndH.
VINO TlATD.-t Como las lilttnas eRtrall, ~ han
sis'. de grau i'm mportnncia ei mertaio rera-
bran,to Dislor tOn0, aunaua tr1'cios thdayia no
podencs ,ie.ir 10 mism'. Por Edriplo}n1 de d.
ltca se SCndiareH IS pp.. ~ , 1904 ill., catalan 4
Si6 pipa. For Naria (sGbe'. de Msliotca. - pipas
f'lsyert. rcsrrvalo.
VINO DULCEG SECO.-Dc Ia anterior quiner-
ma Guedaban pcndiente de- vcnta 600 bis. de "a
do Msiaga. Dlaren ueleHdes. que se rcparteton en-
drtalle 4 - rls. duce seco Con esta en'rada
queda el mercado proyisto pnr ahora los com
pfadores POGO animados Il paSar iguales nmites
mientras no pase un intervalo regular.
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DIA -.
De Trinidad verg. esp. "Daria, cap.
Casals, 4 Sobrinos de Pi.-70,000 kilgs.
tasajo.
De Geneva, berg italiano Luigi F.
cap. Villa, 4 Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, 1000
s. arroz, 270 c. mana, 60 s. garbanzos,
90 S. pimienta, 10 s. anis, II bis. casta-
mas, 200 xii. salchichon, C. zapatos, 4
bocoyes nueces. :
DIA "a.
De la Guaira Y St Thomas, vap. ing.
" Hadji," a Latimer e. Co.-Para Sobri-
nos de Pi, 126 atados pescado salado.
De Roskcport, col. amer. Mabel
cap. Malorey, 4 Crosas & Finlay.
47,625 pies de MADEIRA lib toneladas
de hielo.
DIA 25.
De st. Thomas, vap esp. Manuela," !"
cap. Bida8uren, Iriarte H. de Cara
cena d Co.
Para Chavari, Mendizabal 4 Co, l {
mercancfa. Sobrinos de Pi, / paquete
hbros.
De Cadiz, vap. esp. Ciudad Condal," +"
cap. NJ. c. de la Mata, Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga, 90 aceite de mani, 2 bis. vi
nos Sobrinos de Pi, 90 fdos, hilo AGAR
rcto. Was, Soler, Palacios & Co.. 1874
5. garbanzos, % vino y fetes d varios.
De Faiardo y demds puntos de su ru-
ia, vap. esp. Aviles," cap. Ventura con
pasajeros.
De Sevllla. berg esp. "Isabelita," cap
Boch, 4 la 6rden.-2 $500 bis vivo, 700
botijas aceite, 100 S. garbanzos, IL S.
caeahuet y transito para la Habana.
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CIRCULAR.

San Juan Puerto-R Rico Mario de 1873
Por mGtuo convenio, segun escritura pGblica
de esta fecha,. sc ha separado el s6cio d. Gas
par Bauza de la casa lie comertio que suscribe.
10 ayisamos a V. para su inteligencia.
De V. altos 5. 5. O. b. NJ
h.. mario 81. j. Garcia y Comp.
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Noticia importante. !.
A LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN A La ExpoeICIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

Ell dia q del corriente saldra de Santh6Inas
ell lmagnifco y ynuevosapor ingles g Medway' de
1880 toneadas. Los pasageros que Van q Ia Ex-,
poslcion pneden ir a Cherbourg v De .aquel
puerto Paris por ferro- carril en- 6 i s h0ras.
Los que van Espaha desde Paris pueden ir
tambien pur ell mismo ferro-car atravesando
les Princes en- pocas horas teniendo la opor-
tunidad de gozar de las magnificas vistas one
Sc presentan destle este punto.
FL vapor Medway hizo su tlltimo viale de
Barbadoes southampton en- tliez dias
Los yapores Trasatlanticos ingleses toca-
ran en- Mayagiez los dias l3 de Abril. IA de
Mayo, l3 de JUNO y en- Ponce ell % de Abril,
81 de Mayo y q de JUNO Pasajeros que de-
seeniea q Europa via Mayagdez Ponce pueden
tomar bts>tes de pasajes en- esta agencia para
Plymouth, southampton Cherbourg 8 Paris.
LsTIMER & Co
Puerto-R Rico "a lie Mario de 1878.
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EXPORTACION.

AZUCAR.-Las noticias de mejor aspecto on
los mercados reguladores unidas d la con urren-
ella di@ compradorcs on al nue,tro. ha imprimido
hsstante attividad en- las transaeciones los pre-
clos ttenden ALA por Il. com petenca c=tableeda
Durante la quiRcena Sc han efcctundo operncio-
nes de alguna importancia segun observara
por LA ncta de veptas uuedan cerrados eompro-
misos para nucvas partidns huenos linlitcs
81 tempo sisGe favorable para 10 molienda, y
solo e5 de desearse nn ala que anime la stua-
ciOn.
Las ventas eisctuajas han sido:
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CIRCULAR.

Gurabo, p r. 9 de mario de 1878.
Muy Sr. nuestro y amigo: Por eompra que
nos han hecho nuestros s0cios ID. jaime D.
Rafael Sala, de la Hacienda RUENA VISTA ell
primero y del esi9b ecimiento mereanti ell se-
gundo, hemos disleto Ia sociedad que tenia.
mos estableeda Gu este pueblo, quedando su
liquidaoion a cargo del relerido nuestro socio
ID. Jaime,
Contados en- qne dispensara Buestros su-
cesores igual coniianza que anosotros, nos re-
petimos aifmos. AMIGOS S. 5.
@. B. s. NJ
SALA DAyILA 4 Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-27
MOvlMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS-

ENTRADAS.
Dia a3.-Vap esp. .sMayagaez.o de Liverpool
cap Ilizaguirre, 4 Latimer 81 tdias
naYeg. carga general
a-Yap esp, s.Manuelita,a de Aguadi
la cap. Vidangure, Caracena, /
dia, general
23.-Gol. esp. ''Rosita,n de Vega. .baia,
cap. Silva, ] dia, azlcar
23-Vap. ing. Bermuda de New York
can Angrobe, a 1atimer, 6 dias ge.
neral.
6 %. berg. ltaliano sIugie, = de Geneva, a
EzQuiaga. 40 dias, idem
|" 23.-Gol. cap. SDalia, de Trinidad, cap.
Casals, a S. Pi dias, tasajo.
" "a. -Vap ing. ''Hadji', de Sant6mas
cap. Morrisi Latimer, lidis, general
G 24.--GoI amer. ssMabep', de New York
cap, Mahones, 4 Crosas hielo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-27
SOCHEDADES.
GAIA DEPRESTAMOS

Fl 80 del corriente sc remataran en- p1bca
almoneda las prendas de los taones siguientes,
por cuenta de qucn corresponds por 6rden
de D. Francisco Tnand