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hoops u feet ordinary prime sss $685. do II feet.
do, S2S $50 per NJ.
CorrkR was quiet but without change. and lake was
firmly held at To- a l6tfc., cash.
CoRpAGE was unchanged. We quote:-Manila largo and
small l25ac l5c tarred Manila l2c; Sisal rope iOac
Ike.
CoIroN-Qnoations for tho spot marked
mp l-loc with the feeling steady and the demand more
active Futures opened higher sold lower the changes
being Indicated below The sales after Change in
cude 900 bales strict low mddng Texas for spinning tt
present spot qnotauons. to be delivered to the mills
in September also $50 bales for spinning.
In the regular way Total sales spots, since last
port unciuding saes reported below. 2.1l4 bales.
The New York stock has been reduced corrected to
iu4 Hoo bales or this amount 1000 loading and
shipboard maximum stock in New York 90 5 bales.
against Ssooo do last year. Net consolidated stock,
l2soof bales against ia 57 do last year On Saturday
and Monday about 900 bales hands for
port IN exchange for August making he unso
New YORK stock about 50 900 bales We also further
sales OF ooo bales IN short notices for The best
sales showed AN advance the closing of
day OF Is points in August. IL points in September
y IN october in November and in December
The market at the lowest points showed compared with
the final prices of yesterday decline of points in
August points in September. points in October 3
points in November. points In December and points in
January The closing quotations of yesterday and to-day
compared. Pive decline of points IN July points in
August points in September points in October points
in November, points in December points
nary. points in February and points in Marcia Tho
sales to-day from A. ". three 4. NJ.
delivery were lO3 900 bales.
The closing prices of " with yesterdays
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In State bonds the leading feature Louisiana
eonsos. which declined per to 40; Virginia con-
soils. ex matured coupons, firm and advanced
from 81 to SIX. District Of Columbia 3-C5's sold at
$50.
Railroad bonds active There was sharp
advance in Lehgh and Wilkesbarro consolidated as-
sented. which sold up to 79A. reacted to 49,. and
rallied to TO- against 7514 at the close yesterday;
do. incomes rose IN per cent to 80. c.. c. aud l. O.
hrsts and do. trust company receipts assented adj
vAnced 2h per cent to 5S while do. second, trust
company receipts, asscnted fell of per cent to ~
Toledo and Wabash frsts. coupon. fell to llOI
but do, st. Louis division. coupon, rose to w.
and consolidated convcrtibles. coupon, to 79L
Kansas Pacific, Denver division. trust receipts as
sentcd. in good request and rose to l03n.
Rome, watertown and Ogdensburg consolidated.
drsts, aud Canada Southern frsts, were q fraction
lower. the former selling down to 57s and the latter
to 571. Alton and Terre Haute incomes. fell or
from 81 to 90. c.. c., G. and consolidated to
los. Delaware and Hudson registered. of 1891. to
io2k; do. of 1894. coupon, to 1o5k Harlem
coupon. hrsts to 126; Ohio and Mississippi seconds
TO 1UO and Michigan Central sevcns to 40.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT LEO HIGHER; FUTURES
LowEI-FLoUI FIgM-wHEAT HIGHER-coaN
FIRM-oArs QUIET-wHIsKEY STEADY PORK
QUIET-LARD FAIRLY ACTIvE-sPrRITs TuR-
PENTINE NoMINAL-BoSIN NoMINAL--coFFEE
sTEADY-sUGAR FIRM FIRM.
TUESDAY. July 22-G p. NJ
Business continued moderate in most cases to-day
but there some exceptions to the rule On
Change tho wheat market again under con-
troll Of the Spectators who put up prices 30
. &c.. thereby restricting business considerably
Flour firm. Corn firm. but quiet. oats
quiet whiskey quiet Pork renal ned Ia let and
nearly nominal Lard fairly active without dec ded
change Cotton the spot Lice. higher; futures
lower Coffee ruled steady and sugar remained rm
Oils Quot. Petroleum arm. Naval stores re-
NAMED nominal
ASHES quiet 4,sc- 40 for pots and &C. ese
for pearls.
AsrlnoSY remained dull at lisxc l2e according to
brand
BEEswAx remained dull and nominal NJ 30 24Lc for
Western and Southern.
CovrKx There only tolerate call for Rio but the
market ruled steady and 1900 bags Rio OK Sirius sold on
private terms We note the arrival Of the ST. Orlaf with
5000 bags Rio The stock here tonight In first hands
bags Mild coec quiet aud barely steady
sale Of 29i bags Costa Rica Colon on private
terms We quote Ordinary, Ike. fair do i3s.c good
do. l4c prime do 1is4c range for lots &c
lee; Santos, fair " good. 13isc l4c ninety day.
Java government bags 22c 23c. grass mats 24c 5c
Singapore Ice. 17c.; Ceylon. 14c Ice; Maracabo,
Ike i61sc.; Laguayra. 13c i5c Jamaica lie. q
i4lsc.; ST. Domingo. ioAc. IKE; Porto Rico i5c
i6t,c Costa Rica. lac. i7c Mexican l4c I5Lc; An
ggsura, loo i7c 'savans, Ike i7c: Curacoa lie
CoorrR,cr sIocK was unchanged, We quote MO
lasses shocks 32inch with heads, 81 90 vi sO sugar
@ v' 7 neIus hl =, - ~ io DO 90 5vnsh
50 So oiOe do 50 % 5os empty hoSsheaGs 81 q IS:
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,wing are the closing quotations.

Money continued easy at "a to per cent on Stock
Exchange collateral stfening at the close however,
to per cent The rate on government securities
l to per cent Prime mercantile paper was
discounted at to per cent by leading brokers.
The following we're the rates of domestic exchange
on New York at the aforementioned cities :-Savan-
nah selling Ole premium, buying GIG premium;
Charleston buying none, 3-l6. selling =; New Or
loans. commercial e SIG premium, bank d pre-
MUM; st. Louis, LILO discount; Chicago, weak. lilo
discount buying, LILO premium selling. and Boston.
par.
Government bonds were stong and active through
out. closing at the highest prices OF tho day. We
Quote:-
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~ hcat-rhe market irregular and higher for all
pTativey little being done in cash wheat For cash aud
spring 81 ~ was bid at the call but nothing The
sales including ooUOO bushels for future delivery
for No. red 81 Uoa 81 % for No New York spring 81
for No 3Chcago yc osc tor ungraded spring. fo-
asl llS Tor No white 81 ISL 81 ie3s Tor No white,
do August, 81 1874 81 IA for do Tor scpiem-
ssr' 81 ~ ,t i1r Dc, do DO. for August 20 and
The following the bid aud asked prices second
call No Ncrthwcst for July 81 "a bid, 81 IS asked;
81 rs Did "a Is asked do. August ST i4I, hid 81 5I
asked: DO september y u bid 81 Is ASKED; No red
u IS s. ke ss DO ed ns Il sp S i
do August q II bid. ~ ID asked; September II ~
Guiding $1,000 bushels Tor future delivery, were 2oooUO
bushels at t,e ior No mixed ahoat 4SAc for lots
fSsc for steamer mixed iSc for high mixed Soc iof
yellow 53lsc No white The following we're tho
bid and asked prices at the second call July, steamer
August steamer 44tsc bid Acc. asked do. No 45l,c.
bid, 41lsc asked September steamer 4Jc. bid 4osec.
asged: DO No 4aac BID tesc asked Rye was arm 6at
611,c Some 10000 bushels State sold ON private terms
Barley and nal, we're , hr% and OF the latter
foed ruled firm We quote shorts per ton 40 lbs Si2;
do, 90 lbs, si2 50 siS do sharps 100 lbs, si7 90
rye feed S4a $40. Beans steady ut late prices We
quote Marrow free on board, 81 30 81 32 pea 81 80
ncy ~ % 81 u.s. black kidney 81 10 81 10 Peas were
quiet We quote;split, free, por Dbl. 81 90 50 10;
eyes two busne bags 81 So 81 S. Oats were quiet un.
der heavy re.epts The sales about 5oovO bushels
We quote -ENttn whte tie ungraded white 4lc t3e I;
9s,sc. No. mixed. Ss4c. ssse.; No mixed SIC. .
Faurr-Forsign dried was quiet and steady We quoss-
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he closing quotations were:-

At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
shares were follows:-Gould and Curry. 90;
Savage. 1917; Chollar. OK: Ophir. 80; Hale and Nor
cross. 1914; Grown Point. AZ; Yellow Jacket. Is;
Belcher. AZ; Imperial. *; Virginia Consolidated.
AZ; California. Ak Best and Belcher 171s; Union.
Consolidated 33A; Alpha. 27H; Sierra Nevada, 40;
Mexican "a Silver Hill, IL; Justice. ~: Julia 3X;
Utah. 16; Alta TX; Bodie, TX; Bechtel. TX; Tioga
AZ; Independence. 29s; Segregated Becher. Il /;
Bulwer, 8; Mono. 8. assessment delinquent Con-
solidated Pacific, sk: Potosi. *; Exchequer. 6X;
Monmouth, 1917.
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The receipts from internal revenue to-day we're
$l65.ssO rs. and from customs s5lo.55s 81.
statement Of the affairs of David Stuart Co.. who
failed at Liverpool last month and who largely
indebted to an American Missionary Board, has just
been published Their net Liabilities are estimated
at fl5i. 529 and their assets at only Ell. 262.
II reported in Montreal that the Canada Central
Railroad Company has sold to q syndicate of New
York and London bankers its entire issue Of first
mort gage bonds. amounting to $500 OO0 Tho inter
est the bonds is guaranteed by the Dominion Of
Canada.
Movement of grain at the leading points West to-.
day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of wheat, 25 600 bushels
shipments. Co. 400 do; receipts Of corn. 1000 do.
shipments. 800 do. CHARACTERISTIC of wheat.
Is 1898 bushels shipments. l91 GA do. receipts Of
corn, 2O1. 1874 do. Shipments IS, 345 do.
The exports Of produce for the week ending to-day
were very large and considerably in of those
of last week, when they s5,S7S,670 The ex-
ports for the week ending to-day were $6,74S.315.
against $7O1S,127 for the corresponding week last
year, and S6121 sos in 1877 The total exports Of
produce since January were $196. 500 92s. against
SIS, sos. SIS for the same period last year. and
$15O, 1856 in 1877.
At the Mining Board Bertha and Edith advanced
to % and reacted to 30 Consolidated Pacific rose
to g. Consolidated Virginia to 4SO California to s.
and Leadville to 2.75 Independence declined to
ais. The following were the sales:-
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100. and Michigan Central sevcns to 40.

The London British consols were steady at 97a4 q
VIZ for both money and the account. United states
fours advanced from lo5 to lo5h while AVS fell OFF
from 1929 to 1904. and lives were steady at 1o5 ~
Erie fell off from 2ss to 2sla for tho common and
advanced from b3s to "a for the prcferrod do con.
solidated seconds declined from 79k to 79s and
funded hves from 1874 to 1871. Illinois Central sold
N "; Pennsylvana at 415s. and New Jersey Central
ct b &c. Bar silver IL weak aud down Of 81 Va per
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N the following table of prices:-

Sales at the Board amounted to 161, 900 shares.
Among these were:-St. Paul. 80 055 shares; do pre-
fcrred l110 Northwest, $3.50; do preferred, 1777
Delaware and Lackawanna, 22.500; Lake Shore,
l3.150 st. Louis Kansas City and Northern. 1900;
do. preferred, 12.055 Wabash, $500; Michigan Gen.
trail. 40S5; New Jersey Central. $3.50; Ohio and
Mississippi $780, Louisville and Nashville, 2,95s;
Eric Railway. $500; Western Union. 2.l3s Pacific
Nail. 1850; Union Pacific 1905; Indianapolis Gin
sinnati and Louisville. 1900; Hannibal and St.
Joseph. 500; do. preferred 600: Delaware aud Hud-
son, 500; New York Central, AZ.
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HERKIMER CHEESE MARKET.

HERK1MER n. Y. July D. 1879.
To-day 200 boxes of factory cheese shipped hence
most sales Mt &C. prices 5ic &C. OF dairy cheese 500
boxes changed hands 1t sc. n &C.
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a,;sass
Mluly 100 bales at ii5c.. ioo at ii;5ss August
80 a. 5 a. s0D s. 4, sss s9 rs
at & an 3 4, 500 Il 100 ., $40
Zoo a's; 4 isss l7oo 3; os,sssl
SSs SO go at os p: eco IS5 al i
al rds Sss. Tsasy ss
iTS zoo e Il d sSe az q
at II e2c 500 at i57c 800 il5sc 500 li55c
10 CO so 500 a. sS
100 st At zoo do a. es c. SIS s: Il ss
5000 at Il ese $500 q i 7oc 500 q rs. SO a
iieoc i5ec lose 700 at sac. 200 at
at at at q 500 at at
$40 at i5a 400 at 55; oetobsr 600 AZ lloec. 400
At At 1t
Zoo s 700 az 49, GOO a. 70 % 9S 200 a, 10
700 at loa2e, loo at lo9ie 200 loa5c- November
81 800 700 .. ssS go a. at 1855 !S
Ct 800 at 800 s 100 S5 81 SS ar
T F. Grand ns
s as e% ri s ports s5 j.
nah 70; Charleston 3; wilmingtSn; lo Norfolk. 49,;
a. Al.
@ sal. 's; SD as hars
s sn e SAL ''0' HAMBURG steam Si''
DRUGS. &caseed, remained firm. We quote:-canary-
y 70 81 10 Me@p-ERussisn :! 20; Western, 81 g.
cai@waypatch frst 7c do. Second Gs Mustard "a
ysdw s ysCx g y1IT
q $ domestic and French and $ 50 for German"
quoted a. ase tor bo and s for Sox Sa''' Blue
nJ was Sss d. 8 dae WAS
hIsae5 the prize being $ Is ass S. QaIek.ilvsr
81 81 30 Chloride potash quoted l7c.
af for s aSr an os .ss
acid quoted at 5ic Camphor quoted at 243.c
at 5e s7c for 1mcrcan crystal a,sc asc for pow.
for in
the former and Ole 9sc for the latter Boax was quiet
ss fas @ SS;sasss asesa
large large and Bic; S5e. .sr sorts. castls FISH
quoted Al s7e sc bassm toa was quoted az SOC SAT-.
At G sis & snsa soUs ~s. az @
sgS wsss sa0sS at s e Coz ysr oil was qaes
81 % for Norwegian Rhabarb was quiet at prices
ns se to Il TO- Els nss, ws wa
Camomile flowers were quoted at 15c. 25c for Ger
1sy -A nominal 81 s~ 10. Anso.s ss
@ o German l ss wa. for hnf and
Prussate potash was quoted at Die 2sc Bicarbonate
&c. 41sc Sumac quoted at 9oc 05c. Dviaivi
oSs s per- root seT ,eSs usssd a.
lac for powdered Csssis buds quoted at 33lsc
sedaa was quoted at lie lie do iaca lie li.c
Juniper berries quoted &C. 2fc for and
a3,c. for best Italian. Orange peel quoted
51ac. Venice urpentno was quoted at i6sc lie Cas-
tile soapConti white was quoted at l21ac Marseies,
pure notified, ut loo Oc, and do common quoted at
Isc. 7i4c Lcorce paste-Calabria SOC Spanish solid,
2oc.; small Guzalins. 26c large do, 29c BIC.
=. q s.. small. 2s14c; 29c. Cerigliana, 42c.
FKArHEgs dull and nominal Vt 44c Acc. for prime
live geese aud Poe 35c for mixed.
FIsHGeorge's Goldfish in better supply and values
entirely nominal small sales made So Grand
Bank Goldfish not in stock Mackere quiet tho
supply in of the demand and values
ina We quote:No. p 81 5U No. 8 ~ %. Box herring
ruled steady with fair demand. which resulted
sales about 1000 boxes scaled at lsc Bsrreod
ring ruled dull and nominal
FLOUR AND GRus.-Heceipts-Flou 1873 bbls. ;
wheat, f1O.2pD bushels. corn meal. 1873 bills
Lao bushels IIO.o2o do; i.SiO
malt q. ls fourrhc market remained steady
fair inquiry for baking and tor shipment The salos
GLIDING state Western and Southern were 1000 bbs,
within the annexed Rye Hour brm with sales
IT.. 5 bbs Corn meal was in good demand, which re-
AT In sales o LOO We
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA July u 1873.
Spanish gold, 2l34. Exchange firm: the United
States 80 days gold 9S 10 premium: short sight d.
10 10ls premium; London 20a p premium; ON
Paris 81 premium Sugar quiet.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass. July -, 1879.
The printing cloth market has been quiet usual, with
light sales 4c cash for 64 goods which price
but tew sacturers will at For 6x56
cloths quotations entirely nominal st35sc
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ounce. Money continues unusually easy. and three
months bills are discounted at per cent. At
Paris per cent rentes fell of from s2f. Soc to
s2f. Csc.
Foreign exchange in this market heavy. and
there was further reduction in the nominal rates
of half a cent. The demand continues very light.
The following are the rates of leading drawers
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1000 Kan Pac 7's.Den
SECOND BOARD-l p. NJ.

$4,000 US SIS. 1881 1895 5000 Us As o7 be 1929.
10000 Us So cp, 1881 1924 1000 Us 6's 9S be
10000 US 4s 1907 1928 $500 US As. 1901. 1929,
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FINANCIAL.

4 CHARLES MALLIsTER a co. STOCK BROK.
~ GERS 20 Broad New York negotiate prime stock
privileges n the active stocks rates that insure
they equal attention small and large
and parties do well TO write
for information and thsr explanatory circular which 10
m Hold rpo
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losing prices of " day compare with yesterdays as

stained-Good ordinary 1Osac strict good ordinary,
10sc.; low middling, ii Lice; middng, Slice The
lowest and highest extremes TIE for
gust llo3c l17lc for September; O9Oc. l1O7c for
October: lose 10 7sc for November; io6oc 10 7ec
February; lO92c for March Tho range the hnctua-
ons was 20 points August Is in September II in Octo
ber Is in November and 10 in December Sales of
cotton
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
$4,000 Lehi 4 WB c as

I'd. con.........
10000 Kan PacihcT's. ID
div. 4 rec, rs.
5O1N do. sd
5000 Il. W 40 LIST, &C
1000 do.
5000 DO.
1000 No, X 4 T., c as.
100 shs Amrican Coal.
10 Adams Express-.-
100 Del 4 Hudson...-.
100 a a L Telo. be
100 Sutro Tunnel.
$40 Western Union....
ltb do.............
100 do.......-- .b3
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NoUNG WIDOW LADY OF REFINEMENT DEsIKGS
Herald Uptown
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INTEREsANTE.

Don Perfecto Bures sobrido hace, presen-
te: que acaba de hacerse cargo dc Ia Notarla
de Bayamon Rio-piedras del distrito de Ia
Capital, atendiendo a que esta para estable-
cerse la nueva Ley Hpotecaria, y deseando
que los que poseen asi grande como pequefia
propiedad, que no tengan documentos proba-
torios, quferan folmalizar estos en- debida
forma con arreglo a derecho, y atenaiendo
Sc propone llevar los honorarios mas m6dicos
que lie sea pNsible. As por ejem.,lo la escii-
tura que hasta ahora haya devengado 10 Pc
SOS, dcho seilor no cobrara mas que la que
4, 2 Y asl de todas las demas Ell proportion de
la m tad de los honorarios. Por consiguiente,
81 alguna persona no solo de la Capital, sino de
otro punto cualquiera de este dstrito notarial
6que este comprendido en- cualquiera de los
dos Juzgades de II Instancia, Sc digna. pasar
por su notaria establecida ell dicho pueblo de
Bayamon, sera complacido no solo por 10 segu-
ridad, diigeneia Y redaccion de 10 escritura,
snO por 10 m6dico de los honorarios. S-3
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Notable conVenitncia.

Una de las Agencias de Negocios de mayor
nfiuenca credito existentes en- Madrid, tiene
ell gusto de otrecer sus servicios Ell cuantos
asuntos ocurran en- los Ministeros, Tribunales
de Justicia demas oficinas prncipales de la
C6rte, asegurando la mas leal, activa proba
gestion en- todos aquellos que Sc la encomien-
den, mediante los honorarics, sempre m6di-
Co.'S que Sc estipulen, con la condicion de NO
pODER DIsPoNER DE ELLOS interim no Sc obtenga
ell buen exito de la reclamation, a fin de que,
en- ell case de ser negative ell resultado que Sc
busque, NO PRoDUzCA EsTA REsoLUCIoN eAsTos
AL INTERESADO.
81 por estas circunstancias consigue MERCER
la confianza de las personas que tengan asun-
tos pendientes en- Madrid y desean conferiila
su gestion, pueden al efecto, concurrir & Ia ca.
sa habitacion de su corresponsal en- esta Capt.
tai, calle de San Jose Idmero 2, principal.
Puerto Rico, febrero Is de 1879. FL. 81 D.
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NOTABLE Ri :,

Con permiso de la Autoridad Sc rifara sin
falta con 81 sorteo nImero AZ que Sc celebra-
ra en- la Dipntacion Provincial ell 19 de mayo
proximo un hermoso reloi de orc de 1S qui-
Iates, maquina Nikel, n1mero 5,292, escape
de ancora, linea recta, de repeticion toca
las horas, cuartos y minutes tiene un al
manaque perpetuo que marca la luna, las
fases de esta, los dias del mes los meses
del a1lo y cron6grafo arreglado la tempe.
ratura, y ha sido tasade en- $1,000 y esta
depositado en- casa de Felipe Hecht. Las
papeletas SO venden peso cada una en- la
cual % Sc G entregara & la persona que presente
la papeleta que contenga el nGn1ero igual al
premiado con los 10000 pesos del sorteo va
ndicado Hta. Is may.
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iiiMFERESAATE!!!
J. MYERS,
Sdcio de- Ia casa 5. J. Myers, de- Boston
EsTADos-UNIDOs, DE AMhRICA,

EsTADOs-UNIDOs, DE AMHRICA,
TieHe el gusto de anunciar su llegada a esta
jos de Ia casa nGnsro 10, calle de IL Fottaleza
4 tlonde invita- oil pdblico pase yer el espl6n-
dido surtido de objetos americanos plateados
cuatro bahos, consisteptes en- jarros para hie-
10, castas, convoyes, copas para aqua, aznca-
reras, PONIES, para encurtidos, mantequileras,
cuchilFos, tenedores, cucharas, cucharltas, etc,
etc. asi como un nla gnifco surtido de media
llohes de orc y esmaltados. .s.- 81. .g.-.44.
aea- Blena OCCASION para los especuladores v
los conner fs;antes que compran al por
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sE VENDE

Ia Jurisdiction
Una estancia Ell 10 extel
compuesta de 100 cuerdas uo
Y llano con pastos naturales y yer
con buenas aguas Y diez minute
cia de Ia poblacion sin tener cas-
Ell que Ia desee puede dirigirse
Cogiey que reside Ell ell indicado
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N WEI SdD.

Con esta fecha he conferido poder genera
lisimo mi dependiente d. Francisco Move
LA y Bozzo, para que me represente en- TO-
dos mis- negocios.
Talnbien he conferido poder especial para
cobros pleitos, asf como para autorizar Ia
correspondence, ii mi dependiente d. Sixto
Cabrera y Joseph.
Lo que anuncio para los fines que puedan
convenir. Puerto Rico, Febrero de 1879
PABLO ZAR. 5--6
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S0CIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE
CREDITO MERCANTIL

Acordado por el Consejo de Direction de es-
Ia Sociedad, el pago del segnldo dividends
achivo, Sc invita- los Sres Aceionistas para
que desdetel dia de hey acndanf esta ofcinas
do II g de Ia tarde para Ell percibo de las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09

Ell que suscribe participa al pGblico que des-
de esta fecha ha puesto So casa de conercio
en- liquidaciou, y suplica q todos los que tengan
cuentas pendientes favor como ell contra las
solventen 10 mas pronto possible. Guayaraa 6
de Mayo de 1879.
l-3 lose SdnGuinetN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
Vapor lirtete p.s h .Penils

81 vapor espancl Santiago, ID & ds f0a7
toneladas, su captain p QuI: Ne diierss Iy0
pomes, hara escala en- este puerto, & Hpes del
pr6ximo mes de abril, 81 reune snficierte S6f..
nero DC pasaleroa Los pTecios no)seria mfa i
res, tanto para Ell pasaje como para laAearea.@as
Tan luego Sc haya recibido Ell nGmero de- pa
saleros que sc desea los consignstafi06 harfn
liegar Aoticia del pdblico 81 dia que ia "a
llegar ell vapor esta y su salida.
Los que gusten tomar pasaje pueden dirigir.
sc los Sres Pastor Marqnezy Garcf& qcaile )
de Tetuan NJ Z. at Sf fkk & s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
a5s1 \ $50 g.. B. 80 s.t-
ELIXIR ESTOMACAL.
se cita.

Este nuevo licor del Sir. Horit quetan buen
Sxito! ha obtenido para todas las afecciones
del est6nnago, su qnico deposito en- Ia Marina
almacen de Ribot en- donde se expende al por
mayor y menor ia .l.t.l...4.54s5t...5 A.a
Las personas que deseen obtenerlo pueden
dirigirse dicho establecimiento.
Hta. IA de Mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
AVISO.

En- ~ de Febrero dltimo, y por escritura
otorgada ante ell Notario D. Mauricio Guerra,
ha quedado disuelta la sociedad que giraba en-
esta plaza bajo la razon de r. Oerra c. que
dando al frente de Ia misma como 6nico dueilo
Y liquidador, D. Silvestre Catalan. 4--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
PoDEjR.

Lo he otorgado en- esta fecha ante ell notario
de este pueblo D. Manuel Paz, 4 favor de mi
cuhado Y dependiente D. Jose Garcia, para que
me represente en- los negocios de mi casa de
Comercio.
Manati y Febrero de 879.-DoM1NGo Pc
REZ 6-6