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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
NnMnER nF AdhEa IN cnrron.
Total. .............."

showing an increase in acreage this year. oi
nearly so per cent over that of last year In this
Immediate section. From the best informa alton
Ubtainable am disposed. to place the increase
In South Carolina at not lees than sc per cent
oyer that Of 1919: and the increase Ia more
likelv to exceed the percentage than fall below 1t
Now. the same impulses that are making
planters here increase the area In cotton are
Operating with equal I rec throughout the en-.
tire South and to these causes must be etlll
added the taking In of new lands and natural
extension OF cultivation In the South west From
these facts. Il appears that with an ordinary
season, no worse than that Of 1879. It In not I'm
prohable that. the cotton crop of 1880 will be
against prospective result for 1879 Of 5,soo,oeo
bales
IL is great mistake to suppose that the
Southern people are not making money out Of
their cotton crops at present prices. The ex-
pense of max Ing cotton and delivering 1t at
the railway station fs about Eli per acre. and
the average yield of the South is 1ai pounds
yer acre, showing The cost Of cultivation to b
shout 5& cents per pound. Now, the prices
obtained by the farmers at interior towns for
last years crop have aver tgad fully 11A cents
per pound, and thus there will have RENAME d
in the South a clear profit of not less than
$3.50, 900 900 as the result of last years cotton
planting. This enormous profit annually mede
In G tton cultivation is just whers the steady,
rapid reouparation of the South comes from
Cotton ts the only. cash product of the United
State and Its value to the country may be
profit OF its cultivation amounts annually to
more than the aggregate gross yields Of all the
gold and silver mines of the West.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

whisky dull st u g. Freiahts isiriy aetive:
.Uyton sesd oil outlet: Asril AZ bid. q asked :
July 4gs bid, 90 asked; Tor half the year a. bid.
| ~ ash ed: all the year a. bid 43E ae ked:
Rosin unchanged ct 81 5oo1 So. Hides active
OHioAao. Aprll B. Flour easier. but not
quotably lower. Wheat unsettled and general
No. do sgss. .Crn aulet and weak: fresh
s5, regular 82 Oats easter at 2sh. Pork active
Bak urn meats Ct 'e aad Whsks
| IN ,derately active at 81 o.
The Drovers,, journal reports: Hoes-Re.
all ground and GENERALLY O. hlgher; mixed
heavy IL eodo4 50 CATTLE Receipts 1000, ehip-
ments 1000: about 1000 on sale, mostly State.
common to fair shipping dull at si@4 30 good
to ,ehotce fairly active OF "a bo@s 2o butchers
q 40. stoekers ard feeders quiet Mt ~ seG04 40.
shenp -Receipts 400. shipments 1900: auiet and
sT. Louis, April s.-Flour- No market. Wheat
opened lower; again advanced; No. red fall
s,3,s, s No sdo sli5a. Corn lower 9. SAX Oats
at $40 80 Lard quiet at eys. Bulk meats and
bacon Con- steady sa a9d unchanged ,.a arm
~ 5dd54 50: receipts 400 Cattle dull and weak.
shIPny lsb,; onE local trade rseeip,s aoe
trade only local; reasipts 14Oo. shipments i70o.
01rorssAII, April, 8.-flour steady aud un-
changed. Wheat duh and lower at 81 1901 40,
Corn active with lower tendency; Al. Oats dull
and lower ut 30 y 0s7 Pork dull at sio 5oa 10 10.
Lard auist at 7o5n71o. Bulk meats dull and
7s. sides TX, Whisky steady ald la good
de,nand. Sugar quiet; bards 1O@10k New
Orleans 7s@sT. VI ,gs steady: common SO 500
49, light - 8069t 55, packing "a 25D4 CO. butchers
a. coo 70
LoU1svILIH, April s.-FIour uuiet and un-
l2@tats Oats Y dull: IL as. Pork r. quiet: uss III 10.
Lard uulet and steady;7 7. Bulk meats steady:
shoulders "a, ribs sh, sides 6.s5. Baeon--Rlbs
I21 sides 71s Sugar cured haIns sg10. Whisky
firm 81 U4.
BALTIMoBB, April s.-Osts quiet and about
Coffse quiet and unchanged. Sugar shads
hstter: A soft sh. Whisky dull at sl 0sD1 0e.
FraIghts unchanged
WHINING ON. N. O.. April 9.-Spfrits OF turpen
tine uulet and IT edv ut 40. R,sin uuit /: 81 12N
for strained. 81 Is for goon strained. Tar ady
at 81 40. Crude turpsntipe steady; 81 so for
hard, s2 so for yellow dip, 80 for virgin dip Corn
unchanged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
[NaM York Hhinninu Iiah.l

A proposition is before the United States Sen
ate Uommitee on Commerce for a commission
the President OF the Senate. and three Repre-
Bentatlves appointed by the Speaker of the
Houee, which shall ait during the recess. 10 In
uuIre generally into the whole subject Of inter.
State commerce. whether carried on by land o.
by water, to the end that the people may be 80
cured In the required facilities ut the lowest
rates, the greate.t certainty and economy In
tme and the absence of unjust discrimina
tions. Such commission. ii it took hold Of
the subject In q worthy manner, would be likely
60 enlinhten Congress aud the country upon
the knotty TRANSFORMATION problem. IL the peo-
pie have reason to be q little suspicious as to
the value Of congressional commissions, here
is one which cannot fall of being greatly useful
unless its members were utterly incompetent
or inexcusably negligent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HoTEL-F M Dillon. 81 Mary. La W
wife, Tfxas; W Fl Mason. Chicago: II M Quinn
Mobile: W Johnson, Movle; = Hall, H8zls-
hurst Mtss: A A Dean. Lousiaaa: J Fl Nc
Heeley; Oolfax. Ls; W Norris, Olnclnnatl r
Green vile, ,Texas; T s Vinson. St Mary. La: d
] Brent. Museatine... lowe; b Hlofannoni
B Sherman, New York; @ Balm. Port.
land, AK: II M Moore, Hamburg. ARK: Green
pugh. Hamburg. Ark: W X Moor. Trenton. La:
W w Powers end wife. Gaihsboro Ala: An
drews. cl'y; Reha,d Beers. Chicago; W B YAM
kirk. " Louis; r J Williams. wifi and two chill
Ky; W R'skstts. Vaughan. Miss: v. v O'Con.
n,elt, Fsw York; Julius Mitohell. city: FL FL
ST GHARLE5 Geo n Phslan. Memphis: @
sfruck Miss stTuek. Vera Cruz: Count Bssse-
{ q Johnston, New. Yors: 8 u. MsgilI oin..
erinnsti; E,san. New York; , Williams.
Plttsburg: J Z Sea,nmon and wife, Chicago:
Hugh Rosa. Mobiles: l. smith. cit, : l. Brown,
W Louis: = Bower. l. Itsheil. New YORK J
L Law and wife, Peunsyivst 10; N M Jones. J
Louisiana: o N ,ariman, W B Thompson,
OassfDYS HOTgL4S 4 freeman girard:
Nathan Goldstein. aresnyllls, Miss @ Dodds.
J. Horne, .Hazlehurst MIss; e w Beekers
Qapt Smith and wife. Richard Bowler. Sc
hou,s: Peat. city; ! U Reade. La;
McOann Mfss: james Bennie. Ky: s X NJ 1yor.
Far mer. city: W r Johns. A Cousins, Poi
sons. La: Alec Deaton. Hazlehurst Miss q
Humphreys. Crystal Sprlngs.
-
Dolbear Commercial College. 2e3 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
MARKETS BY rELEsaAPH.
DOMESTIC,

NEW YORK. April 3.-Southern -four unchang-
ed and quiet. Wheat feverfsh, trree uiar and
unsettled; closing dull at about nc lower; un-
graded red 81 32K@1 ssH. Corn sbont ho bet
ter, and fairly. active ungraded 54@55. Oats
192c better with fair trads at AOh041A for No. 8.
Hops firm and quiet: yearlings 1913.
Coffee unchanged andGull. -Susnr steady and
more active: Cuba NJ uacoVado 75sg7& Mel-d
81; fair to good refining Tx@7s4. prime 7M@8
refined frD aud in better demand @ 7AA8,
extra q sH0s4 white extra U sM@8H, yellow
7ss@7%. of sA9s, standard A 9A Gu. LOAD
~ crushed 81, .wderef OK, granuiated OK.
Muasses Qntet. Rice in fair demand and firm.
Tnrnen't ae 0utes NJ 44945.
" 90 anlet; very firm, domestic fleece 5oa,s5
pnlled 33@62. unwashed 18@40. Texa. 2ia40
Pork about steady: moderately &C ive M,ddles
dult and weak; long ear 7ib short 35 long
and short. hall and half. 7.25. Lard without I'm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
INvIoLABILrTY OF PRIVATE T ELEdRAPH
MESSAGES.
mn. Y. Shinping List, !

There is no reason for denying the passage
OF the bill now pending In OonEres for secur-
Ing the inyiolability Of private telegraph mes.
sages while In favor OF IL there are many and
cotrent reasons. During the civil war the stress
oil public necessity compelled the seizure of
private telegraphic MESSAGES. They were sup
posed to be able to. and often did. afford essen
tiRl information to the government But since
then Congress has on numerous occasions
required the managers and operators of the
telegraph companies to disclose the affairs Of
individuals for the purpose of giving to com
mtttees data for political conclusions. The time
has come when the principle involved should
be understood and regarded, A committee oi
Uougrees has no more right to compel the pro-
duotion OF private dispatches from q teleg taph
Office th an Il has to put its handt into man s
pocket and sbstract forcibly his letters There.
fore the bill In question ought to be passed
without hesitation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,


opened with O fair demand. which was met by
factors with stronger views. subsequently
strengthened by firm market at New York
and the improvement at Liverpool. The mar
ket was quoted flrmer at noon and closed sc
advance on all grades. The movement was Of
fair extent. summing UP e275 bales. exclusive
Of 47b yesterday. The offerings were freer and
Of rather better styles.
The Cotton Exchange reported sales to. day
67b0 bales. including Ats bales after .. M yes
terday. Market firm. Stained h@74c less than
white of the same grade
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FUTURES.

Our sales and quotations are from the Off
Exchange, aed comprise all transactions re-
ported by the Exchange to the close of busi-
ness.1
Opened firm and closed quiet. The sales
summed up s1O0 bales. including 1900 between
calls. against total yesterday of s4oO bales. in
Guiding 770o between calls The movement was
principally In Junes the sales of which COM
prised 61oo bales. The largest single sale was
1900 Junes at 12.77.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures of the following quotations
at the closing calls are the b ddfng rates to-day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. April .. 1850. J
DAILY REVIEW.

The money market presented no new feature
to-day.
Foreign exchange was firm. and New York
slight stronger for commercial.
State Oopsos and Premium Bonds were 1uiet,
but exhibited little variation.
State Consols closed at 81 at New York. and
governments were quiet and Arm.
Cotton closed Ne higher here for spots and
uuiet for futures. Spots and futures we're Arm
nj New York. Spots were Lied higher at Liver
pool. and futures Arm Havre was fat.
Sugar was weak for the low grades. but
stea6y for the better qualities.
Molaases Was steady.
Flour and provisions we're uuiet and steady.
Grain and bran were flrm Oats were steady,
Hay was easy.
Groceries, fruits and country products were
quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
succession of Jsseph y. searIes.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
~ lsh Of Orleans, No. 80 39t76-Notice ls hereby
givHn to the creditors OF this estate. and 70 all
ether persons herein Interested. to show cause
within ten Gays from the present notification.
If any they have or can. waV the ac cunt pre-
sentsu by John a; Gam Dmao. atministrator OF
ogated and the funds distributed In accord
ance Herewith.
BY ordsr OF the court.
mk2e 81 ap4* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
COMMERCIAL.
[Our quotations represent Whotesale prices
except aUhen job lots are specsfed.l
TOBACCO

LEAF zTo.AocoIThs running stock Is 11o9
for shipment. Stock ON sale 800 hhds. Cutting
grades are In request and higher. than the
following quotations.. which are for export
tobacco: Low iues sh94e y n, medium q
sac, medium sa@7xc. good and fine 7h@shc.
selections 9@10c.
MANUFACTURED ToBAooo-Quiet. Fine plug
6o@70c y b. fine medium 60@eoe. Bright quarters
common sound. 34@4O3. Bright navy. 4's and
5's, 4O@6oc. Black sweet s295oe. No. /. s's and
los. DARK black sweet ss@4ac. Navy lbs black
s4@49c. navy 3s black 32@36e. Fancy styles.
natural leaf. 42@47c: No. /. MS. extra fancy
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
SUGAR - Is quiet and weak for the low
grades, but steady for the better qualities
Receipts - hhds. Stock under the sheds 7466
hhds.
Inferior 51l@61ac. common orc. good
common 71Sa7 h3. lair 1A g7hc. good fsir-ee73c
fully fair IA s7As. E,ims -1A :, str1eiy 1e6 1rLoe
low clarified s5s@sHc,, off white sN gee. choice
white -Gs1c. standard white -S09kc.
MoLAssEs- Continues In fair demand and
strong. Receipts -bbls. Stock under the sheds
2O52 bbls.
Common -@ssc gallon. centrifugal se@42c,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1880.

700 at ias7 500 at f7s1. 800 at 127s. 500 at 127T
total $500 bales.
First Calt-April. 100 at 1895: June 100 at Ia 81.
100 at - 80; August 900 at SO, 800 at ~ SO 0e
tobef 100 at lilo; November, 400 at 11,te; total
1900 bales.
Bet,peen First and Second Calls May, 100 at
1870 200 at 1272, 100 Mt 10 6s 900 at 1859: June
900 at u go 100 at .7s. 100 at 1915 1900 at 12T1
total, 2sDO bales.
after Third CaH-May, 100 at 1857, 100 at II. 90 /:
June. 900 at 1870. 800 at 1276 100 at 1274 TOO at
tntal 17nn hp1ea
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

sueces.ton of !. n. shavbau

euccfsa1On OF J. n, NhAWhan.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Oripays. No. 40 8i2 -Nutiee Is hereby
given 10 ths ereitrs of thts estate and to ali 9TH
or persons herein Interested to show cause with
In ten days from the present notification, IL any
By MrH Matte Shawhan, Administrative OF
this succession. sh ,uld not bs approved and
homologated. and the funds distributed In ac-
cordaDce Herewith.
By order of the court.
mhso ap4 8 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
rrNANCuAL Ann COMMERCIAL NEWS
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD BONDS,

We learn that several sales OF the fret mort.
gage bonds OF the Bt. Louis h New Orleans
Railroad we're conaumated during the week al
Iiik. These bonds are Issued to replace the
outstanding bonds of the Jackson Railroad
and the contiguous lines hence TO Cairo-B6e
miles. They bear per cent coupons. interest
payable eemi i.annualy, May and November.
rheee bonds are sold here at the New York
quotations.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
PROSPECTIVE COTTON DROP OF 1880.


A correspondent of the New York CONNER
cal BulIe In writes as follows from BamberR'
8. O., under date Of March 90
Information regarding the area OF land now
being prepat ed for cotton may be of intere at to
those operating In the staple. The writer Is q
planter himself, and has no interest In the
staple at this moment and has carefully In:
auired from the farmers Immediately arou nd
him the exact acreage prepared this year In
comparison with that OF 1872. The following ls
thn rpault.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
nuR nnrFEE MARKET.

Messrs Small & Go. report In their weekly
coffee statement: Market dull: receipts this
season. i7e,oi2 bags; sales slnce feat July. 1879,
sef,ola bags. stock In frat hands. 5000 bags;
dealers stock. 2aoeo bags.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
COTTO NJ.

[Osw quotations of Domestic and Foreign
Mdkets are from the closing telegrams, and
our Cotton statistics from The Nesu Orleans Cot
ton E,rchGnge.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FINANCIAL.
[Ossr quotations of .foreigs and domestic mar
kets are from the closing teleWanas.l
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

thus far. Cledrdnoes, Balances
This week- Sl577 .26s,11 Si2s, ,S92 76
Last week .....-.....- 1.73l 4T3 As l9372 81
This week last year. 112l7SS 81 77A59 9S
The MONEY MARKET-Is unch +nRed.
cent. al do -@s: coItai eral loans B07; loans
on cell at the banks sos cent p annum and
on the street -95; Al mortgage 8: second grade
nominal.
New YoRK-Money rate y cent.
LONDON Bank of England rates y cent; Oon-
soils % 3-l6
PARIs-Rantes SS 63h.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at ssk. trade
dollars s4@a5: American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London 52hd: here. fine
ST. i41 y ounce
AMERIoAN HoID-C California 7@s y cent dis.
eouats light weight s7@par; mutilated y cent
discount.
FoREIaN CONS - In currency: Five-fraue
pieces soa-e. twenty franc pieces $3 $50.
soysrtigns - 1894 s.. ten thsIer pieces s. sOS
loons SIS $50. Mexican doublooas sl5 $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $l9 s591s 4s,
South American gold soc p pesos. German
twenty marks 81 COCA rs.
STERLING Firm. Here commercial Is 4s4@
4s4k, bans -04ssh. bank count r rate -@4s7,
bankers 4ssk. bankers sight -@4ssx: at New
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

that seems ever forgotten when it should be
remembered, that nothing can be gained by
population, and that the loss II necessarily !
involves is such that truly II may be affirmed
repudlation does not repudiate. for the cost
OF ft must be paid In aomn form,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET,

\ HpoTs- Firm at yesterdays rates. The regu-
lar safes comprised 5s4 bales, aud the deliveries
on contract 400 bales
Quotations-O 11he, Good Ordinary
"a | 1ec. Strict Good Ordinary 70 5.1sc, Low Mid
ding t2ssc, MiddlIng Uplands isc, Midding
Orleans ls1se and Middlins Texas 18h.-
FUTURES Opened firm. ruled steady and
closed firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

York commercial is 4ssh6a4s8X bank 4s4A@
4s5.
FHANes-Firm. Here commercial are 5.2oS.
bank 5.17is; at New York commercial 5,2l5s@
b2li4. bank 5.1es6@ @5. IAN.
New YoRH eIaHT-Hronger for commercial,
Commercial 81 1902 premium per $1,000. and
bankers counter checking rate % 80 premium
v slO00
STATE CONSOLa AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N. o. sTOCK EXCHANGE
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
STATE DEBTS.
IN, Y, Shipping List, ]

The following table shows the State debts In
1870, aeeoruing 10 Gallatn; In 1870, according to
the United States census. and iu 1879, according
TO the various documents issued by the differ
ent States. 1t will be observed that In ls4o some
OF the States failed to give in any returns.
the mark
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
STATE OONsOLs ar NEW YORK.
11:25 a. M. Bt bid.
UNITED gTATES BONDS,

N. Orleans. New York. London.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
y c.. .1oess 1904 1os1s 1O1 1peA
4kRe... 100 111h -
5s. new. - 1D3M -
Governments auiet and firm,
SToCBs.-The before the following quota
tions of stocks indicates peektp quotations of
the NeW Orleans Stock Erchanpe. the I, las
saie since Friday; the /, last sale today; O.
apifh ditifend. p er dirideud
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

LIVERPOOL MARKET.
SpoTs-Active and f1rmer at L 16d advance
over yesterdays rates; 5-16d for Middiing Up
lands and I'D for Middllng Orleans. The sales
eomprlsed 1000 bales, OF which $500 were Amer
lean. The receipts comprised 15.700 bales, OF
which gl00 were American.
FUTURES aud closed firm.
DHLIvBRIEs-Uplands, any port, not below
Low MlddiDg, were quoted az follows: January
=. February =, March =, April g l6d April
and May 7e-s2d, May and June 5-1G@7 s2d
June and July 7 11-32d, July and August
11-s2d. August and September 7ssd. September
and October o.. October and November
15-1sd, November and December ID. Deeem.
ber ID.
HAVRE MARKET,
Flat Quotations-ss francs for Tres Ordi-
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON
NEW York Cbronieiel
We nnnv the following from the hlank hnards
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE SALES.


Charles Treuiiiy and Jn'es Mailles8n VI.
Walter l.. Toomey.
GECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR-
- tsh Of Orleans. NJ. 1873 By ylrFu OF a writ
Of fiert facias 70 me directed by the Hon. w.
Rogers, Second Justice of hs Psaes In aud for
the parlsh Of Orlesoa. In the above stated suit.
will proc ed to sell az public auction. Ia fEont
OF nv office corner SE Cnarlas street and
Commercial Alley. ON THURSDAY. the fifteenth
day OF April, 1880. At 12 o'clock n
ONE COUNTER. SHOW CASE AND ONE
CLOCK.
S.iz 31 Ia the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
ap45lo15 r BARNES. Constable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

The important conclusion to which these
to be taught In this generation. and yet one
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

Total s2ss ssss. 900 sss2 s6s ess slss 600
tal Included In Virginia.
TIE result may be briefly summarized as
follows:
Total State debts In 1s40. -$fss $40 900
Total State debts la 1870 $50 s66, sos
Total State debts In 1879. 66,eSSe ee0
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
lET REOElpTs ayr UNITED sTATEs PoRTs
Thus far


Net receipts since Sept 1. This year. Last year.
at this port ......t...,.-... 1.3T1 400 11f2.2tt
AT all u, g. ports ............ .4.Bt2,267 414s,356
FOREIGN EXPORTS HINOE sEPTEM Der /.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04


STOCKS THIS DAY AND SAME DAY LAST
YEAR.
At this port. This day Same day last year.
Total. -. -. ......E 265 BOG 900 ,ai6
On ahiphoard. 54Ol3 73,b1T
Leaving In presses 211 1893 129,8as
At all U. 8. ports. This day. Same day Inst year
Total. ........ s..... 1896, ,tl9 SAG 122
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

State Oonsols. Premium Bt
Bid, Asked, Bid, Az
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-06
DE vENrA EN- LA IMPRENrA DEL "BoLE1TN.

NotIslma Ley dc Efyuicianient0 CiUa p
-herc0ntu, anutadu j concoi Sada en- namero-
sas dleposlc0nes practlcas, reglas dc Jurisprll-
deucla y Sentencias del Tr buuai Supreme. se-
guida ne varlos al eudices, nOveua odlclon dc
1879, por KomuIo 4hora3as ID. Julian NJ Par
do, en pasta espulola Sz
MANUAL DEL SECRETAhIo DEL AYUNTAMiRNTU
tratado teorico practleo dc administrator
municipal, puestO on arnOliit con la nueVn
Ley, s." eoicion, 1878, por Fermln ADella,
pasta espafola $25U
Maauat de forntuiayios para todos los iui-
clos civles y cIimins.es con notas, por u. Fer.
miu Abela, ".
Notaytddo, Iratddo general fos6ficolegal
teoIlco y prNtico del Nutarlady Y lie Inslru.
inenlos puDilcos relatives a la prol,jeuad, q la
fam;lla y q la succession, por u Jose GUAzllez
de as casaS. Lcmo pasta espuIu!a $b.25
Je1uSaten. Descrlpcon exaeLa Y detallatl:s
lie los Santos Lugales, 1879, por d. Manuel
lbo AItaro que los ha vlsitadO llJimalnenLe Y
que los describe cou primor 81 e|omplar.
POST DEF eminente poeta u. Antonio r..
Grlio. ~ ealcion, 1879. IL ejempar.
/ TxoricA DE REcLuTk C0APAsfA, por el
marques aei laeio, rdstca, sdicion DO 1879
So c&a
TAcTIuA pn BATAELDk, por sl 1a!snso, edlciou
Dc 1873, " esntavos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-06
BoIeta dirgcM para Europe.
us lssaIs Id ! Via.

Nihos memories de tles amos no pagan pi1sa-
10. Entre3 IL amos mtad dc passage. Cria-
aos acompanando sus amos 2IS parte de ps-
safe.
para mas iniormes y tpos de hetes dirgirse
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