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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
Holt & Co., Water st, New York,

desean lamar la atenci0n de los comefclaotts
de Puerto Rico para sus bien conocl 'aS eul-
dadosamcnte preparadas mareas de h4rina
POTOMAC, LA FAAOlllA'
ONO RFIJ,E. STAR EAGLE,
DELLEMERE, ChAhFEON,
que pueden socnarso por medic de todas as
casas comisiOhiStas.
Tamben rccomiendan rarticuIarmente el es-
tar alerta contra las mitacloneS que de loS
mismas sc haceh, es eci9lmente dc Ia tAYQIIIA
con clases inferiores Todas las harinas legih-
mas de las oxrrfsadas marc8s evan estompa-
do en- e barrll el nomhre de
HOLT ~ co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17

Sc venden parras aclimatadas ya garan-
tlzades que dan uvas De dos pesos Z dos
reales cada p segun tamafo.
San Justo en- Ia huerta Do Puerta do
TERRA, frente a Rarracones h. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
G5nGijes De Gonzalez, Ramos J Hatienzo.

Desdc ell lia 10 del prcsente mes, la en-
presa, para Il as cOmodidad del publico, au-
meutara las salidas diarias de los coches en-
relarion con las horas que tiene estahleci3as
ell TRANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los pleciOs.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carolina Rio-piedras, d las y a
10t de la man4ra
De Cd2uas a Rio iedrae, las 81 Y de
la ma iiana.
De Rio-lie iras p1ra ambcs puntos a las 3
Y 5 De Ia terl'. tletados a todas horts, abo.
nando los IS eltos qre t"nBa ell coche.
PRECIOS.
Un asiento de Rio-pedras a la Carroll
ia 8 vice-versa. .......... ......... ; :. GO
Uno idem lie dem Ca II S, 8 ifem. 50
Tn coche fletaGO lie 3 asient0s de in
Capital CanxrelOs. Observation-Disclosures. 2 .
Sic do de ida y vueita. .............. 3 =.
UnO dem de la Capital 4 pie
Sienio de ida y vuelta a............... g..
Al pasaicro 40 Sc le admite MAJ equipaje
que un tuto, cuyo bulto 90 eXreda de ~ Ii
bras de =. so; la dem sia sera paga cOnven-
ci ,nalmcntc. s endO el misno Il conductor
la EMPREsA no sponde de averia.
puatos aae TPerhfa Sc f ei para Efotg' 1rsl8s
seran m0dicOs. a. ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
EiI TEjL LEiGR TO
81. NM Il - @D ~ ~ 90 W RB.


gavanizado lso y acanaado.
Cavos ngeses hero de toneeros nmeros paeta de
4 q pugadas para tejama de 2 pugadas
Vas de composcon paquetes lie complete de IA
4 5, 6, II 16 paquete
F6ro segudad egmos de epada pavesa colorado
Jabon ingl6s veteado aznl marca Medley.
de la India superior.
stdo general de mercancas peeterta obeos adono
perfumeria novedades de Paris
Agenca general las acrdda mdqunas de ob
pune sin LA NACIONAL.
Dep6sto del recomendabe LUZ DAMANTE bre de expo.
sion NAL olor inamable solo 40 grades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
Ci'ira, agosto de 1880.

Ciira, agosto de 1896
Muy sehor nuestro;
ronemos n sn cor, cimiento qne habi ndo
cesado on suS negoc;o- la casa que baio In ra.
TO- tln I'EDRO Or liz giraba en- IS Z p ebl0,
hemos e tabieciio n.ia nutva sociedad de quA
es socio comanditM y e mi mo d. Podro Ortiz
gereHte 81 yeraO d Primitive Silva, 6ajo 10
ra on social dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
SOClEOAD ANONlMA
DE CRElRITO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

Sstuacaom de Ia ctya en- este dio.
RECURSOS
ESistencia Ell etectjvo metalico Si93,3l6. 81
Vaores ee cartera, obligaciones,
contormidades pagares. 49,. Cos, $50 60
Observation-Disclosures.
Obligsciones la vista -
I Cuentls corrientes :. sc, ,257 90
Wales en- circulation. . . Is, 600
ler dividendo (res
tOl ........ 619-57
70 id i'd. 800. '5i9-S3
Ser id. id ~ l9S5-20
~ id, ii. ....... 4l45-46 S,3 5000
Cantidad exigibie por ere
dlt0s ahertoS ..... 2,8l052 1856 398-57
Obhgaciones a plazo, ,-ImpoScio
mes con interes ........ 22,295-27
Operaconts etectusdas desdc Il de
enero de 1880.
Valores descontados. 5G2 l43 10
Prestamos hechOs. l45. .6445r
CyeditoS concedid s l05, 76l l6 S13,54S-8
San Juan, P r 10 dc Jnio de l080-E
Contadnr. Rafael Perez Gnr'cid.-V. . b. Q
El Sub-director, Pablo UjdtTi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
p. .CIL VA G co.

enca gada 1e la hqnidacion de Ia anterior.
Espa'ando tome Y. rAzon d. IA frH 4 al pie,
teneI1ns e gusto De ofleceruOs lie V stentos
y > 3
Q 3 S Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17

Con esta fecha 10 he conferido gene.
ral(simo mi hermano d. Jose NJ Con
zalez, pa1a que me represente en- todos
mis- negocios.
Puerto-Rico, setiembre de 1885,
Ricardo Gonzalez. b. Z o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
HIERRO, HIERRO.

Los Sres. SAlNZ OERRA &Co de esta pla-
"a acaban de reribir pOr vapar espafol Nue.
vO Ponce. del gsldanizado superior do 8
bafios, acanalado, q que ofrecen al pdblico &
pracios muy llmitodoe.
Puerto Rico. --Ssn francisco 81 b. Sea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
TETRAS EN- BLANCO.
Al CONERCIO.

En- la imprenta del BoLErlN Sc Velue e;a
R2-5O el ciento de magnlhcas ietras ue cal'lo'o
Iitografiadas en- la casa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
BOLETIN NG5RGANlIb.
FORTALEZA, 81.
FORTALEIA, 81.
Inprent,, itogr ia, snendtraaelop'
ALMACEN DE PAPEL,
Erre1os DE EsCRIToMo - LlBRER A.

HAlSenao duplicss;o el local de este
estableci,niento, Y traido MI gran sur
tao de efactos de todas classes de
York Hamburgo, Pa' 8, GeS9' Wy Bar
oalona lo hemos puesto al b.Vci q. 'oS
,,r;yreros de su clase, = en- . s. hace
ron l;mpieza. proDtitud y har tnra, =
IA clase de Imprenta, LlTOdkAFlA
EnouadernacIcn, y g. eucu7LtrAn -
nor mayor detale pspei espanol oe
todas las marcas, mercantile ing eS, lfAh
cSs americana, aIemsn y espanoi, So
hras caYtnlina de Bfistoi, hbros Oh bian-
m nara escuelas, cromos cab4G"s, 1910
sas caias de pape' con Fo"r's' y 'o'as
las curiosidades pertenec'entees al 1am
Hs aoni algunas de las ultmamentt
recibidos.
EFECTOS lie ESURlToRlO,
rintoros Y escribaml de tolas classes pre-
c,oa Pizsrras de tela para pafrd u
da escritnrjo -P0rta,Ium - LaliccS - tPe'
rs ra in, .renta blan1o Y De lnr Taper para
cartas rrande peqDeno -lapei en- chltt u,
Imio nara regaoS. ia H. gr" Nloe'a' Fh
hotelsa yea ecas, case superior iran esq., III
.,aso a.,ericana. - Hem iIem ldem en- pot Is
todaa clases s-Ppra pumas de metal --hocha'
90 on notes de diferentes t4manos iornas'-
Hromos nara albums de mujer's, nlnos, paiSa
les flores. animales, etc -Piumas dc acero o1
var yarias classes -PAp-l espaho' de las prime pa
los Gabricos nacionales - Arani'leros de crl7t''
: 40 MADEIRA. Psapaprles d" c'latd y oe
bronce ~Fosf5reras d bronze. --Estlt1as para
ascritorjo -Secs lirma de dlterent@ cIases -
Carnctas lie escrit rio de tod Inlo pr0plaS pa
"a reralos --Carteras do boSllo' -Oai ttraS
nara guardian do ubentos. y rtiinoneu88
Potscss nara abAcos cgan1los liz g"de-
rss do todas casss -Reg'as dc to1as classes
Carttbones lie tolas clas"s -CAlas de pillturaS
y 40 mat4mat.cas, dH ren;es eaSeS' - oros
de memories para el D l'iho. u rfaS de OH
cole difrrantps eases t"rm uiie"!o oScll-
birse con cuaIquer Iapiz ba"cas y ",,gf"s II
Limos en- ban 0 para el c"'nerFlo' &c iod 81
cjases nrecios. -An.lios de- Go'nn phTH pape
les s--AIderes pa,a suetar d'cn:Atn' ,S. L =
ere de tolas clnses prcclo' has'" ''tS r
Term6-netr. .a.-Pupel secante. ---f"p'l pre-
ado para excusa los --Sacras para ait:fes
LIBERIA
Acabados de recbr por el ditimo vAPof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17
Garcia, GaJell y Go,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISI0NISTAS.

Habilitados competentemente para toda
clase de negocios comerciales y fnancieros
Y para los &c consignaciones de buques
Sc ofrecen al comercio y publico
en- general dentro fuera de la isla, por 81
tienen bien utilizar sus servicios, calle de
Tetuan n1im 2s. 8. J.. Pto. Rico. h4 ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17


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MorqICo
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Fe}lorn WHHk Co. >ant4dnss J.
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Dc Pat puru,s
T A E ELADA ON y LADA UR(j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17

ronUsnizas de vlch frescas en- EI CoIrna DO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
The Georgia Election TO-mOrrOw

The Georgia state election takes place to-mor-
row. and though the contest is confined to the
democratic party 1t Is an exciting one. The ex-
element is all over the election OF governor.
The state COW entfoD, having adopted The two
thirds rule failed TO make a nomination for
governor. majority recommended Colquitt
to the party, but the minority dissented and
nominated ex-senator Norwood. Regular nomi-
nations for all other state officers were made by
the convention, and they are supported by the
entire party. Therefore there Is no question as
to the result except with regard to the COVER
nor C0lquitt'5 friends have Insisted that he
was entitled to the support OF the party, because
he was really the choice OF large majority OF
the convention. The Norwood men hold that
their candidate IS just as regular as Colautt.
and really better entitled TO democratic support
The most noteworthy feature of the canvass
has been the appeals OF democrats for the votes
OF colored men. During the past week or two
the Norwood men have grown more confident,
and it now looks as II the race will beyery close
IL Is given out In some Of the northern papers
that the split In the democracy OF Georgia Is
likely 10 cost that party several congressman
The theory is that the division Will naturally
cause dissatisfaction to spread to other candi-
dates ard that. both factions working to that
end, Will bring out the entire colored vote
which will be cast for republican congressional
candidates This argument has been based
upon the erroneous idea that the election OF
congressman takes place tomorrow, also. More
but state officers are chosen at to-morrow'5
election. Congressman will be voted for on the
same ticket with presidential electors on the
second day Of November and as the democratic
party OF Georgia Is unit for Hancock this will
insure solid support for the congressional can
didates. The state election, really. will not
have any influence upon the national election.
The men who to-day are divided between
Colquitt and Norwood will, after tomorrow.
join In support OF the national and congress
fonal candidates, and no DOUBT their united
Efforts will be brought to bear in congressional
districts where republicans are running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

just one single week remains for the political
prophets to give play to their powers In regard
TO the Ohio and Indiana elections. West Viz
GINA also votes on the 18th instant but no par
tcular interest attaches to it because 1t Is gen
eralry conceded that the democrats Will carry
the state. There Is one fact that Is very clear
now. 1t is that no matter how Ohio and Indiana
may vote, the canvass Will be fought to the end
with all the vigor that characterizes it now
The party that is doomed to defeat In the west
viii not make any concessions or withdraw any
OF Its forces. The political battle will rage even
more hercely than ever IN New York, New Jer
Sey ard Connecticut. There Is too much at
stake In this election for either party to Yield
because OF defeat On the sSirmish line The
PROBABILITY Is that the republicans Will carry
ONO and the democrats Indiana, and then the
choice OF President will be as much In doubt as
ever. IL. however, the republicans should carry
beth CT the western states, 1t would still be DOS
siDle for the democrats to elect their candidate
and this fact would keep up the exciting cam
paign- On the other hand the republicans
might lose Ohio and Indiana, and yet elect
Garfield Therefore, II there are any who are
calculating upon rest from political strife and
DIN earlier than the November election, such
persons are doomed TO Disappointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

IL has been stated that the rivalry of the
bonanza bosses, Sharon and Fair for the U. S.
Senatorship in Nevada was an amicable one:
the competitors being the best of friends, and
all that sort OF thing. The indications in tie
Nevada papers are, however, that any good
feeling that might have existed In the start has
been effectualy broken up. Sharon's news
paper organ complains that Fairs organ heaps
the West insults upon Sharon's head; and
FAIRS organ charges upon Sharon a resort to
the most despicaole tactics. OF course each
SIDE charges, and doubtless with entire truth,
that the other Is using bribery and corruption
to buy the Senatorship. The chances are that
Falr VIII come out ahead In the contest. as his
barrel Is the biggest, and has been tapped last.
Dut 10 any event the result Is not likely to be
creditable 10 the voters OF Nevada.
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The New Complication in virginia.

The pr0nuncfamento OF Chairman WicSham
OF the republican state committee, of Virginia
calling upon all republicans to rally to the sup.
port OF Garfield, puts q new phase upon the
contest In that state. Gen. Wickham is backed
by Chairman Jewell, OF the national committee,
who promises material aid" to the cause. This.
Of course, means money. as without 1t the re-
publicans could not expect TO accomplish any
thing. They have permitted the canvass to 90
by default up to the present time. Not only Is
the republican party of the state WITH
out organization, but 1t Is demoralked
by reason OF the Inactive and In, some
Instances, uncertain course pursued by
the leaders The first step necessary Is organ
kation, and 1t requires money as Wei as prompt
action to accomplish this Mr.. Jewell has sig
ni1ed his willingness to supply the funds
necessary and already the republicans
OF the state are beginning to rally under the
Garfield banner. The readJusters pooh-pooh
the Wickham call upon his party, and say 1t Is
nothing more nor less than a scheme of the
funders. aided by their republican friends, to
draw OFF the colored vote from the Malone
ticket. Gen Wickham Is firm believer In
state credit, and used his influence In the last
legislature to induce the republican members
10 unite with the democratic funders. Gen.
Malone, however, had more influence with the
own party, and he secured their cooperation.
The readJuster managers make no concealment
OF the fact that their reliance for the election of
their ticket and of several Congressmen IL
mainly upon the colored vote. At the recent
conference In Richmond Gen. Malone positive.
refused TO abandon his .'faithfuP.colored
allies. In order TO make an effective canvass
for Garfield. the republicans must overcome
Mahone's influence with the colored voters. To
divide that element between readjusters and
republicans Is to give victory. very probably, to
TIE funderS This Is what the readjuster5 allege
Is the purpose OF Gen. Wickham'S movement
Meantime 1t Is apparent that the call upon the
repuDneans has produced an impression. The
Richmond IateligenCeT, which had abandoned
CARRIED for Malone, Is about TO return to It's
party allegiance. 1t Is possible that IL the re-
publicanS show any signs OF unity and harmony
1t may drive the two democratic factions to
unite. Gen. Malone said, not two weeks ago
that II he SAW any evidence that the state would
so for Garfield he would withdraw his ticket
rather than permit republican success; that hts
first wish was to see Hancock elected. and he
would, though unwilllngly, sacrifice his hold
upon the state to aid In that election. SO far
though, the readjuSters show no signs of yield
ing, anG the triangular contest Will draw at
tention to Virginia as putting It's possession
among republican possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

The town elections In Connecticut have m
particular significance. but the result Yesterday
is calculated to give the republicans some little
encouragement
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NOR RENT
Il THk C0RCORAN BUILDING.
OPPOSITE q. b. TREASURY. 18TH SrRKRT.
Fine Stores, Office Rooms-sinely or communicat-
ipe-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and
closets on every door. Elevator and steam heat
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$50 doZ. Extra Heavy LINEN NAPKINS at 81. so.
100 coz. Extra Heayy LINEN NAPKINS at 90 90.
100 doz. ga LINEN NAPKINS at SO. 90.
SO coz ga LINN NAPKINS at 81 80.
GERMAN HAND-LOOM DAMASKS, IA, 3d.
"a ard 10 4-the best goods in the market
and SO. 90.
BLANKETs AT OLD PRICES. QUILTS.
sBEETINGS, &c.
Full Stock Of ANTIQUE CURTAINS.
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LADIES GOODS.

NJ ME. WASHINGTON.
W FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAk1NG AND TRIMMING STORE.
l1ll Pennsylvania avenue,
Dresses, Suits, Costumes, Cloaks. &c, made in
SUPERIOR style at short notice. Ladies can have
teed octI- Am
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DARK SEMINARY, SOC 9TH ST. NV, ON
St ST., car Ali line and within two squares Of al
at Bookstores. Apply to Mrs G. NJ. CONDRON,
Principal; Drawing, Prof O. q. Helm. French. :
Prof. S 6INksI. sep23- Inn
A ri SCHOOL-DAY AND EVENING
"A GLASSES. Terms 50 per month. Apply to
NJ. ROUzEE, Room Is. Vernon Row, Pennsylva-
MIA ave. and 10th st. eep23 Avs