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4 Monthly Bull. Bureau Am. Republics [vii] (1896-1897)
Issue 4

handle is hein.journals/bulpnamu4 and id is 243 raw text is: CONTENTS. I.-ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, - - - 979 Foreign Commerce for the First Quarter of 1896. Comparative Statement of the Exportation of Wheat and Maize from Argen- tina. Items regarding Shipments of Cattle from the Bulletin Commercial of Brussels. IL-BouvIA, - - - - 983 President Fernandez Alonzo and His Cabinet. Text.of Treaties of Peace and Friendship. and of Commerce, between the Re- publics of Bolivia and Chile, concluded at Santiago May 18, r895, and promnulgated by Chile on May , x896, and by Bolivia on June 26, 1896. III.-BRAZIL, - - - 997 Coffee Trade of Santos. Shipments from the Port of Santos for Ten Years. Decrease in Shipments to the United States. In- creased Use of Fertilizers in the Raising of Coffee. Official Decree Regarding the Signatures of Consular Agents of Brazil. Premiums for Cacao or Coffee Trees. Coasting Trade. Restrict- ing the Coasting Trade of Brazil to Brazilian Officials. IV -CHILE, - - - - - - -Joo President Seflor Don Federico Errazuriz Proclaimed Elected. Import Duties on Cotton, Flax and Woolen Yarns Suspended for Five Years. V.-COLOMBIA, 100 The Espiritu Santo Gold Mine. Proposed Steamship Line from Panama to Valparaiso. Wharfage Dues at Colon. Foreign Vessels Required to Pay the Panama Railroad Company for the Use of Their Docks. VI.-COSTA RICA, - - - ioo Additions to the Free List. Efforts to Secure Inunigrants. Immi- gration from Cuba. Distillation of Liquors Permitted. Gov- ernment Monopoly Abrogated. VII.-GUATEMALA, 0- - - o01 Trade Statistics-Showing an Increase in both Imports and Ex- ports from 1891-1895. VIII. -HAITI, 1012 Increase in Manufactures. A Soap Factory (production of 50,000 boxes a month) commands the entire trade, shutting out the former imports from the United States. IX.-MRxlco, - - - - 1014 Production of Canaigre and Ramie-Report by Sir Henry Dering addressed to the British Foreign Office, decrease in the Cost of Production. Metric System-Circular by Secretary of Fomento regarding the Metric Law of Weights and Measures. X.-NICARAGUA, - - - -1021 Rubber Exports. Decree Prohibiting the Exportation for Ten Years. New Cabinet of President Zelava. XI.-PERL, 1022 Petroleum Developments. Newly Discovered Fields Attracting the Attention of Foreign Capitalists. XIL-SALVADOt, - 1026 Treaty with Guatemala. Railway xtetnsion-Completion of the Railway from Port of Acajutla to Santa Ania. XIII.-SANTo DomINo, - - - - 1027 Abrogation of Treaty-Treaty of Friendship, Coimerce and Navi- gation between Great Britain and Doniinica Abrogated. XIV.-UNITED STATES, 1029 Foreign Commerce for the Month of Aigust, 1896, compared with the same month for i895. XV.-URGUAY, -- 038 Port of Montevideo-Cost of laiidling Products Reduction inl the Cost under New Rules. Trade with the Iinited States for the Six Months Eniding July i. Bank of the Republic-Pre- liminary Steps for Opening. XVI.-VENEZUELA, 10 o New National Loan of 5o,o0 bolivares, negotiated in Berlin.