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GEN. JOHN c. BRECKINRIDGE DY-
ING.

ING.
Many Southern hearts will feel
pang at the precarious condition in
which our dispatches leave Gen. John
c. Breckenridge. Sprung Of noble
Kentucky family, which had already
achieved renown in various fields Of in
telIectual effort, he rose rapidly and
was the youngest Vice President ever
elected in the United States. In the
war resulting from theDemocratics split
Of 1860, he cast his fortunes with the
States who had honored him with their
Presidential votes. After the war, it
was said that he was the only "Rebel''
whom the government need eafraid to
pardon, as he was the idol Of the
Southern people and no other man
could have revived the struggle. But
ambition was far from his thoughts.
and the years since have been devoted
to modest and peaceful pursuits.
IN regard to the cost Of transpOrta-
ton the iron regions Of Georgia and
Alabama are almost as near to Bir-
mingham, England, as to Cincinnati,
Ohio. A lot of charcoal pig was re-
Gently shipped from these regions
20 Birmingham, it is said, at a cost
Of only 81 more per ton than 1t
would cost TO take the same to Cincin-
natl. This shipment was sold at S35
net, per ton, leaving a small margin,
aud the Cornwall Iron Company, Of
Cedar Bluff, Alabama, are now prepar- !
ing to ship a hundred tons Of their F.
charcoal iron to the English market
chattanooga Commercial
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JN0- F NCCAnTHy

W-|I0 T :
In reply to the above We have only to
say that the statement made by the UNION
AND AMERICAN referred to matters Of very
common report in Maury and Giles cOUn-
ties, particularly among persons who had
received letters from their friends in kan
sas, giving their experience with the rail-
road agents and then impressions Cf that
fs,rr-frv-
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The Lleutenant Emperor.
Wonf - Chnrch ma slnte-

BERLIN, May y. Car GoTtschakof
and Bismarck had a long consultation yes
fardav
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WASHINGTON.
Renewed RumOrs of Fish's Res
ignatiOn.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-NothiDg is
known at the Executive mansion of the re-
ported probable resignation of Secretary
Fish at the end CT the present fiscal year.
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Terms OF Subscription by Mail or az
ans RusfmPsa once.
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The CrIsIa Postnoned q FeM Months


BERLIN, May 12.--The North German
Gazette says: We can give assurance that
the relations Of Germany and France have,
at no time since the war, been more friend
ly and satisfactory than they are now.
The Provincial Correspondence, a semi
official journal, declares that Germany de-
sires peace and is able to rely upon union
with powerful neighbor, to repress any
possible foreign ambition aiming at is
disturbance.
Germany's Continental Policy.
The expediency Of mObilizing the Ger
man army was seriously discussed here
dunng the visit Of the Emperor of Austria
to Venice. As Austria and Italy do not at
present seem inclined to join France, the
apprehensIOns are allayed. Military affairs
in France and Belgium, and the move
ments Of the UltramOntanes, are still
closely watched from Berlin.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT QUIET AND UNCHANGED
AcTIvE-CoRN FIRMER-oATs FIRMER-RY
DULL AND NoMTNAI.-BARLEY QUIET AND UN-
cHANGED-BARLEY MALT QUIET AND STEADY
PORK QUET-IARD QUIET-PETRoLEUM
FIRM-EAvAL STORES QUIET BUT sTEADY-
GROCERIES FIRM-HDEs MODERATELY ACT
NE--LEATHER sTEADr-ouS QUIET-wHIs-
KEY JTBNHR-FEEIGHTs sTRoNa-HEArp AND
JUrE QUIET-GUENIEs STEADY.
FRIDAY, July 20 p. NJ.
The merchandise markets have Tor the most
part been extremely quiet during the past week,
the absence OF speculation being particularly no.
ticeable. But IN legitimate business a fair move
ment has been in progress IN most OF
tae Leading commodities for this season
OF the year. when the markets are proverbIally
dull and trade higher than at almost any other
time. The event OF chlefest Importance during
the week was the revival OF the export movement
in breadstuns an unusutliy active demand having been
developed FOR wheat Tor shipment TO Great Britain and
Continental Europe. Prices have experienced
rebound and advanced materially without
checElng the demand in any sensble derree
Though the sales have not been so large
as they were at one time lew weeks back vet the
business been heavy, tae actua transactions on
day aggregating upward Of hair million bushels,
mostly immediate delivery, including some Tor
ali July. Corn com parRuveY quiet during most Of
the week. yet fair aggregate business was done and
tha market is nrmsr at the close VI the
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m point or activity. nrsts advancing to 1os 1O3H.
land grants 20 100 ana sinking funds 90 o5H
05Ts. Central Pacilcs sold az i034 1903 and Calf
forna and Oregon Branch at 02. Harlem coupon
nrsts sold at 1lilS. Rock Island seyens at 1O7H
los. and New Jer-ey Central consolidated hrsts at
105; Chicago ana Alton nfsts, 10; Milwaukee
and ST. Paul, La Crosse DIVISION Ssh ex-nterest;
New Jersey Central convertible at no. and Fort
Wayne irsts at Illk.
MINING STOCKS
San Francisco dispatches report the closing
quotations as follows LIQUID Curry, 10; Savage
s5 Chollar Potosi, OF; ophIr, As; Hale Norcross'
a4 Crown Point, 20; Yellow Jacket, ri BelcAer'
"a; Imperial, 8; Virginia consolidated, S23; Cali
Iornia, SO; Overmann, So; Raymond d Ely "A;
Eureka G. ", s; Best & Belcner. AZ; Kenturk. Is;
Union consolidated, o; Alpha, 10; Meadow Valley,
6; Sierra Nevada, 12; Mexican. II; Caledonia, 10;
Eureka consolidated, o.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Comparatively Firm,
but Dull.
G. o L ID III A 117 is.
Money on Call and 8 Per Cent-The Specie
EngagementS-BOnds Steady.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, June 2---6 r. M.


The stock market to-day was extremely dull and
unnteresting, ana was evidently left to take care
OF ITSELF This condition is doubtless due 30 an
indlsposition to enlarge contracts or engage in
fresh speculation on the eve OF a holiday. The
principal ACTIVITY was In Lake Shore, which
opened at 581S, advanced 10 SO and declined TO
SIX, from which there was an advance to $50.
The stock closed at 66A, for its use 1-64 was
charged Western Union was steady and strong
at from 79h to 1874 1914. the last sale was at
791S. more confident feeling was developed IN
Erie, OF which it is sald some OF the German
bankers are purchasers. The price advanced
from lax to 15H and closed at I42<. Pacific
Mail was firmly held at about GOH. the
extremes OF the DAY being 39& 40T.
Union Pacific opened at 49, advanced y and then
declined TO TAI, the closing price. Northwest
common sold at 3sh 80. Marposa advanced to
13x. Panama sold at 1907 a 1870. AT a meeting
OF the Board or Directors to-day the quarterly
dividend or three per cent was declared.
payable July 10. Five hundred dollars
was contributed for the relief oil the suffer-
ers from the earthquake in Colombia and
Venezuela. Ohio ana Mississippi ranged from
22s. to 22X c., c. and ]. c. sold at 4; wabash at
5Ka5Ssa6; New Jersey Central at ll0&; New
YORK Central at 102k; Rock Island at 1903 a l03%
l03k. st. Paul was strong at 332S "a 81, on iavora-
bic reports concerning the crops along the line.
Investment shares were nrn and the offerings
llghs me StocA Exehanee will adjourn from
rhree p NJ. tomorrow uutl, eleven A. NJ. Tuesday,
Jliy 6.
TEE SALES TODAY
amounted to howard OF 16c, 900 shares, which
were distributed among active securities as
follows: Erie, $500; Lake Saore, $1,000; North
western, 1,4O0; do. preferred 20o Rock Island,
400; Pacific Mail, 2o,4oo; st. Paul, 1000; do pre-
ierred, 100; Ohio 1900; Western Union, 81 400;
Wabash. 500; Union Pacific $500; G., c. & l. O.,
900.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
49, no dlV
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Closing PRIcEs-a P. N.
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money on call remains at the stereotyped rate OF
and 8 per cent. Commercial paper unchanged,
the latest quotation for best grades being from 81
TO S per cent. Sterling exchange was steady.
Prime. nominal rates. 4s71S and 43OH selling
rates, 4s6h a 4.s7 and 4soH 400; reichmarks,
o4H 9la1 and o514 o5>s; cables 90; prime Paris,
5.15H and SHY.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices state that 45s0oo bullion has
gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day.
The following are late quotations :--Consols for
money, o41S to 94T consos for account e47S 1866
bonds, old 1861; 1867 bonds, 1908 to 1o6X ten
forty bonds, 1922 to 10i4; new 1ves 1881 to
1O3Z Erie, 12k; Erie preferred, 2ljs a 22H. Con-
soils are nrm. The rate of discount in open market
for three months bills is ga per cent or a per
cent below the bank rate. Rentes at Paris GA. INC.
TUE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at H. stinened TO 117JS, and re-
turned to III during tue first twenty minutes
after the opening OF business. After that It was
steady at 117h on a duh speculation. On gold
loans rates we're /, and per cent for carrying.
and "nat" on the borrowing side. The engage
ments OF specie Tor Saturdays steamers amount
:hus far to 81, 100000.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsror, July 3, 1875.
sales 20 STOCK, i, 20 WEEKLY net receipts, Liz.
Exports coastwIse, 2.O1o Sales, l.624
Nrw ORLEANS July q 1875
good ordiary i5c Net receipts 10 bales: srosS rs
Exports ooastwiss ZOO Sales 80 stock Sj674 Weekly
1866; " The Continent l4zl coaswise 81 Sales $50
Mosu.E, July ?, 1873
Ia coca ,S SFdnary ls9e e ssePt, x Of ad 9"les
S4 Exports coastwise, 49, sales l1l u.s.
SAVANNAH, Jnly . 1875.
Gotten quiet nddl Ss; ns g mdans lac
sSosx Isis weekly net receipts Ig3 bales ExpoT RS
ss bales reported June 20 should been
exports to Great Britain.
Receipts by lakeFour, 4soI bills wheat, $500
$40 bbIS wheat 1000 bushels corn zS6JC Do oats
% DO BassSs By Sorn s. 5 DO $40 SO
Shipments by canal to udewster-WneRL l7L0U0 Uusn-
bushels corn, scO1 do caaai rensnts-Shss re
fYCn Gss Sales 80 Sb S nsgsd
neglected aud entirely nominal Corn dull and heavy;
eudlas ots Oats held CO.. No 2; BUYERS hold.
ing 9h rye waner marHst n PARE here
changed.
Flour-An advance asked, but none established wheat
n sr de@ad nsa o ana o.er sPS o6 10
sy1sc. rejected, Sg1lc Corn IN good, demand; No.
septemoe reeceS s5 oss in p' ia4 s nsnd . Sa
IsSSer fS ys dull and pS 'SSs BsS yqy e
i9S; No 2sPraGs 81 y = 20 spot sePSe@Ssf
SIG s2la sig g. August Lard in ssir demand
SlJ 81, september BulkmeaD steady; shoul-
s Sss SIS w s50 o P pIaiH. S s9o5t
lair demand; wheat TO Buffalo, 25sc. &C. corn do.
25sc SO Al the afternoon call Of the Board wheat
hrm higher, at 81 O34 July, 81 0J1 81 OSIs August
Corn nrner at eS5sc July 1O5.c sO'se August oats
Lard trm at SlS s2H August $I5 50 september. Re
ceIpts-Fiour 5000 bbls wheat, 6l00J bushels; com.
l4sUO0 do oats ~ 0O do barley, 1000 do. shIpme
Flour b0N bbls wheat Z9VJ. bushels corn 1000 90
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OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows TIE opening, highest
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

The following are the changes during tie last
twenty our hours
ADvAECE.-Atlanuc and Pacific pre- erred, y;
New YORK Central. "a ; Delaware and Lackawanna,
q; Erie. q; Northwest common, p; Panama, q;
st. Paul. u wabash, "a; It. raul preferred, l;
Erie IN London Is.
DEoLNE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4;
c., c. < l. c., u: Lake shore, / OHIO and Missis-
slppt. u Pacific Mall, "a; Rock Island, u; Union
Pacific, T.
The securities that remained stationary were
Hannibal and St. Joseph, quicksilver, estern
Union aud Mariposa.
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IMPoRTs on pRY GOOps.

The dry goods imports for the week were
Sl,25l 100, and the amount marketed $1,O55,s4T.
The total imports OF dry goods since January /
this year are $53,e9l ,416, and the total amount
marketed $50, 2sS,I72
THE TRADE or THE UNITED STATES
The following statement showing me imports
and exports Of merchandise into ana from the
most important ports OF the United states and
the totals OF all the ports during the month
snded May 81. 1915, is furnished oy the Chlei OF
she Bureau Of Statistics
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Wheat was leSs acuve and scarcely hrm though
large business could have been contaminated ut some
concession fhe sales last evening" comprised about
2o,O0 bushels AZ 81 10 81 70 Tor ungraded spring;
81 loh 81 u for No Chicago 81 q tor No 2Milwau
kee s. - ~ 2b1s Tor No Milwaukee ana Minnesota
81 20 for do to arrive next week. 81 "A for do first II
July, 81 10 Tor Northwest In store 81 80 81 Ss
small lots red and amber winter Corn was in fair
demand and shade hrmer. Tho sales were
6OOOO bushels At i6c. ave for very damp 7sc Soc
steamer, SIC. sc Tor san Sc S1ac Tor yellow. Oats
were in good demand and hrmer. The sales were
l2COO bushels at bc. Tor mixed la store &c &C aOat
6Dc. CSC for white. Rye was duli aud nominal Bar
ley was quiet and without important change. Barley
malt quiet and steady. The sales l. 90 bushels
a. 81 10 40 for twOrowed state 81 ~ tor STA and
four rOwed state.
FRUTs. ign-Turkish prunes were strong at
recent advance with moderate offerings Layer ralsns
firmly held, at ~ 70 ~ 80 lots but hold
generally ask ~ 3D. Currants holders disposed
TO sell under b4c at these prices small sales
made We quote ;-New layer raislns 81 80, loose
muscatel at 81 80 81 40 Currants, otac Almonds
1nrraEOnA tskn Tviaa TLc- Lanauedoc. 7Sc. aar-
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Sl60000

sDIOV.VVO
made in two months A Wall street operation. Tho
banking house ofALEX. FRuraINGHAM 4 co. No II
Wall street. who deal in Stock Privileges have paid this
their during this space
Of time. Some persons have made high 600
only 500 originally invested. and many have made
81 UO aud over from only $50 They paid a single day
over $4,000, for which only 5000 was received. or
sT 100 net profit to various people. They employ
tuuousy from Twelve to nteen competent bookkeepen
and assistants With this strong force they otssA
compelled to remain at their until midnight Tnb
energetic firm well deserves credit OF being .he lead
ing branch OF 1t Is wonder
full to acknowledge that they established
ness In the short space OF hve years
They have customers who reside nearly every state
Of the Unlon and the Dominion Of canada. From the
continually dealing In stock Their business has
become extensive that experienced correspond
ens are employed TO attend to their advertising
counts Their cards may pc read in every trst class
attribute portion OF their We advise those
desiring to their business with firm possessing
the very highest record for uprghtuess and who
duct their business upon honest principles to deal viii
tins house.
Thev also issue a weekly report OF the condition OF
anairs In Wall street which they glad mail
Tor ono year to any ore who and cOnemp
specializing send Tor u.-EvenIns Man, New York.
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EUROPEAN MARKET

IoNpoN PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoS. July 2-Rven-
ing sperm oil, E96 a G9y per tun. Common rosin Js
5S 81. per cwL
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For future delivery Oasis middlng the sales were
4S5S bales At 5isc Is 6,ioc; september $50 bales at
Il Size a l5c,; October, 4OJ bales At IA lg3zc.
bales at Il 2s5c a 4Iii6c February i5Oj bales at
iG5Gc IA 10 March 7OO bales at l5sc 10 5-s2c.
foiiows-Gavsston 81 bales New Orleans 40 Mobile.
q; Savannah 26 Charleston Si Norfolk w new ork,
day week 1883 baes this day last year 1879 bales.
Year, ssSs BSIeS cotton reisSs closed as oOws se
10 Havre by steam, lll6c Hamburg by cam &c.
Sy steam y bS s ss 4
cnange will be c.osed from this evening July y until
Eecs,The supply was light and the receipts were
small Tue market was quiet and tue demand was mod
quote:-I.ous Island New Jersey and near by, 23Hc
brands ike re; Western, 2lc; other western
fkAInEas.-The market was Quiet ana quotations
hands, IA the jobbng line lair business tras
ed do do, &C. mixed, as to quality, 49, Acc.
feathers, &C. a &C. turkey N feathers DC per 10 go,
hands but the jo6bing trade va s very active We
FIsm-Ihere good supply Of Goldfish in the mar.
ket which sold At iu prices he sales were 40 quntals
mackereI were scarce and wanted. We note
sales Of 100 bbls. No l at sll so no:
say that no was selling 81 Goa s. Boxed herring
store; barrelled were dull and without
g sO Sa s Ss SIG ST. No. Pays 50 s.
No. 5, So; Georges Bank goldfish, SO %; Grand SO:
new large threes, Ss SO' new medium. IS COZ scaled
FLOUR And CRAM ecepts-Flour, 1920 bills
barley malt 2OJ0 The Hour market steady under
ngT rS ;Rs 9Se eu ana a Tor shipment
moaersle demand Sorn meal was gges aud without
we ami n' ;westSrn yellow Is 81 s5anIy
sey and Ponnsy wanna yellow s. 80 - Is; Baltimore
S SSass S. f bose wSs 81 % per loo los psea
sacked, coarse GA 90 me Yellow 81 7Os 81 %.
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$500 SO, ssn Iaol 5000 Us lo-.o r..... liz

$4,000 8 c 6's, n, n e..
lUDOj ID Col 3-65's. be
1000 Cen + LIST, san j b
20JUO Cen Pac x BIB c
100 4, FtN a Z lst...
100 Un Z kk LIST -.
81 0 Tn Pac s i........
lUOt0 90. % c
4UUO Nor a rs con -.
5UgU q d n W c c K b..
lSjV N j Cen con ......
1000 l. a n, con, '9S. e..
l0J shs sp'gMt Coal.b c
6D West In Tel. .bc
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UALVksrON July 2 IY75
Cotton dull and nominal; mlddling, iss low md
ding I37Gc. good Ordinary, lZ56c Net receipts bales
sales q Stock, H. 30. Weekly net receipts / lg5
Exports coastwIse, 2.Oo0. Sales l62A
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M RnARn-ln.3n a M

lO:I9 MD ll:3O A. NJ.
as 90 4 S SIS. c. 81. usls
100 do....-.,...... lisa
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FRIDAY. July 2. 1875.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL.

ut best rates in market members New YORK Stock
EXCHANGE operations made against approved contracts
OF on moderate margins, orders promptly Attended W
by mail wire nook Wall street sent Tree.
TUMBKIDGB Co., No, avail street, New York,
Bankers anu Brokers.
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FRUCOs PENINsULAREs.

En- esta seccion podemos anunciar la llegada de
aloInas expcdiciones pr0cedentes de MallOrca
Csnarias, La plaza que, segun dilmos en- nuestra
anterior va estaba abasecda de estos productos ha
aunlentado aus exstencias con 10 recientemente
mportado, quedando por 10 tanto en- situacion POGO
cOnvenente para nuevos arrlbos
Los Ocurrid0s ultimamente fuerOn:
Berg. ing. AierGisder, de Canarias, q Sres. Lat
mer ca: 60l5 l0zas vara rs. vara 300 piedras
de fiItro S4 67S5 canastos papas S44 ql, 3,2lO i'd
cebollas S3I ql.
Gol.Casaalidad, de Santa Cruz de Tencrife, &
Sres Viuda de Was Ca, con garbanzos papas y
cebollas cuyo registro fu6 ofrecido, no habiendo
Obtenido ofertas eonvenentes, Sc despaehO para la
Habana en- solicitud de mejor mercado.
Vap. EspaRd de Sautander la Coruna, q Sres
SobrinOs de Ezquiaga 42S canastos papas 81 qL, ~
caias conservas. por vender.
Para Sres SoDrinos de Pf: 35 cunetes IA cajas
mantequia, por vender.
Sres Pastor MARQUEE Garcia: $50 botijas aceite
S4 al. 422 garrafones id. is al, 1900 id ansado
5H id. holanda l3 rs. 500 i'd doble an1s rs 272
garrafones horencia rs., 300 cajas jabon $50 ql,
200 90. papas $4, $4,000 mancuernas' ajos ahnace-
nadas
Por gol. RGfGeEd, de Mallorca los mismos 'Sres.
con surtido de procedencia, ell cual permaneee
en- puerto pendiente de operaeon, al cerrar La pre-
sene.
Por cabotaje procedente de Ponce vendieron los
Sres Iriarte, HernanO de Caracena :: 10 81
guiente: 81 0 caas l a jabon mallorquin q ps
d. zSS gar rafones anisado triple q ps., loo caJas
lieOres 2s PSI
Procedente del vapor COnaillas, de Cadiz, 1lega-
do anteriormente, vendieron los Sres Viuda de Was
yCs, n Sacos 6e anfs ala ps. al.
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EScribanls plbIrs Dc Gusyana

Per auto de hoy rseaidO esoritO presentado, por
81 Sr. ID. Jose Pslasos representation de ID. Eu
gsRiO Silva veeinO comOrciants de pueblo ha
dselarado estadO de quiebra retrotrayendose
esesos por ahora sin psruicie, al da diez ses
del actual 30 nombra Juez OmisarO al comerciante
de este pueblo D. MateO AmOrOs de DepositariO a
ID. Jos4 Maria Nuniz, da cOmision al citado Juez
Comsaris para el cumplimisnto de las dsposiciones
del C6digo msroant relativas los artlcules lO44
lO46 pare admission y apertura de la correspondent
cia con arrsglo a artieulo 1858 de la propa Ley
manda publican quebra por edictos que jaran
ssta cabecera insertaran la Gaceta ecG la
prohbioon de que nsdie hags pagos al quebrado 81
al Depositaro nombrado bajo pena de no quedar des
cargados de las oblgacones que tengan la pre-
yencion todas las personas, cuyo poler existan
pertsnencas de la quebra las mani6ssten al Juez Co.
msario pena de tenidos por ocutadores de benes
y completes de la quiebra mandaconyocar a los
acreedores la unta general que previene el C6digo
para el nombranliento de los Slndicos demas pro-
cedentes 10 cua endra efecto ante ell Juez Comisario
las doce del dia once de Setembre py6xmo venidero
en- cumplimiento de 10 mandado para conoci
miento general flo elpresente en- Guayama treinta
y uno de Julio de mil ochocentos setenta cinco.
Teodoro Garcia. 1-3
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Giro de Letras.
Gale de San Francisco NUN. "a.
francisco Bastou g. @. 10 essctda. en-

Francisco Baston & @, 10 efectda- en- todas
candidates que 10 bajeR de 10 pesos cortos das
vista sobre los siguientes puntos.
Ma@rid Albacete, Albuquerque, Alcazar de San
Juan, Alcoy, Alicante, Aimerla Arauda de Duero,
Aranluez Arens de Mar, Arnedo, Ateca, Avila Ayi-
les BadajOz, Barcelona, Bilbao Burgos, Belmonte
Caeeres, Cadz, Caahorra, Calatayud, Catagena, Cas-
telon de la Piana, Ciudad Real, C6rdOya, Coruna,
Cuenca, Candamo Cangas de Onis, Cangas de 1ineo,
Castropol Counga Cudiero, Don BeniIo, Eciia,
Ferrol, Corona, Gion, Granada, Guadaa;ara, Gra6o,
Haro, Huelva, Huesca, inhesto, Jaen, Jerez, Leon,
Lerida, Linares, Logrono, Lorca, Lugo, Lastres,
Luarca, Llanes Nava, Malaga, Maozarlares, Medina
del Campo, Merida, Murca, Oivenza, Orellse Ovie-
DO, Palenca, Palma de ialloiea, Pampiona Penaran-
ola, Pontevedra, Puenteareas, PraYa, Pola de Lena,
Poa de Siero Reus Riyadesea, Sabasell Salas, Saa-
manca Santa Cruz de Tenerfe (Uanarias), san teliL
de Guixols San Sebastian, Satander Santiago de Ca
cia, Segovia, Seva, Sol1a, Tanagoua, Toledo, Tor
relaguna, Trugilo Tudea, Valencia, Valiadold Virgo,
Villanueva Geltrd, Vitoria, zatra, zamora lara
goza.
San Juan de PueTtoR Rico 21 de JUNO de 1876
Francisco Uaston Il G.