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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
HIGHER-coRN FIRM-oArs HIaHER-PORK
QUIET-LARD QUIET-sPIIIrs TURPENTINE
QUIEr--RosIN QUIET-coFFEE PIRM-sUGAG
FIRM-PErRoLEUM QUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET.
SATURDAY. Oct. 4-6 p. NJ.
The markets were fairly active to-day and holders
wore very firm In their views. On Change -four
was stronger. Wheat higher. Corn firm. but
quiet Oats decidedly higher. Whiskey quiet
Pork quiet. Lard without decided change. Cotton
on tho spot unchanged; futures higher. Gro
ceries were irm Oils naval stores aud petroleum
quiet
CorFrE.-The market for Rio quiet but Arm. We
sales of 1855 bags, Biea. l2c and In Bati
more 1000 bags. Dora at 14s4c. Mild firm. aud
1000 Padang sold private terms. LIE Coco, Oil
yeira Co.'s Rio telegram. and Le Coeq, Gardner Co.'s
Santos telegram Rio Janero. October sT9-Average
daily receipts preceding Friday 600 bags price
Of good nrs o90O; exchange II 9l6 stock 1900 bags
Santos October g. lS79Average daily receipts since
preceding Friday $500 bags; price Of good
stock 10000 bags" We quote -Ordinsry cargoes IKE
fair do. l5iac good do 6c prime d. 161sc.;
range for lots 124c 17ac Santos, fair to good 15c
I04c. ninety days: Java government bags. be 23c.
grass mats. 23sc 2oc Singapore I0c. isc. Ceylon
lac. u ne ;Maracabo. l2ac. lie. Lagusyra, l3hc
151Sc ;Jamaica, l3c l5c; ST. Domingo, loiac 12c.
Porto Rico l5c. l6,6c; Costa Rica, lac. 17c; Mex
can lake &c., Mocha, re. 2c. Angostura, l6c
l7c. Savanilla, lie. u l11sc.; Curacao lie u 13c.
COTTON tho spot was firm 1T unchanged prices: flu
iownr rho best prcos wore ii points higher and the
closing prices points higher compared with
the closing prices OF the previous Day the total sales BE-
lows
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

The market remains very strong for almost everything
coming under this hcadthc exceptions being few
ons being mainly small but uggregatg heavily Chem.
ica si maintain tho lead both regards activity and
ALuM is steady with good demand. Lump has sold
from At 81 30 Natrona is easier We quote
~ - o2ls; Natrona porous 81 SO 81 a2is
eentrated pearl ~ ga - 10 Sales, $40 bills, lump
BLut vlrnoL is steady. We quote &c &c salos.
cables London market advancing No silver to b. had
az, AID black H. Gghsr We eus,s rae silver
cocosSrr OF steady with a fair demand. We quote:
Es 1a sS %sssAs continue ,S active aud
prize. ' ssIr "s 70, .ssr We ash
Natrona bcarbonae OF soda, 3lsc 3j,c Dwight Co =
spS seIns ssr e, Soda soda. Is y f 0 in II for
ss g. sss q * y s 90 ss%
powder 81 a7ss 81 =, sales aso kegs Church 4 co.'s
tie soda Sper cent ia Boston 50 5o 500 tons sal soda
Isp,oo Is in good demand at advancing prices. We
quote i-Manila F2se. soc Madras, Tive s7lsc {;
Caracas zoe Guatemaia. Noe. .sl 10 Bengal 81 10 a
81 Sales 900 eases Bengal within few days within the
NifRArr SODA IN domaud and armcr We quote .-ssSc.
sac Sales within few days OF $500 bags from 3.c
TO Sac. We hear OF an ofcr OF 500 bags at age.
Stress are stu aetye and prices are tending up. zanr
Amboynia. 4sc; tJc, zanzibar. tic 44s, Nut
do, Jamacs Use. zoe. Uassis China. is'4 s is,e.
pore pepper black in bond lie duty paid Iaisc Bata
VIA, 7c., bond prime white lie isfsc. Zanzibar rod
,oc isc duty paid; sumatra i2lsc i2tsc. Aispiec
sutrnra Is IN demand and higher wc quote ;--Isolls
80 80 Tor thirds. Salcs 20 tons seconds ut $50 o.
..npian,s. The rarset Is stronger pndor cable. re-
Quotations hero are advanced to 2ve
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BASEBALL.

THE LEAGUE SEASON FINIsHED--TIE NATIONAL
SERIES ALMOST coNcLUDED-THE AMATEUR
CONTEST TO BE DECIDED by THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
The torn within which tho pennant of the League
could legally be won has come to an end. 1t was
finished with the games of last Tuesday. The rec
ort!s show that the Providence and Boston clubs
No. and No. . in the race. the only two which
played the games allotted to them by the Champion
ships. Committee OF the League. The Cincinnati
Club lack four OF completing their series the Troys
three; Chicago and Buffalo, each. two and the
Clevelands one. The Providence Club enjoys the
enviable position of having won the championship
without being beaten majority OF the & mes in
any series with any other League clubthey winning
in every series OF twelve games No other club &C.
cupies such position. The Bostops, ut second
place, were beaten by Providence and Chicago. The
latter. III turn beaten by both the Providence
and Cincinnati clubs; while the Cincinnatis were
among those defeated by the champion Providence
Club. Following will be found the complete record
of the seasons playing-
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Wheat was decidedly higher aud III good demand
S sE'Sa 4 s"% ssss rss
s. s. a. rex o s"s@ ~ ~ s @ os oS
q s. ;, S i 81 Z; sss = az
s!assa S:'ssf g; Ss
r. :. y;ss%ssr 10 ss,"s IT, Ss'Sss' SS!ssss
ss ss$sl ss Tn s%ss "a g Y fs
70 sS s%a ii Is
.ss:sG SS.:!ss = sS
sssss b:ss%s;r ii ~ q g s;ssS 81 SSi,c e.
ssa c,oss:Ssl Is Via u sss s.ssS; S?ss%
@ = a ID @ cs GeSss g. % S 10
:s!s: i%sIa$%s isooS Sa.ss. i"siS ssiSs,y were
ss'ss siss ieS os,$ss' IS S,5s is@ Ssss%ss.'
IA .T d. S ss
&C. s s9 DO ' ~ ss4 sssS s.ss
active and ssacr we note sales OF ~ 900 bushels
iSa s ss oVs is 'ss'ss a.
20 e. asls'ss gsy:s '?s'
s"d a. = Il a. cash and nd time pssd ruled ar%
49, e"'s .ss 3d. . S. ~ y: y 90
50 s ~. S' .s 3D. g f a q" S
- b7s medium q 30; prime rod kidney, 81 7oasi so
black kidney, 81 ~ u ~ 90 Peas were steady, We
quote splii, FREQ, per bbl, $50 81 green 81 IS
III ~; Canadian IN bond IOc. re Southern black eye
two bushci bags 81 10 81 Oats active decidedly
hghcr iilsc.,. No white s9,se No DO; use No.
do ;a,c., No. mixed iSc No. do. Itsc., No. do.
see. rejected; Bic. No Chicago; h'c We mixed on
osn %".s Sale. er s'sSs
BASKETS
uuNSy CLotu was steady. We quote--iA lbs, DC i; =
iifmr ,Sp jrrr.-lhe market wss quiet but firm We
cordug to quality Manila hemp, re. Sc; sisal, 5c.
American double dressed, 81 10; single do. 0oc
dressed Si2j 1850; Russian clean $so Italisn sa6o
$2su
Molsssss-rhcre was only moderate demand but late
values we'll sustained We quote Now CROP ccn,ri'
fuga aud m>cd lie sc.i clayed, re 20s.; mnsco'
vadO refining xc 2Se grocery, 2tc Joc, Porto Rico.
Die J5ci Engsh Islands, aic . 3oc.i New Orleans,
common nominal. NJ BE. Use prime 10 choice 3fc
3sr. strictly choice 10 fancy, Jsc u fUc. -.
NAVAL sIvRks-Rosin was steady, and 200 Dds
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cation ,s,,,, as uALvksro s Isn e,Se
sssia sSsa ;'ss 70 the ciaSnsi $500 sales,
cot,on in fair Mrw og1 ia Oct iddnv
Sss good orspay @ Net rssspis s5'S s s.,st;
Ssi7i. '' '"'' '''"'"S'
Cotton steady; maa0r ee H s% ma 1fi : is Sc
sosa srana.y a se Net receipts a2 bales Exports
sAvAysam Oct 4 1870
, Gotten quiet aud steady; mlddIIas low MD
bales ExporsTa ,irea. ssin md eoastw}se 1873
S"''' ''0 last evening 200, stock ss| "s 1877,
Cotton mechanical un ma ,i ne ~ o. o.
goa ",du.nry se Net receipt. sa bales Exports
Shirt. Of w n; s.s s.s2 ss..
held higher qes. iaa Issdy s Crude
Gon 81 70, prms as
Plan, ,.,.n..a ..., o osSneo s,; oss iszS
Chicago spring 81 il: supply light corn Scarce high
Shs s are osI s 'Ais s',s
BY ssDs at ssss s soc ys S."sa .s held s %
unnoltod per MilfeedShorts. si5 shipstua. sio;
KS ;so,%saS ssssy 81 % Ss$S YSrS: SSIsE,
@ ASsSs u to arsy @ ID ssT
5soo feet. 900 sa I 3 wheat 1906
'u'As''' '''''' -- No. ''A''l nrprsno Oct 1879
Flour rm sales HS' s Wheat IN ryI and
u u; 10000 do 10 Duluth, 81 Is 5000 DO No, No
Port Washington, ii II 80 do Michigan spring. 81 oa
1870 do No / extra white Michigan 81 20 Corn dull ;
bmyers md sellers upmrt asking 47e for No mixed
Western Oats strong. stock scarce: No = Western
ale ,1c: State retailing ut flc 3c Barley inquired
for sales all on private terms ally Quotabe
Canadian 7Oe n S5c State doe n SOc and for No West
eru soc s5c according TO weight and color Rye neg
Iected No > Milwaukee nomiialiy held ut e3c u 64c
Hghwines quiet; city made 81 % 81 OK, Canal
Layer: wheat Sc: corn lie: oats nominal rye 7s2c
New York pine lumber to Albany - 81: to New York
so so per VI slaves to New YORK Isl 81 over tolls Rail
road fire. ahts-Wheat &c. corn size, oats Size New
York Receipts bv railroad-Four 3.6O bbls: whcnt
40 bushels; corn do; oats 2I,uOO barley
5000 do rye 1000 do. BY lake -Fionr $500 bills. :
wheat rs 400 bushels: corn, 3!2s,o 40 rye 23,o 90
Shipments by rai,road3Fiour dan 6bis wheat l4soo
bushels; cora ~ 800 do; oats 2so g.: barley t4oo
DO; rye. f.uo 40 by canal 70 t,uewa,er-Nhe ht
ss ousheis corn oSoo d." oats ''o d. ana rye
s,'o no. ,, n 700
ponr finn na IN ..,,vo Hi demand ns, ~ sale
o 5G,s Wilt at - e whea. excited Sna h Tcn ea
" iSS SPOT s"d 2e'oGsr " o % NE
naily 81 i7' amber Michigan held ut y ~ Corn Corn
NO mixed 4',,c No DO. 42c Oats very n a ana IN
good demand; NO WHITE Sitac sc: NO 40 JOG !;
N9 mixed r No 70 fc scare ana
3So 5o's wheat; $500 bushels corn sU' 40 9as
bushels; corn soo do oats ooo do
TOLEDO Oct t. 1879
Wheat firm: No white Wabash, 81 10: amber Michi-
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Iotnls. ............ ~
HfsNEnAr rsrfss

GENENAL ITEMS.
The mistake of guaranteeing large salaries to sew
cral leading players of club. and having the other
men OF the nine to divide among them the balance
OF the receipts over expenditures for a season is
shown by the experience of the Cincinnati club.
According to fixed salary. James White Barnes and
McVey each get 81. go. while the other six men
have less than $4,000 To divide among thom
Owing to the fact that Robert Miles stole a march
all the League clubs except the Bostons and GIN
ciunatis. by securing lease OF the ball grounds ut
San Francisco. these two Will DO the only League
clubs that will visit the Pacific coast. As many
thousands of spectators visit each gamc. this will
prove bonanza for the two clubs. Before starting
TO California the Bostons will play follows DC
tobcr6 and I. with the Nationals ut Washington;
Wednesday next the Sth. with the Providence League
club. ON the Union Ground, Brooklyn, Il. ID. The
Bostons then so to California till DecembcrI5.
The clubs OF the oidcn time which occupied high
positions the roll OF honor In the leading profess
sional organization OF the day. were tho following
Atlantic, OF brooklyn; Mutual, OF Now York; Ath-
lctic of Philadelphia Cincinnati OF Cincinnati:
Forrest city. OF cleveland; Chicago of Chicago, and
st. Louis. OF st. Louis Among the best players of
time are some OF the members OF these once IA
nous clubs.
The Athletics. of Philadelphia. one of the clubs
that has kept up u continuous organization for
score or more OF years cndoavoripg to tho
services OF George Wright, OF the champion prov.-
deneo club, for next season One OF the men of the
Athletic club. Aonzo knight, has signed u contract
to play with the Worcester Club. of the National
Association OF baseball Players.
At tho meeting in Buffalo ON Monday last of the
representatives OF the clubs of the League an i'm
portant resolution was adopted. viz.--For the
future League clubs shall not be required to wait
I'LL November l before engaging their Tor the
next scasons playing; but the time tor employing
men shall begin with the LIST OF October of each
year tor the PLAYING OF tho then ensuing season
The schedule for the of 1850 has been con-
siderod. adopted and Will be- made public in due
time Inc salaries are to be reduced. The circular
setting forth the operations of the League for the
past year announces tho gratifying Intelligence
that the season Of 1870 was in financial
point, ono Of the most successful that has
occurred In the history of that body.
Efforts are being made for arranging n series OF
games for the balance of this month aud into
November as the weather will permit, between the
Providence club. now champions OF the League. and
the Troy club. OF which Betguson is manager, on
the Union Ground. Brooklyn, Il. d.
To-day the teams OF the Upper and Lower lnsur-
anco Patrol play ut tho Union Grounds, Brooklyn,
ED.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct. A. 1870.
SngarThe market remained quiet during tho week. with
demand toward the close TO favorable
advces from the United States Quotations, however
manned unchanged Stocks in warehouse at Hgvans and
Matanzas 81 30 boxes. 81 600 bags and 33 600 hhds Re
cepts OF the IA hhds Exports curing the week
S33 boxes, 6.25o bags and 1900 hhds., inclu ding
boxes all tbe 64O hhds. to the United States
Centrifugal sugarsNos IL to H. Si ga reals, gold per
$50 currency. per Dbl for American Jerked beef 81,
&c reals currency, per arrobe Lard, in kegs x3t 80
$3I IS, CURRENCY, per quintal; in tins, $50 81
a $50 . Potatoes, 50 so $40. currency, per
wax-Ycllow sia $40 gold, per arrobc. Coal oil in
tins. 81 10 rcais currency, pcr gallon Empty hogs
heads IS so gold. Lumber firm; white pine. S3l $i2,
gold. per pitch pine, S'3 $4 Shocks hrm box. 0i
do. molasses hogsheads. - % reals. White
robe Chewing tobscco s5s a $50 gold,
per quinta Corn. II l2 reals currency arrobe.
Hoops nominal Freights nominal: demand for ves-
soils. Tobacco active and hrm spanish gold, 2i2 232.a
e--Downward tendency and nominal on tho
United States days gold Wy promum; short sight.
do, 9a9ts premium; London. IL 10 premium;
Paris, 31s u premium
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=. -. r,o,.a.sd
contract 1901 bales on yesterday Middng uplands
103sc aud mddling Orleans ut 1Uc Tho receipts
at the ports were asollows ABS bales Now
Orleans B57s; Mobile. 3,542 Savannah 1924; Charles
ton SOB; Wilmington 755; Norfolk, 3.Ii3: Now York,
5s Boston, ll7s PhAdelD a0A Total. "a 1874 baos.
~ sa2 bales Liverpool tacSrs%s-la; 80 r. Me- Re,
bales Market worry dull Estimated sales. 5000
bales; speculation and export 5000 bales.
lures SD cheaper oetobsr delivery npands, low mid
low mddng clause, SD; December delivery,
uplands. low mddiing clause. I'D. January February
March delivery apands, low nidaug CLAUSE. 25a2d;
rs l6d. Aprii-Ma delivery, upands. low middling
clause 27;j2d JuneJuiy delivery. uplands, low mid
ding clause, Is lid. r. M-Ameriean sales, 1850
bales October delivery. uplands low middling clause
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yachts Minnie and Bella (catlmlranl Exec
Messrs. Roahr and Andrews, from New ferx'
cruising. and Parole sloop. K.Y.c.. Mr. W. II.
Carter from the eastward for New York. passed the
HERALD Telegraph Station at Milestone yesterday
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The series Of games for the championship Of the
junior professional organization is not yet COM
pleed. For several weeks, therefore, the attention
the admirers OF baseball will be directed to this
contest. Any one OF several clubs may prove vic
torious. The prospects of the Albany club the
favorable: yet If they should lose all OF their
games yet ito be played, and either the National
Holyoke clubs all that remain of their unplayed
games. the championship pennaEt will not fly from
their flagstaff. The following table sh as the status
to date of each club contcsting:-
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THE AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.
Several questions have just arisen which will be
referred to tho Amateur Associations Executive
Committee tor their decision. II that body shall de-
eide that all the games played. well those for
fcited. by nine to nothing. shall be counted in set
thing the question OF the winning the 1879 cham
disposed according to the following table. which
gives the record in full TO date:-
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THOSE STOLEN BONDS.

Mr.. Edward schell, President OF the Manhattan
Bank called NJ Police Hea Quarters yesterday aud
had an interview with superintendent Walling con.
corning the arrest in Philadepha last Saturday or
the man who is described i. Warren. of Whining
ton, Dell upon whom found stolen bond "
the Manhattan Bank. 1t is said that 'e may DO ~
tradited and brought to this city tor trial
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This table III correct il the Executive Committee
decide in favor of tho record as tho appeared
III the HERALD each week. II, however, they shall
decide adversely tho reto. then tho championship
will be given to the Polytechnic Club The follow
ing tablu shows what would be the result under
such ruling by the Executive Committee in that
event. by the ruling out Of all games played by tine
disbanded Barrett Club. the NaIneless Club would
lose the benefit OF games OF the Barrctts placing
them at the second instead of the first position,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KILPArIIcR-RAY.--On Thursday. October 2. 1879,
at the residence the brides parents. 10y the Nv
W. IL. McAllister. EDWARD W. klLpArRIcK to ADE-
LAiDE A. daughter of henry II. Ray all OF this city
No cards.
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Price OF mtddng uplands IN Liyerpo3l october 1873
g. 1878, lOi.d
FLOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2o,6o3 bills wheat.
42 bushols masl, TO bills and 29 bags; corn,
ys75.B bushels oats 80 AT do. rye. II $50 do barley
malt 37f FlourTho market excited and prices
higher but nominal The demand was fairly active.
ticularly for low and medium grades. Tho sales In
bbis within tho annexed range. Rye four nrm
- bbIs sold at tuil prices Corn meal was firm. with
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FINANCIAL.
4 LEX FR0ruINGnAM CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.
I.fNl I'LL

A LEX. FRortiiNGhAM CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.
Stock. bought and York s.ss. EssA;ns.
and Calls secured at from 70 per cent distance from
the market price Pamphlet expiannE stock operations
A LII THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES DEALT IN BY
"A WILLIAM WARD 4 co; Bankers and Brokers.
can Mining Board.
AT REASONABLE RArEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
% ne rosss and N x, same
''''' j. j. nABRiCii Co. 1876 Broadway: box 1850.
At A GREAT sAcRIrIcE-aoo SHARES pIcTRr
1AArtiicia Ice Company Limited Address Il corandt
st., room ~
A ENJOYMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POLL
'''' '''s"' anu " JOS nG ERR i7s broadway
" 4 pvANcgs" OK FURNITURE. PIANOS SAFES.
Acmriarcs. &c. 1903 wost SD ST. west Of 9th as.
nIvIDEND NorrcE-EsTArE OF JAY COOKE e
D0o '' 'a" EDWIN NJ LEWIS. Trustee.
pn,lAps .,Lil sept 10, is7o
declared third cash divdend-sls per eens-payabe
TS " Of h %sr ee n'G in ss
sorl.nee with The provisions ct the Iran Tor CLOSING the
creditors at the time Of payment Of the cash dividend
Ceicrs arc particularly requested to send to mo by
postai their present post Office addresse enable
S no OF s s them the b%s Ew rst rue
MONEY wANrEp.-rEN PER GENT PER ANNuM
M az, 1n ,Sf ~
refcrencos gwen For address COTTON Post
T TaS.dsy 6,G and s6 inst. i 10 oso"R
nffiCE or THE ExCELsIoR WATER AND
OMlnng Company. No. 81 Broad ST. Now York, sepiem.
Der IS, 1917. -
Tho ExcEI.sIoR wATi.i AND MINING COMPANY
S pay WILLIS s' IS or sy .s"s ca 9 tho
il. i, PARSONS
Assistant Secretary.
fI,IIE WALKING MATCH
i FOR THE O'LEARy BELT.
THE RECORD or THE ~ HIGHEST SCORES WILL
PiNtHScE OF riik aArcii FROM l. IT. uSriL
THE F'f FIJI ro TfaSAA r .acEsllS
No. I. TELEGnAM OFFICE. electric light
No. p Thirty third NJ. aud Ri av calcium light.
No o. isuh ". and sd av., calcium light.
No. g. Thirty It. aud 81 av., calcium light.
No. g. Nos aud Fulton street. Brooklyn, calcium
no 7. Railroad aud Newark avs Jersey CITY, calcium
No. Myrtle aud Fulton avs. Brooklyn, stcrcoptieoh
No. ~ Third av between 18th and 67th SITS. calcium
light
.OOOmortsass. Two yosrs, New York city also
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN Once of Workman 4 Co. Philadelphia. October I,
isTo--Mr D. Henry Workm has ceased to DO u member
- wv WORKMAN 4 co
The business will be continued by the remain
ing partners. y! WEIR WORKMAN.
As WORKMAN co.
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroFoRE EXISTING
i between the undersigned ut No ia East Broadway.
New York cty has boon this day dissolved by mutual
s% ns at Inc s s a"S s
liquidation.-Dated New York. October - 1919.
TTmpWWIsspn2 ~ a,,,, RnxssNEs,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

coOO OOO-IN SUNS TO SUIT. 70 LOAN on
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hvo yoars New York city also
money at u per cent H. L. GRANT, lIJ broadway.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-22
Notice of Assessment.
NUMA MINING COMPANY.

Location OF principal place of business, San
Francisco, California Location OF works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that az meeting Of
the Board OF Directors held on the I'D day OF
october, 1879, an assessment tNo. y Of two (Z)
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
IN United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office Of the company, S2s Montgomery
street, Room Il, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the oath day OF November.
1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on MONDAY, the 18th day
OF December, 1870, TO pay the delinquent as
sesslnent, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
: once S2s Montgomery street, Room 81, san
Francisco, California. o25.td
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POsTPONE.lTENT.

The sale of delinquent stock of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, August q, 1879, at the same hour
and place. BY order OF the Board of Directors
ABRAHAM HALSEY Secretary,
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And in accordance with law and am order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the Goth day OF
May, 1879, so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction al the office OF the company, No
3l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, ON TUESDAY, the 22d day of JULY.
1872 at the hour OF 2 clock ?. NJ OF said day,
TO pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY,
Secretary
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DELINQUENT NOTICE
suEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California; location of Works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
NOTICE-There are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account OF assess
ment No TO- levied ca the 20 day Of May, 1870,
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-22
POsTrONEslENT.

The sale OF delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY, December 10Th, 1879, at the same
hour and place. BY order OF the Board OF hi.
rectors.
ABRAHAM HALsEY, Secretary.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-22
POSTPONEssENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, October goth, 1879, at the same
hour and place. BY order of the Board Of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
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TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

Freight Forwarded to all parts OF idaho
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consignments of Goods respectfully soiie''eu
Freight forwarded on short notice and on rev
sonabe terms
A. j. SHEPARD, AGENT.
Mark Goods gnre at. y. A.,
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