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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

having established herself in Korea.
The gene. al staff reports say that the
Japanese will have three other objec-
tives-the occupation of line across
the Lao Yang peninsula for the pur-
pose of cutting off Port Arthur, the
isolation of Vladivostok and the es-
adjustment of a junction between the
army of Korea and the force at the
head of the Lao Tung peninsula. The
last mentioned movement might be ac-
complished by a landing near the
mouth of Ia Yang river, which, by
threatening the flank of the Russian
position at Feng Huang Cheng. might
render 1t untenable and make the ad-
vance of a column from Korea COM
paratively easy.
If these plans should succeed the life
of both Russian squadrons in the Pa
cihc would be menaced, and with the
sea and fleet back of her at every paint,
japan could fortify the positions thus
gained and, with the tables turned.
compel General Kuropatkin to COM
foI ward and attack.
General Kuropatkin. however, is in
possession of the latest advices re-
ceived by the general staff, and it is
safe to assume that If the Japanese
campaign develops along the lines in.
dlcated he will be ready to make such
disposition of his forces as will meet
and checkmate it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26
Water Suit Decision

Yesterday Judge Bonnifeld rendered
a decision In the suit of Palmer and
others against Eugene Silve. The de-
cision was In favor of defendant.
awarding to him the prior right to the
use of 500 inches of the flow of Indian
creek measured under a pressure of
four inches. The plaintiffs were rep
resented during the trial by Van Duser
and Soderburg. William S. Bonnified
mis- also appeared for the plaintiff at
the hearing of the decision. The action
was commenced about four years ago
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26
Ranch for Sale

Consisting of 200 acres of land. wen
improved, with water right. ir igating
bitches. good buildings. An ideal busi-
ness station. Coed orchard consisting
of apples. pears. plums and small fruits
of all kinds. Shade trees. nice lawn,
ETC.. etc. For terms write o. enquire
OF Fl. IL. McColley. Willow Greek. Ne
yada, 4-25-lm
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26
The Beginning of the End

The Hartman Herald says: The fist
building from Wadsworth arrived yes
te day. 1t belongs to Martin Klein. an
engineer. and is being erected on loi
Ii in block on the reserve. This i
only the forerunner of many more
houses to arrive shortly.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

B1rge J oaded With Japanese
Troops Sunk in Po-
maku River

st, Petersburg. - Official dispatches
regarding the fighting south of the
River Pomakua, reported last Friday,
In which a Russian detachment suf-
fered three men killed and two Office s
and thirteen wounded. say a Japanese
tieop-laden barge and other boats
eme. ged from the mouth Of the Po-
maku and attempted to cut off the
Russian retreat The barge was sunk
by the Russian guns.
Further details iegai ding the skir-
mish say that in following up the gem
eial plan 10 harass and impede the
japanese crossing the Yalu the Rus
sian outposts on the tivef sent de-
taehment Of volunteers on the night of
April q 70. the purpose of setting fire
to the Japanese pontoon and other
bridge material. The boats grounded
on a sandbar near the Korean SIDE
and drew the fire os the Japanese out
posts. There was a sharp fus.llade al
close range. The position Of the boats
was highly critical, owing 10 the APP
peaTance of a number of light barges
filled with Japanese coming out f. ON
a small tributary stream called the Po
maku. which is unmarked even on the
maps of the Russian general staff Tile
intention of the barges was to cut of
the retreat-o of the Russians. This was
noticed from the other bank, two miles
away lucky shot sank one OF the
barges and the other withdrew.
The japanese casualties are MOI
known.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

st. Petersburg Admi al Wire
Mus has just returned from his unsur-
cessful attempt 10 te-snforce the PoTl
Arthur fleet with his squadron, con
sisting of the battleship Osliabia. the
cruisers Aurora and Dimitri Donskoi
eleven to pedo boats and two trans.
ports.
In an interview the admiral COM
planned of the strlngeney of the neu-
trality at Suez ard Port Said. The
British autho. i.les would not allow the
vessels to remain more than twenty
four hours and permitted them to TAX.
on only a meagre allowance OF coal
The admiral said:
I'VE met the cruisers Nasaga and
Nisshin CHE wa ships purchased by
Japan from Argentina and now with
Vice Admiral Togo's HeeD at Por'
said. but we bad not the slightest de
sire to stop them. They had all ths
appearance OF merchantmen ard the.I
rough crews dsngled their legs owe.
the sides Of the vessels"
The torpedo boats are now at Libau
where their engines are being ove.-
hauled.
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higgins q Puebla will give a hall
supper on the night Humboidi lodge
M lG I O. O. + gives its grand bali
Their cafe is convenient aud every
comfort will be provided. slv-td
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st. Petersburg. rg.-Vlceroy Alexieff has
issued a notification TO the effect thai
newspaper correspondents using wire
less telegraph win be treated as spies
The notification is the same as that
served OH the state department at
Washington on April Is by Ambassa'
dor Cassini.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

London, April 25.-The Daily Tele-
g,aph's Shanghai correspondent cables
that a secord Japanese army will sail
shortly and will land on the island of
Diamato, near Yongampho.
The Daily Telegraphs Brussels cor
respondent says that agents of the
Russian government have signed
agreements to purchase three large
men of war constructed at Genoa foi
the Argentine Republic at a price of
sls. 100000 One of the ships. the Carl
baldi. is a vessel of 1900 tons.
Port Arthur. April 24.-The Chicago
Daily News dispatch boat. which APP
preached Friday night last, was board
ed by Russian officers. The cores
pondent was arrested. but was liberat-
ed on condition that he avoid the
Kwang Tung peninsula in futu e.
All is quiet and there is no change in
the situation here.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

London. - To a number of famous
and inte esting personalities now fig
uring at the theater of war win shortly
be I'd led young Lord Brooke. heir OF
the Earl of Warwick, who leaves Lon
don for Harbin, Manchunia, April p as
war correspondent for Reute 5 Tele-
gram company. Though only q years
old Lord Brooke. who is a son Of one
of the famous court beauties, the Coun
tess of Warwick, has already been in
two wars. He refused to stav home
when Great Britain was fighting the
Beers and ran off TO the t ansvaal
with the yeomanry. There he became
aide -de-camp to Lord Miner. the Brit
ish high commissioner. Last yea'
young Brooke. weary of peaceful Eng
land, went TO the Balkans, where he
acted as war correspondent during the
outbreak the e. Now he will follow
the fortunes of General Kuropatkin.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

Better read the story. It's good.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

The Daily Silver Stat~ Is the official
county paper. aud generally recogniz-
ed by The people of Hunboldt county
as the leading paper for fresh news
at all times.
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JOB PRINTING

The silver State has the hest equip
ped Job printing plant In the county
and can print anything from q calling
card TO a bible. Bring or send In
your work.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26

st. Petersburg, April 25.-Appa entity
reliable information i'm the possess OF
OF the general staff leads TO the belief
that the objective Of the Japanese cam
paign does not involve the ambitious
invasion of the interior of Manchuria
with the purpose of reaching and over
whelming The main Russian army. If
the japanese eve. entertained the hope
of accomplishing a task similar to THAI
60 which Napoleon set himself. present
advices Indicate that they have aban-
doned It and have adopted much
more cautious and less hazardous pro-
gram.
II this information Is correct there
viii be no advance upon the army con-
centrated at Lao Yang and Mukden.
with its attendant lengthening and
weakening of the japanese line of COM
munication Instead there seems to be
a determination to stick as close "a
possible to the sea. where lies tapan's $
natural base OF communication, she
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

pers plenty and low Southern beans and peas arriving
freely and selling wen when choice Tomatoes generally
POTATOES Maine Green Mountain per blg 81 50sl 90;
do Long Island n bulk $50 n 81 aT9sl 62 DO Jersey
81 5OaSi e5: do long. 81 s5gsI so; SWEET POTATOES.
Jersey. yellow per doubehead bbI 81 5eGs2 25 DO per
cloth top bhl 81 2s1 5S; do per hafbaI basket eesc
SPROUTS per quart B0iOe: c:ABB1GEs Savoy and red.
per OO 81 5OS4; do fiat Dutch. SS3: do per ohl seq
CrcUMBFsRs. psr 6b 81 5ods4 So DO Western New-
York per bush asket 50cGs1 so; do Florida per basket
g 50QS2 90; CG ERY. fancy large, doZsn huGehes
PLANTS Jersey per bbl S2GsS DO Florida box S29
SS LETTUCE. Norfolk basket, 5Oc0si 5O Do state
Boston 2oqS40c; LIMA BEANS potato, per bag. 75c8
81 90; DO fat 00c9Sl ONIONS, Couneccu9 and Eastern
sr0OaSi 49, 60 ORANGE County white psT bas' q oNSS4
do yellow 81 25GS2: do red. 81 251Sl 60; do stats and
Western white per bush crate 81 ISgS2 do yeioN per
bag. 81 1892; DO red per doubleead Dbl - SoQSl Si
OKEtA. Florida per carrier, SfQS2; PEPPERS nearoy
red Per b3i SeeaSl 2S % gTss1 9Ssg$1 FA & S0FIok'
basket 75cs1 IS do green $1s2 IS: Do Charleston
81 25Qs1 So SPINACH, Norfok; per Dbl $l8Sl zo;
SQUASH Hubbard, bhl 10cG}$1; do marrow bU9Iac;
TURNIPS, Rutabaga Canada Dbl s04sSe; do nearey
40G6Oc TOAA TOES Jersey, per ooX. 259 I3ci CuCCM
BERs. hothouse. per dozen. z5G90c MUSHROOMS. hot
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts were liberal; larg,
hay will be accessble when pressing farm work sub
sides Trade is showing snimation, but It not
running satisfactory. Quotations unchanged. Wa
quote: Prime large bales per 100 ~ SOc No 751Tsc;
mixed 10qSoc clover clear, IOq75e- STRAW-Long re
arrives abundanty. Considerable N0rth River straw
for top lots Recepts OF hay and straw in tons.
ported 5t the Prodce Excherge neon today: Hudson
6ei,Ioao 90 West Shore Railroad SO: Lehigh Valley
taiirqad 146 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, TO- Ontario
ana Wes6ern ste RailToad 90 Central Railroad Of New
z%SS tons. Receipts of straw. .S39 tons.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
eosToN WOOL MARkET.

Boston Oct 25-The wool market active and aTrs.
and during tlule8 fsverlsh
tone Further advancement IN prices seems under way
large and small mills sharing IN the free buying
Territory wools firm. with the price practically
unchanged Pulled and tossgn grades are also urIn
quotations follow Ohio and Pernsylvana1<&
srd above s5q3ec: y sO9sIc; No = 54Q85c; No . SAC
29sOc threeeighhs beo9s 2sG 3oe; onehalf blood go
urwasl1ed deaine. 26Q2tc; deaine. $50
S7c Nichisan-X and above, 2s92Tc No 3 81 gaze; No
sa933c: me Uuwsshed 2122c; one-quarter blood.
asheH 2s 129c three-eighths blood 2S129c Ole-half
b,ood q ass: unwashed delane 2SG25c dne washed
de'ans 3293Sc. Kentucky. IadlG.a. Ihreeetgnths
and quarter blood 2929se- Terr1tory-Idaho aae
1s4f lsisci heSy - 4tue' aHe Snta1Itl.
Igd17c: heavy fine. 15Gl6c; fine medium. 1TzG1se
5ium 9OG21c; low medium 22023c: Utah and Nevada.
fns i7alT7c heavy me. i516e; me medium. II lsc
20f21c. low medium. 22023c. Dakota. rne. 1TG
Isc tine medium. 1zQ1Sc: medium 20G21c low medium
3qG2Sc Montsa-F1ne choice 2Q22c. hns average. 199
90- medium. choice. 21d22c. 1a02oC;
stsps 22g23ci medium oholos. 22QZe
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nee'-GoTiE. October 25. lao4.

Nev-FcTH October p. 1904.
roFFEE--he coTee market showed further weakness.
y, az advance. closing about low
Trioes q Friday. representing loss
ne last ding DAYS Of very nearly hals
4 cent 6 uound. The market opened steady at ad-
runoe q points. IN sympathy with steady European
-rhlss an6 6 result o. moderate buying for long
sce5uut the reaction theory. Later however. the
Psuch market sharply, and there selling
arh5rrage There lsre demand. and the
-sgket close weak. being finally
mfl5 points lower reported 90 $50 bags
0Fers from Brazil said be a slightly lower
i1ss helring IN decline. While bull sentiment seemed
used by the uncertainty surrounding the visible
nv statement November J. which Erogt-st people
nov say probably show increase IN OF last
although Brazilian receipts for the month have
rather than last years figures the
areraEe Of the matter Is that IL is
al conservative idea the
psbie showing Of the visible supply owing the
;haf no one in position say what the
movement has been The fact fhat the market not
seeevirr support the decline would indicate
sat and better Informed interests fear
favorable statement At the time close ring
servers claim the important speculative
who were good BUYERS thu recent advance have
hsen i1uEaruE idea appears that support
will redevelo1 further decline.
TIE spot quiet. but steady with quotations
orrh @ Saec for RIO No 4.
The range u prices in the local market to-
DAY as follows.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. October IS. 1904
BEEvESRecepts were 49 cars or s42 head. including
G u ears he for c,sIs 61s nd 9 saS 7 @ s7 o aa
cattle to-day. Feeling steady with about so
expected TO be tomorows market at jersey City
per b for native sides and 5s@6ic for Texas Iv
IKE per n dressed weight sheep and lambs steady
out toisv 425 cattle ARD G25 sheen for ] Shanberg
SON 425 cattle FOR schwarzscd Sulzberger $500 guar
para Brazil 100 cattle for J. shamberg Son. To-mor
ters @ Of Of beef for the Morris Beef Company
ters fer the Swift company and the Manoa so sheep to
cALVEs|R Receipts we're iGa head making: with the
s. 559ss per 100 70. There demand for the
sGIIHo dressed grassers and led calves a 4eehe
IS 50 per 100 n; 90 1s5 n 81 ls2 p az s. 50
n et 25; DO. I4i n. 81 50 do 90 n at IS co.
feline Wrght& Co: veals 17S n at IS: 60. lea n.
W R. Hums; veaIs. ie4 ~ at IS 50.
Crockett Co: West Virginia calves lSs NJ at IS Soi
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were ~ cars Or 2S4I
head and including the few stale feeEe were Il & cars
QlleJ rather easier with Iery few oUyeEs at The 5aEd
at sSGS4 20 per 1oU n; few wethe:s al So eus at
lambs offered. Dressed mutton slow at 5QSAc per 10;
saIesEKerns Commission CO. ~ Virginia lambs. 90 70
average. S5 so 100 Ib so Indiana wetheT 1s No. az
22 81 ~ At s2 1l6 Western DO o. l6 at s. 90 s. III m
Newton Coz 2a4 West ylrgqia laIas' 20 ~ at Sc 70;
Fo6ln shannon: 24s Indiana lambs. q n, at s. 99
Jellihe Wright & Coz 80 state lamns 90 10, at 50 90
HOGs-Recepts were 1l4s cars. is54 head including
with Buffalo prices fairly good Pennsy
hogs sold per 100 ID: few mixed hogs at 50 -
Country dressed hogs steady saso 70 for medium
weights S1G@S12c for light hogs .
average at IS go per 100 10 roushs, go ~ at 81 60
Tohu shannon: II mixed State hogs, l54 70 al 50 20;
Gate Yesterday as state hogs 157 IS so: do 252
10 at SIS 75 90 Pennsylvania mixed do. t3l 10 at 50 40
R, Hume date yesterday}: 2S2 state hogs l4s 10 at
% s sanders date yestsTaay2: u hogs us n
SIS so "a do 1873 n. So IS; "A do, 223 10 at s. 15'
S. 40 roughs 81 SO; II do, 3l7 70. at 81 20;
II Hos % date yesterday l2s State hogs 1s7 10. at
IS So. =, 80. -, -, =, .
s. sO Pennsylvania 200 70. at s. sO roughs 200
n, al
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
orHER MARKErs-RY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. Oct. 25.--CATTLE-E1ecepts 600 head In
Guiding 1000 westerns; market steady; good 70 prime
steers IS 503S7: poor medium 50 dO9S5 4o stockers
Gamers si 25ds3 10; bulls saq$4 25 calves $3asT;
Texas led stee4s 81 5oqS5 GO: Western steers So 259
e. 95 FOCS-Peceipts. 1900 head; market 10q15c
lower mixed and butchers 81 sog$5 as good to choice
heavy IS 1OS5 rough heavy 81 75SS TO- light "a %
aS5 36 sales, s5Qs5 25 SfIEEPReoeiP5s q 900
choice wethers $48S4
far to choice mixed So 25aS4 lambs S4d$6 ..
Cincinnati Oct. 25.-HOGS steady, easy; butchers,
S5 50Gs5 s.. common So 4GIS4 90. CATTLE quiet; fair
to good shippers s. 1os4 Is; common S2q$2 . SHEEP
stea S14S3 so; lambs strong 50 25pS5 80.
Kansas city. Oct 25.-CATTLE-Receipts. 600 head,
including 200 Southerns market steady 70 iOc lower
beef s. 2GS6 30; fair
coed SASS % fed cteers S4S5 IS soekers and
ern cows 81 50gS2 10 native COWS 81 6OgS3 So native
hefers So 5OGS4 bulls 81 1888 25 calves 50 50QS6
OGS-Receipts $500 head market sc lower top price
S5 421: Of S5 O5lS5 5 heavy 50 30g s5 42
pigs and lights 81 S54$5 20 SHEEP
Receipts market strong to 1oc higher native
256s5 wethers So 250SG; native
SsGs3 75 western lambs 25qS5 CO. Western yearngs
So 601S4 15 Western sheepe s. 258$4; stockers and
-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
NAVAL sToREs.

The market for spirits turpeutue was steady with
prices without noteworthy change. sad moderate
IN a 1cbolng way Rosin steady but quiet. Com
mon 10 good strained offered a. 50 9O but pos
soly something could be had less say So S7
Tar Tar wa vas steady aGd unchanged We quote: SPIRITS
TAR-OIl bbls. 81 653S4 20.
- RosLN-Conmon to good strainsJ- 81 90: E So F.
s. 0o G. So To- H. So 15; IS 2SSS 35 K 81; NJ S4 SOD
s. IS; NJ S4 60q$4 So; " G. 81 S5q$5 and " ". IS IS
STOCK on HAND.
i,. ponS 65I
lar Dds SIs
New-orIeans. Oct. 25.-ReceIpts-Rosln e5 bbls tur-
pentne, II boo Exports-Oporto. yosn. 1S0 bos; Rot
terdam. turpentfna 40 bbls.
Savannah Oct. 2J-TURPENTINE dru, 61%c; re-
eepts SD bhls; sales 202 bbs; exports S49 bbls
ports 130 bbls ouoted A B. c. 81 52z: D. 81 ~: E.
g 624z: S2 67ta: G. S272!5; II. 81 so: So 90: K.
IS T5 NJ. s. 25: N 81 40 W G, 81 65: W ". IS.
Charleston. Oct 25.-TURPENTINE and ROSIN un-
changed.
Wilmington Oct 25TURPE-NTI21E y E, Receipts. 50
81 co. receipts. 49 bbls CRUDE TURPBNTINE firm.
50 80. So 50 and So So receipts. 5S bbls.
London Oct 25-TURPENT1NE-Spiri Sss 155d.
ROsIN-American strained. S.: do fne lis 6d
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct 25.-ciOsing: WEiEAT-sPot no5ai1sIi
-Spot-American mixed - 6sd futures er: December
e T$4d Jaausry. 4s 4lsd PEAS-C2nadlan steady 9s
HOPS at London CPacinc CoasO aruI fsqfs 1Ss- BEEF
wsGteFn. steady as Cd. IANs-short cut to g p
dun as BACON steady: Cumberland cue, Is 10 90 -
as CA short RIB I6 "a n long clear middles
light AIS Cd: long mitdes. heavy, So 20
a backs. 16 10 20 70, AS Cd. clear
bellies. 10 ass Cd: shoulders square II - 3 %
8es LARD-Prfme Western. In Jierces. firm SSs; do
American refined IN patls. quiet 3as BCTIER-esood
United States steady. 7Os. CHEESE-Anertcan finest
vbte frn 42s; DO colored strong. As. TALLOW-
prime city arrn. 22s. TURPESTINESp rits DUH SOS 0d
POeIN-(Cnnnon steady. 39s 80. LINSEssD OIL hrul.
rs ca PETROLEUM steady SID
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
NEW YORK. nav RAVEN 8 HARTFORD R r

saUni ~SAts@t S~-s-sSts Ss3 -
anu Ave, follows.
tEi1u:Jo. sf1O:02 A. n. tt.i1Oo. 'fi1:Oa. STl3sOo.
ttt5:0B. s1l0.II. "dl2:E0 p 81
BOSTON. WillimanJlc-fSs: 90 a L. t2;0O 2 NJ
SIl:O0 p ~
FITLhaL kCs VIA Putnam & Worcestsr-T13-00 p M
LsKEVILLE and NORFOIE-ff9:15 A. n. fG3:35 P. GL.
CT. BARRISGTON. STOCkBRIpGiE. LE[O&. Pits
FIELD-f5 .OO tf9-I5 A n. ST rs. fiS.35 p. u.
WATERBURY, and WISSTET-t5:00. $500. ffs;oOs
H5:Ol. TiS:OO. Sg6-oo ttO Waterbury, p M
Ticket Offices CCTand Central station AID cl2jth
st. also at c1lS e26I 11s9 el So Broadway CO PARK
Place, c23 Union Square clS2 Fifth Av. GAS Columbus
Ay-, $40 Madison Av. e2T3 West 125th ST.. 15S EasS
l26th - In Brooklyn. CO Court ST. $50 Fulton ST.
$50 Broadway. E D.
'DafIy 1EGcept SUNDAYS sSUndays onIy. SsstUr-
days only iStOFs I25th tParIOF Car Limited.
HAS Dining Car. gencies ceiling ParIor ana
g T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen Pssk AgE
o n. SHEPARD. Gen SG1t
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
pROPOsALs FOR CoAL-TREAsURY De

- partunent. Washington, D. C., October D. 1eO4---
Sealed proposals w received this department until
two O'Clock Q. OF Saturday November g. 1904. and
then opened for furnishing and delivering at Woods Hole
Massachusetts Of about four hundTsd (4O
pounds the toni steaning coal for o the e S Rev
enus Cutter Service. The coal IS be best quality
Georges Creek other equally good and free
from Impurities subject Inspection before shipment
shipped thirty from the acceptance OF ths
proposal delivered the ships rail The right Is
reserved reject all bids, and 70 waive defects
Proposals should be addressed TO the Secretary oc tbs
Treasury distinctly marked envelope Proposals
for coal Revenue Cutter Service CSiSned] P B.
ARMSTRONG, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
[B % g II CD M 7ER 1SR p 2
Proposals.
nROPOS4LS Will - RECETVED ~ TF

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department,
Washington. D. c. until 70 o'clock November ID.
1904 and publicly opened iI sdately thereafter TO fr-
nsh the Navy Yards. Norfolk Va Charleston S c.
and Port Royal s. C, quantity of motor drive cuthts
Tor Bement-Niles horizontal punch, Benent-Siiles
chimes cabinet and distributing boards portable lamp
holders pendants eectroler cUouts volunteers electric
cable. rubber covered wire. nsulaoEs conduit outlet
boxes plugs dynamo cable. conductor wire steel wire
brick building brick. Portland He.
sand broken fire clay granite paving blocks
shea thing paper ltnen binding; khaki cotton bag ham
mirrors French plate lookinggass lantern globes signal
lantern lenses, glasses Ttvets. WreRches locks
hinges, Urbuckes. clip knees bronze metal strips
tension holders for secrtary bureaus mirror pvos and
chain. repairs. railroad spikes miscellaneous
hardware and hand tools purchases. sOng attachment
for LeBonE milling uachne twist drill grinder, oil rtveI
forge, Haeer piston drills factory and gTocery trucks
horse collars saddles. collar and saddle pads har
buckles harness and betting leather. pine and Oak
piles yellow pine sheet brass brass rod spring brass
pig machinery steel roofing tin. Oaun. sheet gum
rubber packing grummets. wire Insertion leather
packing discs for Allen ice machine gsskets rubber
hose North Carolina pine pitch. eoruncun lucliene
cleaning OIL Of zinc roofing paint gum
shellaC safety valve hose check and globe
valves steel channel bars hanges tees elbows
vsnzed iron pipe, condenser tubes, boiler tubes,
nickel silver tubes for feed water heaters brass tubing
letter lead pencils, etc, manila drawing paper
Shipmau's binders, blueprint paper. dry
boards, Weiuand power tubs cleaners
Davidson Worhington steam motor driven
lamps and fixtures books magazine candles
dishwashing machine LOTaTd refrigeUatOrS cabin
and Joseph Dixon crucbles Blank proposals will be fur
nshed application TO the Navy Pay Otces Norfolk
H. T. B. HARRIS PayInaster General Z. S y.
IO-17-O4
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

The New-York market spot cotton closed quiet.
win prices 10 points hfrher 20 the basis lOO5c Tor
nt6dinF upIsrd sns 10 zoe for rnlddlinE Sales.
y 70 snnners an6 900 delivered ca contract Southern
20 n'srkets teeg.srhed - folCTe mobile, nTin
tfanFee -iec. sales 800 bales. Savannah. quiet
ese easy unchanged 0i.c; sales 10 bales Norfolk
teaey- nc higher. oesc. sales SEA bales. Baltimore
sosnnal az 9.s7c; Augusta. steady. lice lower al
Sc; sales. G21 bales. Galveston 0rnl, lice higher
- sac sales. i3e bales NeW-Orleans 1lec higher a.
rs sales $50 bales. Estimated receipts az leading
l4lte sor Al NeV-Oreans. 2350o 70 @eOOo
nst u s5 ias1 week and i 072 last year CT GsyeE-
o Q00 20 q 600 7s5S last week and Il
year and Houston 10 00o 20 1880 bales. against
$50 last week $50 year
eoepts the ports interior points to-day com
t2ree with same last and Las year: