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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
TIE FUNERAL OF MAJOR JAMES P. FROST.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE funeral Of Major James r.
Frost to-day remarkable tribute TO the late militia
ofccr and journalist Private services were held az
the family residence In Batavla-s'. at 10 40 a. No.
the Rev. T.. a. Horton officiating. AT their Close
the body was escorted to the second Church. Copiey
Square The church was filed 10 the doors with as
notable gathering as WIS ever assembled In this city
TO pay last tribute 10 man whose only Title to
esteem his noble qualities as II friend and com
rade. 1t Included Governor Russell ard staff members
Of both branches of the Legislature. men O fleh frik
In the financial world. veterans who had gained dstinc-
ton In the service. brother militia officers and prom
lneDt newspaper men from this and other cities
There were present fifty members Of "The Boston
Globe" staff. ieaded by General Charles H. Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
The First Law Of Nature.

This scfpreseryation is acknowledged TO be. and
people who adopt against the encroaches OF disease
genuine mcdieai safeguard. accredited by ex-
pesienee and the sanction OF physicians afford happy
Illustration Of the wisdom u tae saying the health
mcy restore and continue to enjoy. Among maladics
sssnst the growth OF which Hosters Stomach Btters
snofis efficient protection. diseases OF the kidneys and
''soder ere frausht with the utmost peril and exhibit
great ebsnacy when opposed by ordinary means. The
1i''ers can and Will subdue them. NO testimony is
stronger than this. Used the and persstenty
ce osst yesns may be expected. This m.dicine also
s'eases liver complaint constipation dyspepsia malaria
ssssnstlsm and nervousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL JAM IL, 3 AS D. m.-Beef-IlOlders oiier
spanngly Porh-Iloldcrs offer moderately. liams-
iodcs offer sparingy Bacon Hodges Offer ,rn spar
SOS I'D short rib, about % ID. strong at OBS 90
shoulders, about IL TO 10 10, strong at ass nd.
are not Offering Spirits OF urpcniIne-ilolders 0lfer
sparing,y Rosin-Hodcrs offer moderately; Lard
offer moderately; fuurcs-Golders are
moi Offering: prime Western spot dun Ct DDS ID
When,-Iiolaers oncr sparinely No red winter nrm
al ~ o led: No . red spring firm ut 6s. Flour
Jiolders offer m odcrately. COrn-spot-linlders oher
snartnciy futurcs--holders oifcr moderately; mixed
t..s,ern spot firm at as 34d January. old. firm at
ss q q "a January. new. firm at Is l2d February
nsu arm vi Is 3 Id. Hops at L0ndon-PaciGc
co,sf-Ii1lders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brazil spot growths The market was
easy in 1Gsc for No. {. sales. LOO bags No
: at the quotation 800 BAGS NO at lie. The mild
grades dun sles 5000 bags Central America ana
GOO bag. MarNcabo riiyat tens. option trading
mdcrcly active. but wiz, lightly stronger ccnt
mental gGyccs clos nr ut jd ID points I'D
vance. Sales &c, 200 bags The Eio cabcs quoted first
ordinary 40 ko,l. - go; good second 90 M,o J.,
IL j. 80, exchange tp4Nat'l. ~. rorelt> IN Noi
200 bags no c,aioh,cs 10 rnit'd S.e'. 900 61Go
RIO clcarancc> Europe 5000 bg~: lt1 stock lopoo
bags: Rio market duh; receipts IN >aatc 10000 bag"
Sano, stock $4,000 bags santos market hrG; Hood
average santos, 800: cha Ell from Santos January
TO- steamer olbcin - 900 bag. lclcpt at l:io July
1892 10 January TO- 1893, ls-OOpO bags same TINE
1882 232I 600 bags: time 1891, 1i39,OoC bags :;
receipts at San,o, July l. ls92 to January 10, lsl3.
> Col 600 b,r, sane time 1892, 2.1G2OOO bags; slmc
time 1891 .O74 900 bag hou,c dcvcfe, Se jan
nary / 1898: New.lor.. 100 81 bags BNsrorc'
cts hacs .Orl.ons j.99 bags total llll9 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
THE COURTS.
THE RECEIVERS ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
,xc THE AFFAIRS OF THE NORTH RlvEl

.vr,1IyG THE AFFAIRS OF THE NORTH RIVER
rAyK-BALANCE on HAND sl2eooa.
III. fourth semi annual report Of Francis Higgins.
,ac.,ver for the North River Bank was filed at
-. County Clerks Office yesterday. The balance
80, the third semannual report. made In March.
40 Is given as so5.4l0 So. ana the amount re.
800 TO and including November 20. 1892. was
sso s-7 90 In the following Items On account OF
.n, discounted. $4,000 IS; collected inter st.
n -oa 20 from sale OF real estate IN Indiana, 1900
-, ove,drau OF Paige. Carey & Co.. $4,000: from
a.u,snd loan OF Edward L. lIeddcn 1922 Is; all
-, sonrces ~, $40 80. The disbursements were :
a. account OF 80 per cent dividend. Sl3G0 ii on
e..oupt OF 20 per cent dividend 1878 70: taxes on
o, estate In Cameron County, Penn. II .OSl "a !:
.s.colancous cxpcnscs s2ooc IS allowed TO debtors
- osSe,s upon bills discounted. demand loans. over
~-,.s ctc.. SlOI61 o.: Durn,n and Hendricks. for
,,sel fees from November II. 1901. TO May 20.
ZOO 81 800: commissions for receiver, $1,000 total
so soo 75 The balance in the hands OF the re-
'Lver Is sloG.O04 G-, which Is on dcpst In various
,,vst companies In New-York.
william H. Willis appointed BY the court TO
- npon the accounts lie finds that the
Srs. has conducted his trust with diligence and
%oesliiy that the payments made 10y him were In
m respects Just. reasonable and proper His re
" l. dated January :. 1898. 1t has been approved
< Judge Barrett. OF the supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NcwYork wednesday, Jan ll-BEEvls. 81 .,p ,,.
for export Y ac and s% 50 s sn % BE Sd co
s ia R S S ssi1 A." po e S s. s 'sa ?s'fp
Of e,as5 20 per 100 tor '9 9 conner 90 GnGs
and 81 Tor and ngss' few old cy ar.d
%s Gy The , nas q to@eS % f's aay at
40 change cable shipments today I:o Quartz Ci
ssf t on the on Hd hs co by to n.so% S
,o 10 hogs bT do on . lSs @ Sy for Hume
salcs-p Mcpherson Co: wc s. steers l 10 10
s df 1873 At a. 81 80 g. s'2's ST
]! 70 at I. 3 % g. d do iG s q
20 do ois u. at ~ co. do, $40 H. at - 'oi do GU
ce u rndlSsa Itch is?' ,c a. & 90 %,
d. Ia.e 1900 +, 4, g 80 % s Ss 900 cow.
icg n =; 90 IS d? il5S NJ a. 9,o g 40 ., $50
ho M ' iiss " a, Is 60 'o .''' ,o.,
sherman culver: - s. Lonis 'toeT' coarse I'D
"s s. ssad sif ie 'f Michs9a cxen ias5 ~ ss A.
o>:G 0 So e. ,'f ics 49, a. ). :: 30 O.; s
.5S$ os 3 . 81 a;p Dr. nc Merritt 5p an"
EcSf Il Z & GpFs as i rig, of Which 4os
Demand talr aud pfe s1dy yeajs sd at ;t: q /?
Pc. 100 % e, 90 E Ws@ 90 at s si 4sS S! Die,'c
aIyc; s'cady at yc:iedays Sno'1o's ,vc,,yc A. 40 per
,co ~ ~ ro 10 y NJ - - = DO l3j y. At = 90
do lbs y al 81 Is do l., h. at - p; d. 90 ~ at
linn, 4 Nul'en. ~ N.as II; n. at - % ; a. -
y ~ 81 10 " do - -. OF 81 30 DO. 132 ~ a. -
90 Westa,r e,l,r. a7o N ~ - 37i.
J. T. Nc'son 2 vcal-, los y, az ~ -; 20 western
Pns.s 3 5 ,,y% r2' s. 80 80 & s sa 81 at 81
~ ~ ~ oi's; c 80 - n ~ 90
Jndd 4 buckingham 3 Ncal- no =. a. 50 q; "boo'
Sifrr AID LANES rc,elp- gcr ,s ne,s . c 2s
Erie due coth.t could rot b. l'at 400 'n
Notth River ar,oUn. - M" zee. and SOCK V'N w
Inc Nov York Central w"r' bort'd phlff Ni''h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

vacancy caused by the death Of Stephen H. Hartman.
The board Of directors has not yet organized. but
is probable that George Law will be the president
Jacob Hays. vceTrcsident; James G.. Afieck, secre.
tary and treasurer and James Af1eck, assistant
secretary. The other directors Joseph n. God
win. E. st. John Hays. Joseph Tate O,ls W. Randall.
Joseph J. ODonotue. William C. Young, william
Ravesteyn, c. Granville Wright and John Engs.
Jacob Hays, the vcc-president emphatically denied
the rumor OF consolidation Of his company with the
Metropolitan Traction Company. and said that the
future traction power Of the Eighthave. railway had
not been decided upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
A RIlZE IN THE DORE GALLERY.

Just when the bore Gallery was opened yesterday
a fire was discovered at the back OF one OF the mas
nifcent oil paintings, "The Death OF Rizzio" In
moment the drapcry surrounding the picture was
burned away and the varnish Of the picture lenitcd
but by prompt acton o. the foreman IN charge, W. d.
Normand. and number Of women who were present
cleaning out he room The flames were speedily sub
dncd. The women carried water In their pals 10
Mr.. Normand. who by his energetic conduct pre-
vented what might have proved serious disaster
Visitors 10 the gallery will miss the fine painting
"Thc Death OF Rzz!o." the empty frame under the
balcony alone remaining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

r,l,irnore. Jan ii-roar- hrni nnchans'1 rcrIg;,
Wb,nt .irnnc and higher. No. - spot -: 80
f,mro --l.c bid Frbiulry. 19-G1?'.r' MAJ S-'sIeJr
',,",'. to r,ql 1il,c iil f"eelpt' LOB bush
st.-k ~ oOB bush >ar,. p 600 bush milling Wfelt
80, Gi1ssc; fcIrniry is1.dt9c: MI'h. 4sehissc
Nav 5oSc bd 81 an mixed. zoe bid rr,cpts. Sd
lu.h. stock 100 200 bush; sales. OlOCl ln>h; Wht
ror,i b. sample 3la52e yellow do. ,3a tr. ..oats,
ouci hut nrn; No. . white Wrs,srn 4l"f2e 30
Nci do s7la3se rcccg' sooJ bn a st9,k oo bn.
s,oek 14c crS hush. Hay quit so1d I, choice tmotar
ala 5OGsi 10 train freight dull unchanged Iot'ol
M n,nal. rlGdinc i0i.". Provision un' hang a. Butt
v,ry inv creamery fancy BE DO fair 70 choice -
eo,. de- lr,it1,lon oJag7c Other c"d' uncharcd lae.
nncc,ta',: 3lc. CoI"e steady Rio cago'* flih istc
No IcI.c Suc,r a'tivo and sttO1v; er1nulIt1 fSr'
Copper nrn rein d. llLdliHc. Whisky uhchah@e"
no,tnn Jan 1i.-Marlct, quiet. but hrm h ceilt,-
Flour 2i75 bb, > los sacks cora. 2ll4O push oats
10. 2J7 bush shots. % ton. 1900
Bunl, Jan. 1l.-Elcc tion on Change to-day ntu'
hard old 90isr; do new. Sc No. Northern ,Dunth
I'D 81 ic do washbTrn do. Sic do Minneapolis do s'
40 Duluth new Gle; No. Northern 1Sa'. Wht"F
hshcr; 80. rod. 7or No ! whit -; NO. en r,
prices: sales . ears No. yellow. i3tal5c car No
I do ajG45-c: . cara No. { do. 4f'ai1c cir No:
i5i,c; ears No. 3. 44'.d41c; ear, No 4f99lf'tc
Oa;s-Dul unsettled ears No. white. 3ISa3S,
ar; 80 GS sST &c. ws Sss No. S s s
G%a7Oc; No Z GOd05c; 40: 4. Jodj6. MchIgan, Cs@
20. state Gs q zoe: Canada No: !. Sc No. . zoe NO
; extra ~. Ryr-st,ong; Ne. :, CSc asked. Flout
w. ' rour 50 50ds3 GO. Mllfed firm. unchanged Re.
cnt. Wheat 500 bush; com 1000 bush oats 1900
hwh Shinmens-Whcat 2i.oC0 bush corn. Is. 900 bush
f.hc,,, Ian 1.-THE aiding futures rmrc1 as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
LIVE STOCK M,RKrTS-BY TELEGRAPH

EnGalo. jan. -Cattlc-Ecccpis last - Iour r
500 head total fr week i9n, inr 9'"o i i.Hoi
for SAM" TIM INT Wc' Ier xxx ITO head: on
.,lc 20 head market opened steady; only T." h'"
train, from Wc.t all lat: closed S,r,ut i',; ,i.
c.ipts lat - horr,. 1900 head total lT Wee ir,
far 1880 head for same time h.t Wr'k' : -
head consigned through 2,4O) hei' - ~ n" t
$50 head "n sal" 2-op' n"rh,' " Rpn, IVA ni,s
no very good here: closed strong for go'i Mrish
cras.s: slow for light extra heavy GRADES - YDg
- pa hrrs and mediums. =. -"r - w. MN 1ir
10 best corn fed. - 1ja - 80, d.. HghI I" iaI
dr - Gj0s7 20. good heavy ends. - 20" - % =
pig good 20 best. com fed. - 1o' - W 40: r'"
mon skps 10 faIr - 30. nseT''i t1-'',, 81 70
co,d sGg - 30 sheep and Iamh,-R"c"ipS last -
hour 400 head total for week tils iar. -"
,,,,n.1 troucl uour 10 New York. 500 heal. on
ale - 400 head market opened Steady 10 hlTN.lS
Closed firm: choice 10 fancy w'u"r'' - -" - ~
49, ,o II ~. ,nEadn. d.. - Goa -. de-. Ngll,r'.
sjd - % lamb. native. choice To- ANY - ;2@
~ 40: do fair 10 god. - '1o - H. 'm, ~ ~ ~.
t,ifu.n Jan. II .-"1h' Evening" journal. I'p''
Cal. Re r.pl~ 1900 head shipments. f.l1o htsl
hcs' strong other DID 5"cI goa co ~ ~ oJ@
=! .ior, rrs -, .jo - 10. COWS 81" =. ~ iug,
Receipts. $1,000 head: shipment. l2.wo h,am
n.r,,t Jc lower closed lrm. ruuEh ai" - .1l OH
,""n ~ ,Ol 81 - packing and mNri. - "O"S. %
prime heavy and butchers q 1oa - 50 Sorr' IN
~ 400 - 20: PIGS and other lights 90 53n +, 90.
r,rlsl cln.'d weak, 5c0 zoe lower: natives. So 80
a. 40 Western. - Ooa - - Texans ara MeAica'''
- oja ~ 90: lamts ~ 80 i H., -oo hc,a
.bIpmcni, 200 head market firm fair 10 ro.i nn,in
,trcis r, TO- ~ 80 choice slipping. - 81 - ia NJ
strcrs and grass fed. ~ 10" - 10 m'nl lea, a1Vy@
q, un. ,angr cow. ~ 3J0 - -. Ilog>-Krr"PS'
100 head: s'ipmrni,. 300 h"ai mari, ~,
lover heavy q 3oa 20; p1chiIns - 30" r. head nd
nj. none mrrnc' steady: fir TO Good natives.
~ g.. rloicc TO extra mutton'. 81 '1a - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
THE STALLION AUTOGRAPH SOLD.

Glens Falls y. V. Jan. 1.-THE famous STATION
Autograph. record IL owned by W. F. spier, f "iehs
tals who is also owner of the suburban stock Farm
was sold TO James Golden the trainer and driver To-
day Mr. Golden IS acting In the Interest OF Boston
men. The price paid IA not known. Autograph was
foaled In 1883 and is By Alrantara out OF Fhxey.
Mr. spcr has issued catalogue giving the description
more than seventy five high bred horses for sale
This means the breaking mp Of this great stock farm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
STREET RAILROAD DIRECTORS ELECTED.

Tie annual meeting of the Eighth Avenuc Surface
Railway Company held yesterday afternoon
The statement OF the compnny's affairs was pre-
sentcd ana the election OF officers took place. The
directors who served last year reelected. ex-
cepting that John Englis chosen 10 Ill The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

The twcntyninth animal reunion Of the Dartmouth
College Association OF New.iork VIII take place nj
Dclmonlcos this evening at O'Clock Among the
guests will be Acting President Lord and Professor
Ruggcs, dean OF The Chandler school OF Science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
TILE PrTROLEEN NlRh ct

Tho crude oil market continues without 'ea;ure ~
Interest There sas az the stock Eychln-c, and
the Consolidated Exchange only coo barrel, sold
az - cents There reduction o! 20 ints in
refined petroleum 40 gallon ip bar c's. 2SO
and g. Il For Tn qyo'nt ms
werr: AntWcr, l:is fral,s; Icm'n 5Ij X, Ind n
q.ICd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

p n go rse? ss Ss Ss st 'a No. Sf con-
sos SS 81 IS 20 &C. re S7es s al
pi is. s0 :SGs sSs
SHsa ~ saOt clear slts boxed, $40 iS IS
sas tu ss Snshanscd a'AS' s''a' ''
Articles. Rcce,pto. Shipi,neen ~,
wSiPpsS; IIS;s..........ais s,SSS 1852 1899
co,n s".n 2Sscoo i5sSoS5
6ys, lS's % 5000 oSo d So9
or the rrodace Exchange tod,y butter mar.
strong creamery, 2od32c; dairy 2o"-9'' Lsss strong
arm Si"; ao red az" rtp.
9Ss' !" q sS1 d1@aad ,troSssE mixed;
Rye in good demand strong No ? endGlc :. rGrs
no bacon steady , a. s5 oo wh'A sc1 rT ARM sales r s
strong, zoe. Cheese nominal
Milwaukee. Jan. li-Four quiet What excit .s
Nay 52, 80 'ng CSs E9 SG , s?G as
SS "l9 o s5 & Barc oe gs 81 6SG5e sam
o a' J.nSar Us a a 20 5ana FrSI0ni S%fsr
Flour 10 SEQ bb what 81 800 59:h barley p 100 100
bush barley. 10,i00 bush.
Minneapolis Jan Inlay wheat opened at 7l'.c and
Ssa s% sS2S FOR 4 this da * for 'H
month";, The cash MARKET was very lively and strong
&C. H Sf ah re- and Gg%'
%d SoG b 1sh co;c oTc closed ?' Nay
X 49, S s fSsTS &c. 9? No Ga No. csad aar O'+
Philadelphia Jan. 1l.-Flour market ruled firm. in sym
pathy wai the ad,anc in wheat and trade was quiet
Rye -four moves SLOWLY; prices favor buyer; choice
P,nnsy vania 80 o5G - 80 per bhl. Du'kwheot flour
dull unchangd % 81 700 50 lcr 100 TO- new. Whci
strong: prices advanced Ia he per bush No
red in export elevator. 7ic No. I'd In DO cary 1sc
40 2 rod Janulry, 7T7od7si.c: February 1o'Ia .";
March eO'.aS0hc; April. slaQSla.c. Rye scarce; firm
a: No. PENNSYLVANIA. COr0-rhls mar ct eym
pahIIe1 wheat nnd option price adva lcct 2d'!c
per bush No. mixed grain depot Ole; No . yellow
IN d., II No m Xed January. i9'ldJ0ie; February
50650',c; Mach. 5oa5o2c AP.il 3oajol2@ OFT
fifurrs advanced i,c reetd white. 3-'c: No white
39g0iCc: No white. 42c No. . Whit January 1o'ta
~ Lc Fcbru,ry. 4O9,QiIa! March. iiGil2c April
ilLGi11,c. Butter quiet. firm; Pcnnsyyln.a crcamery
cNia 33a3Sc !'ggs scarce firm: pennsylvania i-''S.
@i02jc. Refined IA cool demand; cub"s. %"
Io1cngc 5iac: standard powdered, 5c fine grinu .rl
t7.c -tlnlari do i7sc: \. J-c; cryst1. H. 4s'
double ronnei diamond \. 47.c confectionery \ ~
rcd A. iic: Keystone 4, 4"sc: tr'3klln ezra u
DC rel star C. fisc. Feed higher: Winter hah
-I7gslS u ton. Petroleum stadv. dull rehn"d IN Dds
io5c Otlc~ articlei unchanged R'cept'-N lour
bbls. II 200 sacks, wheat. 1900 bush corn p.,
bush: oat. goo bush Shpr c1ts-Wh at, 1850 bush
corn 1903 800 bush cats. $500 bush.
Toledo Jan II.-whc1t active. firm No cash and
Iauu1ry 7itc: MAY. SOj.c Cora firm No cash ana
FEBRUARY age: Nav 4Gic July. 41l-c No 3, Ale No
SOC. oats Guict: cash. Bic. Rvc dun cash: ,j o
FEBRUARY AM Mar'h. - 81 E"c' pt'-Flaur 22' Ode
What Ie25o bush; cora, 1909 bush; oats. 81 bush ;
clovcr,c,d, 1916 Tags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR TIE PUB

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
i III. HlNIfNr-~EALED PROPOSALS will lie
fo Tnas iS@ rIrT fr Ia a. p ig ITGE:fHNilN
ip tac year 'adng 18th - lob u1rv 1891 the aid po
be mad by tnc JOINT COMMITTEE u tongr~, on publ,
rrin'ng "a the lowest ond bc.t Ldl for The nfGest
:ieat g rjrt ANY apt OIL BID. a. n, udemtnt Of the
be- Interests Of the GOle nncut NAV dit tlte.
p r,oirt wood vii b, ic',i1ci IN ans ns.ra,e D..
-ci .ca,duc, u the door Iton qnaftity quqli;y
proposal, and giving lua;'n- VITA With bidder
sc so"r a6 Gag hit e'' 81 ali b. t Th% e w.
act VIII be cnrr Int ior aGplin9 sueh quanii5lr
The -tiuacd qlnttc st o'th IN deili ia the schedule
s. 900 ram, machia finish printing paper. eiNSS.
5000 Iooms M hin lin printing plp'r. 3SN4S.
1000 em, si7,d and sup -cacnler;i printing piper
1000 roam, slcd and unprecedented printing piper
100 rcims sizcd ana sup r.calcudcrod white or
tinted printing paper Ntri1Is -ife'.
soc rcans white Wiling pap, 'aI'ois sizes ana
1000 ror,, coorcd writing paper. various sizes oua
!, 700 ,cams cover pipe, ,1'ior, sizes and weights,
.75o,o p1unl' q - ldai' raI%'.
10000 TGaTd. fae.cort ID 3o a.cut paper
l55o ans mani' piper y1rlop. -,te' AM weights
50 coo pound. glazed bond lHpr ,.... .,...
5000 Iouads artificial ,rhmcnt. various sizes.
So, 900 Sect, eadboari Sarop, cOogs Sizes. weights
10 200 Pa ms nrstc1.s ofecr pas white blue laid
o, vovc. ,adqu. ~, ana welshti, .. ,,..
=, rao. blcttins piper, any iegurcd color or
5o3 r rs% T Ssl marble and comb paper. various
g 's" % G Iqpsg p F. D;oG lso :' NJ
more Iy dire tol OF thr JOINT Iommlt'cc - 'omgfc1,
on Public Printing. FRANK W. PALA'LH' ruo''
Washington. January 10. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

, a.o90io iTO7 81
nl'l'' supp a, - 80
Receipts. Gays pc,S1
Exports to Gvra, Britain I days. 1u1-W ~ gi9
Exports France days. ~ ~ W 81
Exports ~ Continent I DIV --.-- $50 -'''''
Stock IN Ncv-NorH IN lc"'s'd N1 9. nam, ols icp
houses counted daily -'''' o. zoo
In other places estimated -..- --- 04o' -''''
Total stock it, New ik by innans ,,- ot az, GIL
90 ~, 9,c
Stock ln all United States p0r,- 90! ""'
Liverpool kilograms - l. IN l'"cc p, vono
bales o. which American. !ONrl bal's. - 80,
bales Of which for speculation ana export, INV ...,
Amrrlrur G.Off bales spot HarN't ia el3'Is ~
Middlng uplnGs 5lG1. The sslcs ~ OPTION, alyint
10 1000 bales and wiz weaker ioo Saai'e soS s"a
removed fear II the ani.opOn market the ih' pnn'.
tIons Indicated decline Of - 10 - point, Tor the uAl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-11
SALE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER FRANCHISE.

In accordance with the provisions OF an Act
entitled can Act TO regulate and control the
production and furnishing Of Electricity in
Honolulu" approved January I2th, 1893,
there will be sold at Public Auction, On
WEDNESDAY, the sd day of May, 1898,
at IL o'clock noon, at the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale, the exclusive right and fran
chse to furnish and supply electric light and
electric power within the district of Honolulu
during the term of ten (Io) years from the date
Of such sale.
The following privileges and exempted
from said franchise
Ist. The right Of any person or corporation
to erect electric apparatus and produce cleo
tricity for either light or power for his or its
own use upon the premises where produced.
I'd. The right of the Hawaiian Tramways
Company, Limited, under the franchise al
ready granted to it, to erect plant, poles
and wires for the purpose Of furnishing power
for the propulsion of its cars, or for making a
contract with any one or more Of the contract
ors to furnish it with such power for use on
any of its tracks, whether the same is within
the district of such contractors or not.
sd. The right of the Government to furnish
to any part of Honolulu, electricity for light
or power, produced by the power now obtain
ed from the present water supply of the city,
up to the capacity Of electric dynamos now
owned by the Government.
The sale of such franchise is subject to the
Rules, Regulations, Inspection and Tariff of
Rates to be charged to Consumers, as set forth
in the said aforementioned Act.
THE UPSET PRICE, at Auction, Of said
Franchise is ~ per centum of the gross re-
ceipts of the Contractor from all electric ligh,
and power furnished to consumers.
| THE BIDS for such Franchise shall be for
the percentage of such gross receipts, which
the bidder is willing to pay TO the Government
over and above such percentage.
| THE CONTRACTORS shall be exempt from
paying such percentage Of receipts for the
first two years of such contract.
A DEPOSIT of $500 either cash or certified
check on a Honolulu Bank, will be required
from the successful bidder on the fall of the
hammer, which deposit shall be a fcrefeit tC
the Government if such bidder fails to execute
the contract provided for in Section 5 of sale
Act, within twenty days from the date of sale
A BOND, in the sum Of $4,000, with two
approved sureties or deposit of $4,000 in golc
coin in lieu thereof will be required, for The
faithful observance of all Of the terms of Tho
contract, and for the observance of all the
terms and conditions of the law under which
the franchise is granted
| J. A. KING,
| Minister Of the Interior
Interior Office, Feb. FL, 1898.