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Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
ABOUT THE AMETHYST.

Gem of Mary Varieties and with
Classic History.
The word amethyst means not in
toxicated or drunken, because the stone
was supposed to possess the virtue OF
preventing drunkenness, leaving the
wearer or drinker not intoxicated
For this reason, according to Miner
ais it was made into drinking cups by
the ancient Persians, but, unfortun-
ately, tradition leaves us in doubt as to
whether it was this misplaced confidence
or not that led to the discoDtinuance of
the amethystine cup.
The occidental amethyst is species
of quartz, blush purple in color,
generally occurring crystallized in
hexahedral prisms terminated by cor
responding pyramids. Its fracture is
conchoidal splintery. It's color is due
to the oxide of manganese or to iron
and soda.
Although esteemed as gem, it is
unlike most gems-more brilliant by
sunlight than by gaslight. The most
beautiful specimens are brought from
Brazil, Ccylon, India, Siberia, and vari-
Gus parts of Europe. 1t is found also in
North Carolina, Mount Holyoke and
Nova Scotia.
The shores of the picturesque basin
of Minas, made famous by Longfellow's
poem "Evangeline," furnish many fine
specimens of this beautiful stone. After
the frosts of winter have broken and
scaled the face of the bluffs then is the
most favorable time to hunt not only
for the amethyst, but for other miner
rails, such as chalccdony, agate, mala-
chite, calcite, anocline, apatite, natro-
lite, etc, found there in the debris at
the foot of the cliffs.
1t is said that Cape Blomidon anne
thyst is in the crown of France and
that two hundred and seventy-five years
ago Sieur de Monts carried several large
amethysts from one of the islands in the
basin to Henry ~. of France. These
gems are generally found in geode OF
after fresh fall of traprocll.
The oriental amethyst is really VIC
let-colored sapphire, which is an exceed.
ingiy rare gem and of brilliant luster
1t is regarded as a sacred stone, and is
used to ornament the cross and the pas
toral ring of Catholic bishops. The an
clients often used the amethyst for cut.
ting figures both in relief and in intag,
Ito, and there is in the national library
of France a acknowledgements profile
of MDccna5, a Roman statesman of Dc
tavius' time, engraved on amethyst by
Dioscorides, one of the four celebrated
engravers mentioned by Pliny.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

THE LATE tilt between Senator Harris
OF Tennessee, and the president, where
in the senator being angered by the
presidents treatment of his recommen-
dation to office, told Mr.. Cleveland that
he could make all the appointments
without his assistance, recalls the fact
that he had similar quarrel with Mr..
Cleveland during the the former admin
istration, and for more than three years
did not enter the White House.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
OLD LONDON CHURCHES.
Tho Pcstilential Airs with Which They
Are FILLED.

Are FILLED.
The church of st. Mary Woolnoth,
which stands out conspicuously at the
King William street corner of Lombard
street, London, says the News of that
city, was closed ten months ago, and it
is clear from the statement of the rector
that the step was not premature. 1t
has been his unhappy lot to be often
startled in the course of his services by
loud, yet muflled sound, evidently is
suing from the vaults under the church.
AS these vaults are now Theoretically
sealed" the phenomenon may we'll have
excited the imaginations of timid mem
bers of the congregation. Mr.. Brooke,
however. recognized the noises only too
well. They were caused by the falling
of lcaden collins, sometimes from
height of ten or twelve feet, in conse-
quence of the moldering away of tho
collins of oak and elm on which they
had been piled. 1t would be well if
the evils of this relic of our barbarous
system of intramural intcrment had
ended here. Unfortunately the process
of Theoretically sealing" according to
Mr.. Brooke's evidence before the con.
sistory court of st. Paul's cathedral,
has been anything but "hcrmetical. ("
Mr.. Brooke declares that for years near
J., every official had died from the eff.
fects, direct or indirect, of the unendur-
able smell.
Arthur Stratham, the counsel repre-
senting the parish, stated that one
thousand six hundred and eighty-one
adults and four hundred and twenty
two children had been deposited in this
horrible receptacle between 100 and
1882. In the latter year, according to
Mr.. Stratham, the vault " as closed for
burials; but these burials in ST. Mary
Woolnoth, if burials they can be called,
were continued for at least twelve
years after the latter date.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

Tucson Star: There is hardly any
limit TO the resources Of Arizona. There
j. no place where so much can be pro-
duced to the acre with 80 little labor as
in the valleys OF Altoona. There is so
little frost and so much sun, which is
the great vitalizer OF the soil, that the
soil appears to overflow with vitality
which assimilates with any and all
kinds Of vegetable growth. What Ari-
Eona most needs is intelligent, thrifty,
energetic, pushing farmers, men who
know and appreciate the possibility Of
an re Of soil, men who can and will
turn every element of the farm to ac-
count not only on the grain, fruit, and
vegetables, but the products OF the
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
WILL BENEFIT THIS COUNTRY.

President Diaz' efforts to improve the
trade relations OF Mexico and South
American centers will be watched with
interest throughout the United States.
Oar manufacturers have apparently at
last awakened to the importance o.
reaching out for Mexican business, as
witness the recent visit of 200 AmeIi-
can manufacturers to the City OF Mexico
and intermediate points for the purpose
OF studying the wants OF trade there,
and Diaz' efforts to bring about closer
relations with the southern countries
can but be beneficial in measure to
our country.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

TIE DEMING Headlight has changed
hands, w. b. Walton, who was the bns-
mess manager, assuming entire control,
and Ex-Governor Ross retiring. Mr..
Walton is considered first-class bust
ness gentleman, and the Headlight will
no doubt flourish under his personal SUI
peryision
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

dairy, poultry yard and apiary should
al be made to pay tribute to his indus
try. Arizona has the resources, all she
lacks is the energy, pluck and well di-
rected industry to develop these latent
resources.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
AGENCIES.
BOOK ANU JOB PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared To do all
kind, OF plain ana fancy joD printing In al the
latest styles. Complete book bin ,ery and ruling
nschlner, in conhecuon with the job depart
ment Work perfectly aud promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates of advertising In the Daily, sunday or
WeeA ly edition made known on application at
the publication office. or ring up telephone
nnmDer n, ana J, P, King, of the business
department, will call and quote prices and
contract for space.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THE ARIzoN. REPUBLICAN
Co, or its employees win be- raid by the com
eRny unless they were contracted upon the
written authority Of the management.
7. J MoLFLEY, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
TRAVELLING AGENT.

A. 8. Mills is the only authorized travelling
of THE REPUBLICAN, ana is en-
powered to solicit busints s Tor the paper and to
make collections arc receipt for the same.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
BY MAIL;

All communications relating to news or edi-
totial matter should be addressed 10 Editor
Republican.
All T mittances and business letters should
be addre.sed 70 THK ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, COM
pANY, PhHuix, ARE.
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Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
THE aspusLloAn's CIRCULATION.

THK DAILY REPUBLICAN has a circulation
that every day exec, DIS that Of all the other
dsilie~ in phoe tx combined. This Is guar.
snteed statement for the information OF ad-
vertisers
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
BY CARRiER:

The DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car
rier Ia Phoenix, Tucson and Tempe NJ % cents
per week.
Subscribers falling to get The REPUBLICAN,
regularly or promptly should notify lHR RE-
PUBL, AN business office mot the CARRIER in
order To receive immediate attention. Tele'
nh me No. AZ.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

LN0R SALE first class fruit, grain and alfalfa
il land with abundance of water n irrigation
IN tracts 10 suit from 10 crcs up prices low and
terms easy. G. J. CRICKET & CO.,
Real Es'a'e Brokers,
900 Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

NTTANTED q good, steady man, with $500. To
w invest in n good, profitable, piying bust.
ress; salary, $75 per month No Sunday OF
night worx. To the right party rood, steady
position. ID. CKlCRETT & CO.,
ellison Block. 2U0 Eas, Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
DRS. HUGHES, WALKER & CAMERON.
homeopathic.

wv LAW ENCE WOODRUFF NJ. D., OF
w. flee and residence rooms IL, IL & Is Cot
ton block. Graduate OF Hahnamann Medical
hours to 9 a. m, / TO 3 and toSp. IN.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
miscellaneous.

N~~~~N-"~~>--@~~-~-"-7--
DICHARD STUARr-Translates English !.
N spanish and vice versa. Office with J1ds.
klncaid, Wall street.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

LNoR SALE CHEAP-Horse, harness and
i, covered top buggy. A good trusty family
horse. Address Box 566, Phoenix. or apply to
John Roberts corner 9Th Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

WANTtD ANY lady can obtain employ.
w ment this morning by calling at corner
Adams and First streets.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31

WANTED-Steady reliable man as partner in
w an estat lshed business doing an immense
trade and IL rapidly growing, must have an in
teresting partner: will make you manager for
the business and salary o. 500 PER mouth be-
sides half interest which will clear 81 900 per
snnum, no reviousr p.rien ;e necessary cap tai
required 81 500; this ~ IN exceUti NAL oppor
tunity. For further particulars inquire o.
e. J. CRICKET & CO,
200 Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-31
For sale.
Snaps and Trades.

WE HAVE q cash-buyer fora homestead
w REIMBURSEMENT. What have yon? Call
at q. J. CRICKET & CO.,
300 Washington street
The morning call., 1893-03-05
RIDES WITHOUT PAYING.
A Dog Adopts the Way Of the Small
Boy on the Car.

A Dog Adopts the Way Of the Small
Boy on the Car.
Lightning messenger boys and other small
fry not too plentifully supplied with the olu-
sive nickel necessary to streetcar travel
long ago made this discovery that the only
practical way to ride without money was TO
do so at intervals when the conductors
duties called him from the rear platform.
during which time 1t is necessary to keep
very close watch upon his movements.
Sutter-street dentist has very intelli-
gent water spaniel who answers to the name
OF Joe, and who is just as successful in
evading the knight of the bellpunch as his
two-legged contemporaries.
One evening recently dog and master were
riding home on the front platform OF n SUIT
ter-street car when the conductor made his
appearance for fares.
The dentist handed over a nickel, and
after the conductor had punched the fare
he looked down at Joe and inquired If he
owned the dog to which an affirmative an-
swer was made, when fare for the dog was
demanded.
The owner looked at his dog. and put his
hand in his. pocket, bnt before lie could
withdraw it Joe had concluded that he
needed exercise, and accordingly jumped off.
The dentist smiled, and the conductor
passed on to the dummy, where he had no
sooner arrived than Joe, who had had
enough exercise, again leaned on to the plat
form, where he sat, narrowly watching the
conductors movements.
After time the collector of fares started
back to the car. and the dentist, in low
tone, said, Look out, joe; and Joe again
took to the cObblestones till the conductor
had gone to the rear platform, when he
again boarded the ear.
This game of hide and seek between the
conductor and the four-f0oted beast was
kept up. much &c sne amusement of the pas
sengers. I'll the dentist and his dog left the
car at Hyde street
The morning call., 1893-03-05
= = TECHNICALITY.
HE Howe DisDarment
Case Interrupted.
Attorneys Who Have Been Admitted
Before Superior Judges Quak-
ing in Their Shoes.

Judges Sanderson and CARRIER climbed up
the steps OF the judicial throne and sat by
he:slde Of Judge Slack yesterday morning
and the THO proceeded to hear the case of
T. w. Howe, against whom disbarment
proceedings have been instituted by the
Bar Association.
Howe haG advertised himself In the morn
ing papers as being one of a company
composed OF eight lawyers who offered their
SERVICES TO the public in the interest of
speedy divorces, cheap land cases, sure
libel suits, etc, promising TO make no
charSes unless successful. Hefurther stated
mat lie was qualified to perform these
Jduclai gymnastic feats by reason of an ex-
perlence at the bar of ten long years. Before
he could be disbarred for this advertise
ment and other unprofessional conduct
however, 1t was necessary to prove that he
haq been admitted to practice as an attor-
ney;' and to this end Davis Louderback in
roduced In evidence the order admitting
MN to practice in the Superior Court, signed
9y y udge Trout two years ago. The order
oid not reclle that the applicant had been
orally examined as TO his qualifications,
ana Inc judges intimated that this was in
co, traye<tlnn of the statute and was also
ms uinclent t0Qualify Howe 10 practice law;
and, therefore, as he had never been ad-
m1tted he could not be disbarred.
Carroll Cook, Howe's attorney. suggested
that II 1t be decided that his client had never
been regularly admitted, he would have
many companions in misery.
Mr.. Louderback asked permission TO pro.
ceed win the prosecution, upon which Mr..
Cook asked the court to order the Conntv
Clerk to prepare a list Of all attorneys who
had been admitted by order of the Superior
judges, and TO have such orders before the
court next Saturday at 10 o'clock, 70 which
time an adjournment of proceedings was
!. 2 zen p -
The morning call., 1893-03-05
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was very little doing In stock circles last
week and prices shaded of few cents The report
OF the shutting down OF the Morgan mill was used
IS lever by bear clique to depress prices but as
the closing OOwn is but temporary 1t did not have
the effect anticipated. There has been steady
concentration OF the north-end stocks for some
time, and 1t seems 10 be the general Impression that
better prices Will rule just they open up
the 100 level OF Con. Cal. & Virginia End com
menee sinking from the 1865 level OF ophir The
rock being cut on this level to make room for the
hoisting engine and other machinery is very hard.
SO progress has been slow, but the present week
ought to see everything completed preparatory to
sinking. ore shipments from the Belcher will also
be resumed shortly and the mill started I'D crush-
ing Favorable reports were received from tho
BuWer during tue latter part OF the week and It is
hoped that the company viii be able to pay some
mere in dividends before long.
There was veTy little doing yesterday. though
prices were well held. Ophir sold at 81 90 Mex-
ic an 81 20, Best and Belcher 81 So and Con Cal
& va; e 90. savage was steady at 75c. Potosl
81 10 Norcross 81 10 and Choilar zOc. In the
south end Belcher was steady at 65c and JACKET In
demand al o5c 10 saies OF 1850 shares After the
cal there was very little doing, and the market
closed steady but inactive.
NOTES.
The annual meeting of the Hale and Norcross
Mining Company takes place on Wednesday. 1t is
rumored that several changes OF Importance will
be made.
s31se In New York aud SO 5-l6d in London
In the Yellow Jacket, while prospecting on the
old filings. which is being hoisted and shipped to
the Brunswick mil for reduction.
In the Justice the south drift from the north
stope on this S22 level has been advanced feet
during the past week, making its total distance
II feet the face Is in Iow-grade quartz. We are
taking out about eight tons OF per day. the
samples OF which average about $50 per ton.
The weekly reports OF the Quijotoas are as fol-
lows:
PEERLEss-The face OF the north drift on the 800
level continues in quartz for width aud is produc-
Ing some ore Of fair grade The drift has been ex-
tended TO l6l ~ feet during the week
CRocKEn-1here Is no change IN the appearance
OF the south drift on the 90 level the vein
being OF about the same character that last re-
ported The face OF the drift is out 81 feet from
east crosscut /.
The morning call., 1893-03-05

Hams. 16@l7c: California Hams, l6f9l BI5c; Lard
tierces Eastern all kinds I2la0l4c; pals I5c
2 California, tierces, I312c; half-bbls, lac;
@s extra mess 40. IS 5O99: family do sII6I2;
clear PORK $24 p Dbl; extra prime, S176oIS p Dbl
extra clear. $24G2b: mess, $2l@22 = Dbl; Smoked
Beef. l1@Il1ac p u.
HOPS-Quoted at l7G0l &c = n.
HIDES AND PELTS-HeaYy salted steers QUOT
able at 7SLo; medium, 6@61ac: light 4N35c; Cow
hides, 4t951ac 2 lp sated Kip, 4c p 10; salted
Calf, 70; dry Hides usual selection, sc > 10: dry
hlps, &C n u; prime Goatskins, SOn5Oc each:
Kids. 6@lOe; Deerskins good summer 3719c: me-
dium. S0Q32Iac; winter, 20@25e: Sheepskins.
shearlings lOG25c; short wool, 40970c: medium
Io99Oe; long wool, 90c0sl 40 each. Culls OF ali
kinds about l3 less.
TALLoW-So. rendered, 6s4@7c p ID; Refined.
71a9sc; Grease, 4L5c = ID.
MUOL-Nominal-noneh here
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Eire "Reminiscences

The Fire Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon. when the resignation OF Samuel
Young as hoseman of engine was accepted
and William Clair was appointed to fill the
vacancy. Samuel g. Drummond. stoker of
engine 4, pleaded guilty TO a charge of hav-
ing been intoxicated while on duty. He
had been seven years on the force and had
never been in trouble before. He was sus-
pended for thirty DAYS from the date OF his
suspension. The other business before the
Commissioners was simply routine.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
NAPTHALY NOT SENTENCED.
He Argues His Motion for a New
Trial Before Judge Trout.

lie Argues his Motion for q New
Trial Before Judge Trout.
Ben NapIhaly looked pale and dispirided
yesterday morning, when he was called bn
Judge TrouttS court to receive sentence Of
the court, following his conviction Of the
crime Of aiding a prisoner to escape.
He rose and stated that he wanted to
argue motion for new trial which he de-
sired to make, on the ground that the evil
dence was insufficient TO justify the verdict
of the jury.
81 think can make the matter very clear
to your Honor, and il cannot. then / shall
ask your Honor to send me across the bay.
l want to know my fate to-day"
He then proceeded TO argue his motion
for new trial with great earnestness, and
with occasional appeals to the court for
merciful consideration.
Judge Trout viii decide the motion on
Monday.
Napthaly was taken to the County jail
yesterday afternoon by a Deputy Sheriff and
locked up.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


Arrived.
FRIDAY. March g
Ship T oakes. Reed, l95 days from New York; {;
mdse, to w Grace Il Co.
SATURDAY. March 4.
stmr Coos Bay. Leland. 10 hours from Newport
and way ports; pass and mdse. TO 6oodau, Perkins
a Co.
Stmr Alcnzar. Gunderson, SO hours from Ceone;
24S 1t lumber, SO piles, TO ]. e White.
Stmr Noyo. Drlsko. "a hours from NoYo: rail-
road ties, to Ihayer
Cleared.
SATURDAY, March A.
stmr Santa Rosn, Alexan der, San Diego; GoOdai.
Perkins & Co.
Stmr Peru, Ward, Yokohama and Hong-kOng;
Pacific Mail S Co.
Stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN. Astoria: PRRCo.
Stmr Jeanie, Mason, Port Angeles; Geo Detrlck
& Co.
Br ship BeecrOft, Mercier. Grimsby; Geo w Me
Near & Co.
ship HecIa. Cotton. London; Balfour. Guthrie &
Co.
Nor ship Hiawatha JorSensen, Port Townsend; /;
j } Moore Il Co.
Ecq Bark ophir, Fisher New whatcom; wm
Frese & Co.
Ital bark cavalere Luigi D. Di Lietri. Honolulu;
Melch i Co,
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Yesterdays Rain.

Professor Jenkins. local weather forecast
o1icer' said that yesterdays storm ex-
: tended all over Northern California from
:. Eureka to San Francisco and was travelling
titouthward. 1t would reach Southern Cali
al arnla by this morning. The wind at Point
btieyes reached velocity of forty eight
.niles an hour, while in San francisco 1t
Hyas registered at thirty The seasons rain
bull In the city up to last night totaled up
eYeDteen incbas
The morning call., 1893-03-05
She Had Been Patient .

What do you think your poor dead hus-
band would have said to your engagement
to Mr. Rawson, Janette ?" asked the widows
mother-in-aw.
Il think he'd have been indignant" re-
turned the widow. But wasn't engaged
to Mr.. Rawson until after James died. -
Judge
The morning call., 1893-03-05
1893. 1892
Exchange and Bullion.
Produce Market.

TrOuUCe hHrket.
FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family ex.
tras, So 9O34; Bakers extras. Ss s09i: superhue
81 1908 10 q Dbl.
wHEAT-fhe he market is very duh. buyers not car.
ing to purchase, except to III pressing wants Iri es
are weak. No. /, 81 1884 99l 25: choice, 81 26Ia;
lower grades 81 209l ~ vi extra choice Tor mill-
ing. 81 27iag9l 32Ia q eti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May-2uO tons.
81 27Is; 300, 81 27a4. Deeember-l0Q, 81 33Js
REGULAR MORNING SEs5IoS - May-700 tons.
81 27s4; 1900. 81 279s; 100. 81 271a, December
100. 81 1874; 100, 81 35Ia
BARLEY-Prces unaffected by the rain
No Feed. sO@Sl14c q. ctl; choice bright do
The morning call., 1893-03-05

the car, turned upon the gripman and abused
him in most shameless manner. Several
ladies were on the car at the time. O'Don-
nell arrested Davis for using obscene and
vulgar language, and yesterday Judge
Campbell fined him $50.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Sarved film Rlrhf

4 Officer O'Donnel happened to be on
= 'AASeary- street eable-car on Friday when the
: lpman rang his bell as signal to clear
the track. d. c, Davis, a solicitor for
liquor merchant, who was driving ahead of
The morning call., 1893-03-05
MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EvEN1se. March 4.

n
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Silver unchanged
Treasure shipments to China.
Wheat weak aud dull
Barley and Oats unchanged.
Cora quiet Rye Inactive.
beans quieter and easy.
Hay weak and dun.
E1-ter and Eggs still lower
Potatoes and Onions steady.
reese weak.
Another car of Eastern Poultry in.
Game steAder.
Eastern Apples lower.
Naval Oranges sell fairly.
Asparagus and Rhubarb lower.
Nails advanced.
Bank Clearings decreased
The morning call., 1893-03-05
General Merchandise.

BAGS-osIeuttas May and June. 614S69sc; Wool
Bags, 3O1s s@32c.
CoRDAGE-Iure Manila Rope, llI2c 2 u; I2
gl2c = tb' mixed Manila Bale Rope, lOe; Grape
vine Twlne. lie In balls and coils; Hop TwIne,
IL t2e; Lathyarn, lie; Sisal Rope, sc; l2thread
9ase 10; and 8 do. l0c 2 10; Duplex rope, SC;
l2-thread, 912c; 9 and do 0c: Duplex Bale rope
&c 2 ID; Sisal Bale rope, aG9lsc; Duplex Hon
Irvine, &c; Grapevine Twine, balls coils &c; Lath.
yarn, SC p 10
SALMON-Alaskan Fish, 1892 81 Is@l i71S for
Red Columbia River Fish, 81 25@l 40 Tor Tails and
81 45Gl SO for Flats.
NAILS-A large local house announces the fol
lowing advance: Iron cut 81 for 200 KEGS and over
anu 81 10 for smaller lots; Steel wire 81 1892 45
respectively for same conditions.
SUGAR-rhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5ssc 2 10; Dry GTanulated,
&c p ID; Confeetioners' A, 4fsc; Magnolia, 4ssc;
Extra e. 4i4e; Golden c, 4c; ID, Ss4c; Standard
A, SS4c; haH-bbs. lac more than bblS, aud boxes
1ac more.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Enrlish Mheat nIarket.

LIVERPOOL, March 4 - The spot market is
steady at IS Id. Cargoes quiet at sos for off
coast 3os Sd for Just shipped and sos for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow ing
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter;
March. 5s 7S4d: April, 5s S1Ad: May 5s ss4d
June, 5s l0I4d; July 5s lO34di August. 5s lid.
SECURITIES
LONDON. March 1. - Consols. 80 5-l6; Silver,
So 5-I6d; Rentes, 9Sf 37IAc