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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-12

Ex-Governor Wise, of Virginia, is
announced as out for Grant and Will
son. Can the Republicans swallow
Wise? s'the murderer of Old John
Brown"
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5. 5. Haislet late Of the Republican
State Press, DEBORAH, made brief call
on Monday. He contemplates cstab-
fishing himself in the newspaper bust
ness in an adjoining county. We hope
he may do so and find much profit
thereby.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-12

DR.. Abbott, dentist, may now be
found at his office and residence, east
side of Elm street, opposite the
Webster House.
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$1,000 Reward is offered by the
proprietor Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery for a medicine that
will equal it in the cure Of Bronchitis,
severe Coughs, and the early stages of
Consumption. G12
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Unpaid for Gunslnithin

Persons indebted to the undersigned fol
gunsmithing of any kind are requested tt
make payment ON or before the first day O
August as he expects to leave Crcsco a
about that time aud must have his pay be
fore going.
1Ott PHILIP FRIsBIE.
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Hats and caps SO cheap as never was
at Kipp's.
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The call for a State Convention will
be found in its proper place in to-days
paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Mrs. WHITCOMB's sYRUp.-The gIeat
soothing remedy. Price only IS cents
oives rest to the mother and health to tn
child, Sold by Druggists. See Advertise
aent. n46vI2yl
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. work
numerous engravings. 224 pages. Price SO
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eight Street, st. Louis, Mo. See
Advertisement. u46yl2y1
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Plenty more of those hats and caps
at 70 per cent less than Grange prices
at kipp's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-12

We call attention to the card of the St.
Louis Medicine Co., a chartered institution;
they offer Metropolitan skill to call. 36yl
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Irlirie chickens are getting nearly
ripe enough to pull.
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Wells Carbolic Tablets,

FOR COUGIIs, COLDS AND HOARSENEss.
These TABLETS present the Acid in Com
blnation with other efficient remedies, in
a popular form, for the cure eff all THROAT
and LUNG Diseases.
HOARsENEss and LIBERATION CT the
THROAT are Immediately relieved, and
statements arc constantly being sent to the
proprietor Of relief in cases of Throat diff
culties of years standing.
CAUTION--Don be deceived by
worthless limitations. Get only Wells
Carbolic Tablets. Price 25 cts. per box
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Plat ST., N. Y.
Sole Agent for the U. 5. 31-4
Send for Circular.
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MANHOOD! WOMANHO0D-Who may mar.
~, who not, why, lOS pages sealed. Imped
imsnts; Causes ind Cure. Sent CSC DR.
Whittier, GIT st. Charles st, St. Louis
No. 3lyl
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N. G. Dow, a former resident of
Cresco is spending a few days with his
friends in this place again.
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WOOD.

j. 3. Caward has 25 cords of nice
dry and green wood for sale.
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For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
In its early stages, nothing equals DR..
Fieree's Golden Medical Discovery.
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EDE Hats. Caps, Bel $, Shirts. Badg-
L InL es, Trumpcts, sc for Service
and Parade. At the old Mandatory. LAB
Grand ST., N. Ii. CAIRNS 4 Bro, late H.
L. GRATAcAP. Send for illustrated circu-
ars.
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AvrSTIN AMI MACON CJTv

Going South. Going North.
Leave Austin q Is p. m. Leave Mason City 10 ~ m
Arrive Austin 100 p. M Arrive NJ ason City 81 p m
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Vx0 made from 50 cts. Call aud examine
plV or II Samples sent postage free
FOR oocts, that retail quick for $40. Il. l..
"oL'OTT, lSl Chatham square, N. 35-4
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AGNTS WANTED
FOR GOODsPEED'5
Presidential CAMPAIGN Book.

The great work of the year. Prospectus
Post fald 71cts. An immense sale guaran-
teed. Also for my Campaign Charts and
New Maps. j. W. Goodspeed, Chicago.
CINCINNATI, or st. Louis, Mo. 35W4
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Prot. FOWLER'S Great Work

On Manhood, Womanhood, and their Mu-
tual INTERPRETATIONS; Love, its Laws, Power,
etc Send for specimen pages
and circulars with terms
Address National Publishing Co., Chicago,
Ill. cincinnati, Ohio; or st. Louis Mo. Sow /
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-s1ssag.*sss ll!dUS szEs'1ss..-.
HAS COME.
Farmers, buy the Marsh
Harvester, because it saves
one-half the expense Of bind
ing the grain.
Because it saves the board
and wages of three men.
Because it saves walking
and STOPPING in the hot sun,
and your fingers will not be
torn with stubble.
Because it saves your wife
from toiling over a hot stove
in the summer time.
Because it saves horse flesh.
DRAFT, CARRYING THREE MEN
AT MINNESOTA STATE TRI-
AL WAS ONLY 2o75 LBS.
N q SID e p RAFT.
Because it saves in repairs,
being strongly built and
simple in construction.
Because it saves it's cost by enabling
tho Farmer to secure his harvest in
good season, independent Of expense
and uncertain help.
Samples of the MARSH
HARVESTER can now be
seen at
DOAN T. 8ARkER'S,
CREsco, and at
MARSH & KNOWLTON'S.
Lime Springs.
J. J. MARSH & CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa, Agents for
Northern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota. 32m3
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New Advertisements

Esy chOnfancy, or soul Ch ar
a Rnias." How either sex may fasci-
nate an! gain the love and affections of any
person they may choose. instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can possess,
free, by mail, for 25 cents, together with u
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, &c. A queer, exciting
book. 100000 sold address T WILLIAM
" GO. publishers, Phila. 35W4
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Detroit and NIilyv aslkce Time
Table.

oeing East. Going West
Leave Milwaukee, Engle- Leave Detroit 1000 a. IN
mans dock, at 9p. m. Arrive at Mil
every evening except wauAee 400 q. m.
Saturdays. Arrive at
Detroit 5:l5 p. IN. See advt. elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Three Men Fatally Injured by the Explosion
Of an Oil Tank While They Were in the
Furnace.
An accident occurred In hunters Point yesterday
afternoon OF q very peculiar nature by which it is
feared three men viii lose their lives. David Lent
Edward Moran and - Murray were repairing
tank at the Oil factory OF Warren 4
Company, and for this purpose were in
side Of the brick furnace, less than four
feet In diameter. When entering they had tested
by lighting paper for gas. but none appearing,
they boldly entered. 1t supposed that gas had
tered the furnace. communicating with the lamps,
lgniting that In the tanks fearful explosion I'M.
mediatey occurred shattering the top and sides OF
the tank unfortunately not relieving the men in the
furnace. At the same time much OF the gas had es-
capped ana gnited, burning the men in fearful man.
ner. When the explosion occurred the men rushed
for the ''man-hole" which was barely large enough
for one man to crowd through at a time. They all
managed to get through but Mr.. Lent, who got
wedged In the mole, and was with difficulty extri.
Gated from his perilous position. They are all very
badly burned and but little hopes are entertained
Of their final recovery.
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THE JAPANESE STUDENTS.

The corridors OF the st. Nicholas Hotel since last
Saturday morning have been enivened by the pic
turesque costumes OF a troop OF eighteen Japanese
students, who arrived in this city from Yokohama,
via San Francisco, on last Sunday, and have since
then been stopping at the above-named hotel while
IN ransftu. Nine OF the party left here yesterday
for Europe by steamer When they reach Eng.
land IL is the intention OF these gentle
men-who are the sons OF damiOs and
wealthy merchantst0 place themselves at Elton Col
lege to undergo the usual course OF study al that
venerable institution which yOnng EngIshmen are
compelled to pursue. The Others win remain In
the United States and will enter different educa-
tional institutions according to their own cnOicc.
The students at the st. Nicholas Hotel intelli-
gent polite and quick lot OF young gentlemen, and
can well sustain the reputation which their people
bear OF being the yankees Of the East.n
Some few OF the eighteen speak English imperfecty,
while five or SIX converse nuently IN the French
language. They have been seeing the elephant for
the last three days without any bad result, and
evening some Of the delegation paid visit 10 the
'Black Crook" performance The names OF the
eighteen '.Japs' are:-Ma-e.da, Ho-ri. Ma-y-eda,
Sek-sa-na, Plt-it-o-nO, Sa-wa-da, Kax-ag Mac.
tsu-ma, Be-el-teo, Eg.a-wa, As-u-ma. Ma.a-ra Mat
yuma, om-oo-ra, Ma-k-ao Ug.a-wa and Kas-u-ka.
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TAMMANY IN PHILADELPHIA.

Nlnss Meeting In horticultural HaII-An the
''Frauds' in the Quaker City TO BE Stn ,nped
Out-McClure's Defeat Brought Forward
Again.
PHILADELPHIA, Fen. Z, Io72. q
An immense meeting OF the citizens OF this city
gathered at Horticultural Hall this evening" for the
purpose OF expressing their feelings against the
corruption IN the municipal government and to dc.
nounce the leaders OF the rings which have demon
allied the Official workings OF the city. The
leading men of the city gave their presence
to the assemblage, and the enthusiasm In
regard to the reformatory movement was
intense. There was elected a signal determination
to demolish the corruption which at present exists
The meeting was irrespective OF party all political
differences being thrust aside in the good work OF
reformation.
the abest men made oratons, calling upon all to
vindcate the rights OF the people and purify the
ballot box. Appropriate resolutions were presented
read and unanimously adopted. Colonel A. X. Nc.
Clure the recently defeated Senator, ma de scath-
ing rebuke upon the men who swlnded him out OF
hts election, and stated that In sixty days there
would be an entire change IN the municipal govern
ment.
The meeting was great success, and practically
the Tammany Ring Of Philadelphia has received It's
quetus The citizens viii soon mold another meet
Ing The impression, however, Is that before the
second meeting Is convened the good management
which has hitherto held sway here will reassert
itself.
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ENGLAND.
Resignation Of Speaker Dsnison and Legislative
Tribute to HisServices-His Official and Leg.
islativs Career and Visit to the United
states-The Prince Of Wales and
the Excitement Of London.
1fLEssAm TO THE NEW york HesALl

LONDON, Feb. Z, 1872.
The Right Hon. John Evelyn benson has resigned
the Speakership OF the House OF Commons.
During the session OF the House yesterday Speaker
Denison announced TO the members that In conse
quence OF continued Ill health he was compelled to
tender his resignation or the chair. In Q voice
marked with emotion he referred to the many years
he had occupied the seat which he was now about
70 vacate expressed his profound gratitude for the
consideration he had ever received from the House,
and Did the members farewell
Mr. Gladstone regretted the withdrawal Of the
right honorable gentleman who had presided so
long and well over the deliberations or the House,,
and proceeded deliver glowing eulogy. He closed
by announcing that he should bring In at the next
sitting two resolutions giving the thanks OF the
House OF Commons to Its presiding oi1cer, and the
other praying her Majesty the Queen 10 be pleased
to bestow some mark or royal favor on an able and
faithful public servant
Sir John Paklngt0n. In the absence OF Mr.. Dis
rae expressed the unieigned regret OF the opposi.
ton members at the resignation or Mr.. Denison, o.
whom he spoke In terms OF the highest praise.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND HIS PHYSICIANS.
His Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales win leave
Sandringham on saturday next, taking O special
train direct for windsor. The Prince, by the advice
OF his physicians avoids the excitement or a visit
to London ut present.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Government Troops Bury the Dead Pas
senGers Found Murdered Near Tucson,
Arizonn, by the Apaches- Dissatisfaction
Comments on the Supreme Courts Action In
the Case Of Laura ID. Fair.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7. 1872
The British ship Record, from Hong Kong, with
cargo OF teas has arrived.
The troops who were sent after the Apacnes who
captured two stages near Tucson, Arizona, and
murdered the drivers and passengers, found the
mails cut up and destroyed. The troops buried
the dead bodies Of those who were murdered. They
were unable to overrake the savages
There are 1000 Apaches at Camp Grants 100,
mostly ,nHrm men, women and children, at Dale
Creek. and few at Camp verd. Detachay ~ and
his band ran away from Camp Mcdowell, stealing
the STOCK OF the government and citizens and tax
ihirty.two cIrizens Of Los Angeles indicted for
MURDER In the anti-Unlnese riots, have pleaded not
guilty.
The action OF the supreme COURT IN granting
new trial to Mrs. Fair IL severely commented on by
the press and bar Of Oalrorna
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HAYTI.

The Black Republic the Eve Of n Crisis
Burning Of the Presidential Palace mt POre
au Prince.
ST. THOMAS Jan. 80, 1872
Dates are to the oath from Port au Prince and 26h
from Jacmel The ex-Sanavests are mastering
in force at Monte Christie. General Shannon Is at
jamaica and Is only waiting an opening to 60 to
Hayt. Hayt Is on the eve Of crisis. The pardon.
ing Of the political prisoners by President Massage
Saget Is causing much excitement 1t Is charged
against him as violation OF the constitution.
Mr.. Candida de Pedrorena has been appointed
Minister for Spain at Hayti; ne IS much liked.
Eugene Wiener, Jr.. has been appointed United
States Consular Agent at JeremIe; Ernest Werth
United States Consular Agent at Port de SAID.
On the 9th inst IRE broke out at Port Prince,
resulting In the total destruction OF the building
used as the National Palace.
Exchange has again risen from $40 TO 800, which
has caused parayzation;in business. !,
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WASHINGTON. Feb. I, 1872
Consress Ycsserday-Duluess Reisning In
Beth Houses.
Congress In both branches accomplished even less
than usual. The Senate disposed OF Mr. Carpen-
ter's amendment to Mr.. Summers Civil Rights bill
and slightly amended that Senator's proposition.
Otherwise It was q drearier waste OF words than
ever. The House voted on all the amendments to
the Educational bil accepting four and rejecting
the others. The friends ofthe measure fearing that
as amended the bin might fail OF final passage,
worked vigorously for adjournment, and succeeded
about half past four
secretary Fish and General Sickles.
Tnere Is not word OF truth in recent publications
that there has been an arrangement between Secre
tary Fish and General Sickles. On the contrary the
best feelings exist between these gentlemen.
The Mail Steamers.
The Senate Naval Committee had under consider
alton this morning the construction OF iron ship
building yards and docks for naval and commercial
purposes as proposed by the International Com
pany and recommended by the Secretary OF the
Navy In his two last annual reports The President OF
the International Company and the President OF the
western Iron Steamboat Company each gave infor
nation showing that iron vessels can be built on
the Eastern ana Western waters of the United States
on terms OF equal advantage with those OF anv other
country In the world. The committee expressed
themselves as greatly interested by the facts and
arguments presented, and took the matter under
Amusement.
Venezuelan Seizure of American Vessels.
The President transmitted to the Senate TO- day
Information furnished by the Secretary of State
in response to a resolution Of inquiry regarding
the retention in Venezuela OF the American steam
ers Hero, Dudley Buck, Nutrias and San Fer
nando, the property Of the venezue.
Ian Steam Transportation Company, an
sells were seized last fall the first by the Venezuelan
government troops ana the other three Dy the re.
v0lutiOnists Acting Secretary OF STATE DAVIS
wrote Minister Pile on the ga Sep
TEMPER demanding immediate restitution OF
the vessels Hero and Dudley Buck, and
upon learning Of the seizure OF the other twO made
similar demand for their restitution In reply the
Venezuelan Minister OF Foreign Affairs wrote to
Pile In November disavowmg the acts and promis.
ing upon proof, to make the necessary reparation.
Senatorial Combinations.
The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed
the following nomlnatlons-
B. F. Granger TO be Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Third district of Michigan; John bennett to
be Second Lieutenant In the reserve marine SERVICE
The Condition OF Senator Davis.
The condition OF Senator Garrett Davis has inn
proved since last night.
British Tonnage Admeasnrcment.
The Treasury Department has decided that when
o British vessel enters an American port with evil
dence that the tax has not been paid upon spaces
not exempt from admeasuremenJ by American
laws IL Is the duty Of the Collector OF sucn port
ascertain the number of tons omitted.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA. Feb 7, 1872
The British schooner Lark, captured ana towed
into Manzanilla, belongs 10 Mr.. Phillips OF Montego
Bay, Jamaica. She was on her way from Montego
Bay to Caymans for the purpose or purchasing q
wrecked vessel. storm drove the Lark on the
Cuban coast, where she was seized ana lowed into
Manzanilla on suspicion OF being blockade run.
ner. The captain and crew were placed IN jail, bur
were released on bail at the instance OF the British
Consul General. The Spanish Admiral Is convinced
that the Lark Is not q blockade runner.
It Is Ofically announced that the Grand Duke
Alexis Will arrive here about the 18th inst.
=. 1t is expected that Captain General valmaseda.
Will leave Santiago de Cuba to-day and arrive mere
on the 18th.
The celebrated Cuban General, Casanova, has been
killed by gucrilias near CIego d'Avila
An arrival from Honduras states that General Il.
Viada has been appointed Ambassador to France;
Lopez, Secretary OF Legation, and c. Bendotri,
Consul General. They are all here on their way to
France.
The irregular weather prevalent retards and
shOrtens the sugar crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
WARMOTH,s POLITICAL WAR.


Tho Investigation at New Orleans-An Honest
tee-The Governors "hiaht Bower'' 10
the Rescue-POstmnster Lowell on the
stand.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb T. 1872.
The Congressional Committee Of Investigation
heard only two witnesses today-namelY General
F. ]. Heron, secretary OF State, and c. w. Lowell
Postmaster OF this city. The former appears TO be
WarmOth's right bower, and ne was summoned on
the suppOsitiOn that there money used TO bribe
members OF the Legislature to Warmoth's side
and that he paid the money. His bank account
and number OF his checks were overhauled,
but the committee failed to prove anything. Her
ron refused to tell what the the checks drawn were
for, on the ground that 1t was simply and wholly
his own private business. ana had nothing what
ever TO do with matters under investigation. He
also denied point blank that he made any attempt
WarmOtb.
Postmaster Lowell occupied several hours with q
history OF his connection with the political troubles
He seems to have been very active In the political
campaign in the State since the reconstruction and
dwelt particularly on the frauds the election re-
turns and the manner IN which the registrars OF
election were appointed By the Governor. Although
nOnresidents OF the parishes for which they were
appointed Shey. IN many instances, returned them
selves elected TO the Legislature. He appears to be
the most honest OF all the anti WarmOlh men, and
said, in reply to question, that he would vote for
WarmOtn II nominated next fall.
The committee held private meeting this even
ing and decided ID close the investigation on Satur
day next. All the members are pretty well tired
out and are anxious to gets back to their duties In
A caucus Of the republican members OF the Legls.
lature was neld to-day Tor the purpose Of devisng
q plan for passing the measures or reform demanded
at this meeting. Lieutenant Governor Pinchback,
q c0lOred man and warm supporter of WarmOtn
made q speech, saying he was for the denomination
Of President grant, as was every colored man Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
ST. DOMINGO.

The Revolution In Guayabin and Saveneta
C0n0rmed-Doings Of the Revolutionary
General PimentaL
81. DOMINGO Jan. q, 1872.
the news OF the revolution In Guayabin and
Saveneta is confirmed General Pimental has Left
Cape Hayti for Capotillo. He has sent commis-
sion to Guayaoin for particulars OF the rising. but
up to the 2lst the commissioners had not returned
Pimenta mad sent to General Cabra request for zoo
men and some money to aid him In his operations In
the north. lie has received no answer. In priva1e
letter written to ST. Thomas Pimenal SAYS ne fear4
that the men and money WIN not be granted on
account or the Jealous feeling existing between tina
revolutonary generals General Cabral has done
nothing during the last fortnight General Luperonl
Is still at Sc Thomas me dominican consul at ST
mn0O He states that Baez's tour In the north wasl
perfect success and that the republic Is peiectly
utii0t,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT.-LONpoN, Feb. 7-l:30 p.
n-Consos closed at 92 for both money and account
AMERICAN secure: Hat United States i've twenty bonds,
1872, s2k; 1885, old, e2k 1857, s2k isD-fories sox
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKroaT, Feb !-Uuited
1850.
.PAMs BoussE-PARIs, Feb 7-Noon.-Frepch rsnsss,
LIvERpooL COTTON NARxxr-LrvrRrooL. Feb =
$50 iM-The cotton market closed aueter middlng
uplAnds 1l3<d. IL Nd mdding Orleans lNd The sales
OF day bales including 100 for export
and speculation Sales OF cotton shipping or shipped ~
Savannah Charleston nj Nd - -.
HAvns COTTON MARxET.-HAvRs. Feb. a-Cos'on srm'
low mddinRs 1881. .. ~
IIyxnPooL BRIApsrUyys s, xsO
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAhKkT:. -LIvksro0L, reg =
4P M.-Spirts petroleum, Id I'D per ss"op' eov"'
TosDoN P.opuor Mxsg1T.-LoNDos, Feb 7-Even-
tnR-Linoead oil AZ paR toD