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extent and II they continue their labors and enjoy
such good fortune as has come 10 them In tie past
few weeks. the prospects OF an enlarged production
will be realized. The results Of their recent cHploa
tiOas have already Increased the daily average output
to more than 10000 barrels. Up near the old Kane
field I'm the bradford sand the Mount Jcwctt district
has supplied a number OF wells considerably beyond
the average rate Of Output OF the black sand producers
IL IS true that the district cannot be expected TO attain
largo limits but these wells possess staying qualities
absent in whitcsand territory At sheffield In War
rcn County, gishcrs have been opened which already
give new daily production Of over 300 barrels.
Th., pool. however IS partly cut Oh from possible
extension hy numerous dry holes. and the wells of
a nature which makes their production unreliable.
Down 70 the southwest In Butler County, the 1OOfOot
rock Ia, developed unexpected rlclnc-, and In the
West virginia REGION the drill has met with better
rewards than were expected short time ago. The
whole appearance OF the Pcnn- lvauia oil country IS
one OF remarkable animation, and II 1t Is To
bc kept up without reasonable equation the producing
Industry may succeed In stimulating yield which MAJ
modify the strong statistical features OF the CJHoOlb
bat the success Of The dgIll la, by mean, led 10
any important check in the rate at winch stocks
above ground being reduced. The partial return,
of the pipe lines tins month point 10 decrease 3D.
February Of between 100000 and 100000 barrels.
barrels against full report, showing G-OO- barrel, m
January and HOO barrels i'm February. l--D :,
- Lei barrels in February. lcSS and Oi92 barrels IN
February, l-71 The daily average deliveries have
been 13l0f barrels. compared with complete figures
OF -GI2G barrels in January. and ~ G73 barrel, in
January and I7.1OO barrels in February, $3.50 :
from February to 10 (charcrs to the @OtD were
follows:
Total hhls -.... 1850 l3N~9't "Go1,1 j'1,11@
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,r,,I1 OF BAYARD TAYLOR'S MOTHER.
,,pr OF A NOBLE WOMAN = DYING AT
=, vvry-HER MIND CLEAR TO THE END.

,,vr OF A NOBLE WOMAN - DYING AT
x,xtrY-nEE MIND CLEAR TO THE END.
,..nrott souare Penn, Feb. % tSpccall.-MrS. Re
nv wav TAYLOR mother of Bayard Taylor, was buried
W. ~,tor al LOngwoOd Cemetery. three miles from
w Souare In Chester County Penn. Mrs. Taylor
nv. ,lv a few weeks before, celebrated her nnctieth
surrounded by all of her surviving children
.,,r., Of her grandchildren, and large number of
~ ~, Nd valued friends. Although she had preserved
W har faculties to the last she had during the last
.n years been so afflicted with rheumatism to be
.'ao ~ her hands. To the last, however, she was
I'D the tint of her velvet-lile complexion faded
,on her checks only when life itself departed. Her
,.xorte seat was the 1Owerframcd window of the
",rest room OF "SwiSs cottage" where every day,
or.n TO last Monday her wheeled chair was
nlaced that she might the shadows
boso the setting sun down the valley of "TouGhhen
rsmon,o made so pleasantly familiar in her SON
charming story of Kenneth"
Notwithstanding the extreme severity OF the
oo.hcr the gathering at the funeral was large, and
tom distances beyond the ncighbOrh0od 50 far as
wos chester and Wilmington. and even Philadelphia
od New York All of Mrs Tay lOr's surviving children
-vsre present. Dr.. Howard Taylor, of Philadelphia,
,orncr Chief Medical Inspector of the Army OF the
I,otomac: and her daughter Mrs. Annie Carey, were
;tb their mother in her last hours. Her other
d danfhter William Taylor and Mrs L2mborn both
:. whom were in the West when tcleSra Pied for,
s.-red home Just after their mother died.
The Episcopal services for the burial Of the dead
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CARDINAL GIBBONS on THE NEGRO.

Baltimore. Feb. 23.-Cardnal Gibbons began today
at the solemn high mass course of Lenten sermons
The suoicc, "Penancc." Before beginning the
sermon Cardinal Gibbons made an appeal TO the con-
gregaton in behalf Of the negro and Indian missions
lie reminded his hearers that, il compliance with the
decree Of the last Pleuary Council. Of Baltimore. an
annual collection taken up in behalf of those mis-
si0ns on the first sunday in Lent in all the churches
of the country. There now" said lie about
seven MILL, rs of negroes in the United states and
the negro question has become serious problem 70
The American people. The best solution Of this
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NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
Nothing farther has been learned regarding the
reported plans OF the producing interest 10 undertake
pipe line and refining competition with the stand
ard, and il is claimed hy some persons that the prof.
Get is OF an extremely indi,tinct character. Never
thces, it is not to be expected that any enterprise
of The sort would be- heiallcd publicly before plans
had been fully maturcd and it is certain that II the
producers not satisfied with the current values
of crude oil they must lool, to their resources
for any improvement. Ey their untiring effort to
discover territory they have raised the develop
mcnt work i'm the petroleum country To- an unparalleled
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London Feb. 22-The offerings at the wool sales to-day
amounted 20 1860 bales The attendance was good and
the competition animated. The home trade sors
active Cape woods improved ia tone and sold rcad
ly. The odCrng IN detail and the prices obtained arc
a. follows EictOria3700 bales secured Is 1ddls Old
do locks and pieces lsals Sd; greasy, G2dals 52d Dc
locks and pieces 62dGls I'D New South Waes-2 900
bales secured, 74ddls lid do locks and pieces Is Ida
j. 4Ed greasy 7,4dais do locks and pieces, 5Lddlld
pieces j. 1dGls sd greasy, si2ddl1di do locks and
Iocks and pieces Is Sd greasy 5addsied NewZealand
600 bales secured. 102dd1s s2d do and pieces
sd his: greasy Sd6ls lid do locks and pieces Ida
IG Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-sOO bales secured
inns 5bd greasy 33tdd11d.
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Buffalo Feb. 22.-Catte-S,ronger; receipts, 162 car:
loads through 4 on sale. Sheep and LambsFirmer and
higher receipts caIlcads through on sale sheep.
common to good 81 25as5 TO- Lambs-Choce to extra.
s7ds7 Is good to choice, 50 5ds6 10 common % gooa;
carloads through f. on Medium and heavy 81 ESQ
30 Workers - 21aSi 30 PIGS 81 Iod$f <o' oeher
grades unchanged. A.. % ooo -, ,,..,..
steady Reeves and teers d$i so stOcers and feeders,
s2 2Ods3 so Texas cornfed steers s3ss3 % HOES s
Roceipts 10 600 head Market steady Mixed ana lght,
SO s0asi heavy 50 7Oas! O9i2 skips 1893 7o SHEEP
S. So corufed Westerns. ~ 75aS5 30.
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problem. in my judgment. will be found in Christian
ling The negroes. In sections Of the country.
reports true, their religion has deGencrated into
kind OF fctshsm and is entirely emotional, devoid
OF all rc giOus restraints and obligations. The negro
race are naturally religious people. They are kind.
ancctOnac and grateful submissive 10 authority and
their conduct toward the close Of the late wien
they had the power To do mischief. aboIe all
praise. Dy proper religious and Christian nstrnc-
ton. they TO become a most useful element
in the community"
The congregation made generous response to the
appeal of the Cardinal Archbishop.
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Orresmnklnq.

4 TrTNTIoN "a tsniy tr.rl..d I,,.r
n and stylish diap.i A. io"o' prices
fA.o month .au Do obtained D. A.iht ~
addressing CALVERT s. hAhi.o. '.7 Yu-
ave.
KIl-ur pEE,-NAkIND. street .o,-
y TUNES dinner 1.l r.n.If dfr-
REASONABLE. price,. lDt.4 ofd.r- ul - holr-'
notice. Nj. NrILItoH, - lf-t 3'h--'..
oppo-lte D'nI.rc'.
4 KTISTIC df-.uah!ug. ttf.'t r'-tum b.
\ "a yotns and Wtin' fNr fIr n"tl
three WecAs eprlne w0iE done at f.4..,d
rates. Mine. OWEN. .t, Vast .ic o.
A LII STYLES DRL>~ts p..t..t nt
n guaranteed cNltyt elo1. and "iap
maker. English waitinr suite lat.- may
furnish nr,tTial rel olati'. 1IOh j..
80 We, l5'h.-t.
nRENSNAKIE would lkc . frN raoro
~ customers at home ifri-r'i-t N'".
YORK families willing 20 recommend. @73
Not 5ith--t.
KESNNAKEE. -Tlr.,-clt-- h''.r aud
~ draper ul-he- more engagement Dos TO
day. experience lu ladlu. houses c.tf
reference d.. go Wet 23d-t
hEE~sMAKLN. nr-tcp-- French
cf-: 10 60 out be- doe daf rate. F, pr
S 55a..,. "'''''' ''' '''''.''' D.. '.' ''-
INXrIRII%CI. dre.-u1t,r ffYH tIt-
Il mans wOald lll., frr ,r.,r.rDut-
by me t1v OF ~ bone ID i''l AN.I
stsl.-h draper t,fn- r.a'o.naD.". Ad-
dress Mods. Gao lro'of''.
ZINE WORK. pcstrt %, aul .,qui-lte
i finish. urW DESIGNS for 'ri gowns, all
Nmc. ELYNoLp. l7a East 7'u--t
lIAISON DE CONIIAEtI.. llDur''te
VA Michel. - W.T. l9tl--t. IupY.tnrt
street, Ni.itin" dfc -.r. tailor suits perfect
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COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb -. / D. m.-Cotton-The business done
Is not sdfclent test the market America. ~,
lston and export and lucluded ? 600 bales American
receipts 81 600 bales including .? 400 bales American
Futures closed steady -AtGdng low middln9
clause February delivery cd sellers. February ara March
April and May delivery, 3Gid sellers May and Jun1
delivery j0id sellers June and july delivery, 6ootd
sellers Juy August delivery, 7-Gid sellers August
and September delivery, 5-6d sellers septembsr de-
5Gid sellers; October and November delivery $3.50
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4 NEW EDITOR IN WISCONSIN,.

Chicago Feb. % (SpccaD.-lt IS announced That
Colonel T. 4. Cabins. now with The Chicago Evening
Journal Is 10 become editor Of &C. The Madison jour
nal" Ny. Calllus one OF the projectors OF "The
Sunday TclegTaph.7 Of Milwaukee, about ten years
ago lie was Madison editor and rival OF Horace
Eulp Of Tie ScntinH-7 before The war. and was for
long time core pondcnt OF Chicago newspapers from
NN Allec.
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Work il)antc6.



A MEECAN WIDOW LADY would IKE
~ lo.ltion 10 write Ia an Office. salary
moderate. Adir'., Mr.. D., Grand 81,
cor. Vaflck-t.
4 EF>PECIAHLE woman wants situa.
- tom to cuf furniture ard slip covers ;
also sewing. boz and ont ~ Oh" house. MIs.
HAHN, A. w. i3in'-t
1 LADY woaA n.c some llcht home
Il uor. 10 machine sewing or canvass.
mg; reference. H.. boN 3D.. 1913 ith-atr.
A LADY wishes ,opy'us ,.d trau..a,.ng
II Go DO at hone. Iuc| 30 ot Irir.'n
small f'r; r.f'Ienr.. Adlt.-- WRITER.
l53 ltf-.vc.
4 IL KINDS OF family mrudns wanted
n D. Resp. '1i.r woman good reference.
Please call or aeif--- DO Lat 32d--'.
4 oMrI1LNr -,eno.uIDAer and t.po.
'a,,- wy" c'2&viTlENF' ' 4 ii.. 'i iaa -'''
l tr1-' lady w.th hf.e cItr.eneo As
lo0Sh e.p'r and confidently c.cfk VII NJ
~ private s.0retafy. Address BROTHER
GEtrI.r. 81 Ia, 1.oth.s,.
- I.NoGE,puFE-A csup-tcn, Young
- lady do.ifa. position as -'.uog apaer
and tNp'wtit'- Remington good l,'"r'n ..
Addrra, ". Tr'iuue branch. 21p Wc,t "a.
- TENuGENPIEH md TYPEWRITER.
- Iuo.oerLly COMPETENT salary lol.
VI u. =. I,G'w-.t I'D,
T'YPrWKITrG and STTNOGENrHIG.
~ Dung lH'F owning bennington f.A-
chine ds,r' potion =, cNl'r'.nD.,d ,'.'lF
sl0. Adtfr-- " NJ. North T1.ifto "a.
" DUNG married woman. having nothing
20 fo f.fough o.. t1" would ....
-oU' i.fh' vofa tp go 10 i..'. nr would
do 'h'r. .'rwr-. ". 10. 10 \t-i'..'
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Az. peg day. 59371 73,104 1873 2o5oo
II is unfortunate that the temporary sackeniDg OF
The foreign demand .Or refined petroleum should be
fell az the time that product IS rising, 80 far
a, ITS effect may be manifested on sentiment There
is little doubt, however, that the year as a Whole
NAV be looked forward 10 for furnishing heavy
r> port movement. The pnce OF refined In barrels Is
80 cents, against cents in February, lSoJ, ana
II cent, as the for last year But foreign
quotations are lower iii franc at Antwerp ana
(-- neucc) al London than this time I'm 1859, though
Bremen quotations higher. - marks. The eN-
rori, of crude. refined, ETC.. from January 10
february 90 and from other Atlantic ports to February
n have amounted 81 G0.2i7OOO gallons, decnnc
Of 114GOOO gallons compared with the corresponding
period II lo-9.
80 change f. 10 be noted in the weeks spcculatNe
ihets. compared with the previous week; cACcpC
that transactions fell off until Friday when there was
an inc.''ase IN tho record. luu III" ucaNHs'
sim retained a professional character, ana thc mar
limits hf tho markets forbid detecting any slGnlh.
canoe in tho fluctuations The western tradc-or WhaO
little Is LEFT % it-haS been Increasingly Dearlsh IN
sentiment. owing 10 the r~c IN production, but Short
selling IS dangerous by OF the close hOnhg o
the small amount Of certificates cNtaut. perhaps tlls
explain, why the cash market generally ruled on me
same level with the option % little higher mo
extreme declines were frOW - O6 II t. ~ Of ID for
cash. and ~ O6 l. TO Hi 90 II for March options
Tho close was made n rally.
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings in National
Transit certificates at the stock Exchange ana the
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange for the
last two week, were as follows,
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Gclp f0Gnico.

TX GRITTY. cnplblr por-on- 10 Gll posi-
applying three days ~ advance go the
CifKiSlIAN AID 10 EMPLOYMENT so.
ClLIY. 30 Bible House.
ARE YOU seeking employment DO yop
n want changel The old Metropolitan
Agency now publish 9dlcilci thousands
roach The largest ii1Ds bophK"epef-' ralr--
men. clerKs. collectors. "atchinen, poIDfH.
Cooks walter, for hotels and clubs. 40
ustful.urn. coachmon. efoOnI,. Nalets. farm
lands and others. ftall for al crtislng
Term. The surosL mcan- 70 roach EN- plOycls
needing help. Gsj Broadway.
D0oKKEEPLKs. oice clerks. saIc-m.cn.
Id engineers, niemcn, married couples.
gardener, coaohmon gioo< grocery clerks.
ntLrr. .pppled 10 employer il'e ~. charge
civ or country. Addrr-, CENTRAL
HGENCY. 235 fulton-.t.. HfooAiin.
nEUG CLERK WANTED. ..t5j pr
- month m''t el 4a,. ciyii nn' nyc and nd
hrstclass tad; hteaiansfIn "'1I u XXI eT
Tlbdnc once.
AMID on salary or COM
w u!s.lnn 20 handle the nOW patent
Chemical Ink Era-ine P,n'u me fl''' 10
selling novelty ever proauccd rE'''o ".
thoroughly in tw0 seconds, no abidsl'h oi
AGENTS taic. amounted 10 1920 IA slA days;
another 932 In two hOur- we want one
Teirlory sample br mail. 81 ct-. FOR
terms ana fulf particular, addrr,, THE
MONROE ERASER MEG. Coz Ia
Crosse WIS.
w ANTFD.--A young man for ONO" work
~ IA large manufacturing company ~
IA the stock. NICHOLAS BAGGS, LOO
Dfexcl Building. Philadelphia.
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Domcsilc 5ltuilIou5 OInle0 }.

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comm al,tut- '.Y" Ir.I.innIt n.t-. .iu'
and farref I4relt,. Do, rs,...1. IAN
.t~ alsetg.. Pas. ttl-..t N E~L.
Il CrIEE or Waffle nt mat-a.y
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town or..r i-1s H.ntHaF.
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n $. uot ~ tribune Ocicc.
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Bnslnrss q hantes.


A Man with 81 900 can share in 81 oOo
"a prOht; iull sccufty Tor money. hui.
ness unguestiOnablc no experience uec,s.
sary. can Aibuckle Building, suite 81,
Brooklyn.
A YOUNG man with 5000 wanted a.
n working partner in good reliable
business. FOR particulars apply 20 j. q.
JONES 60 and % PARK Row.
A MEAT MARK TT on Broadway. -. 300
IA restaurant, CJnal-st., 81 200: small
coffee and cake saloon, $3.50; partner
wanted with $3.50 UP In good business
JONES. 81 PARK Row.
A WELL-ESTABLiSHED, paying ALSO.
"A lutely cash business 1, offered at half
~ value % close An estate must be- sold.
23i broadway, Room 80.
n AP1TAL WANTED Without or with a
" man 10 take All active part TO increase
wcll-est1biishcd and profitable Satinct
Printing business. Address WILL IAN II.
LOCKE, President Union PrinteWorks, ~
Lconard-st New-YOEk,
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furnished Gonece.

IN O RENT at Oyster Bay. Long Island -
j Premises known As the "llomcstcad -
fully furnished. with modern improvements.
on the WAFER. fine lawn and shade trees.
stable room. and every way suitable Tor
entlemaA's country residence. Apply 10
WM. j. YOTNGS. oyster Ray, l.. ].
For other real estate AIS soc 10th page.
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NOTICE.-FOreclo>ure sale Of u truck
~ and eXpfess horses. weighing from $50
70 / 500 -os.. including several teams age
from % wears. IN excellent condition
public auction on thursday. asth inst.
iGll particulars at stable. l39 Mott->tr
near irrand-st. {. y. PDMIkoN. att Y.
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domestic Gilunilcns iOnnte0
7 cnlales.

Females
4 LARGE PHoTI SLANT EMPLOY.
a. MINr lDtSE. Cuoi servant erI7
and mali help. for FAMILIES. boaldnn.ho' s,'
hotels, a.. city OF country ANA Tor ti'
south Ready ~ i3t O'h-nYr.. an rouse
above lotl.-t. TIM HOME EuktA'.
4 LII klSuS Of German servants. WIN
- uInt-. Lass references. alNaN1 ON manu-
for cry ur COUNTRY. 4 NNNlN>'lllslN' -
EMPLOY MIMI BUREAU. 10 3d-aNr, near
Nth--t
A A. ,WTDISu ENrLOlMENF NJ
"A. EEAG. Mr. Ma.uu"ls. 10 iih'hN'.,
between 10Th and Goth ,t+ upstairs N',C
side 4.h.rNc. nr-t-cla,s help. with rel Fences
4 LADY. refined. aud good company; az.
y ,u.iomcd to GOOD society. would Ike
position Of frlrt or would travel, no can
,aa,irr. Addrc-, -. d.. Tribune Once.
s.uANHLEMAIp.- by Young woman
Y IL. cnamb.uua.d aud plain sever Mll.
ns to assist with children. can -ol f'se
3tth-~t.
CHAMBERMAID and WAIIliliHa'-In6
Y a young girl in private family 4o1
West i0th.st.
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NJ ANTFD.- young man for ONO" Work
W Ia large manufacturing company ~
Philadelphia must have $1,000 10 invest
~ the stock. NICHOLAS BAGGS, lOJO
DreXel building. Philadellhla.
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HARNESS.
SECONDHAND SECONDHAND
CARRIAGES

A $3.50 CASH buys one OF the hand
n. soonest turnOuts in the city; cost last
spring sl,O50: consisting OF The handsome,
hlch.bred and fast trottinC horse MAJOR b,
sired by Red Wilkes dam Eliya May he /.
49, hands high seven year old and weighs
1000 pounds; has 10 public record OF any
Kind snd will cuarantas him perfectly sound
IN every particular. aud he VIII trOt in :3j
or no sale also handsome top sidebar buggy
by Brewster. harness. robes. blankets. &c.
Tor further information call on nv groom.
o, private stable, 235 East 20th.st., between
ID and Sd ayes.
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Domretic Gltnatlons t0nntc

Runs. Deliveries. deliveries. Charters.
Total bhls ..... l2s 0i7 l.3SS91t 2Go9,1 js1.11@
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ITO RENT.-At Kcenc Valley, AdlrOn-
dacks. q furnished cottage pleasantly
located, for the season. AddFas. ". j..
DrNIrAM. 10 PrOspect.st., Hartford. Conn
OOO ACRE FRUIT FARM, near Wash.
%JU ingtOn. ID. C.. g. 900 pears 900
peach trees, bearing condition; good i'm
erty: fruit worth price asked. J. w.
FIELDER. 30 LIbertv.st.
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& URF HOUSE FOR Bclmar,
- formerly Ocean Beach. y. j.. large
plot. facing ocean 80 partly furnished
rooms; bowling alleys location uDsuf-
passed must be sold % close estate PAYS
Is Der cent, selling price. j. w. FIELDER,
80 Liberty-st.
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Citn fleal estate for Sale.

r or SALE OR LEASE.-A largo three
story and basement brick house; store
attached: one Of the best business corners
in Brooklyn: suitable for any business.
Apply TO owner Lafayette-avc. no agents.
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Connirp Rral estate 60 fet.

II OTEL TO RENT.-Ocesn Grove. n. j.
H 200 completely furnished rooms steam
heated Otis elevator also Delaware House,
Belmar, n. j.; 36 furnished rooms low
rent. J. w. FIELDER. 50 Liberty.st.
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LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

per so kilos, and London 3.4a5 1915 pence per
imperial gallon.