London, Aug. 13.
The average market forecasts of this week's stocks. of Rubber in London and Liverpool, compared with 12 official figures, show an increase of 700 tons and a decrease of 200 tons respectively.—Reuter ment, and the cricket scorebooks of the ist Battalion go back to the Crimea and before. There is a record of a match dated "27th March, 1855, 4th Division Camp before Sebastopol!" The natch was not finished, whether due to the intervention ional Commaned. One of the players, in an earlier match, Lieutenant Barker, is recorded been killed at Inkerman. later entries irom the record of a match at Tauranga on active service, between the officers of the 68th (Durhams) and those of the 43rd Light Infantry, when the Tatter won by four (runs. Cricket was also played in South Africa and uring the Great Wi When the 68th were in Burma in the early '60s they had a very good team gained great local fame by going over to Calcutta and defeating not only "the Military of the Presdeney," but also the Calcutta Cricket Club. "The score book records that 68th, having made 192, Calcutta responded with 19 for nine, when "the C.C.C, gave up the match."
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