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CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR

CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR
OF HOSTETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERS.-W. q.
REEsE, leading druggist in Monticello, ILL.,, in a
letter OF June g. 1885, writes to this effect: "Hsving
sold BO,TETTkR'J BIrTERs for the past four
years. canuot but speak OF the article being the
best tonic and sppatizer extaut. D1Iiug the ague
season Of 1866 could not keep sufficient stock
on HAND 10 supply my customers In fact, your
Bitters was staple as quiniue. learn that ply.
sicans pres ribe It all over the western country.
Indeed. q great many families thiuk they are not
safe without your invaluable tonic"
J.K. wrTHERsPooN, Esq, magistrate of Ker-
shaw County D. O., stites. under date April 13 1863,
,hat he has used the Blters constantly In his own
family for the previous two years. BE first tried The
preparation when suffering from exhaustion pro-
duced by a severe attack Of fever. Before the first
bottle was fuished he experienced o remarkable
change for the better. BE had tried brandy OF the
outset, but found that did hm more harm than
good In one month from the dme he commenced
using the Bitters his bealh strength and appetite
were restored. BE had recommended the article to
others in Like circumstances and never known 1t to
fail and had found ita perfect specific for chills and
fever."
Mr.. SAMrEL YouNe. Of Clarion, Pa, under date
April g. ls8s certnes that he was completely cured
of Zone of the most distressing attacks Of dyspepsia
that ever afflicted any notal," by three bottles OF
the B,ters after various other remedies had proved
poweress." Restore ed to perfect health, he thanSs
.that excellent preparation for the result"
Dr. & NJ SPENCER, Of Brush Creek, Perry coun-
ty Ala, writing thence February 8, 1865. says: II
have used your tonach 3 tte's for seVerd ear IN
my practice. and nnd them superior to most OF tue
Bitters now presaibei by the profession gene raie.
InIn g DIG U
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pEMARENGO.-F AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PIEvENrlyf.-This val.
uab.e medicine. entirely vegetable in its prepRra-
ton, Is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case OF CHILLs AND FEVER Of however long
standing, completely eradicltng its effect from the
system, purifying the blool, Strengthening the d.
gestve organs, inducing an appetite, aud keeping
the System in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
caus will fad it the purest and best TONIC to be
had any where. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers Of any
kind it will be found invaluable as preventive. II
,s quite pleasant to the taste. and can be given to
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let
tiers have been received testlyine to It's efficacy and
value a. FEVER AND AaUE CURE AND TONIC.
II is fully guaranteed to give complete and univer.
eal satisfaction.
NARENGO Ia no humblg. IRT IT.
Tor sale at retail by all Druggists.
AT who essle BY DowTE b NOISE, corner Meet
ing aud Hssel streets; aooDn1cH. w1NEMAN 5
CO.. Hayne.street, and G. J. ICHN. General agen
of Pronsietor sout east corner King and Jnh1
streets. Charleston, :. C. pAo 3mos June
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CHINESE LABoR.
The Approaching Convention In Mem.
phts on the Subject.

The Committee Of Arrangements Of the ap'
preaching convention at Memphis, OF those
who desire to introduce coolie abor INTO the
South, have issued the following address |:
- 90 MrMpH1s, TENN. lily ], 1869.
The undersigned, appointed by mseting OF
citizens to make arrangements Tor conVen-
ton Of planners and others, 10. be holden on
oons,derine the matter Of lntrodrc ng Chiuese
labor for agricultural and other purposes, sub
NIT to their fellow citizens the following sug-
Il is not our purpose to argue the necessity
of more laborers. That we take as foregone
conclusion; every man OF sense and obserVa-
tion can see and feel it. = tits q fact. More
point conceded. our next duty is to ascertain
and discuss the ways and means for procuring
such labor. Our necessities are pressing and
Immediate; hence we must look to source OF
supply VIII ch even under our demand Will
pl owe inexhaustlble. That source We believe
TO be China. That empire overburd' ned with
a population trained TO obedience, economy
and industry. can and will supply US. We think,
at once. These people, We understand re-
onire but one argument to induce them to
come, to wit: The certainty OF betterlns tnelr
condition BY receiving wages for their iaoor.
That we are ready AID Wiling TO give, conse-
onentl. no difficulty can occur nor ID any per-
suasion peccssary. Another point; the empire
of China ex,ends within che limits OF the trop-
ics, where in the valleys Of her great rivers,
rice. sugar, tobacco aud all other pro ucts
a ,urish as they do with us. And 1t is well
klogn that where rec and sugar grow the
climate must be unfriendly to the wnte mcr
who labor in The sun. II is 80 here. ana II is
tue same thore; therefore the Cbinamau Gomez
TO MS acknowledgements to withsta d mala'
rial stta cks in our river bottoms and alluVia
Ian ls.
we are authoritatively informed that on the
18Th of July next. merchant fiom San Fran
CISCO will visit this city with the obj ct OF as
certaining our wauts and requil enen IN thus
behalf. and who is Responsible anc able te
comply with all his contracts. we there ore
earnestly u1ge every planter who 10 In. eresteo
| in this buslness-snd who is not2-to comt
| forward and meet with Us on the day speclhed
| then and there dlspassionately t. consider I'M
whole matter in detail Each aud very ont
should 1eme mber that now is the II ne to pre-
pare for the coming season. Ihe railfoat
| companies have agreed to grant return tleket'
free 10 I'll who may attend the cooVenlion
Signed: George W. Git. Wn. R. Moore. b.
Brinkley. J. W. Clapp, E. 81. Apperson. Leol
Trousdale, Wm. r 81 mt N. al. ir zeyant, a
J. Hays, John q. F Ger, W H. berry.
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~BEAUrIFUL WOMAN, IFYoU woULI

xTBEAUTIFUL WOMAN, IFYOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Bagan's MAGNOLIA BALM.
It ptyes pure blooming complexion and restores
youthful beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect
It removes Redness, Blotches and Pimpies' cures
Tan. sunburn and Freckles, an1 makes lazy o'
thirty appear lut twenty.
TIE MAGNOLIA BALM makes tha Skin smooth
and pearly; the Eye bright and Gear; the chfes
glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts iresh
plump appearance TO the counterance. No lao!
need complain Of her complexion, when seventy
Eve cents will purchase this delightful Article.
The best article to dress the hair is Lyons kafhai
ron thstu 1Uo D&c June "a
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n BIG JoB--A NEGRO OFFICIAL IN
- TROUBLE. t.1r

ATLANTA, July 5.-several days ago two wo-
men were arrested who had inther possession
Z part o6 alarge sum in greenbacks stolen from
the United States Treasury Department at
Washington. Forged signatures we're attached
to the notes, and large am ,uDts were passed
in Augusta. The women rmphcate Turner,
the newly appointed negro postmaster at Ma
con, and he was arrested and brought TO At
lanta. An investigation is in progress.
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~ The Relatives Friends md Ac-
quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. LuBs and family
and Mr.. b. D LuBs. Mr. and Mrs. MHIovus. Mr..
and Mrs. c. q. MEYER, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of the youngest son.
LOUIS D. LUBs, at Nine O'Clock THIS MosMse,
from No. ia Calhoun.street. July
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Spsfial Aatifss.

NEAIEsT, TIE QUICKEST AND

@IHE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4s EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles. prepared TO execute at
the shortest netics and in the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your ordera elaeWhere,
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aSsrATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BoRO' CoUNrY-IN tQUlTY-MARY g. y. JACK.
SON, ADM'X.. vs.. HUGH JA1KsoN. EFT A--BlLL
FOR PARlI ION, &c Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to order made in the abo stated case,
that the next Of kin Of WILLIAM J. JACK SON, de.
ceased living at the dime OF his DEATH or their heirs
at law sDd legal representatives. besides HUGH
JAcK>oN and Elias cK>oN, are requested to
establish tefore me such relationship at Benefits
VILE, s. O., on or before the vIRsr MONDAY OF Au.
ousr next. P. McHOLL Clerk.
June IL stuth limo
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In the largest Episcopal church in Mobile,
after q con rl6ution is taken up it is ceremo-
n,oualy handed 10 the pastor. who asks all "ho
haY; conLriUuted TO rise. when he solemnly
G. s,crsl es tue col ecuon with prayer. Every
nna plYea somet. IN.
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fanrjral- Nptifes.

LEE.-Died, on the morning Of the 5th, MAGGIE
B. LEE, eldest daughter OF A. Al. and susAN LEE.
@- Her Relatives and Friends, and
those of father and mother, ale invited to attend
her Funeral Services, This AFTERNOON, at Six
O'Clock, at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Jn1v6
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S THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

R1cmosD, Va, July 5.-The preparations
made By the military and police for the elec.
tions to.porrox. are very complete. i is be-
leYed the elections win pass of quietly, not
withdrawing the excitement which prevails.
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Tho Marner's Oh Ica Of San Francisco
has just put mp pull Ut modelled ~ the shape
OF ships stern, and op the wall be :. 10
ioscr Oed, "He Taught the people tEe o.
ship"
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"A Vermont mau uus written TO lawyer in
Ind anapols, to know whether he can have o
"dev,rs." bel ig un. .ole 80 support h!s wife.
asking NOR ,ovtr what 1t will cost. "3 1t cost
$40, I CAN'T pay that much"
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON raE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early an
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail tree OF charge. Address HOWARD AS
4 ,OI4TIoN Box p Philadelphia, Pa.
Nav % amos
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6soUrH oAnoLINA loan AND TRUST
COMPANY SAVINGS D ..PAR rMENT. Deposits
made on or before Goth July, will draw interest from
Let In stan'. THOMAS R. wARING, Cashier
T,,,v
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LIFE OF THE FLESH IN THE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS The greatest Blood
Purifier and Renevator kaowu, used and endorsed
BY phys,ci ms. who prescribe IL IN their regular
practice. why2 Because the articles from which
Rosadais is made are pu oshed around each bottle,
30 that every physician knows just Whit 1t conains,
and hence endorses 1t as valuable Alternative com.
pound. This preparation has gained and maintained
an unr vailed reputation for the cure Of scrofua In
any form, Rheumatism Skin Diseases, Old Sores
Ulcers, &c, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, In fact ny
chronic afertion OF the Blood. Liver and Kidneys.
and all direases in which attentive plan of treat.
ment is Indicated.
For sale by GOODRICH. wlNEMAN & co, I'm
porers OF Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, 8. C..
July 5 Btukno
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aar NOrICE.-NA1IONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANR deposits male between now
and July 10 b, will draw interest from July lst.
Jnneo % "a NATHAN RITTER CASHIER.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE cHARLEsT0N CO1LE0ToRSHIP.

=. WAszNeros July 5.-A special dispatch to
the New York Herald says that DR.. A. g. Mack
ey, recently removed nom the Charleston Col
.leetorsAip, is in Washington. claiming that his
successor, Mr. G. W. Clark, lisa Democrat, and
that he himself was removed without sufficient
c1use.
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a6DELICIOUsLY MEDICINAL THIS is
the universal verdict pronounced uoon PLANTA- =
TON BIrrERs by all who hive tried them. The
well known health promoting ingredients from
which they made and their invAl liable merits as
remedy for Indigestion and all its consequent all
ments and the preventive qualities against diseases
arising from chmsHc changes, miasmatlc influences
and imperfect secrehons, are so widely known and
SO honorably endorsed, that we trust that no one
will forego the advantages Of tn 'ir use.
MAGNOLIA wArER.-superior to the best imported
German cologne. and sold at half the price.
July6 uths5
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~FIRSr TIONAL BANK OF
CHARLEsrON-CHARLE JULY 8, 1867
DIVIDEND NO ICE--The Board Of Directors hav-
ing declared SENT annual Dividend Of FIVE .s5)
DOLLARS per share, free Of tax, the same will be
paid to Stockholders on and after TUESDAY the 9Th
instant. wN. C. BREESE,
July3 Cashier.
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s1-BArCHELOR'S hair DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in The world tie only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. lndta' Ia
neous; no dsar2ointm Mt; 10 ridiculous tints; rem
ed:es the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invlSo:ates and
leaves tie halr soft and beautiful black or oroan.
sold y all Druge' sta and Pertumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. Nc. - Bond
80, Now york 1yr May 10
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
Is 1Hs DAY diacharGing cargo at rier No. l, Union
wharves. All goods not tahen away at sunset will
remain on the wharf OF conNguees' risk.
MORDECAl & CO.,
July8 Agents.
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Spsfial Rotifes.

@MERCHANTs' LINE NEW YORK
PAcKRTs.-lhe Schooner L. q. CADY will dis.
charge cargo Trm DAY at Adger's North wharf. All
goods not called tor before sunset will be stored at
risk and expense of Consgnees. No claims admit tied
on goods after removed from wharf. ..-..-.,.....
WILLIAM ROACH CO., Agents,
Corner Adgers South Wharf and East Bay.
July6 Down Stairs.
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aTTHE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK or
CHARLESTON, s. Gully Sd, 1869 The Board
Of Directors wing declared Sem.-annual Dividend
Of SIX DOLLAR; per share, free Of State and Gov
ernmentTax the same will be paid 10 Stockholders
on and after the 9th instant.
JOHN F. ROBERTS,
July5 8 Cashier bro TEN.
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~ CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New YORK, are notified thsk
she is diseharging cargo at Adge.'s south Wharf.
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will oe
stored 1t owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
July6 Agents.
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81 DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State, have appointed W GEORGE eIBBEs as
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining to
the Agency Of the Life Association Of Am erica for
this branch. Mp. CARTER,
Agent Of Life ASSOCIATION of America.
f,,1u
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BALTIMURB AND CHAHLESTUN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.
REGULAR LINE F1ERY WEDNEsDA ?;
PASSAGE $40.

<+an TIE sTR,psgIP sARAG0ssI.
XSaS8D Capt IN @. RYDER. viii lease van-
ZEzNGLx16V democrats Htsrf on WKDNKsDAY
AFTERNOON, July 7th, 1e6s, at
o'clock. ~
July1 RAvEERL q co.. Agents.
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original letter creating your trust.
lido this with the earnest hope and in the
sincere trust, that with Gods blessing upon
the gift and upon the deliberations and future
action, Of yourselves and your general agent 1t
NAV enlarcG tie sphere OF usefulness already
entered upon and prove permanent and last
ing boon, not only to the sou.Hc.-" = s"a-es: nut
to the whole OF our dear country, which have
ever loved 30 we'll but never 80 much as now IN
my declinlug years, and at this time (prObably
the last occasion I shall ever have to address
you) as look pack over the changes and the
progress 81 nearly three quarters ola century.
And pray that Almighty God will grant TO 1t
a future as happy and noble IN the intelligence
and virtues OF 1t citizens as it Will be glorious
in unexampled power and prosperity.
The letter, having been read AMI considered,
was referred to q SPECIAL committee, consisting
Of Governor Aiken. OF South Carolina; Coy
ernor Graham, OF North Carolina, and Hon. s..
Watson, Of Tennessee, who subsequently re-
ported the following resolutions
RESOLVED by the trustees OF the PEABODY
Educa,lon Fund, That We receive with the
hiphesy qualification the letter Of our muLIf-
cent friend, MIR. Peabody, announcing 30 large
an addition to our means for carrying on his
noble designs for education in the Southern
States; that we thankfully recognize In this
net O, well as in the express language ol MS
letter, bis appreciation OF the policy we nave
thus far pursued, and his appreciation OF the
success thus far achieved; and that we hasten
10 assure him OF our deep sense OF the great
hberaluy and wisdom Of his endowment and oi
our warm personal gratitude for the confidence
he has reposed in us.
Resotued, That IN accepting this second
priuce.y gift, We pledge ourselves to proceed
in the execution OF the trust committed to us.
with renewed resolution that hing on our
part shull I've wanting 10 secure the entire spc
cess OF an enterprise 30 full Ut interest and lm
portance in itself and whlcl cannot fail to pro-
ducc the most valuable and lasting influences
uuon the harmony aud welfare OF our whclt
countrv.
Resolced, That We heartily and affectionatc.
Iy congratulate Mr.. Peabody IN being permit.
ed to rctu III safety 70 his native land to lul
fiji THIS cherished purpose OF bis b art, and
that we lmplore our Heavenly Father that hi:
strength may be restored aud his life sparro
| until he shlIl have witnessed still more or the
fruits of his benetcent plans, aud shall have
| enioyud still longer the resp CT aud gratitude
| of IS country and OF the world.
Resolued, That these resolutlons be commu-
nlcated TO ur. PEABODY, with the signatures
OF all the trustees present at thus mecling ant
| that our excellent general agent, DR.. Sears be
| invited to affiK hi, name with ours. in attesta.
ton Of the qualification and gratitude which
| arc common 10 US all.
The resolutions were unanimously edoptet
and signed, aud, after some other business
and prayer by Bishop Mcllvaine, the meeting
| was dissolved.
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THE JULY FASHIONS.
A Letter from Jennie June--Ready-made
Clothing for Ladies. What 1T Costs
New Cambric Morning Dresses.-KOund
Hats. sc:

In her fashion letter for July, our friend
Jennie June thus sets forth some Of the consid-
erations which, from a feminine point Of view,
mitigate the weariness of life.
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CALIFORNIA,

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK RAN
cues i have Ranchos or Farms fol sale, through
out CALIFORSIA, in tracts of One Hundred
Acres up to Twenty Thousand. Terms to suit pur-
Bushels OF Wheat 10 The Acre, with ordinary farm
ing, and Volunteer Crop Of Tweaty-Fiy i've bushe .
per Acre.
So Correspondence Solicited, Address HENRY
McKENTY, Dealer in Real Estas, ofiice 3fi
Mcmson ry Street san francisco, Cal.
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T T. E:;'LEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR TIE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
ChIca,p. March l6.

Chlcalo, March lG.
Wm. Praton, a respectable man living at
Madison. Iiinois. SHOT himsef through tho
bead with revolver on Saturday, killing
himself instantly. No ca,i,c is known for
Tie act.
4 obstructive fire OccuUed at Anoka.
Nina, on Saturday night 1t CONSUMED
eight Buildings On Trout street. involving II
loss OF 500, 00O, with an Insurance Of $4,000.
The fire was probably the work ot an in-
cendisry
London March 49,
The Duke OF Aontpensier declares that he
DOES not seek the Spanish throne; that
should be be chosen King he will accept
the crown, bnt he wishes that the question
OF his election may not be made the prstext
For civil war.
a deputntion with the Mayor Of Dublin at
its head, proceeded to Windsor Castle yes
telday ana presented to the Queen petit
tion praying for the dis-establishment Of the
Irish Chuich.
Detroit, March lG.
The Board of Trade yesterday adopted q
memorial 10 the Legislature. recommending
tbe transfer OF the Saulte st. Marie Ship
Canal from the State to the Federal Cover u
ment, if so doug will procure an enlarge
ment of the Canal.
Milwaukee, March l6.
Capt. W. l.. Lenard, citizen OF Sparta,
Wis. was wayiaid and robbed Saturday
niyht. alter being shot three times, and
left for dead. His condition is very
critical.
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LONDON. March l6.-2. y. m.
Refined. 2oisd. Spirits. I'D.
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Said a very old man: .'Some folks always
complain about the weather, hut sm very
thankful when wake up In the morning TO
find any weather at all
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The market remains in about the same
condition as reported yesterday. No sales.
Shipments of oil from this point. March 10,
per .. G. Il A. K. Railroad, 1913 barrels.
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Antwerp, March l6.-3 p. m.
56ls francs.
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THE OIL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE. March l6.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, March l6.
The market remains in about the same
condition as reported yesterday. No sales.
Shipments of oil from this point, March 10,
per o. G. Il A. r. Railroad, 1913 barrels.
PETROLEUM MARK ETS--BY TEL-
Ef.gAf'gt.
Special Dispatches - the Daily Record.
IlrrsBlmGu. March 10.
Spot--15i5.
First wate --l5l.,
d. o. first SIX months, nom. for IS gr.
- for Al sr.
s. o. first six months, IA. for 45 gr.
for A gr.
Buyers option all this year, for
IS gr.; - for 4T gr.
Sellers option all this year, 10 for As gr.
Marbet-Dull and nothing doing.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6.
Spot, 3lA
March-32.
April -331a
May TO July,
May, to Sept,
June,
J1ly-.
April to July asked.
Crude-Bbls., 2S.
Crude--bulk, 10.
Market-Quiet but firm.
New YORK, March lG.
| Receip.s-Reined. 9, 200 barrels.
Crude bbs.
Naptha.-- bbls.
| Crude, II
| Refined. spot 81 =.
| Market--Quiet, sales at the above figures
LONDON. March l6.-2. p. m.
Refined. 2oi@d. Spirits. 71sd.
Antwerp, March l6,-3 p. m.
56ls francs.
LIVERPOOL, March l6, 2p. N.
Refined 2Olad. Spirits, 7Isd.
ANTWERP, March lG.---j p. n.
Crude--5G1s.
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