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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
Decision in Cotton

Cotton will be moving rapid
ly from now on, and you will
have to decide quickly what to
do with each lot, according to
the circumstances of the
moment.
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sions and a. kind OF waking madness In
which you might do deeds whereof you
were afterward ashamed. Or you
might swear oaths that would sit
heavy on your souls, and yet could not
be broken except at the cost of life"
Fear not" answered Wuif. water
shall be our drink, who have had
enough of drugged wines." for he re-
membered the Christmas feast In the
hall at Steeplel
You, Sir Goodwin" went on Ma
souda, have about your neck certain
ring which you were mad enough to
show to me a stranger-a ring with
writing on it that none can read save
the great men that in this land arc
called the dais. Well. as it chances,
the secret is safe with me: but be wise
and say nothing of that ring, and let
no eye see it,
why not" asked Goodwin. ..It is the
token of our dead uncle to the Al
Jebal..''
She looked round her cautiously and
replied:
signet, and day may come when IL
will save your lives. Doubtless when
the lord who is dead thought it gone
forever he caused another to be fash
ioned, so like that who have had it in
my hand could not tell the two apart.
To him who holds that ring alf gates
are open: but to let it be known that
you have its double means death. Do
you understand"
They nodded. and she continued:
"Lastly-though you may think that
this seems much to ask-trust me al
ways, even if I seem to play YOU false,
who for your sakes." and she eNsighed,
have broken oaths and spoken words
for which the punishment Ii to die By
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evening came to the wall Of the outer
city. halting in front of the great gate
way. Here. as at the first castle, band
Of solemn-looking mounted men came
out to meet them, and, having
spoken few words with Masouda, led
them over the drawbridge that spanned
the first rock-cut moat, and through
triple gates OF iron into the city. Then
they passed up street very steep and
narrow, from the roofs and windows Of
the houses on either side of which hun
dreds of people-many OF them seemed
to be engaged at their evening prayer
watchd them go by. At the head of
this street they reached another forti-
ned gateway. on the turrets of which,
so motionless that at first they took
them to be statues cut in stone, stood
guards wrapped in long white robes.
After parley, this also was opened to
them. and again they rode through
triple doors. Then they saw all the
wonder Of the place, for between the
outer city where they stood and the
castle. with its inner tower that was
built around and beneath It, yawned a
vast gulf over ninety feet In depth.
Across this gulf ran a causeway some
two hundred yards in length, built of
blocks of stone, quite unrailed, and NOT
moro than three PAGES wide which
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CHAPTER XII.
The Lord of Death.

Masouda ran forward and prostrated
herself at full length, but Goodwin and
Wulf stared at the heap, and the heap
stared at them. Then, after some mo-
ton of his chin, Masouda rose and
said:
strangers, you stand in the presence
of the Master, Sinan. Lord of Death.
Kneel, and do homage to the Master"
But the brethren stiffened their backs
and would not kneel. They lifted their
hands to their brows in salute and no
more.
Then from between the black turban
and the black cloak came hollow
voice, speaking in Arabic, and saying:
Are these the men who brought me
the lions skin? Well. what seek ye.
Franks?"
They stood silent.
Dread lord" said Masouda, ''these
land over sea, and do not understand
our tongue"
..Set out their story and their re-
quest" said Al-Jebal, that we may
judge Of them
Dread lord" answered Masouda, las
/ sent you word, they say they are the
kin of a certain knight who in battle
saved the life of him who ruled before
you, but is now an inhabitant of para
disc
II have heard that there was such
knight" said the voice. He was named
darcy, and he bore the same cogniz-
ance on his shield-the sign of the
SKULL
Lord, these brethren are also named
darcy, and now they come to ask your
help against Salah-ed-din
At that name the heap stirred as
snake stirs when it hears danger, and
the head erected itself a little beneath
the great turban.
What help and why?" asked the
voice.
Lord, Salah-ed-din has stolen
woman of their house who is his niece,
and these knights, her brothers, ask
you 70 aid them to recover her"
The beady eyes instantly became in
terested.
Report has been made to me of that
story said the voice: but what sign
do these Franks show? He who went
before me gave ring. and with 1t GER
tain rights in this land, TO the knight
darcy who befriended him in danger.
Where is that ring. with which he part
ed in his foclishness?"
Masouda translated, and seeing the
warning in her eyes and remembering
her words. the brethren shook their
heads, while Wulf answered.:
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rubbed with spicy-smelling oils. and
having been wrapped In white robes.
were brought back to their chamber.
where they found beds spread for them.
On these, being very weary. they lay
down. when a strange. sweet music
broke out afresh, and to the sound OF 1t
they fell asleep.
When they awolxe Il was to see the
light streaming through the high, lat
ticed windows.
did you sleep. Goodwin" asked Wulf.
well enough" answered his brother.
only I dreamed that throughout the
night folk came and looked at me-"
II dreamed that Also" said Wulf,
moreover. 1 think that Il was not all
a dream, since there is q coverlet on
my bed which was not there when /
went to Sleep"
Goodwin looked at his own, where also
was another coverlet added. doubtless
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torment. Nay. thank me not, for 1 do
only what must who am a slave-a
slave"
"A slave to whom?" asked Goodwin,
staring at her.
To the Lord OF All the Mountains" I"
she answered with smile that was
sweet yet very sad to see; and without
another word spurred on her horse.
What does she mean,'' asked Cod
win OF Wulf, when she was out OF
hearing, seeing that il Masouda speak
truth, for our sakes, In warning us
against him, she is breaking her fealty
to this lord?'
IT do not know. brother, and do
not seek to know. All her talk may be
a part of a plot to blind us, or it may
not. Let well alone and trust in for
tune, say /.
A good rede." answered Godwni,
and they rode forward in silence.
They crossed the plain. and toward
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that did not fear heights so long as
the ground was firm beneath their
feet. followed. Only Masouda's horse
was terrified, backed, and .strove to
wheel round, till she drove the spur
into it. when of sudden it started and
came over at gallop.
At length they were across, and pass
ing under another gateway which had
broad terraces on either side of it, rode
up a long street and entered the great
court yard, around which stood the
castle. a vast and frowning fortress.
Here a white-robed officer came for
ward, greeting them with low bow,
and with him servants who assisted
them to dismount. These men took the
horses to great range OF stables on
one side of the courtyard, whittier the
brethren followed to see the beasts
groomed and fed. Then the officer. who
had stood patiently by the while, con-
Quoted them through doorways and
down passages to the glest chambers.
large vaulted rooms, where they found
their baggage ready for them. Here
Masouda said that she would see them
again on the following morning. and
departed in company with the officer.
Wulf looked round the great vaulted
chamber, which, now that the dark had
fallen, was lit by flickering lamps set
in iron brackets round the wall, and
said:
.swell, for my part, had rather pass
the night in the desert among the lions
than in this dismal place."
Scarcely were the words out of his
lips when curtains swung aside and
beautiful women entered, clad in gauzy
wells and bearing dishes of food. These
they placed upon the ground before
them. inviting them to eat with mods
and smiles, while others appeared car
rying basins of scented water, which
they poured over their hands. Then
they sat down and ate the food that
was strange to them, but very pleas
ant to the taste; and while they ate.
women whom they could not see sang
sweet songs. and played upon harps
and lutes. Wine was offered to them
also; but of this, remembering Ma
souda's words, they would not drink,
asking by signs for water, which was
brought after little pause. When
their meal was done. the beautiful
women bore away the dishes, and black
slaves appeared. These men led them
to baths such as they had never seen,
where they washed first In hot water,
then in cold. Afterward they were
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Behold the home of Al-Jebal, lord
of the mountain,y said Masouda,
where we must sleep tonight. Now.
brethren, listen to me. Few strangers
who enter that castle come thence liv-
ing. There is still time; / can pass you
back as passed you thither. Will you
go on?"
"we will go on" they answered with
one breath.
why? What have you to gain?
You seek certain maiden. Why seek
her here whom you say has been taken
by Salah-ed-din? Because the Allie
bal of bygone days swore to befriend
one Of your blood. But that Al-Jebal
is dead. and another Of his line rules
who took no such oath. How do you
know that he will befriend you-how
that he will not enslave or kill you?
have power In this land, why or how
does not matter, and can protect you
against all that dwell in it-as swear
will, for did not one Of you save my
life?" and she glanced at Godwin-"ex-
cept my lord Sinan, against whom
have no power, for am his slave"
He is the enemy of Salah-ed-din.
and may help us for his hates sake"
Yes, he is the enemy of Salah-ed-
din now more than ever. He may help
you or he may not. Also" she added
with meaning, you may not wish the
help he offers. Obi" and there was a
note Of entreaty in her voice. think.
think! For the last time. pray you
think.''
I'VE have thought" answered Cod
win, solemnly. "and, whatever chances.
we will obey the command of the dead"
She heard, and bowed her head in as
sent, then said, looking up again:
SO be it. You are not easily turned
from your purpose, and I like that
spirit we'll. But hear my counsel.
While you are in this city speak no
Arabic and pretend to understand
none. Also drink nothing but water.
which is good here. for the lord Sinan
sets strange wines before his guests,
that. If they pass the lips. produce vi
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of her pale, queenly beauty the heap
on the cushion stirred beneath his black
cloak, and the eyes were filled with an
evil, eager light. Even the dais seemed
to wake from their contemplation, and
Masouda bit her red lip, turned pale
beneath her olive skin, and watched
with devouring eyes, waiting to read
this woman's heart.
"Rosamund!" cried the brethren with
one voice.
She heard. AS they sprang toward
her she glanced wildly from face to
face, then with low cry flung an arm
about the neck of each and would have
fallen in the ecstasy of her joy had
they not held her. Indeed, her knees
touched the ground. AS they stopped
to lift her it flashed into Godwins mind
were her brethren. The thought was
followed by another. If this were So
they might be left with her, whereas
otherwise that black robed devil
Listen" he whispered in English;
1--WE are not your cousins-we are your
brothers. your half-brothers. and we
know no Arabic"
She heard and wulf heard. but the
watchers thought that they were but
welcoming each other, for Wulf began
to talk also. random words in French,
such as Greeting, sisterl" We'll
found, sister!" and kissed her on the
forehead.
Rosamund opened her eyes. which
had closed. and, gaining her feet, gave
one hand to each of the brethren Then
the voice of Masouda was heard in
terpreting the words of Sinan-
1T seems, lady. that you know these
knights
Il do-well. They are my brothers,
from whom 1 was stolen when they
killed.
How Is that, lady, seeing that you
are said to be the niece Of Salah-ed-
din? Are these knights then the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
K. PRODUCE MARKET.
"Block' C ontinues in State 81

"Block continues Ein State Of
Exp ctanc y.
The produce market yesterday3was in a state
of expectancy, but the block was 4 not ex-
cessiyely busy. The receipt lsofs Country pro-
5duce were a title larger than on Monday.
or on any ona Of the recent Edays. but there
was nott that 3 variety Of good things. and
that active demand and general rush OF bus
alEess which the commission men have been
looking for ever since spring days first came.
1T looks as II the market isshard to get over
the bad effects Of the extremely cold winter;
Becausc OF these had effects early spring truck
of ali Kinds Is 5very, slow to come In. 4
Fowls are very scarce and ather high. Spring
chickens are In active demand. and would
brig. fancy prices II there. were any on the,
market to speak Of. EGGS are sufficiently
Plentiful to be had In large 1crat Q lots at four
teeEs to fifteen cents per Dozen & "a FL,
Southern fruits arc getting to be more
5plentiful. y but an increased demand keeps the
prices well up TO former quotations.
IaOutside OF turnlp salad, cabbage, beans, peas
ard some other staple articles, very little
Virginia produce lis coming I'M but enrlgh
perhaps. to supply the demand. and prices
keep steady Il syss
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March al.-The cotton market
terday's gains under liquidation and bear cs-
SURE encouraged e by prospects for clearing
active spot demand. Trading was. less active
than yesterday md seemed to che chiefly y cal
IN n1arasts 81 The nPsnirg was steady at
the cables, There, were good buying orders on
a sfale down credited TO the Wall street bull
SlindeS lluuidatipn nv yesterdays buyers and
selling hy room, traders for a turn. During
was pesgcd around $50. but later Ia, nj .
broke through thar ilglIe, de;llsiig t. 557.76,
While July sold at ;.US, AT this eysl some
OF the early sellers started ataking PROFITS, but
the market showed little recuperatlye p,wcr,
and while the final tone was steady quo t!ons
We're at about, the lowest Of the session. a ttt
d0aline. OF 1lGia points. Sales futures We're
estimated at 20 900 haleJ. h n lRgl Az
s Receipts at The ports to- we 20 1877 bales
against a37o7 last week and 10, u. last yen..
Z For the week, estimated at 1870 o bales
against 147.6S last week and i63,lsl last year.
To-day 8 receipts at New orli ana we're s,N3
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SOUTHERN RAILvv Az.

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT DEC. e. S1ooA s53s&A
RAIN s LtiAV y \. ItIcAAiOSD,s ..7
200 IS M--lJli y--Eocnl for Charlotte, G.
"a :s0s p M,-Daily-Lin,i ted-Bufet altman 70
- i..'s Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
Menphs,a Chattanooga and all the south.
IL IN - ri Fix. Sunuay Keysyille L.ocal. "
A-sNs p No. for all the South $s
Y i39 Y DIRK Rive LINE
THE fayorite route ito Baltimore ana lIastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:ao 2. NJ. Mondays.3
W US =. M,s.Iseal Mondays. ana
f. 10 - .y-Exccpt sunday-For West Point
' c &C; TINS with steamers for Baltimore
IS # and river landings Mondays, ednesdayn
and Fridays Steamer calls. at Gloucester
Point IA Almonds and Clay Bank
@45 A. M.-Dxcept Sunday ocal mixed ZOE
5s5W eTR ANS ISi ss.ARRIvH RICHMOND.
y .ss AZ NJ and 6:42 p M,-From all the South
S S::sS2 p M'-From Charlotte and Durham.
S:ssjj A. M-From Keysvil lie. -.8!s
S:H a M,-Bnltlmores and West POINT. =,
"a ~ A. NJ, " ednesdnys and Fridaya; no T:
D d So Sa,, u daily, sxee,s sunday-Fton Wea'
= ~ ro WIHif:sTBuRY. D. J. a I. Richmond: va
8, n. HARpWICHa. y. l, az L l-'s
g. H.iAcKERT. Gem. Mgr, gsi1 81
Is TX Washi n Eton. ID. u c. 81 4S
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Nkka5W A0itdksW 6ShI1l.

LEAVE ER1cHMoNDp DALI.
B. 300 a. Nh o RFOLk;sL LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk IL 20 "a. NJ Stops only at Petersburg, Z
SWnverly nnd Suffolk. .l.. d Y.
NJ s:o5 A. 1l.-CHICAGO EXPRESS. N Buffet
parlor Car. Petersburg d to, LynchburE and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to fColuul.
bus, Blueheld to Cncnnatl;8 also Roanoke Stof
Z knoxville, and Knoxville b to Men,phis. CAFE
1910 s., l.-RoANoKB EMPRESS FOR Farrn.s
vii Lynchburg and Roanoke
@ 800 p. M.-OCEANyS SHORE sAr-S
irIvcs Norfolk 30 P. n Stops only at Petersc
steamers TO Boston, Providence. New YORK;
Baltimore and Was hing ton. .
rs P. For N arfolls and all Ions east
/ = $50 p p. sM..sNEwko ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond 4 o, Lynchhurg and
burg 10 t:hat "a; n enlpha and New Orr S
$50 Pr M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and #Roano 70
Trains arrive from tho West "a n. s;,o3
sP. ii. 5nnd 9:1s p NJ: from Norfolk II 10 "a. ~.
and $50 p N. e. 81 .
w B. REYILL, c. H& BOSLEf $3Ss
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN new YORK
!. SALES:

1900 IS. G. ......
600 Analgamated. Copper $50.
( 500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
800 Amer. Tobacco, pfd.s....
American snulf ........,..
American Snuff, pfd.......
800 american Can ............
1oA AmcrlcamCa ptd.......
5000 Amer. Locomotive, COM.
200 Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
1900 American Sugar :.......
$500 Mt. and g. Fe. corn $50.
1890 A., r. and 8. Fc. pfd so.
7soo Baltimore and Ohio.,.....
A0o Brooklyn Rapid Transit. !.
Canada Southern .s.......
Si4o0 Canadian Pacific .........
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
Zoo Chicago Great WESTERN.
$500 Chi, Mil. and ST I'........
3lGco Colorado Fuel and IRON.
100 Colorado South. Gomez.
Colorado southy 1st pfd...
90 Colorado South. I'd pfd...
9lW Clcv. Gin, Chi. and st. y.
Cont. 1'ob. a p. Q. bonds. !.
400 Consolidated Gas $4,000.
l7W Delaware and Hudson.....
Del! Lack. aud West......
1900 Erie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
80 Eric. 1st pfd.
HOO Erie. 2d pfd.................
400 General Electric
200 Illinois Central ............
SsM louisville and Nashville.
60o Manhattan .s.................
GOD Metro. st. Railway........
GOO Mexican Central ...........
Mo-. Kan. and Tex, COM.
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. q d B Z ~ q , q .. II y Z
WINTER ToUrIsT HATEs .

EsSel t&is ISL v IN s5fsAs AZ
THE ATLANTIC, COAST LINE,
Y Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line, THU line II the
shortest. u quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the N orth and SOUTH
III offers to health and pleasure seekers
service eQunlled by nons, Yon make no
changes to Florida resorts.
3 For. full particulars amply osany agent
spt the company, or rs
"a &. q q. a. cAN1PBELIA 4. i
Division Passenger Agent.
VI R!chm9Id. We.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Boston, Mass, & Providence. r, I.
wednesday, Friday and Sunday, For Prnyt-
dence Monday Thursday and Saturday Ut q
p. Nj, Passengers ands freight taken for -,
New England points, Tickets on sale at c. ana
o. Rwy. and NJ, and w, Rwy. Offices. and No.
sla East Ma!n3 s.
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/ MARINE gINTELIIGENCH.

PoRTfNEWPoRTNE NEWS, MARCH q, 1906
SARRIEED.asS5 Ks 2s5,
Il steamer Waccamaw, Portland II s8Ss
& Schooner Rebecca Palmer Hoston.
BARGE Clin tonia, 4 Prov idencgs e.
q 81; SAILED; 1; ~ &, & Il, 45;
Z SshoonertA. E. Il a. Holmes,d Boston. ss.ffa
Il Steamer Barnton, Francieco.f 81 s$4 v
Schooner Heleni w. Martin. Boston,
Barge Annie, Boston. 4 5111irs Il NJ 90
p Barge San Joaquin, Providence. .}
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\; heavywcIghts, per pound, ~ 5c.

.uNIo y. STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PA.
March .l.--CATTLE--Supply @ light market
steady. Choice s6.6095.76: prime. IS. a6dS. TO-
Hoss-R Receipts light; market HI cher: Prime
light workers.. ss.65d56o;; s pigs, s6.4oa55o;
roughs, stal,So, Surprisingly light; market
steady. Prime wethers, s6.l0alS Is 4; common,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
,RY lGoops NIARKEs.

NEW YORK, March Operations in the
dry goods market ind icate more extended needs
on the part OF buyers and continued reluctance
ON the part OF aeers to name concessions. In
rertains quart ers larger business Is In pro-
Eress, but as a rule purchases ne conservative
and with avery likelihood OF remaining mod
crate for some time to come. $50 \ i fifg
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Northern Pacific 49,. I. 7ss.
Norfolk and Western con. As........... 1924
Oregon Short Line rcfundlng 4s............ 97ii
Pennsylvania cony. Observation-Disclosures 1904
Keading& General 4s.. y.
St. Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs....... 1lsH
ST. Louis and San Frat cisco fg, 4s.......... 90Ts
St. Louis southwestern con. 4s....,........ Sis
seaboari Air Line IS. Z Z. 4. 9t7s
Southern PacHAc 4.A......s ............ 951r
Teaas and Nd pasiie lists
Toledo, st T.. and western .S s6ss
Union Pacific 1854
Union Pacific cow. 1924
Steel I'd /. 3. 9i%
Waba s lists IS: 1879
Wabash Deb. Bs.... 4. TAX
Western Md. "A ". 93i1
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is !..!!......+.... 921a
Wisconsin Cent rail 1914
N. and o.. Collateral Trust As. 96is
Central of Georgia Sd Inc, "A n
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The Produce Market.

NEW YORK March el.-FLouR-Dull.Ry Rye
.Flour-Slow. Euckwheat Flour Inactive. Corn
meal st cad s. "a Rye-N Nominal. Barley Quiet,
yNheat--Firin. Mo- red, Sl,1Sh afloat. Ops
lions closed Irregular. Mayi closed at 1tac.g
ADVANCE and others W, net lower. May
closed at si.laTs July, % September. Ss3tc
81 Corn dy; No. 2. bShc. elevator. Options
met lower. May closed at b4hc.; July, DC.
,Onts-Easy; mixed, 37137bsc. *
Professionally. Cut Meats--Steady. Lard
Quiet; refined, steady. PcTk-Firm; mess
si3. S2i; 113. 20. w--Easy. Roein-Ste ady;
strained, common to good, 800 Turpent ne 4
Steady, VII 3a5y 3 u. q.
mild, steady. Futures closed uiet at a net DE-
cline OF sdHlo polrts. Sugar Raw. firm; fair
refln'ng, 4 7-lsc,; centrifugal. SO test, &C.: mo-
lusses sugar a:lsc. refined. steady. Ri e. y.
Quiet. ENTHUSIASTICALLY .tj5g -, Y. &
Butter-Firm and unchanged. Cheese--strong
,IIMl;,sc; sop.herns. lsal7e., \. s.. !, =.
sIa1s a tpp barri ssasoo
fancy handplcked, 5NG5ics;. other domestic,
kfl$l,c Cabha CESS teady; domestic.A per ton,
S'dtii4op.3 Cotton--i'y steam to Liverpool,
1fdl4c. A;
CHICAGO. ILL. March 81 ri igher pr,cts
at Liverpool and crop damage rept ris from
the Southwest lmrarted strength 70 the Mheat
market here to-day A. tho close M nay wn Ma5
d d,rn o az oa,. are a down Il " M and
p pg show a loss OF ~ lsc,
II The leading futures ranged as follows: fss
EalfG Omen HI H.. Low 54 Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
I NAVAL STORES.

q WILMINGTON. N. c. March el,-sPIRlTs
essks Rosin-Nothing ltdoins; receipts. ID bar.
Crude Turpent!ns-Fir at sa.soas7o; receipts
So barrels. Ell So ~ sIis5 5s & IL
\ SAVANNAH GA. March el,-TURPEG.
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STEAM BOATS.
n ID DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Night Line for N orfolk

leays Richmond every evening lfoop Ash Street, 4
7P.M, stopping at Newport News en- route, Fare, &2u
one way 81 so round tip, including stae!oom beHh
mel Soc. each. Street Cars 10 Steamers Whalf,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET,

& PETERSBURG, VA.,s March 21.-PEAN UTs--
granddaughter steady at Sl.0o; recepts light
stock; machine picked. aIs0sMc.; shellinc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

sTINE-Quotcd at S3c. receipts 10 casks; sale
IS casks; shipments. 70 casks. Rosn--F ir1n !;
receipts, ssao barrels GALES. 1863 barrels; ships
frents, $50 barrels 3is,sstse n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

III ~ ts coTToNsEED5o OIL MARKET s 1884
NEW YORK. March 3G ol--Co ttonsecd " oil,
strong with an active trade. Prime crude, q o.
b. mills, 1sc. prime summer yellow, 9zssc.;
of summer yellow, nominal 4 prime white. es1a @
coc.; pr limo winter yellow; 2ed99Oc 80