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CHAPTER 1.
Julian the ScOuga.

0AC oohCu IL Nv 1dlllCl udu CO1ut.
mo, my sweet lady," returned Ho-
ram. HE was busy. 1t may appear
unseemly for me to come hither alone;
but my great love and my deep so lei
tude for your welfare, must be my ex-
cuse. l hope you have found it pleas
ant here"
The maiden said she could not have
asked for a more pleasant place of
abode.
The king was charmed by her smil-
ing speech-so different from what she
had ever before given him-and he
fondly believed that she was delighted
with his presence.
Ulin, fearing that the least sign of
GOODNESS or reserve might excite the
jealousy of the grey-headed-monarch,
and bring down upon her some terrible
evil, exerted all her powers of peas
antness, and wore the smile upon her
face while a pang was in her bosom.
But Horam's visit was destined to
be cut short. While he was, for the
sixth time making excuses for his
visit the door of the apartment was
unceremoniously opened and a black
entered-not n of those who had
been on guard in the valley but a
stranger to- Ulin, covered with sweat
and dust, as though he had been riding
hard and fast.
Hal" cried the king, starting to his
feet. "How now, Sadak? What is the
meaning of this?"
Pardon, sire. | knew not that you
were thus engaged. They only told
me that you were here and I stopped
to inquire no further"
"Not that-not that Sadak. Why
have you come from Damascus in such
bot haste?" .
II came to inform you sire that Ju-
liam the Scourge of Damascus is ap-
preaching our city,"
Death and devastation" cried Ho-
ram starting back with alarm. How
know you this?"
I'VE heard from him by way of a
merchant who was in a aravan that
he had robbed" -
What caravan"
"The caravan from Tadmoor, with
the riches which were on their way
from Bassora."
Those riches were mine," said Ho-
ram.
AYE, sire; and Julian took them
took all that belonged to you, but
spared the poorer merchants. But
that is not the worst. He sends word
that he will lay Damascus in ashes
About Cassem babe me hasten hithe1
and give you warning"
The king was fairly beside himself
with fear and rage. The name of Jul
liam was a terror to him, and at the
sound thereof he tremb!ed exceedingly
And he seemed to fear more than the
mere physical proves of the Scourge
There was a mystic quality in his fell
"a nameless dread Of the avenger.
Where is the demon now?" he ask
ed, after he had gazed awhile in silence
upon the messenger.
He is not far from the city, sire
Somewhere to the eastward, we think
Your journey back, if you make haste
will be SAFE"
L Will return, cried the monarch
shifting his fists together; land l viii
bring out an army and sweep this ter
rible Scourge from off the face of tn
EARTH"
He hade Sadak go and make read.
for the start, and then he turned t
Ulin.
You will be safe here. sweet one
and 1t will not be long before III hap
piness shall be complete"
His words of parting were few, 70
he was much excited, and his vote
tremb!ed as he spoke. He turned bac
once after he had reached the doc
as though he would say something
but finally went away without givin
the Intended speech. From a windo'
reg. 49, = AN
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Of Again; On Again.

II Secretary Shaw retires Feb. I, az
announced, it is probably safe to pre-
diet that his presidential boom will be
launched not later than Feb. ITO.
lefo Blade.
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Not Quite the Same

Not Quite the Same.
Nellie said I looked lovely in that
gown, didn't he?
Belle-Not exactly. dear. He said
that gown looked lovely on you.-Phil.
hdelphia Ledger.
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Ask Your Dealer for Aliens Foot.Eass
Apowder. It rests the feet. Cures Swollen,
Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet
and Ingrowing Nails. At all Druggists and
Shoe stores, Is cents. Accept no substitute,
Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen s.
Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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The future tense Of the verb Ito
love- is Ito get married-so says Q
school girl. ,
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Huoe Fla Tree.

The largest fig tree in western Eu-
rope is the one at R~oscoff, Brittany.
1t is in the garden of a Capuchin con
vent, and it's spreading branches, sup
ported by scaffolding, are said to be
capable of sheltering over 200 persons.
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Scourge
Of D&maSCNS
INTRODUCTION.
Copyrighted 1891 by Robert Bonner's Son

Koran, King of Damascus, then at
it's glory as the zenith city OF the
east. bemoaned the coming of old age
without prospective heir to the throne.
In his younger days he had loved
Helen, his queen, but fearing that she
was disloyal to him had her cast into
the black, swift lowing Phorpar. At
the time the story opens Ulin, the
daughter of About Cassem, the kings
prime minister. three times dreams
that she has become the wife of the
king and that a son being born to
them is heir to the throne. Cassem
tells the story to the king. The latter
having long admired the many charms
of Ulin, seeks an interview with her
and on the sixth day following they
are to be married. He thereupon
abolishes his harem. Within the week
Abba, the pretty slave maid-in-Wa:t-
ing to Ulin, tells the story Of the tragic
fate Of Helen. The story makes a deep
impression and preys upon the mind of
the bride-to-be. But her father urges
her on and she now deems it a sacred
duty to become the queen. On the
morning set for the wedding Ulin S
mother dies. According to the laws of
Damascus she must go into mourning
retirement for thirty days. Koran
agrees with her father that she shall
pass the period of mourning in a Sc
palace in the beautiful Valley Of
Lycanius. This valley is the sole pos
session of the king and car only be
reached by one passage through a
mighty mountain, capable of admitting
but n person at a time. Thither
Ulin goes with Abba, where they are
placed under the protection of the
by the king and Ulin's
father. Six days after their entering
Koran returns Unexpectedly. Ulin
on the suggestion CT Abba,
treats him kindly.
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No man should start a fight with his
wife unless he is prepared to pay an
indemnity.
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RETAIL MARKETING,
EATABLES HIGH.

This is the . season when honsekeepers have
hard time making selections Tor i q good
The The long cold spell cut OF receipts Of good
things and the flaw days OF initiation. spring
have not yet had time enough to overcome
the 4 trouble, Tho markstnen have had and
are YET having iroubic IN finding Just tbs
things their customers want at pr!ces that
4 Eggs arc retailing at IS cents per dozen,
Turkeys are scarce at rs cents per pound. q
few spring chickens are on the market at 30
conts piece few r9Skfsh, nave sh9 SYa
Spanish rnackeral readily bring ls 2's cents
per pound. i ! l.i rs y. -
mar DECK: IrIsi, and sweet potatoes ara plentiful
hushe! dried psashss fine n.,n sut ana
oIants sell for cents a piece orange Is cents
dozens g cents Per dG1ssn g pne
- =
il to is cents per head celery scarce, 81 PSF
package; lettuce very scarce practlcaly none
pound. i an y Y ss{f3g$ "a 33 NJ 4st
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ART works CONDEMNED 1
BY. police JUSTICE ] !:


Justice Crltchfield yesterday fined the Rlch-4
5moni COMPANY se5 on the charge, Of OK
ahlE.ting alleged Improper or Obscene pictures.
The pictures exhibited ands to which. object on
was made. were brou Ugh Into court 6ys MT
Mayer. OF the company and wa. after ar az
Brothers paint and oillf!store No. l415
deemed them under the ban Of the @aw., and
fasxessef the fine. SSE Mr., Mayer promptly ap.t
pealed from the judgrne and the case VIII
be passed upon by. a higher bunal. 5 III
Orc q. the pictures Is Tojcsti' ., 1.-The Oriental
Dreams': another, IL Sch er,, Converse,
still still another Psyche. 81 Bat all we'll knawn
This last men loned Us g work BY Sir FREDERICK
LeiEhtcn. OF the Roya II Academy. "a Naiad {"
Ra phael was ut the works 3ot ar
@to5whiCh the Justice OBJ ect ed
The firm has retained 81 r. Roscoe e: n son
10 represent them IN the appeal of the case
MS The ex- polceman. NV. J, 4 Gentry. was given
fine Of 500 for ca frying a conc led pistol
ana dsordssly ~ 70
put under bonds for q year with 800 as Sc
gcurlty. VA !s.is33S 10Y ~
& Ths case Of John Butler Vas con- inned to
Monday for witnesses. He was CHARGED with
taking Il n horse worth 5000. belonging to q,
Harrison and idlsposng OF It. 5Is Il.
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HURLED FROM 4
MOVING | [: TRAIN | | | ! !.
Garrett Treadway Falls From.
a Broken As
Step. n
ts,peo,al q The rlmes.pispotoh.)

tspee,al u The Times. Dispatoh.)
ptJTDKsB URIC, VA, March At Jarrett y 1
Treadway, d yoling man from dree,,syill i
county, narrowly i escaped death IN TINS
city Slnsl night He was standing on the
plntform or d moving train when the
steps broke. Mr.. Treadway was 1a u, t Z 1-lfl
about midnight lying on the track OF
tho Atlantic Coast Line Ra ilro t'dl near
the Gill street brd ge. He was In semi ~
conscious condition. Z and was removed
to the Home for the Sick. Ills rig ut thigh
!, was tsoke & and head painfully cut.
THE steps or the railroad chr were found
Oh the ira ok d short distance from where
Mr. Tread way & vas 4 Yin 81 ii a few feet
south Of the Gill street crossing, which,
is d small trestle. How the accident
occurred Is unkno wr. 7 read way was
found BY q colored ma i, soon !. after ne
passing OF the southbound Al. 9. = train
number thirty-nve. which was several
hours late. He boarded the train In this
city, and was going to Emporla, near
which place. q his family live. Any ex-
PLANTATION Of the accident other than that.
Mr. Tread way was standing on previous
~ broken stops Is d ifii cult to sue gest, as
there was no8obstruction near the bridge
by which the steps might have been
Broken " II S9 Nh IA II s y 1t
ii Had the young man fallen on vi the
bridge he would doubtless have been
fatally Injured q or Instantly killed. lie
3ls In fairly comforta Bile cond ton to-day.
@ Hubbard Jones, a colored man about
nifty years old. was found dead this
morning In rear room Of 8. F. Jones'sA
barber shop oil Cd Market Square. where
he had been al; owed to sleep. Jones was
generally known as H.. Postum Hollow
lie. had been sick for several days and
is supposed to have died from natural ss
causes. S 81 & q gj5i N ;S
58tlA net steel brd ge Is to be built a CROSS
tho r. N ottoway II Ri YER at Birchetts. In
Z Dnwldde county. ] & Is understood that
the bridge Will cost bout four thousand
dollars, and the counties Of Dinwiddlel
and Nottowa vi will share s the expense.
S3 I; Rev. F. g. Scott, o. this city will con-
duct the services at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
1ltHis Understood thai atheE various Episco-
pal m nisters In Petersburg will conduct
Tho sLen.en services at the church. hich
lis Without o. rector. AS 53t II
@2 Rev, CorbInS Braxton Bryan 81 will M ID y
dress a. class at the Young Mems Chris
3tian Association tomorrow q fternoon.. MS
@ Fire tonight destroyed the residence
owned sand occupied by " lliam Harris,s
5colored. at III ST. Mark Street and Chest
nut Avenue. Loss small. INV
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9Danyille Tobacco Market.
(Reported BY p!brell prothers.l

(Reported by DIbrell 8BrotheFsl ~,
4. Y LanYie, Va, March \ 1905,
u Our receipts this week show s9ms norsa e
over the week prsylous es r. quant, a ,,u
raii, However, Wagoned TOBACCO large.y Ir ].
domirsted. < There was q smaller porpoEt on q
low week than &C. spm q. In pasI
Usual, Tho general character ot the oftsr,
lngs has been goid smedu q With an ayt rag !,
part Of ths week showed q stitep ing pdsnny.
but with free otsrngs OF IehIn tsa t9bs s, y
al the close prices were pss'
ara good To me bright cutssTE ~ comm y, q
to med um wrappers for domestic p rposts ~
low, Movements In round lots nave pesa SHAT
this week, NJ 81
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Pretty Birthday Party.

MISS sallle Adams celebrated her sixteenth
3biThday In her holnsf No. il3 North I'll rty-
fIst Street. March list An ENJOYABLE time
was spent Until q late hour when r fresh,
&c lie q Gordon, sa lie Scfoolsr, 9 Idle Pare.
Mary seaion, Lula Adams Cora Pace, Carrie
Adams and Write Mayther; Messrs. G sIg
Goode. Freddie Mo re, George 9. Bryant, Y ~
ley, Lonnle Powell. Charlie strang, Franz
Adams * VS.
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Evening Star Social Club,

The Evening Star Social Club held It's regu' mr.
meeting at Miss Oracle Coghlls, on Il ster
Street Friday night. Members present were
Misses Ruth Iotsay. Bertha Austin, Carr. o
Eacho. Noiia Wright, Mamie Kersey, Oracle
coghill, Dora Hicks, Nellie Rowes and katle
Berry, N Leroy Wade, Arthur Molly, Thomas
5Miffeton. Thomas Botto. Charles Franklin and
After The meeting games were played, The
Tea 9ures OF the evening We're the, 500 by
Miss Mani Kersey and Miss Carrie Eacho,
THE club will hold Its naxt meeting with
Miss Bertha Austin, No 7o7 l'2 Graham
Street. af! 4ssf n tlfla lux Il II 1880
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\ Eggs Lower,

II The egg nlarke. was In a very unsettled con.
dition vest erdny, due to heavy receipts and
practically no demand. ~, . TX
and are determined to get the benefit ct the
decline; therefore thoy are holding Of for
next weeks prices i looks now as if Z, ne g
there is some special outlet. The hgh pr,ees
ii last week were due almost ent!rel y % thn
big demand for thsm y wa q shin ston a hnt
Nfw York dropped 10 cents "a dozsn from
Thursday to Saturday They are on the de-
cine on all market .. H
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3 sANkRUPT NOTICE.


NOTICE. M Of Fl RsT B NJ EFT ING sa5E OF
.sCREDlToRSr, Z, q =, i, I, \,
UNITED STATES FOR IF lie EAST
Il. ERN8 DISTRICT @ II VIRGINIA.
In the Ma tier t y 9. 59l.
HENRY clay, re NEY,Sss In 5..5
n Bankrupt 81 Ba nkrupt cy.5
TO I'll The al creditors 81 OF MI FIENR Y t LAY
aS Rooney, or i NJ anches ter, So In 5 the co n y
OF Chesterfield, and district IA oresatd,
Az ankrupt. M ne IA
BY Notice.is hereby given that on the 25t h
day 81 February, q. D:. 1905 he u (. aid
Gated a ankrupt a nd that the FRS I'm ct
ing his editors be he'd in mys5of-
and Real Estate Building; Richmond Va Z
$ats To- O. clock lin the I forenoon, at which
time the said cred tors ma a tend. pl,sye
THE bankrupt. and e transact SUCH Q her
business as ma y#p pro parly come before said
meeting. ST
S5 81 ..eferee 4 In Bankruptcy.
-. ~. Roscher. a ttorney for Bankrupt
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\, 81 d decline of B an advance s! Z;
points. SUGAR nrrn far r. ren .,,gaI 81
ret1ned steady. Cont sotl5nsrs 80 mo No
sut III; = ~: e s. i s..
Wise-Fim \; domestic fair to- extra !: ~ az
Moiasses oulot Orleans open 8 sse'
s1 =, ~ and hanged CheeseFirm
I'd Hunchanged EKgs--Unsettled: nearby se-
iected. ss1Soc.; southerns q Z -. s,.,a
and Western .IDi. IS ersey swee 9,
"a hta ees-St Sdomesti per ton Sspis.e99.
'Cotton-By steam 10 Liver pool. leo lac, S45
~ r,xIIr,Acn I'LL. faroh IN Shsr prtcss f9r
casi, y heat ia Northwestern markets. tende E,
70 rive lirm tone to opt trading here. n
ulyB Ia ur act; May corn Is also Esc. up
oaix show q gain OF no.. and provisions bssioc' '
The leading futures ranged az follows; y,
Open \. III Hh.Nl Low CloSA5
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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE cotton market
bened ul hut steady at a decline! OF sS13
hints In + response 10 slightly lower cables
buthern news continued Just about \ a. 4 re-
|ntIv.ka and trading here during the early . 81
on q was without /. feature The anerSl itono
has steady and quotation hung between tho
ening and last night 3 level. Il NJ
Receipts of cotton attthe ports Hto-dAy were
1874 uafes against 24o4i last week and 49as
Isl 4 year, For the week (cstimated) d 1000
hes against $l57. SIT last week and BLESS last
.ars ro-day's receipts at New Orleans 4 +s7
iles against Il. 10 last year; and at Houston
SIS bales u uinst ]. Isl last year. ~ Il
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New .YoRS. .1a,rh 4.-nEEYEs-R,

/ NEW YORK March 4.---REEyEs-R .ceIpts:
q head; direct No trading to-day. Ore sed
besf slow a 6IsdJsc, per pound calves-Rfe-
S yeais sold at Eas,oo city dressed veals IL
good deinlnd al 1G!to; per pound Sheep /, ana aa
lSs head e. SLOW sheep
80; ,wsthers at 1870; lambs at ssg7.tl:
Dressed mutton IN light supply and 1T STEADY e.
bound. aogs-Receipts. 2,esa head. Feeling
inallY hiKaert ~ ~ ~. ~
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I-il Il 4 rrt"nd,nv "a re rist"red... .....
" g g s''nd aI.i.; FL eouna
ftE{ cf.tInon
Il. g. New u, req, ttred
Z. g.. New lS, upon |. ..,,...
o Ga q. T cn,,
American TaDnccof 4s,S cert eates.
American Tobacco o.. cer:ifica tes....
Aah!son general y !. !;
htshls1 q r. % ;Hs!m' ns
-,,ore and Ohio ~. ....... 4
baltimore md Ohio 5iss..,.!. ....,. y,
Central OF Georgia Sc
Central nj q eorgn lslf Inc. :. z.
Central Of Georgia "a 49,
Ckesap cake and Ohio iis.... 1900, ~
Chicago ind "a ton a!ss
Chicago b. and Quincy new 20 !; =. .
Chicago. r. Z and ac. r. r.. COL. 60. ~.
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MR. i RF.sM,ACDONALD RETIREs
Resident Director Of Imperial

RESIDENT Direct or Of Imperial
Co. to Retire From Business. \
Mr. j ames h Afacd onald. 4 for three years,
resident director in this country. OF the
Imperial Tobacco. Company Of Great
Britain and ireland. Limited, has tender
ed his resignation. and will about May
LIST. return to his old home, Glasgow,
Scotland. He will be succeeded by Mr..
f. Fl. Thorpe, who has ha charge OF the
icompany,s continental business. Mr..
Macdonald will not return to Europe un-
It'll bout May LIST. "a L. III
Mr.. W. c. Reed, OF this city, he other,
representa- tive of the Imperial In Ameri-l
ca, Is now a broad. but Is expected home
In a few weeks. II II b " y ii 1t 81
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RICHMOND GRAIN \ MARKET.
il # Richmond. Va March 4, 1905 i
~ Fys3,; il QuOTATlONA 3i n
CATTLE 81 MARKETS.

a CHICAGO, q. ILL, March 4,-CATTLE---f{e.
ceip;s, 800 head: Market steady; Good ,t e. 70
b.oo; atockers and feeders " t4a4 9; COVE 9.
81 Sod4. 70; heiters. So toG4 20 cahneIs. q 2s
$.75 bulls ss,sstb4; %; calves, Sc 7oo. liogs-
ed ana butchers, 81, s595. 10 ;good to choiee.
heavy TpuEh, hsI1 ~ ;ts s} q
sssen-- sceipts, 900 head. Market st ady.
Good q 10 choice swethers. 5.eSg6,0o; fatr TO
choice, mixed, {b,5oals rs native lambs,
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Corrections
5(By&Assoclated Press

y 3538 (BysAssoc lated Press. s55R Il
II NEW YORK. March 4.In Secretary
Hester 81 stat ement eofsthc world, 8 " lple
supply OF cotton, sent out last nj ght, be
supply 81 cotton IN the United y States
should read l.257, 600. Instead Of .297 COD
The error was mad g In ira smissl lon.
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Dry GOODS MARKET.

s NEWBYoRK. March t.--ln the dry. GODS mar
Of the. week, and yet In certain quarters an
Increased hrmness Is noted. which & manltests
itself In q refusal Ito accept ma ny oners lot
formerly considered by first hands
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Gentry Alone Created Disorder,

{ Manager Mckee, OF the 'ljou; " teterTfIIttg
the arrest ot an lntoSlcased mans ,,a the
was making m ut 10 prevent q aistnrsasce.
Dc n rs that there was he least hsor''er - her
than that Great cd by the drunken man The
man was a taken away, and was before the
Police Court Saturday. l ~
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SsllDrst

1900 Al. u. ". com. "a
i7lol Aulalsah,atod Copper No.
l4W Amor Car and Foundry..
Amer Car and Fo,ir.. pfd..
200 Amer. Cotton oll...........!s
5,S7oO Amer, lob. ptd. ......5
10 Am I. Gun W. .......ts....!..
iJOgtkincr. Can, pfd. No,
2iV0 Amer. Locomotive, COME.
3 Amer. Locomotive pfd ,,..4
1900 Amer. Sugar q. /. 49,.
500, A., u. 4 and s.. re, Gomez.
COO A., u. and 81 Fe. prd.......#
3C0yJ Baltimore and ohi3..!......ss
36lgO Brooklyn I,apid 'l'inhslt....
/ Canadh SOU thcrn ...s
5000 Canhdiiln Pacific ........8
400 I hcsnp eake and sOhio..,....
y 100 Chicago Great tvestorn... s3.
sG010 Gifts, Mi. and s. + Y.
20 70 Colo. tucl md Iron ...i...
no CGio. Southern, com ...s...2,
I 20 Colo. southern, 1st pfd ,....g
200 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd. .....3
100 'Clev., Clna Chi. and 8. u.
12o0, Consol dated Gus h. ..t.s.s....
800 Dela ware and Iiudsotl......3,
Del. Lack. and syest.......5
g7sr0 Eric com ....... .........,
51spo4 Erie !. 1st nfd... .......l
lrno Eric. I'd! ND
c5nn Gcneral Electric .......s..
asn rllirofs Central ..........,..5
577rOs u o,,isyille and Nashville ...$
eyt0taMFnhntt tin ......i..s
1870 Metro. Street RailWay.....,
200 AZ xican$ Central 4.
1901 Mo \ KIM. md Tex. en- N
1000 Mo. Kan. and Tex. pfd W..
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CLOSING Y BOND QUOTATIONS..

Il a. a. ana ST. Louis gcr g. \. I. j. I.
4 Chicago TeTminal An. g7
Colorad1 81 j!a nd vs. 1914
Cnbn ss certifcate y. \. 2. :.
4 81 Denver and Rio Grande - ETA
r.' eror sf san e
E Estt % ssnasa and Dsnyer 81
Hooking Valley
e ;n;.a ls'
Nnnhattar conso gold ".
3 Mexiean Central lst Inc. :.
Hfnn gtl Iolis Is e. OS III
Sfsso,,ri y Ka nsas and Texas Is i01 S
= FL Nationai r. 81 Mexico con. "a ..,... ssI
New York Central gen.. Sis (bld) i01
Ss;,ss sca''z r.sie s..
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! Petersb burg a obacco Market ]. ],

The PetersbuE tohacoo ma kst as Tepor. !, q
by Mcssrs. dock and p1ss III M
Week and NJ ayket Syery act on all grsdes;
\ The !ops are es follow N "A y IA "a
Trash lpgs EH ~ x a
Common p "a w
Goca IuS, AVE- s'09
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEAljUT MARKET. 9T n

PEANUT MARKET.
s# PETERsBURG,sV A..Sl March 34.--PEANUTs-3
spanish nrni at 81. coz recelpts !lsht.
nas--Aia rket e nrm at AZ 94c.$ for fancy
stock; q machine picked. @ W lI3lac 81 elllng
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Cash quotations were as Sfollows: FL0UK-
nIs,as. 90: spring paents Isl st; al hts
sItSaS S .oo; bakers !. coas. %, ga No: sartnE
wheat. 81 lo9l .lbA 81 NO. 3. .1.o7@L ~; ~,
veIiw. Ne No "a oats. alHc.; No: ? white
3sc. Mo- 3 whites 3lH ga2xc No; 2 rye 1sc
Good feeding barley. fa a., ,s ~ &c o 'se
northwes,ern. s1.as Mess pork. per =, r, !.
ST.. ssdio.s 60: lard. per 100 pounds sss7dS:s !;
III a N (boxed5. sS75a6.S7.$ Wits basi. Ct
hieh wines. 81 90 Clover. contrast Eraie ~: W
.Butter-wcak; creamerles, z3dsoc: dalrl 70, Sg
es.,S-f I.xgs--Wcak ut MARI cases included. 2Oc.
Hrsts, .o,sc, prime 6rste ?llsc. extras. 40
5Cheese-Flrm at l21 &C. S
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