bill baruch in the pits of cme. i want to start with you. market dispointed president obama doing anything more in iraq or anything more than he already done, am i right? >> main thing is not iraq as much as russia pulling back. look at the dax. the german dax is down 10%. you're seeing markets come off the lows because russia is pulling back. you're not getting excitedness. this is more of a short cover. people are not necessarily believe quite yet but they're starting to die gets fact that russia is pulling back. dierdre: cathy, next question to you, where do we go from here? >> i think we're going higher. if you told me at the beginning of this year how much we would throw at this market, crimea, iraq, gaza, argue gentine's bond default, argentina's bond default, i would have thought the market was done a lot more than it is now. on many measures it is not down at old. i'm quite optimist i can, we're quite optimistic. david: mark this comeback, 200 points on the dow, end of this mini correction we've been seeing? >> frankly, i don't think

liz: so we go back to bill baruch now in the pits. did you get any sense where the smart and faster money is going? with the flows today, we saw money going into gold. we saw money coming out of oil and energy. tell us what you saw there. >> well, gold seeing up tick today. but really it has been disappointing up tick. the market right below 1300. there is a lot of headwind in gold. gold has not taken on safe haven attribute even what is going on geopolitically, bold is not moving much. we're seeing dollar though of the we really like the dollar. one thing that is holding gold back because gold is priced in dollars. we like the dollar because it is taking on that safe haven attribute and money is going into the dollar. david: david kudla, good news this week that oil had a pullback. it is good news for consumers and businesses that have to spend money on oil but you don't think this is going to last. why not. >> we don't think is going to last. we think the energy space in general, integrated oil companies, e&p, we've seen a selloff t

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the main building was a four story jail or baruch -- barracks. two-storyalso a structure used as a kitchen. there was also a smaller structure in the southwest corner of the lot that was described as a dead house or a morgue. if a slave trader knew there was an enslaved person in that jail that was sick, they would remove that persons of this other structure so as not to infect the larger population. thousands of enslaved people were sold here between 1863. the largest slave sale that i know about was 256 enslaved people. dollars, an enslaved man who was in the prime of his life, very strong and able bodied, could be sold for, today, about $35,000. of course, if you had a special trade or skill, you would be worth more. enslaved people had to be prepared for sale, especially if they had traveled from a great distance. person -- let's say they were coming from richmond, virginia. it could take a long time. by the time they got here to ryan's mart, they would not be in any condition to be sold. they would be bruised, probably, with the shackles and