davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA.
THE SORT OF CAMPAIGN CAPT
tai WITH WHICH THE RADI-
CAL PARTY IS REFRESH
ING ITSELF.
" Washington Correspondence OF the Gin.
cinnatt Commercially

W sshi pgton Correspondence OF the Gin.
| cinnau Commercially
WAsHISoroH, Aug. 81, Is74.-Autbsn.
/ ito Information was received by the post.
ofhcs Department to-day to the effect tina.
| on last Friday train on the Alabama
aud OhsstanOoga rAiIrUso " 90 ...pr.I -
means OF false signals, near York Station,
Alabams, and that Immediately upon its
| hating, IL was boarded and taken posses
sion Of by band Of armed mon, who shot
down tho colorsdlmail agent, without pro.
vocation and in cool blood. Oongressnsn
NAYS, Of Alsbams, who arrived here To-
Day, confirms this story, and adds much
more OF the same sort. Hays was q
private in the rebls army, but since the
war has been Republican. and has been
elected to Congress several times by ma.
oritss ranging % high ~ ten 10 Twelve
thousand. He says that although his dis
trios Will give on full vote about twelve
theuand Republican majority, made up Ia
she main OF oolored votes, yet such 10 the
reign Of terror inaugurated there by tho
late reble elsment that il an election
should be held Tomorrow, he 10 confident
that none but whito votes would be- polod
nc states that never in the last ten years
has life been so insecure, or free speech 40
Congressmsn Pelham, OF the Same stste.
who made himself particularly obnor ious
last winer,t by voting for the civil right.
bill, was compelled 70 leave his district in
the night, pilotod by negro guide, walk
ing ten miles from his hotel 10 a railroad
station. A large body of men came 10 his
hotel, armed and threatening, and had he
not been warned Of his danger he 10 oonf-
dent he would have been killed. Stopping
In one OF the small towns In his district
the postmaster refused to entertain him.
excussing himself by saying that If he
should take him in no feared that both
host and guest would be murdered.
Judge Martin, Sixth Auditor, recently
visited his home in Alabama, but loft hur-
riedly, feeling, % he alleged. that he was
In great personal danger, because he 10 a
Republican Official.
Dispatches were received hero to-day.
atassing that on yesterday . body OF |
armed white mon surrounded . coiorod
church, In Lee county, a lAbama, while /
servises were in progress, and without the
sligtse provocation ared into the oongre-
CATION, killing four persons out right. In
addition TO these things, the Albanian
have stories 10 tell Of the intimi dation of
both white aud colored Republican
speakers, the whites being visited Al tbier
hotels BY armed men, and warned not 10
peak, and the colored orators being
driven from the platform In full view OF
HEN audiences, by the same rneans the
'oregoings are vouchsd for as given q true
picture Of the state Of affairs in Ala
1ama, by parties Of responsibility and
pOLition.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

A man Intending TO do business must
hrst prepare himself 10 meet the re-
4nirements OF his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer know that he 10 SO prepared.
In y very small place he may TELL all
the people what no can do. InaIarge
village printed handful, poster or
circular, properly distributed, will be
emcacious, but WHOEVER IL IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SIP.
PORT A NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
ThATITlS THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICH TO ADDRESS TUE
PUBLIC.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
Anna Convention
HON. WIN. HARTZEL NOM
MATED FOR CONGRESS.
Official Report of the Proceed
ingS.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

At the hour designated ia the call
the Democratic congressional conven.
ton Of tho Eighteenth district of Iii
NOS, was called to order by Hon.
Thomas Wilson, chairman of the cen
trail committee.
On motion of John II. Shannon, of
Randolph, Hon. N. Il. Casey, of
Pulaski, was elected president Of the
convention, and Messrs. ohm II. Shan.
non and Il. u. Watkins were appointed
to conduct Mr.. Casey to the chair.
On motion Of Hon. VIM. Murphy,
Of Perry, Chas. Il. Spencer, of Ran.
dolph, was elected secretary.
Hon. Geo. W. Wall, of Perry
moved that a committee Of three on
credentials DO appointed. Carried.
The chair named Nlessrs. Wall, of
Perry, Shannon Of Randolph, and
Corlis Of Massac, said committee.
Alter bret absence the committee
on credentials reported that it had OK
anlned credentials and found all the
counties represented, and that the fol.
lowing gentlemen were entitled to seats
ia the convention:
a-tIf4 ALEXANDER.
Thomas Wilson, J. II. Mulcahoy,
Il. Bross, ID. AFTER,
w. X. Smith.
PERRY.
w. X. Murphy Geo. W. Wall,
Il. X. Rushing, Robt. Nicholson
John Kerr, }. i, Murphy.
POPE.
Dan. CLARK, Jas. Vingard,
+. V. Field.
PULASKI.
N. Il. Casey, o, Edison,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

pect much from me in this way; but
| will work to the very best Of my
ability for the success of the whole
ticket. As it is getting late will not
detain you with speech.
Again thanking the convention Mr..
Winston retired amid cheers. lie was
afterwards warmly congratulated by
his friends.
Mr.. Albright was called for, not be-
ing present,::a motion was made to ad-
journ aud was carried.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
DESERVES CREDIT.

We believe in giving the devil his dues
and consequently accord the citizens OF
Memphis due cedit for their xIrsssions
dsnunoiating Of the late negro murdersrs
in Gibson county. A large meeting was
ned, lass Friday night, at which speeches
were made by Ex-Governor Harris, JefIsr-
son Davis, General Farrest andI Others,
and resolutions were adopted calling for
the qrompt and energetic enforcement OF
the law against the oowardly assassins. Ia
the meantime, the governor has offered q
reward for their capture, and reports state
that strenuous efforts are making 10 &C.
complain that resslt.--l Peoria Transcript.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
THE PLATFORM.

FmsT-The restoration OF gold and sivcl
as the basis OF the currency; the resumption
of specie payments rs soon NJ possible with
ont disaster 10 tho busioor- Or rho country,
ny sfosdnr Opposing imitation and by the
payment OF the national indebtcduoss in the
money OF tho civilized world.
SECoND-Frec commerce; no tariff for any
other purpose but revenue. -,
TnRD-lndividua liberty and opposition
10 sumptuary laws.
FouTTu-Tho right and duty of the
State TO protect Its citizens from extortIon
and unjust discrimination by chartered
monopolies.
FiVIH-Hgid restriction OF the govern
mont, both State and National, 10 the legi,-
innate domain OF political power by exclud
Ing thcrcfrom all executive and Legislative
Interneddling with The affairs of society
whereby monopolies are fostcrcd, priyil
edged classes agsrundized, and individual
freedom unnecessarily and opprcs,iyely
restrained
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

Before the result Of the ballot was
announced, Col. Hundley withdrew
Judge Allen from the convention.
Objections were raised, aud Judge
Ailon appeared and formally declined
the nomination.
Then, upon motion, VIM. Hartxel
was nominated by reclamation with
great applause.
hr' hartzel was introduced and
made short aud eloquent speech &C.
cepting the nomination.
lie Was followed by Judge Allen
and Col, Townes in brief addresses
PLATFORM.
On motion the State platform WAS
adopted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

L. Il Watkins, A. Ammett.
JOHNSON
Ed. Farris, "A w. W. Boyt
Joel Johnson.
- MAssAc.. -
G. w. r. Corlis, Jos. Wamsley, p
II. Tacker, l.. p. Stalcup.
'. F RANDOLPH.
Beverly Wiltshire, q. Il. Spencer,
John X. Shannon, Ed. Kavanaugh,
VIM. Buchanan, &. NJ. Wheeler,
DIETRICH IIeitman, Geo. W. Walters,
G. G. Core, j. Chestnutwood.
| UNION.
10. i. gaggott, Henry Randleman,
Hugh Andrews, Mat. Stokes,
John Rich, w. Q. Bender,
Paul Miller, Geo. Cox,
j. p. Nolan. a
WILLIAMSON. g.
J. ID. i. Jennings, A. g. Nelson,
II. NJ. IIundloy, &. Ii. Dennisson,
W. Pully, RIM. Allen,
g. W. Goddard.
JACKSON.
G.. w. Andrews, w. A. Lemma,
Jno. NJ. Robinson, S. N. West,
VIM. Bradley, jeremiah Bret,
f. L. Albright, A. G. Davis.
The report was adopted and formally
organized.
Mr. Murphy, of Porry, moved TINT
tho convention now proceed to the |
of a candidate for congress.
carried.
Mr.. Lemma, Of Jackson, nominated
Hon. Il. ID. Washburn.
Mr.. Andrews, Of Union, nominated
Col. Il. Il. Towncs. INC ."
Mr.. Corlis, of Massac, nominated
Hon. W. j. Allen.
Mr.. Wiltshire, Of Randolph, nomin-
ated Hon. VIM. Hartzel.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the iirst vote
be informal and by counties. Adopted.
The roll was called with the follow.
ing result:
. -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


On motion the following Contra
Committee was appointed
Randolph-Beverly Wiltshire;
Psrry--E. b. Rusher;
Willlamson--G. W. Goddard
Jackson--G. W. Andrews;
Union--Hugh Andrews;
Johnson-I. N. Pierce;
Massac-J. w. Thrift;
Pope-D. Il. Field
Pulaski-Obed Edson
Alexander--John II. Oberly;
At Large Judge +. Bross, Cairo.
coLoRED SCHOOLS.
Col. Watkins, OF Pulaski, offered
the following resolution;
Resolved, That the effect Of the &C, Of
the general assembly Of Illinois, at the
last session thereof, entitled, IAN act 70
protect the colorsd children In their rights
TO attend the public schools" will be in
imical 10 tho interests Of the negro, end
retrogrcstivs to white civilization.
Mr.. Oberly, not member OF he
convention, rose and stated that willie
a member Of tho legislature, be had
voted for the bill referred to in the
Resolution, and asked permission to
address the convention before the
adoption Of the resolution.
On motion the request was granted.
Mr.. Oberly then defended his vote
for the bill, and explained its provis-
ons.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Oberly's
address, on motion Of Mr.. Wilson, OF
Alexander, the convention without
taking vote upon Mr.. Watkins res
adjourned.
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.
The representative convention for
the Fifty-frst district met at Concert
hall immediately after the adjourn
ment Of the congressional convention.
The convention WAS called to order
by MIR. Il. Il. Bouton, chairman of the
district central committee, and A. II.
Norris, Of Union, appointed chairman
and t. +. Bouton, Of Union county,
secretary.
The secretary read the call, when q
committee, consisting Of Metcalf,
Of Alexander, Bouton Of Uuion,
and Dishon, of Jackson counties
was appointed to examine the
credentials. They reported all o X.
A motion was made and carried that
an informal ballot be taken.
Nominations being in order the fol.
lowing gentlemen wero named:
Z. Winston, Alexander; s. 8.
Condor, Union +. h. Albright Of
Jackson.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
TlIECONGRESSIoNAL CONyEN
TlON.

The Democratic congressional con.
7ention at Anna, on tho Sd inst. was I
suocess--a success in point of mombers
and in the result of its labors.
Ii is true there was in it's member.
ship certain turbulent element that
attempted TO carry matters with high
hand and crush out every person who
was unwilling to accept its crude ideas
ofpolitics and applaud its candidate.
This element was remarkable rather
Tor its physical than its intellectual de-
Velopment, and seemed TO believe that
there was moro virtuo in muscle than
Hut tho naal aoreo &c ~.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

majority dominated, and the convcn.
tion was harmonious and wise in its dc.
libutions. ..l. ..l.s.
The platform of dle Springfield
Opposition convention was adopted,
and VIM. Hartzcl, Esq, Of Randolph
county, was nominated. Mr.. Hartzel
is gentleman of considerable ability
and Of indcfatigablc energy. On tho
stump he is effective, and has host Of
friends in tho majority of the counties
uf the district. lie will mako Il thor
ough canvass, aud is confident of sue
cess. In Cairo and Alexander county
he will receive the cntiro Democratic
and Liberal vote, and the votes Of not
a few Republicans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
For State Treasurer
CHARLES CARROLL.

Tor superintendent Of Public Instruction
s. NJ. ETTER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

was received with applauses.
@ SECOND BALLOT.
| Albright.".... ..."....."..".32 votes
Before Alexander county voted O
motion was made that Albright be de-.
clared nominated by acolamation
Carried. ..sI.
Mr.. Bouton, Of Union, moved that q
central committee, composed Of two
from each comfy and one at larger, be
appointed. This was seconded and
adopted. The following, selected by
the chairman Of the several county de.
legations were named: 'a..
Alexandria,. II. Blake, j. G..
Lynch.
JacksOp-P. Dishan, Joseph Gully.
Union-Oliver Hill. T. M. Ferine.
At Large--T. +. Bouton, of Union.
Blake, Of Alexander, made a motion
that this convention rs-aflirm the plat.
form resolutions passed by the Demo.
crat State Convention. Carried.
Loud calls were made for Winston
This gentleman, being present, was
loudly chssred and made q shor. ad.
dress
GENTLEMEN or THE CONVENTION {: |
i return my sincere thanks for the |
honor conferred. When my friends Of
Alexander and other counties, broached |
the subject of bringing my nsme
before this convention and wished to
know II ! would run II nominated, /
them, believing that some
me better could be selected. They,
otherwise, consented. l ON
10 speech.maksr, 80 you need not OF.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

Upon the announcement Of the re.
suit wrangle occurred in the Union
county delegation. Mr.. Brown de-.
olared that there were three men
among them that would not vote for
Condor and said that he disputed the
right Of the chairman Of the delega-
ton to cast an entire vote. For his
part, he wanted to vote for II. II. Crow
After some cross firing, and an explA-
nation from the chairman of the dele
CATION, who said that at their county
convention resolution was offered and
passed, almost unanimously, instruct
ing the delegates to vote for Condor,
and as Mr.. Brown did not object at
that time, he thought this was a poor
place and time for him to find fault.
The chair decided that it was some
thing that did not concern the conven.
ton and the delegation should settle
its own difficulties.
On motion formal ballot was taken
with the following result:
yVtnstnn OH. A.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05
ionN H. osERLy. Rdnor and Publisher
Democratic State Ticket.

Heading matter ON every page.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

ThACkkRAY AT DxLAONICO'S.
From Harpsr's Magazine for September
IL was late In December, . bright, sharp
merning. aad she walk from my room 10
Dslmenicos Wa insplritlng. We met In
Dslmonieo's parlor, some eight or ten OF
u'--shs Hovadji, think, was ons--and
waited until Thaoksray, who was stopping
a. The Clarsdon, came. I was introduced
70 him Informally. He gave me the grip
o. bis hearty hand and We proceeded 10
she breakfast room. forget how We
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

iHAeS great pleasure in announcing
'uey are no" prepared to supply everybody
win lake Ice OF this very best quality. either
at their houses or Al the s,or.. nr,.,
should left at the ONCE, No 90 ohio
'''o' 81 5.l2-tln
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-05

Iothi.'." '',...,.""...."....42 ."
G. Winston was declared the nominee
of the convention which announcement
was received with applauses.
t @ SECOND BALLOT.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
Ky6tiny cikanCiny.
Pdvod povtsti o Modrovousu

Jisty spanelsky slechtic stareho rodu,
jenz byl iii divoce lehkomyslne, konec-
ne Sc rozhodnul, ze postehnje Sc ma stat
KY sve tam zcela jinak ziti pocne akvali
tomu ze die stavu sveho Sc ozeni. Pone-
vadz byl mus hezky, bohaty a urozeny,
odpustili mu posayadni boufny zivot jeho
zahy byl zasnouben milostnou mladou
damon iejiz rodina Sc tesila svazku tomu
dceru yelkym venem obmyslila.
Svatba byla nadherna kdyz pax mia
dou zinku svon vedl dom8 do sveho pala
| ce, byli SO mistni zebrAci, jakoz obycej
shromazdili kolem ychodu. Zylasf jisti
stara vraskovita zena hlasite velebili
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Ze skladu poeita Sc tisic stfev. I. / pm
palec cste 1900, plank tis. 2. l P. 5000
LII. cistte 1900, este plank 400. LII
ciste l palec 41.oo. Box palec 5000.
Fencing 1900. Cis. l. Stoks 10
palc6 Stroke 1000. Cis. Ii. 1900. cias
Commons 100000.
Stav bni p etfeby Joist scant
ling tramy, kratsi nez is strevic1 1900
20 str dlouhe cena die delky dfeva.
Pod a ha (Flooring) cd $500;
Common 30.00, druha Common 24.O0;
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) 5000
Sindel Xxx is palcd iezanJ 500;
els. 1. neb cisty Butts 4.50; els. 2. 2.5o-
800. A. |. 16 palcI fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
Cedrove posty male 20 cta. pro.
stfedni 25 ctG. .velke 800 ctii kus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

lkere zvesty. TrOStranuy VuZ il talIl I'd
veil, j a sestru jeii, diva bratry, komor-
non, sluzebnika, maleho pudlika. Ko-
netne dojeli az pobliz stare maurske
budovy a vdz zastavil, ably mohli sobe
dobfe prohlednout zevneisek hradu.
,,Pocinam SC tfasti'', pravila dona
Anna.
"A ia nemam prazadneho strachu",
odv6tila dona Mora.
PAX porucila kocimu, ably zajel blize.
Vystoupla a vastnorllcn6 odevrela vrata.
Use bylo ticho, jen ozv6ny il vitaly.
V chodbach ozyvaly sc kroceje silnGii,
COZ donu Annu jest6 vice d6s;lo. Dona
Mora bya odhodlana jake muz.
Nahledly do kazde jizby, odeyfely kaz
dou skin; odevfely take komnatu swatch
nj spatfily prach lezici ma ozdobnych
stomach jeji. PAX Sc vyptavaly sousedd
po vsech okolnostech, jez byly ttmto
znamy 0 zahadn6m obojim dmrti, tn
slysela dona Mora poprve o stare cikance
a jeji kvetinach.
Nyni cekala a kracela po velkych jiz-
bach, kdezto dona Anna oknem stfezila
vsechny pfichody hradu a bratfi dole We
dvofe cigareta koufili. Nae dona Mora
cekala! Ncmluvila tom.
konecne pravila:
,Sestro, pficAazi nekdo! Domnivam
Sc, re slysim kroky".
,,Je to staralcikanka, n6kolika kytka-
mi ruce", odvetila dona Anna.
A doha Mora pfikazala: ,,Necht vel
de.'
Ma to vstoupla stara, zluta, vrdskovita
zena zaroven ob6ma bratry, ktefi sob6
il ami nevsimali. Jen pudlik maly vital
il St6kotem. Stafena SO poklonila a pra-
villa: ,,Necht hvtzda st5sti syiti
krasnym senoritam a uslechtilYm seno-
rdm. Slysela isem, ze pfiiela DANA
ktera Sc ma stat PAM zde. Ja ale isem
liz stara a nedoziiu Sc snad vice dne, kdy
pfibude co nevesta sem, touzim tedy,
abych il pfivitala."
Ji odvetila doha Mora: ,,Ja isea da-
ma ia"
PAX YAM podavam ky tici divokJch
kvetd', prala cikanka, "a vyslovuji zaro-
ven sv6 blahopiani, nebof senior mas byl
vzdy dobrodincem mym. Chudy darek
senoro, ale nepohrdejte jim.
Podala ky tici done Mole, ktera il yzala
a ma st1l polozila.
,,Dolo Ammo, fekla pax, ,,privole
psika sem. Bratfi, zadrzte cikanku pey
nG".
Stafena sc branila, ale muzsti j drzeli
a dona Mora pfilakala psika, vzala jei n;
kiln pfitiskla nozdry jeho ma kytici.
,,Pustite cikanku, zdstane-li pes ziv
Skona-li, odevzdate j soudu" rozhodnul'
doGa Mora klidne.
DoGa Anna zahalla 81 obitej. Bratf
hledeli neiprv ma statenu, pax ma psa
tento pocal sc patrne tfasti. Po n6jaken
okamziku zavyl dlouze zdeSene az t
kosti proryvalo. Dona Mora zahodil.
kytici. Nebohe zvife lezelo bez pohnut
v ieiim klinu. Bylo mrtvo.
,Dejte staienu zatknout'', poroucel;
dale Mora. ;,Otravenon kytici zavrazdi
la obe ty mlade danny, jake chttla otravi
take mne".
kdyz ale poprve sesla Sc zas SO slechti
Gem, zn6l jeii sond: Imam spIsob cikd
mex um6ni iejich, jimz kytice otravui
Take vim, re zhanoben6 a opustene devc
cikansk6 vzdy byya pomst6no kmener
svym. Avsak muzi, ktery byl k dtvceI
falesny, nemLze ddy6fovat zadna zen
iina. s bohem"
(Dle anolickebol.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
CIcve1andsky trh.

minkamy zvlaste poznamenanymi.
Psenice: cislo /, Geryena zimni
112 cis 2. 1.09.
Kukufice: $50 cts.
Owes: els. l. So els. 2. 81 cti.
Zito: 95-9S busel.
Jecmen: 1.25-1 30 busel.
Mouka: 7.Oo-7.25 "a sud Gerve
ne neb bic zimni psenice mleta
m6stG; same tnt druhy ma venku nile
tie so cti. meme; jarni psenitna mouka
5.75-6.50 "a sud.
Zitn mouka: 5.50-6.25 "a sud.
Pice: "a Tuna hrubych otrub LOO;
nejlepsi (Middlings) $500.
Seno: Timotejske ma fdrech 20.OO-
220O "a tonu.
Nasolene hovezi maso: Ceny
stale a poptavky dobre, oO.O0-13.OO "a
extra Mess.
| Uzene maso sunky nalozen6 V
cukn 1910. Pfedni 9 cti; spek 13l
/ 90 ctG, zusene hovezi ID
NasolenG vepfove maso tez-
ky mess $3.50, kratke 22.50, extra mess
23.5O-24.50.
Sad o m6ste pfevaiene IA eta Pfi
soudku, ma sudy -; na venku pfevafo-
12-13 die jakost.
NJ | 0 neilepsi 30-3+ C.
Vel ce eerstve 26-27 ma study po-
citane.
Syra, z toyarny 15-lG ctd "a libr
bory move 65-S0c busel.
Cibnle nova "a baxnu 3.2J-3.4O
Fazule 2.10-225 "a buSel neilepsi
druh.
Susena b ka 5-Gl "a libru.
Semena: timoty 300 "a busel. e
telne 5.30-5.50.
Cnkr: All ,B los kostko.
Wy; drobnl V zrnkach 11E-12 extra 10
1Os, zluty 9-9l, Porto Rico 9l-108,
Kuba 50! ct1.
Drd bel: ziva kufata "a libru IL
II eta, zive krocany 1O!-11 ctd.
Ocet: pravy cidrovy Pile Gall
iiny druh 14-15 ct.
Sil: "a sud, Saginovska Onondas
ska pekna 1.55, hrnba c. $50 lb. 1.S5
kuchynska 2.35.
Chmel: 1870 ctd "a libru zapad
niho New Yorkskeho.
Sis d: "a 200 busel, nemlety.
Syrob maple 1.OO-1.25 "a Gall.
/. Cukr m aple 10-12 "a hbru.
Peri: die iakosti 5O-95 cti za librr
Vapno: lis "a sud.
Cement: Oswego a Akron 10 sud
Louisville 100 sud.
Pc tr o l. cum pfi cele kate Standar,
billy 81 - 81, Ohio ohn6vzdorny IL ,
kava: Rio 24-25, Java 34-35 ct
Thee: move Hyson 50-13O. GuI
powder 10o-l35, Japanske 7o-11(
cisafske 100-135, eerne S..
: : Mollases "a gallon n. Orleansk
q $50, Porto Rico $50, Kuba 33-3
Rozinky move LAYERS" baxn
s 3.25-3.35, Valencia 13 ctl "a libru, X.
rintske S-Sl ctd libra. Susene svestk
: 14-l4A ctI.
Il kofeni: skofice 40-45, vsehochr
1s-20, hfebicek $50, pepf 3l-32 c
v zazyor 20-25, muskatove ofisky 100
135 libra.
Ryze: Ragoon sI-Sl ot1. Karol
ma 9l-9l ctd.
ID Skrob pearl 5!-6 ctG., 6isty 10 ct
: Silver Clos 10, billy Ontario 10 ct6.
NJ ydlo: obyceine zlute 81, Amer
n kansky CASTLE 12-13, pravy CASTLE
is ctI.
" Svitky: Stearine 131 - 14l ct
. Star 20, lojove l3 ctii.
% S o d a: Bi-karbonat 7i-S, obveeir
" soda 3a-4 CT
ch Lucebni: Sodovy prasek 3l-9
beloba Sodova 44-5 Caustic Soda 6
n ! ct1. potash 60 eta.
- Olej: lneny, pfevafeny SO "a G;
Ion, nepfevafeny 90. omastkovy o.
.ol extra 91-9G cti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
FKANTA BKODSKY.
Gis IS Avenue G, New York,
Opravneny iednatel

pro ccstuici ma parnich a plachetnich
lodich pies Bremy a Hamburg.
Zasilky pen6z jineho drnhu v6ci do
Czech a N6mecka obstari neilevneisich
cenach skrze prostfednictvi pand Karcse
Stozkyho,
E Listky zeleznicni do vsech dil6
Aneriky. 5l-24
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
TrZnf hlfdka.
New YOrsky pen6znf trh.

New York, dine 28. hstop 1874.
Zlato kupuje 1908 prodava.
Statni papiry.