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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
POhaile.


Indov6 naleN bez odporu k neistarsim
narodam, ackoliv vzd6lanost jeich jiz
"a pradavna, mnohe v6lzy pred narozenim \
Krista byla znaGna. nemame kulturnim |
a politickem zivot6 jeiich tech dob zad- |
nych soubornych, zeyrubnych veskrze
hodnoyernych zprav; vedomosti naSe
Mich jsou tedy kuse a jednotliyi ucencove,
zabyvaiici Sc historic toho naroda, 81
neiedne veci odporuji. Avsak tech ne
dostatecnych zprav m6zeme 81 vzdela-
nosti linda pfedce jen jakys takys obraz
nakresliti, kter} 1celi nasemu zcela Wy
howl.
Veskerf hvot linda, jeho vsechnech
oborech odstinech, protkavalo nabozen-
styi. ktere kntzsk6 kast6 (bramandm)
bylo prosttedkem k opanovani celeho ma
roda, cd panovnikd az k nejposlednelsi-
mn pariovi. Vliy tohoto nabozenstvi a
kasty knezske znesvafil a znetvofil pd-
vodni karakter celeho naroda uvedl dn
chovni mravni zivot jeho ma scesti.
V Indii setkavGme Sc dv6ma nabo-
zenstvimi sice Sc starsim bramanskym
as pozdeisim budhistickym. Nabozen-
aha soustava bramanska ma pfekvapuJlci
.podobu kfestanskou; ia podoba zajistt
neni nahodna jelikoz kfestanstvl jest
nladsi nemilzeme nez "a to miti, re Sc
vvvinulo bramanstyi Brama jest stvo
fitelem panem svtta, jejz sprayuIe
uda-li SO nekdy pferuseni svetoveho po
fadku, tn sestoupi bdh sam bud podob'
seloyaka neho zvifete, ma syet. KRONE
.esobyvy kupitele vteleni (imkarnace) ma
lezame bramanismu troiici, trimurt
zvanou. slozenou z Bramy (stvofitele)
'visny lzachovavatele) sivy (nititele)
Visnu Jest, kterY obcas ma zem sestupule
aby pferuseny pofadek veci obnovll
Posledni vtsleni sve vykonal pod jmenen
Chrisny ci Krysny; tento krisna poziv'
takove dcty, jako kfestanstvl hrlstus
skesr6zto osoby hlaynich rysech nPin
.sobe podobaji Sc. V jedne prastare hf
.xssne Gita Goyinda Jajadevy. jiz lndov
,knzdoroGne provozujb slavi misterie vtt
leni Sc nekolik pastyfd; hra tato podob
se veskrze kfestanskym jeslickam
hram botlemsk5m. disti, prvotni lid
cd Bramy odpadli, zrovna jako Adam
Eva. Bah nechal je ma zivu Jen k tom
scili, ably se vlastni silou nicoty sve po
s,xznesli k pryotni cistota. Obete, pokar
q dobti skutkoye jsou prostfedky k dos'
aeui milosti bozi spaseni duse. TAX
useni 0 pfedurceni cloveka, ktere Gil
hlayni elanek kalvianstvi, nalezame
bramanstvi. Ono vede, podobne Jak
kfesfanstvi X zadumGiyemu clnupraz'
MENU rosiimani, ku klidnemu trpeni
tom slzavem 1doli zivota. Ono prekai
vfvinn muzne, po cinech prahnoucl m!
sle. Indictf fakirove svetcove kfe
ssausti peustevnici, svati a mnsi prvn
no drnheho stoleti jsou 81 podobnl jak
syejcs rejcif Ef
Posvatne nabozehske knihy linda, Jak
gVedv . zakony ci pfedpisy Manu-a, kter
bon nejmene til tisice let stare, ted
unohem starsi nez bible, pnpomlna
nam napsdns verne nektere pfibehy
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
OZn;imky POkrOku

vytisknou SO jen takove, kter6 Sc napfed
zaplat. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuje SO "a ,22o
l0UiG,ss ce1au.
/ palec sloupce stoji $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuh, palce $4.0o, 8 palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uveteihovana tim jest lev
nejsi, cim dele Sc uvetejhuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismern stoii Is ctd. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,Naprodei'
,Hledd Sc" stoji Is eta. "a tfikrat otisk
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Mech
81 uda kolik fadek, ci kolik palcd koll
krat uvefenit necht 81 sam vypocte
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
T Kdo 81 pteje miti oznamku
tfitydenniku neb tydennik6 necht laska
We podotkne.
Penixe posilejte vzdy postoyniel
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
sujte vzdy:
.E8E POk ROk
No. IOl CrOten Street.
Cleveland, q.
, 1874-09-28

SATURDAY EvEH1So, Sent, %.
Since our last report tic leading fcntrcs Of the dry
Enoaa m9rHet tiaVa Il1torEono 40 very pronounced
chnnRb. We hnYo still to noio nu ahHeuce of tho ne
tlvity that haa characterized tho trade In paxt
a correapondlng period, hut In comparison with tho
precellng tuw weeks improvement la noticeable. aul
ns pfosrht Indications seon to justify thu belief that
tha movement will coninue reasonably act1yo far into
to winter, anu thAt as the season advances tho tenor
faet that they have ttio calBc for disappointing Prnl,
ably more buyers havo yia!tsd our whotesnn arrunnu
hotsses during e past four days than in auy previous
and tho aggregate liptrlbuton of goods 1'4v, no
doubt exceeds that Of any Of ti,n ilrso
ss. or four weeks Immediately preceding, But
expectation IL equally truo Tho halu-to-aouth uoii-
~ IL still being rgaly adhered to- Iotwithsantimg
liberal intuceaonta in tho way OF prco-conrossions
ihor,, na 1onaanenoa a1s. credits ars freely oorcd. A
sklrts, ahnwls, and woofouH was wltneaeeu and far
amount Of tradsug IN blankotp Jeaus ticks aud hos
10y Was a!ao nssoaplishe wlis psinta md beaclod
acya aud ae steadily ncd Some sW III n1n ,a1s'
y atsaf:iys M patterns gro being shown and ths sra
vess H Of is3a TAo Rast'" Sept. % aays al tho Now
!" m jobbine trao WAS lcsa active shan during tho
~ Retailers froM visiting tho marko but fairly nat
'sacosy 6tlafnnsa WAS rnsctud by johbars who
ior re Wessora and Southern trAas. Talmg Into
manufactured goo<s. the joblng trala has hot thus
lar nean tlevo!d Of encouragement. 6alea do nut
amount @ rp aa formerly, but the number Of plecas
With former years. orcept Ii tho caso Of lobbers who
aaaa 70 culttsato package trude whose aaex neces-
'arl'y show markod falling OF. Cutting in pricoa
aave thersby beo materially ID imnshs % A bat cn tho
'ther hand, very fuW ind tlabs hays bcen contrctou
md ispn tho treseut standpoint, moderately aus
otetn! nu not large amount of trade may oa aptlci-
, 1874-09-28
Tue Prn,iuee Markets,

AOLltUD.
IoLfpo. scpt. .ac.-nnEApsrusyg-FIour nuIes auN
n',enanged :, waeaE dull No. whi.o Wabash. SLIT
no. y ~, Sl.l!H; No. whito Michigan, N,I4; ex'
y t,n 40 $llo; amber Michigan. SLOT; sssr 0ctober,
|Gsf |a:is 3d. ssl!'s n o',ooss sl9s NJ r
ns,,, @ Cory " quiet; high nalxs, aate; eslsr Sep
eua3 T.; eeAo 10y m1ed s1No; white sos dalA-
ss!Ier October, $50; No. 2. 61hc; Afsligan. 51Eo
1h,AGlaAra-Dull anil unchanged.
n1oEsFra-Fonr, 800 brfs; wheat, 81, 900 bu coyn.
20 ooo but; oats, ~, ,U00 hi.
asmtsAENrs--I!onr. ~ M nons wheat, 10000 bu; corn,
oooo 1u oaa. H. I03 bi.
EEW YOnK.
NEW YpRR, Sopt. W.-CotroN-QNlet and hrn
ld!iu, ~'@A''
,r1s n1ntspsruffs7Fiour 1oss acttyo roesirts 49,
mon y good s1tra 10, $5.0J3a.45; good to cAoi:e.
Oho, tsloa685; st. Lons, $5.a5G9 90 cios.na nuist
Tyr tleur *t2s3.. .ao: cornn,eai ateady; Western. %
*ss9a1s wlsa6tIl.oceipts. lh0 900 bu In noierao
''glana los1: No. Nj m[}Msyyo mn[}hssyo so7 ~ $1,000
!! lo9Gl!o4 ungradeA Iowa and Minnesota enriua
sao1h; ta f; No; spring, sao@l 40; common wintss
feA ILLINOIS,, $l1o: now wtntBr rod Wsstsrll ,l03
La wh1so "estosn, s1.2sGl 40. Ays aamiaal5 0o3
, 1874-09-28

sALT-Continncs In moderate demand anil etea1y
pnandaEa md Saginaw nc sl.co: uanala t1o siSjs
grond solar, $1.0n: dairy. without mYs, s171 dairy
"'i ~ nnxas' $hsu: Ashton Try ncr snck toua i.a5
rricaa eteaty and Unchanged. Young hysoT rprmnn
70 talr 3f9lGc; iRned, 6oGsh3c d. chutco 10 nxtrM
1lna a3ctS SN.03; COMMON to linn old hyao1, 65aIio
C common in,roral 15@Grc; gnul 10 chotcu do, 93eM
xa.v3 fair 70 Koud rowtler; 7daB5o choice PHI.
anoy, Sloo@110: extra M0ynne $l.0Gal 81 chuIce r.
extra nowJn npan, yjcS Lon conlitlo to rout o liza
76c. fHtr to g,ol Oil, 0a6jr; common do s5Gs ssT
to extra. Rita 5. 90, S' ~'0'''e' eao'ee
ing: " "' e"o'@''''1 iono"-
FINE cur-Extra, 75@s5c; coicc, ooaC5o rucdfn.n
bo9955o; nnor 10 common 4Ufa4 45c. 's'e"11''''
arh huamMasral aonna w; !saf' 71suc; half BRIGHT co@7oo
=, saox Nd-doosl to choice, aaa3;o; medium. 2oea
G mHGon-WS re,,eat our quotations; ncech. n. RI.
uriycrel '""'' ''''oeSe.oo-
l[gl! stocks: NsA e-e"eolnB'y
Tonr ~ !n,t ~ ' ~ .E5G251o
rour 1S " Good tltn-Washod. a3t5a.
tt o aAn 1neu!un washed hcece. 416t6Jr
1H Maoau n, any cgarso nnwual1ed ;,i;t5n
Hu"iaAcu, .o7Ga:tho
ohmofefantaolo and hurry woo., 5G510o iess,
, 1874-09-28


know that now, boforo pronortv mil ororrt,,t,,
oIso takos another surua p,ag, - irst sy i.
to invest mud make for themselves i,on,n o .nnc
future In tic rroot sooini nud jnioiinn,,n, nna
vol Tic commercial md Industrial con ~ ~
city of America. Tnoy arc comimp na wv vu"sra!
assured in very unsatisfactory nmrni,ors W. ~ IT. nTo
noxt conRus Of our city Viii shn,r hny,1 .'1 Iho s,
question. 0'" ''Sona a'1
RENTS.
We learn that p1accu OF b,,aincss or1 ,,,..,,,..-
ara both iii better rou1ost o,,1 ronts u
irtner Tho people friynn nnt 1,,. t, Atc lilo
and tho Htoatly ircronao of tmmi,;yra.u .u ouy hre
directions, l,ayo takan moat ~ Ea snnta rom al
nnoccupiot space in tLo otv. - 'h' Aero1oloro
r1n r,nsx.,;.,r-
Several nogotiations hayo nna,, a. ,,r,.,.,.
conclusion Tie pnat wcor 1.,,t uuo' brought to
wIloic has not bsnn AMI. eants uus ouslhoss hs
tho loanu arc rcnrly on ,,ar ss,9 ,51 n fiambor
averago OF caei, IA ;n,,o1 ~. WIN !1'5 mt tho
that tho furry in L. LIP ~ Thought
,,nfnvorabIe Influenza ~ WI naVo M
tho Immediate effant ~ ~ II ~ no'ins that
usuracc compancs ,a,1, o ho -, ,a. OF tho
et, Notwithstanding thn ar1o ~ IL sn. to nar-
that is sooiin0 ;nvn5 o ,not y, ,1 oi money
ample s,inply. bccamsn nithn,t-,, lily Iy. No say
ml,ch monoy nfTcrinT no theroe III sloro ID nos 40
ago, yot good gec,1ritv cnn ni,.e.' 10y "eeha
MaIld tho f11ut1a in f,ht". "4"uyo CUM
, 1874-09-28
Tho Hostou Wool 1Inrrsnr.

BOTTOM Sept. @0-Wool salos arger tl,an list .e.1r
aaysss ana ~ se!ers quite indifferent about opossing
transactions. Thu b.lsneas Of tho yyses rn|%ar ~
ceeded Mo e1pectation. Tho uomand wss ps1uc1uajy
Tor medium haecsa. Pulled woods ara In ueady tS.
cnt to nd as nearly al leading houses 1re haro Of
ihs desGrlftion M sass q Ohio anil Ponrsylya1is
6lo; %estern mud othor !oecss 4s251c: washrf rnmh
ing, ant aeIaine, 65@dlc; unvashed anG unmcreant.
aD'e Ieecss nnwashett conaing, and e'auo.
tno-wnstlotl. ai9c scourst McfS sI05:
nai.s, 23S slpor and x pulIct 40Ga55c: spriur
California, 2otaI.c; ahex1inK. So GJ5c -Se
, 1874-09-28

a correspondents" Moscl1aut '-sends ,ono
communication, for which NO haye not roam h1'f
hit points ara we'll taken. He makos lis samo
suggestions that NO have n1ado in this coinmn
two or three times recently, that tho beat WV In
abolish !, oo.ners is to abolish tho "soller tie
month plan, aud aubstltuto therefor. snlier 1jl
or se!lor 20. or seller 90, 80 US to prayens tlo
maturing Of I'LL options on the game day. 9
LATEST,
Wheat was rather quiet in tho afternoon md
9Go lower, closing At 9G35c solers for tic mouth.
With aalos carly u. 07c. Seller October sold ns
9559a @931@o, closing lato ut &c. Corn waa nuiot
and end shade easer at 5000 for tho month, api
7Sall ll@7S19c for October. Oats were easy at
4855u for October. The barge 4. A. Turner VIVA
taken FOR 1000 bu corn to DullIto at 395o,
, 1874-09-28
Alno tho following, without comparisons:

"I!ara"1l from atoro on Friday for city con-
sumption: 6,8i6 bn w!,oat, 3.iG9 bu coru, Ito
pu oats, TIL hu ryo. 1.20G bu harley.
Iho following grain has boon inspected Into
ntoso th's mofnlng up to 10 o'clock: IT cars No.
wnoae; 9ol carH No. do; lis cars No. . do; II
eata rejected do (5a7 wheat, including l vim
eef]; W cara high nlixod corn; 2ss cara aud
@o'ouo Oh No. do; 23 cara rejected do, car
no crude (iol corn) II cars white oats; 70 cars
ana @ - 'soO au No. do; 1G cars roJeotod do (1oo
oata) onra No. rye; cars rejected do 90
cars NO. q barley; IL cars No, do,6 aara
fe>'ceea 10; car no era.lo (oa barloy) Total
Q,1aa cars), 474,ooo bu. Inspected out TOO, 1oo
~, pn Mhosti llo.aao ba corn; 1,1a9 bu outs;
'da hu ryoi l2'0a2 hu barley.
Inc Following were tho receipts and shInn,ntu
Of oroadstufa and llye Stock at thls point tlurinv
the past week, and for tho corresponding wookn
nkpEIPrH
Sep, f,2 e. scrt. 10, Stpt. a7,
1TH!oar erls',...".....". uo,0ls a7,ss1 kss5; I;
oan'' 'ha..'......."..... ha oo7,Sao sa0,s7a 1,saeaS
, 1874-09-28
;ts;,A, Lard, Nt'ns. ISaoaia'., u sNLIi7t,.
------ -... ere.: -...- ~. .e.. "a. IL.
Wslk ending -@'-j---I.-- I.---
. h1pt. af tH7it J6a5| n rEl e-,| &c, ,,,I :, ~.
EAinu wguk lt73 l. iHI nS:S1 9l f999'Sl9 ,4i3 IA
hlnno Nov, Il ia gN TN ?ttif ~ XII ~ ,, g7 w

llatss. '' 'Ne''' sAou1asFs anu y. +.
llons was mora active, with NO matoriul
Last but tho buls Of the n.ios wore On iS loaaj i.
account anu holders were abba to nlaintain
former quotations., notwithstanding tho oaslor
toosing y. whont, anl tho fact that Now York vas
tirmor. salca woro reported of $50 bris wI,tn MI,
witor oxtrSa on private tarus $50 brls gnrim"
oxtras at 95.25 100 brla do ut a5,l.l1: lid hriS
do at $500; o3 brls do at al.7u; lin brls do 10
On On prlyatu terms loa brla Buperllnos ut 63.a5;
100 btlB rye OIL private terms Toral, 5, DOS prlu'
Also ~ tons bran ut sl7.75 ID tons do nj
Sl7,5d, froo on Doarl 10 tous fino mlddl.nr at
$4,000 on track. Iho nlarkeE cossd ii tIlo fo1-
lowing range OF prcaa:
, 1874-09-28

! HALES-
~ William D. Kersoot & Go. have sold 1oOx4oo
ssock-YardH, for 812, 600, ns tho site Of a nack-
lng-honso to be erected immediately,
ALSO, l7G95xl20 feot southeast corner of Ash
!nhd and Carroll ayenueB, for aa3 G90 to a ecu-
saean VINO Will oroct, for aalo. block of hot,acu
OF moderate price.
9. M 3. Holmes 4 Co. aod tho northeast quarter
=. W, stlo southoAst quarter OF See, . Town 3y,
Wss,an aeeet naa IN Clarendon Hills, for $780,
N N asde Z, rnrt on Cornell s1oot near Walnut,
20 y; y. 1ngraham. for 81, ,0U3.
sales arc reported Of 99x20O feet nouthvesk
t corner or nToxol Boulevard and Forty-niuth
street !; consideration, s13,3G5
Forty by ono hundred anu ton fiat m Dua,,
seteeet, hoar Eric; consideration, $4,000,
ncorRo y. shaw sold a tWo-Htory frnme louso
e ena d, Ivy feot Of land on Chicago ayenno, ut
uus r. tMs blocks SOUTH of snton
Aleo, 15o feet front On tho corner of Chicaro
nna t;a uroen%ood avenues, Evanston; consera-
uonry ": I>roolsa sold to Ja,nos l.. Holmes Of
gluwood. for s5, 0o0, all cash. ."S-N 1''''
IT., =: B. BOYD sold lot 2oxiU0 fronting on Dear
born street and Third ayeruo, notween yanBn-
reg sn"i'al ana Aarflson streets: for sla. 900.
hoi'xoa' .4, q Loe soa - feet On Vernon avonuo,
-. ~ stou per frons foot ono-fourth down, baanco
u ~ three years. ut per cent. Three houses ara
ut pnee e to to DO erected on tho property. ''@'
y. .. Lar ~ q 60. sold three-story and basement
PIX lots in stoadman's Subdivision, at aao1 nor
iot ~ tcot on West Washington streot. near
Jefferson. for $4,000 forty-iYo. lots in subdi-
vision OF City or Boloit, at 800 pcr lot.
m, SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS. FOR THE WEEK.
/. iho following IL tho total amount oil CITY anil
6uburhan sales within /, radi,,H Of miles az Tia
Court -Housa transferred during tho weak anil
ing Saturday, Sept. 2o: 'AN "e'A o'''1"
7,tv rroron,,. 40. salss. Confederation.
, 1874-09-28
CHICAGO LUMBER HARRIET,

SATURDAY EygA1Ha Sept. r.
INC market WAS active nearly to tno extsnt Of ths
buppy %na;h coiafsteI Of oight te, earoes rlnca
st1l sold readily to thr city trade at 50 Common
boards wera hsn Mt ~ aud medium to choIco
70 at Sl:ooalG0o. Lath wero also tirnl at 81 ClXS7
1.'0. 6aleY include ~s-|so
Garso barso Uranus, from Ludlngton, 80 m ioists
Ehu seant!ug, at s9U0 cargo barge Leland from do
~ ~ )olafs and seantling ut $780, DyR. r. DIek.
AT THE YARDS.
Ifado WAS fair at The prices following.
, 1874-09-28

LONDON Sept 15p m.-Isltca OF discount In opuu
raat month"; bs lJlG por cant, az 1910 per
@ ceht ociow tho Dlnk Of England rato Consois-oney
an and ~, account, 9a* $40. Us, 1U3 DO of IT, loS:
Es a5 ;refosrs asr N.Y. SSw York oentfa o
PARIs Sept aj.-les.,tes t,3f ajc.
,,n.,s L,'ysnr9ot Sept 23-Eyonlug-coston quiet md
nnsasea s1lss l:ooa 1aes Including 2oOa for
Brea1stu1a quiet. Lard ca Gd.
, 1874-09-28

oArrLE-Tho laavy reccipts during tho fret tss ssI
ays '! ~ tHo weok taksu IL connecon with ine iac
preaH|oa in this hra,c, Of trale. Muntay,a msrIal
as monR tn dnltest and most Unsatisfactory that ael.
s an navo ~ during The present scaso tho
S,voI or ors sao sr tho yars, loss than 900 changed
nanus' nowItlstand'ng moro thsn ordinary indnco
Ia hsorl ~ the way ot held out
nuea greater aggregate. but tho snercaso yvaa only
accomplished At tue saerieo Of pstcos, values epre-
Ing reeeipta aud tho intusnso ot ratisr 1norg
S9natIas'nG marneI nR. aay'eo. from tho Eas lis
aton and soo orto Of tue ecnn ono no, ,aa a
raa.ined noticeable feature Of ihd market waa ho
anost an, entire absence Of rst-cass cato, only ons Or
%s' rss os oernas ns se 81 yn sssan
Iaer We ar. atso eagrs ana he amount q aa ut
~ Tue weeks business. It Is safe e say that tliy
nssnnsa Of ss sppy consisted Of To1as and
Tnc offerings Of desirable shipping cattle connsc To-
ad 'ag to DsSW the leaate tsade requromcn
sseas1ost he aud fsr 'a' i"te the 70 wissr etsss
UT there s little to lonbt larco numbrr Of
tasys ' anu Team stockera Aavo been taken out by
@ o5 o eseys a saa asr
ourI, uIoscant, Toledo, a1ll Detroit buyers, nuyo
proty we @ cleared i tho yaFs Of common upd nforor
stAues ahu Tho marriott ut tie close Of the weak weare
much better look than on tho opening tays. c.Iyes
nan y u l. gnod request at about soay priee sales
mi ffI111
Sowa ara but lulo inqured for, but tho recepa aro
Ighe enu, consequently, prIccs teop upo,,o1hla Mt
psr hoad as to quality. To-tay tic supply
win fairnqulry from tho different classes Of buycra
former Pricca wpro well maintained ali arnni nj,
lowing arc tho closing
QUOTATIONS.
to NJ; ;ez s-Isaded steers averaging $50
clotco Beevas-Fiac, tut. wei FORMED xs,r
1,!oy 70 ysar old aecrs, ayoras!ng 1,loo 10
Good Observation-Disclosures ucly formsj ''''aas15
a1eding, gssSsS 9mver31ng lsu to 1ao9 4a5955o
,,nt,a9ra agn9 a;lU to 40 4.oo@4aS
common to extra cow, for city slaughter
averaging $50 to l1o0 o0bs.............,, 25oaa 75
esoeS a., cat,!o-co'n,nou cattle, in docout
1nfsrarNSsRF, fss avSsfsRng aop to LOO is 25ao5
- htngs, hul;B and scalawag steers. 766ao .,
eattst!sTsxas cho!ce gor.l 4a5t5oo
Clttle-Texaa. through droysa ~ 7:'St *
Ar M Ms-Iho receipts for tho week wcru e. a7a usiiast
laat week. ad 81 .5sY far tho corresponding en
List year. PRICES have ruled somnwhat lnwcr 1h,n
wcnK ago bl1t grade Of stock has INV w.r"
Serious sslino,nnI taking Into cunstderaon ths char.
aG,on o. n9 Weather ard tae extsat OF the supply o
sSofa S, th1n could reasonably hava been oxpocaI.
tartner Improvement IN thu aunlty Of tLe r,crJnts IL
o!ea 1tst the hogs now being marketed ara f,r boow
s dhveFage OF rass *easos 1t e PERIOD and prie
q each oer Il o1Pss:'a 6 not 70 ,e,sys ;sT
sn s1io' a ppe,sn Eass Sat c,osd will 90 materially
rnaca are disproportlonately high, rrety certain
~ Musa uo"nWara aa the general average improves
dealers preIt that tho paeng-season
easonao!y acyo aud pl Ices stcady at S5a3aoaS
oe o. inssrior .o conmou: at SsIUaaG65 for metiilu
~ ~ & p; ~ ior good to extra Fsw sold above
0.2j@d.8j. "e4o ~
, 1874-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. @.
1he following wcro tho receipts aud ship
monts or tho loading srticlea Of proluca in CHI
easo during tho past twenty-rour hours, ind for
tAo corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-09-28

NEW Yonn. Sept. e1-Tiera wus lcas actlpa iot,
o'ng movement and commission houses wers geer
ts I 1a1s nancs Prints tn good demand, and
hts mo.e firmly hold tn consequence Of the Eeeolu-
ION & q the Hanuiactnrora to cartat production By
Quot. "S'"''' 1"""~
, 1874-09-28

$n1,Uu. - - ~
soIpEa-No: i, le; No. N.Y. I 1se.' lss' Daf' '0''
~ mLs4n-pg, ~ 7so; bar' s@9a; lead pipe, $40: cus
CorrEn-Dottoma, 33c; shcathing coppor aoc.
~, sIEst ziSo-Full casks, 1uo; less quantity, l0Ac
'. sa.tsr Inos-No. u, 90 ratea nuss,, ,ro, n u
inclusive 2oc; d. No. stained, 19o; Alnoricaa nus
,t%s: sSSa u sss i d.<s % I y T. 1le
1861 TO- lUc a. 20o full bundle 5o er cont opt dis H.
count; fonse wire. Uc,
do. ssa ID Do. s;ss ID IL d. s' Hua y ssss IS
NAVAL STORES -ncmaiu auiot. Manila ro,c.
. u, 1o@17c; sisal rnpo. y '1JHo; hep,p aasl'
corl' 2 Z, 1sas33e; 1,asline, 2 II, lsa5oc tarre
S;s f. ssseo: sSA IT, Ss IT, ssSs soss tsssS
or oils were also hold with fuir lcaren of ,rn',aas
Rrse, , eg s,.ient Saso% anarsi whs sls ils ae ss
15c 10 headlight, rs deg, lsE&19o; es,rn lartf AZ
s.sstiy M wlnscs y lseal 9o 9stra ra No. d
1osSoae wao, 7537io; spor, $aioaa 20: n,atsfoai
OIL, strictly p*so, sll0: do extra, S0o do. No. T. sn
5ma haR q, o sss sstas soo eolant oti o5c; inm.
15!56I9a napstha, common. lit. "'"''''f'
mi, fvrAToEs-Were III moderate lcn,..,1 and steady.
dans aud easy. Quotations: Eary iesc, cG75a s'i, N
en- sa3a 90 per r b.! from atorc. 7oQ5s5o do 1pr
ne 5a1s M sTs9t ,' r. yellow
include sars Eiry ioso Ut is deiysrcd' s'4's
looLThY-ohicken4 weru In largc supply and yor7
aEs coucessonH Tnrlteya wero slea,lv nn VI, ~
demand; r. Game IN good condition wns saisbo. s'ie Nc
aMots chos, sE,thy "ftlsyS' lSSaac 'a sehe ouSsss
fair spr!nga $3oO0a.a5 u doa; scks. sa1saaGn. e.
geese 53.uu. 1Tarln Chickens, sd: ni,Iisr,j
1nc1a Ut $oo quail, st.75 per do4s Vvniuo hasy,
,sEEDsm;;rlmothy waa more active and about 10
, 1874-09-28

onEEt-iAers was supply rathor III oxcogs OF tho
1eeont average, anil prices wcakeng1 lntler It, No
very decided decline sustained. however, closing
Quotations boing per 10O i for inierior to
common Sa25G3.d0 for medium; aud$I75nI I.5u for
ST. LOUIS.
,ossr ss tog1 .5os.als No. ssP eo+
bacon. s.. .7o@G 80 butenora, s9.75aa7.a5. 0'
CArTIB-ltece1pty, !. .o0U; dull through TexanH.
good to chaice corll-fed ateers, sl0va
.0o COWS and heifers, $a00G9375 coarse to Ieavy
fat oxen, S. ajG01,1u. 0s~''
, 1874-09-28
TIE LIVESTOCK MAnHET.

CHrCAGl).
SATURDAY EvExrNo Hept ~
Iha recepa Ut ya aloe during tAa wcok have bocn
, 1874-09-28

METALS AND T1NNE1.s' 6roCK-Merclants r..
port far business tho Ionanlt for fhea iron csnc-
ct4t!y being acttye. Priros lre rapoa,ad:
TN rLArE-IC, l0xl4, sll.h0; do, 12xl1 s1lo0: lar
~ Si!5o; DO. roofing, l4xao, IL, Sl.o0; ID, aoxaa
6oLDEM-No, !, 10c; No. q 1ac,
Ia, aye. o1s' ~0'
The daily gazette., 1874-11-18

r0CAusEs FOR TRIAL. And ARGUMENT
At the November Term, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy four before the
Superior Court, TO be held in New Castle in and for
New Castle County Eel.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1874-05-07
Rev. Beriah Green.

A telegram from Utica, n. y, Of the 4th
inst, reports as follows: 1.-THE Rev. Beriah
Green, the well-known anti-slavery advo-
cate and temperance preacher, died suddenly
at Whitesboro, his place of residence at half
past ten O'Clock this morning. At the time
his death, he was addressing the Town
Board of Excise, in the Town Hall, against
their granting any license this year. He had
spoken about four minutes, whe he suddenly
fell backwards aud died almost instantly.
Deceased was eighty years of age"
Thus has another bright star Of the early
anti-slavery host passed below the horizon
of life. A man truer to his convictions of
truth and duty, more earnest in his advoca-
cy Of the rights to freedom of body and mind,
has seldom walked the earth. In the dark
est and most perilous moments in the history
of the anti-slavery cause, when the church
and State had literally joined hands in solemn
covenants to pnt down all attempts to give
freedom to the slave, and when to be an Abo-
litionist was to be despised and hated, equal
ly with the enslaved race, Beriah Green,
brilliant IN intellect, powerful in eloquenc e,
with prosperous and popular career before
him, forsook all, and took upon himself the
odious name of Abolitionist, and no man has
borne it more faithfully.