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The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12

While usdet sHst,,hs1Mst.br-
leans Repsblsoas saw' al 10 de- I, harsh
asd pre:jsdgisg language iagsines the
Editor ~ this paper. That, that
journal does ~ posasss evep decsn.
cy, We know from The fact that some
time previous to tho election, there
was RahiiAsd n ~ -sSlunsS- n that
jdaFaal slsttss frtn ols Aessg nth,
charging 10 with having aid in a
speech !. 4 Y coalsshhatta nah Y = 4 AlhSnst l.4,
that tho daty ef.the white people saa
to iil' a'l' tho Csrpst.baegsrs il Red
River parish; which vas : bass liz ;
and ws asked tbs Rspsbl;eas II.
Journalistic e6aia:sy 10 publish on,
denfs ~ II bad p(Ili,asdlp ehares
~ fsd Il las Jtptj 1sAss. But "a
10 astiele b iaans, " heethis "a
~. .tAet " AZ ~ saasssily .sissl.
- e tyslathy,' sad vsalA hssta
rshrthet ihsss b Btskwith ite d
opisisal q ~ saassss asai.1s %,
Furthermsss, " do6st eany parole.
Ia our pocket fosa 2. .. heaps, .,
It does from White sLsaeuei., no,
did ws beg for . suala 70 Jsotect ou,
odice, a. 1t did on ths ilth septsm.
ber. The Rspsbliaa", like all ,sAssts
Of IT. ~, can howl whom troop,
are in sight, but its sileace il terrible
When they are kosss y.4Ha,T .4sgoo2
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12

Names Of parties iAtlidsd In af.
iidavjt for conspiracy and murder ia
the. parish Of Red River, on Aug. 18th
1874. ,g',N" oo.r'.
Wash Jones, j. H. Cosgroye, VIM
H. Hamilton, John Porter, L. N
Labs, R. AL. Mccurdy, John Mar
tin, R. w. Flemming, ", &C. Rosa
Lutte Low, W. W. Breazeale, WIN
Gillsa, I Leon Grape, J. Ben Smith
WI. Hahn, Joseph Fontenot, r. l.
Tinen, sett. Bedford, ..Wn, DelIas'
sey, R. A. simmons, W. F. Ksphart
B. A. Terstt, 3. w. Taylor, c. A.
Nelson, S:M. HyGna, Joseph johnson
Allen .Pior, Lswysr Brown, NcDo.
maid Scarborough, 9. e. 1pder, Bsnj
Wolfsea, Joseph Pls,pss, G. n. Pru'
dhenne, T. ". Abpty, c. K. Gillss'
pie, walter CLARK, q. ": c.vthorn
F. Resbieu, B. s.La1 1s,l 1isso
John !. HALEY, Dan .s.u
Liz ~: Richa. colen.s, 4 Slyo~l
JohS Car, Robt. ByswsS Sku A
Murphy, J. P. Hyan Phil. Collin.
Rot chanpion, ". JB. Nsrsdsa
john Z. Yates, James hhnson, Hadi
con Asbley, EE.uP4sl9, Ben. Ho
gan, 1essph Piersto, John Howard
John ri'her, Bslias vi'li.n., Nay.l
WILCOX ~-A. sE.-s -sss henson, Jane
Handlsy, Arthur Hand1sX, JSs. Ks;,
mey, Jsa. Pistson; Hardy TSSks. |
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The Soiled Ermine.

The Soiled Ermine.
A, NJ bavs pretty. we'll down up
tbsS1a eroas inditilsala claiming
Aeeotssd odtial po,ltious 1s Repxb-
ica.., IN Natehitochsss parish, We pro.
pose to give few points in tho per.
sonal character Of one of their new
and Lesser lights, who aspirsd to the
Office Of Parish Judge ii odr parish
in November last. j.. Ernest Broda
is the gent'snan 81 God sate tho
mark; tn whom We allude, and =
Fslieht sketch Of THE individual will
not be auiss, Or uuinteresting to our
good people.
Born and = bred . Catholic, 10, 10
1866, conceived ,thst. it would add to
his power to becon,s \ member of the
Masonic fraternity, and We have it
from reliable authority, that hs speut
his days in seeking admission, IN de-
nousciog tho religion he had besn
nnrtured In, in relating to gentlemen
obscene, rsbald and disgusting ato.
ries Of The Priests and Nnus Of his
own church h--and he occurred admis.
sion, for purposes the sequel will
show. ,, -. ,a,.. '' -,
In ls67.8s, when the X. W. G.
organization eprapg up, he was among
the first TO join, and by his upstart
et8ciousness. bio dennncia&ion Of Rad
ica's and negroes; thrust himself to
the fsont, and initiated moro persons
int" that order than '' any one one in our
parish. ar HJ ss..Gn1 t',tN e.
While 1 member n This Society,
be !; to show how welded he val 70
it, principles, and .. an evidence Of
bic zeal !; eouspired to destroy tl,e'of.
8ce Of the 'sRed River News,"a Re
publican paper published, in this city
at that time, and it required tho iu-
terteseucs Of the Grand Coumsndors
to compel him to forgo bis disboiicai
plot, Later, Radicalism became ~
'pet hobby"'., and 70 insrscists him,
Self into the confidence Of these men
he; in violation of HE solemn eHsh
befors high heaven; revealed 70 tho
Csrpes.bag leaders here oil the q.
csets Of ti,s order Of the 'tKiAghts Of
ths Wh!ts Capslia.n ? Aud to render
this av,'o''x'el from him perfect, hs ds.
elarsd he knew, because '''he, was i, one
himself. n y hSt Ihil 10 potaine to bio
subsequent lias of perjury
sfterv.rd hs ;;saneeiyed Tho tde. II
marrying, anA t6at,, "a, / Catholic L.
dy-bat his Aaaonry stoed IL, tho
way-not long, we :, eas' 81 aseare =, you,
tor he reveals 70 the church ~ ~
secrets o. nat order, aud becomes a
dev9ut d,, catholic, Ole. thtust'ug h's piou'
e9sesst,oos '9to "a every ~ ndd||'scn:sicp, s'':a',
every sc' 10Y !ee ao'sosensat q 2
'; ..v' ".. '~. Wv ...'''.'.. '..'.ss
49, '.' .'.I...s' .e. =. :. :. ,'o ~.''
.1"..., s".-o !, Y'.e'I; t,s ~" ,.H : : ~.
""''' ~ wv
'e.s ~.. = ao'.soy =. ~. .''' '.''''' .,,.. :.
1s' :. s'e '.,., ..1 ,,v.s., ~ 80 ~ =
y! ~: ~ 'o'' w ~ ~ s'a e0n;
.aa''.A .,s: '1aoa' y ~ F'.S e. .. ea9
....;. Who vnsla ], II, ,.",, ]. st,,. !,
,.tLll ll.,K -. ,s..uir1..k
sVrr ,rruo'' .ep .a''e's' ~. sa9 'ense :"
- Sss'' ~ W. ~. ae.'i'''s'3as -
4 man IN whcn thsts is 70 redeem. 'l''l =
iDg trait; : thieG : liar, shypecritS,
aud to sam aal, . vile, sewapd ~ d.
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"Althongh On pleasure bsss, .
He hss 8 frugal mind :, H.,

Altno0gn On pleasure 0e0t, 'f.t
He hss frugal mind" H. i5s,'
Myers, the absent District Judge Of
the se'o 18th judicial District formed
BY prince Beullt, toi The a.s Of him
sex and so-sdjutors, that % le9uJse-
staclee should 10 in tle wy uf'hi,
heating spperasio!ns, whom hs proceed.
ID = Swarm q. wax 10 q ne ili'y 60 y x
aas net yet forgot; Bic .es1nlAe Asd
~ mast admit that bic ,eoItesSiont,
t:aholiciaa e.enj' j't1.'kaxy lxsAsSya
y bin new .pd iseevsd s4shy J = I;
steal. Laat.oweeks -, .s'plr9ail1Fs not
only bic sialafI hoh Tho State Trs..
sasy, but tho septesnhss: apprep.is-
ton ii tie. .Sahesl sEs.d, anosa&ias
y sone eSooo. q w 40 inclined d
believe that tho Stass Treasurer ID i
enlaiPle 4. Myers. 1or, 10 l. kaov,un u
y al The psblis ianetioearies Id our
espitdl,so b s'tSisf; and : deissitsr
with ths schsol.bostd ior over 1as,.
00O. a1a- III 81 = .t.s sesj ol.la 4.
c.an..t y. ! I ,,isn.tltss j. 'de.. = y pa,
ssop to Tho Wholesale pjllaess Of on
s>.6 ~AA> - A. ..lL>a a .
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12
Justice or

Justice or
laberty in its true ssnse, to ssm,
pseple. who should know better, il
lnsvsrthelsss hard for them to oomprs.
bend. Thia. jgssrasee either wofal
or willful, seems confined to those
who have never Lost or had their free.
dom i"periled, and all this soft soap
cant of' illegal redress," e,emedy
through tho courts" comes to as frou,
such as the Memphis Appeal, the Gov.
.ir.y Journal, &c. I'D
-, Have those mon ever studied negro
rule with Carpet.bag and Scalawag
influence, from "put yourself In our
place" stand'pointi That they have
not is s6lf.svident, from tho maudlin
afihsions We read eminatisg from the
pens Of Of their facile and not over.wise
wTlteEs' 'n3Hasb in ,asm..Y.i
All admit that eur government u a
fraud, aud we can inform them that
the courts are only tho farce to the
grand drama Of the Kellogg affair.
In proof Of which, and to prove that
courts and Executive, IN this Presi.
dents de fselo State, run even in ras.
cality and fraud. We beg to refer those,
Who seen to take Ineh interest in our
sdairs, to Z late decision Of tho Su
prs;!m!s Court Of tho United States, iu
which eur Supreme Chief Justios has
bsen fouDd to 10 q thief and . de.
ffaud0f. iH' ~lG: H. =. ,.a5i
We 60 further, and cay that, with
one Or two honorable; exceptions, the
entise judiciary of our Stats can be
wen judged by its s~isest Chief
Julstice /; for tho ermine Of no coaptry
Vas ever % disgraoed BY q black
mailing ,ieiousa set Of scoundrels -
tho bench Of Louisiana. 'E'Isf i''.n'-
1hs poIitiops Of Parish and District
Judges throughout tho State, srs filled
with . set Of fourth rate theieving
partisan lawyers, who, had they their
just deserts, would be judged instead
u judging, and still our friends ak
10 to submit to tho courts. tlaipl
Ars We to be robbed and thus iu-
sultedi We are upon tho ground and
understsnd tbe ease veil, No North
srn man with any respect has any
feeling Or synpatby fur these ear-
pet,b,g, ana SFcaIavag thieves, ~ ~
they Msah ,joics to. knew. that tho
StatSiahd wof]d'were we'll rid Of such
scoundrtts. W. hsve exhausted 4ll
lesL remedies, rnSdi veD D''o D'n'oox ,.,,inti ASSUME
these Who grow tinM IT, the sight Of
. .issuous people 1iso indignant
thtt H. fitnrs w have but ono Of.
nnuInneat IA annnlv n tha non .al.ck.A
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12
Republicans as Reformers.


We ave At :. serisas lo.. to sa,ler.
stand H. logic Of ths Now 0rlsaas
&spsuisa", ,pon tts qaeries = i.
Radicf friends on ~ sabjsct sf IL
lowing tho subject Of reform ; Of
constitutional and legal amendments,
to "come under control of . majority
Of persons possibly hostile to the
principles embodied BY the Republi.
can party" If tho Republican refers
to the principles kno4n ~ be khs
bodied in tho Republican. party in
this State, it can we'll s+y that = ma.
jority Of honest Representatives Win
bs opposed to them, fur in tho bleak
asd dreary sea Of Radical lesislssion
with which Republicsns have cursed
Louisiana for the past six years, w
fail to discern enc email island Ut
honesty spon which to pllSw the
hope Of reform. i,. a'o.l",Is ~
Judging the candidatss for re.elec.
ton to Legislative, l'onors by tho a.
pirants in our parish; Pierson and
Raby, We are firmly convinced that
any question save that of individual
plonder and party agrandissmeat,
mooted 10 an Assembly composed of
sach men, would receive but little
confederation, aud auy laws looking
to reform would 10 conveniently re-
fsrred, - heretofore, to some appre-
pirate committee, and tbess be fee~
ever buried. "a" ..I -
The statement contained in tho A.
ticls alluded TO-; weekly Dee. 5sh;
that the governor 10 not responsible
i0r our debt, 10 remarkable, to say the
least Of It. lfhe 10 not in tho main
accountable, ws would like to be in.
foraed who 10. According 70 tho
Republicans, II Il neither theft party
nor Mr.. Kellogg !; and when such ut.
terances ~ this srs ussd, "that Rspub.
licans ~ we'll ~ Democeats desire. to
reduce ezpences," and that tho Re.
publicans were the drst to. instituts
'''reforu," and ,szpeet belief; It ,e-
minds % of tho ssnssless rawlings Of
. fool .'@' 49," !. '.';''''
The Radical party can claim all II,
credit that nay accrue to,,a reduction
Of taxes from 81 to III mills, a. there
is . ''caass for that effect" which W. xe,
sf the PsopIsj party, in,, y, 20 -, way a do.
sire to assume responsibility 5sr, and
that ID the irspudiatisn 'of 20 psr cent
Of tho Indebtedness Of Tie STATE. Z
In Gods name let. ~. have no aael
refornstion Of our ,"Cssstitutiou u
tAe Governor bas done the. i,na,,<sa. y
for Il would u but ! psol ,ni,.ks..hift
after Il came lson TIC bands Of sueh
men ~ kellogg and 'kis advisers.
We are glad to see, hswsver, that the
R.psb'ioas, T. ,st .last ~ss;oss ~ ~.
form, and 10 ovs,louk the just
pride II WosM aass = their party had
been returned elected. and bei,sin IN
.trnm.,t;, IN ..t.1;no .h., Z, fl,,t =. .,.,,,, 3,
4. ~. -..... =. -. ~ ~ .,. NV,
." '''S '""'.et' ss "'e eme ""e" We
ore constrained TO believe this sndden
''reform spirit'. of ths Rtpvbkoox il
another exemn@i6catiion ~ ,.i, o. '5'''a 'i
"wh.n II. a.,;, - .;.,, ~. 4, -, -,
.s;nt ~ v~sM % Ia ''' - Wv"
When tho devil ~ well, devil . ,,int
va he.' .a...t.a,s - o..
}. In tAe mean time 70 AoPatAa d.
ssssive Po~sr' Of tho Rtp*bssa* will
continue good, and xhen tho PSoplS1
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12
.iJ bi.G f.fN - -fnfts -. = a.i
The Shreveport Times and the
iPreeA 4H -, ,,tl.a.

Me y organ. e g tttevery, and 'tks
weak kaeed preas Of The u.ian gone
rally, ssem tsrribly , .horiled At an ar
ticle Which appeared In tho 'shrevs.
port 17sss. some Weeks iince, In which
L .4veassed, A4ta A. '4ts'es't the b.
tutiiug BS0d counted. oat .persous
isy1liy. 'slsctsd'aad eouuted in sther.,
i w. tahe N! daty II our people. !. 70 till
those thas> >eoapted In, 6a.. ',i,,tu,;
We do MT sestany csala tsf Oh this
display Of horror this avaIdlin 1tar
q eon'eqa aee!n'sees,' e!'s tSr w. know !. tall \!
we'll thp cepaaau.aoea that viii bs{.lI
oss f,ople In ~ event tAs Retarpipg
Board "works up" the election returns
sligafn.t ~ Thes lltnpbis Appeal.
md, .Cdsvi.r. Josy~al, h.ld up, their
Aasasseha& at aneh statsmsnts, ard
proalsusee them tho ''uttefaaces Of .
fool xbk : inadnap. We know the
1s.ss = = b neither, and VI, VI doubt
not but the Editions Of the fret namsd
joarpaas are bota, and something b.
youd that, which decebcy proppts 10
pot j y I e express, ,o,W ", \ had oeeiIion 70
refer to the statenents coptajued In
tho Cosrisr.Joxrael With regard to
ksksew'pdga II Ne. aaslrs II Lou-
hlsna, IN our iasue of, Oct. I'd, st
which time Il exhibited = most 10.
fdl, ! y not wami, isnorraasI,ss y our
aaiop, and tins seems % bsye
ta1>saed THE bliadssas, p Of psrvsraiss,
moro firmly upsn Il. slla't "is,ra,
Lae III Cbx.se,, ,Josrsal sud Mem..
Ill Aawp,al NJ dshtth. Radical. Is ,Ast
.'KAsG Glove atyls," and II tAsy IN
Peeessssthetr self Esspset 10, % ddiss,
II u nsss than other pssooprle e4n "
for them. Al hr Whit i vwaS ioail ~
ths Shreveport ,g'' Z N~s', ~, With l,sasf to
dealing IN 4 sannary manner with
tbsse thieves, 10 ssdorss suwy vs,s
and sylhb's cf II and if OUT homo
''DieAk l[' l: Tnrpins" s1peet 70 sa3sy their
edess By afaadaleat eoanttng they
10 a.desus gravs nistale. For 10
have assured them once, and uwe DO
% NOW, that We have tho ropes and
Lamp I post. !, lesby hr them xhen
they sstusn,I with their Rstarsipg
Board oosmi'dooe sod BY Tho ster.
naf, we win put 'thsn to use. .7ii q j
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12
The Natchitoches Library has 6seu
pufchasedlby thelUnited Sons of Tom.
pcrauce,!snd is now :uuder the control
of that order. = a,...-... j.

Resulsr7msesing Of the United Sons
of Temperance take place every San.
day evening at 4 o'clock P. y. Let
every memGsr attend tho meeting to-
morrow - business Of importance de-
mands attention. u4 e-, ,,
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12

Dear 0rorler: -,
Whist is the meaning Of scaaaxas.
D" Truly gears,
We are aasioss to rcply-natve
born d-n thief. .E.seP.
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12

. Thanks to stealhsts Flsta. ana Ef1
10, for 6lss Of late city aid Northern.
papers.
The People's vindicator., 1874-12-12

T'oas eelsrsd e,assns who;;' With s6
naeh patriot. yotea a viltthIttlls Al ! 1IA'llt.
people, can; rsssare, eertiaea3ss 10
that shsee, ty;applyips b N. j. Cus.
"ingham, Chairman Il ~ Connitsse
ofsevesty. w desire III Our ooeol.
orsd friends . tsar !, this holssasis
Testimonial ii frea ~ white people, aal
we can assae6t them aof ear lastjoe
ltiendship..a ''la;>,soh 4 i. u ;sa.
, 1874-01-27

The following Instruments vera filed for !.
record Oh Monday, Jan. 20:

Tie following Instruments vera filed for.
record OH Monday, Jan. 20:
o1r1 PROPERTY.
Western Nv, " cor Of Stxtconth st. I, 699 2-l0x
GA $40 it. dated Jan. %. Henry II. Walker TO Oliver
Perrin consideration. SCI, 200. --...
Washington at, 60 foet Of Hoyne st, I, 3Q1124A
it, dntcd Jan. !; consideration, $1,000.
Walkcr at. coax # " Of peaplaiucs st. +. 24x111H
II, dated Jan. q; consideration, $500.
Fifth av, 81 feot Of Harrison at, OF, undivided Il
Of 2ohx12o It, dated Jan. al consideration, $40 600.
Tss cor ;a 2, s
with buildings, datod Jan. u considor,tion $1,000.
aatod w. 4 Il, is1s; eonsideration, }soe:
Elk Grove 1t, 194 2-10 # aand Q Of North avs W
f. 2s It to alloy, dated May 3. 1878; confederation,
Dse st, l75 II Of Sophia It T. asz125 IT, dated
eisS ssy T. TX Sc IT. IT, dated
Lot l5 III Lake 1t and tontral Park subdivision Of
part " Kawh Soc II, 80, u, dated Jan. "a consid-
I@av}ts ii, 81 1t Of Washington st I, slx1ls it,
datcd Jun. Il; consideration, &, 900.
DeKoven ct, cor Of Jefferson st, I, slx11s It.
dated jan 2 consideration, $1,000.
MONTH or CRY LIMITS -
Ashland sv n oor Of Wellington ny, enttre block Of
20 lots dated jan q consideration, $4,000.
Lots TO- IT, 10, Block 2, Pixies Subdivision, W
neAswA Sec: j, 2s, II. dated Oct. 10. 1872 con-
Lots /, !, ), block i, Eloauors Subdivision OF Il
acres In . X n " n SEQ. 10, 49, IA, dated May 49,
1879 consideration, $3.50.
Lois and Of Mcpougaf'a subdivision Of Lot 7,
Block 81 SEQ 1G 49, H. dated Jun. All consideration,
81. 800.
Lot 10, souerbry dEr,a' Subdivision Of Block g
See 1G 33 H. dated Dec. 30 1878; consideration, $685.
Lot Of samo block, dated Dec 30, 1878 constdera
ton, $G25.
NV wAaw laeA Sec Q, 38, II, dated jan. ~ con-
eidcration $500.
, 1874-01-27

tlo at tl15o; 1900 bn do at 541{o; $500 BIZ 10 Mt
5io: 2, 9uv By do at t91@o; 2,0go b9 do, now, IT
Totnl,' 4s' 10 20 bu. ' ~ ''' '''' ~ ' '
Oats wore In good don,and, and averaged 1@
70 highor, Under tho lniueroo Of light receipts
horo md creator firrnnoBs In Now York, naaod to
sympathy with wheat and corn. Only fow buy
ers woro willing to pay tho advanced pricos how
over. mud tue markot caaed OF lator, in company
with tho lending cereal. Selor February opoiud
sellors sMaroh sold at afS@4to, oiosins at 4ly1o.
S0ilor NIny Hold Mt 4814 6@40Ao. CaaG No.
closed at 43114c. and rojeetod ii 0u9<o bid: Caah
anlos woro reported Of 0,000 bu No. at 43s1o;
rojootod at 41o; 00U bu do at 39o GO0 bu 90 at
ossle; 600 bu whito by sample at 4211o. Total,
ilyo waa quiot and strong. Tllo, only aalos
No. 2 ut 200, md 1000 bu do ut 7OHc, both on
90 storage Tlaia would make regular about 78o.
There wae, however, little offered at thoeo fig
uros, the bulk Of tue ryo now hero being hold on
tho basis Of 300 for regular No. 4. Tic den,and
ID fair, md tho receipts continue light.
Dnrloy WaB qniot and llrm. Buyors Hoemod
willing TO tako considerable quantities at Batur-
days prieoss,, but tho offerings were gonoIally
rho snbjoinoa liat Of yaloa givos a. good an ldea
aa bo gathered Of market so irregular that 1t
romndB QUE OF tho little black which run nbotit
30 mich that tue boy could not count him In
with the rest. Barley la worry cxeltablo, and
rise or fall Of loo or 200 por bu Ia equally 1lkcy
to occur ut any moment. CaHh saloa woro re-
ported Of 400 b,l No. aul 400 bu Northwestern
do at 51.70; 400 bu No. 8 IN. W. at $1.50; 800
bu do at Si.48; 400 bu do nj 8l.45; 1,2o0 bu re-
jectod ut $l.40; 1000 bu do at s1.37; 5000 Lu
by simple .(utah) at 81 .95; 500 bu do
Mt 91.70; 1,760 bu do at Sl65 1000 bn do at
91.00; 400 bn do at 91.60; 400 bu do at S145.
Total, 25, lou bu.
EUROPEAN atAnKETs.
The following a1yiooa Wero received on
'Chango to-day, 1n addition to those glvon In our
telegruphio columns
jan. observation-disclosures OF eoast, whoa. rpwnrd
tendency. Corn firm. Cargocs l}assage both whcat
ANl corn 1rtner. Mark Lnue-Wlleat hrtner. Gorn
firm. Ltvorpool-Wheat market improving. Corn
atcalIer,
EXPORTS FROM THE eEADOAHD.
Tho following arc tho aggregate exports Of
the articles named, froln tho ports Of Fort1nnd
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, aud Baltimore,
for tho week endtng Jan. %:
Flour, brls.,.... s7,s0o|pork. bra........ 1850
Wheat, bu.,... 968000 bacon, 10, ,1B7 900
Corn, Iu....... oU0,00u Lard. bH....... 1855 600
lsye, bu........" 3G,oou
Tho export cIearancoB for Europe from the
portH of New York. Boston, AfoMtroal phlladol-
phia, aud baltimore. aggregated. wero for the
aforementioned weeks as follows:
, 1874-01-27

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 1920 bu wheat, 2,G95 bu corn, 1,573
bu oats, 7S1 bu rye, Lad BIZ hurley.
Tho following grain haB Deon inspected into
stora this morning, up to 10 O'Clock; 1872 ears
wheat, 81 cara corn. 20 cars oats, Q cars ryo, II
cars barley. Total, 22G cars. or sc, 900 bu.
Tho proposed "call " OIL 'Ohango does not
meet with universal favor, and vote will bo
taken Oh tho subject Tomorrow (ruosday).
Baltimore, Md, has adopted our system and
standards Of grain inspection, aud will hence
forth grade grain precisely as 1t Is done in this
city. THO Detroit grain dealers, after having
wraAtlcd long time With the dishonest practico
Of mixing spring with winter wheat, hAyo at lust
adopted the Illinois rulo Tint mixtures Of gralu
alall 10 inspected us belonging to the lowest
grade contained in tho mixture.
The National Crop Reporter grows III value
with zach successive number. The children
layo not yet begun 10 cry for It, but the fatl,orB
aro rapidly recognizing It as very valuable
contribution to our knowledge in regard to tho
cropa.
The loading produce marhots woro stronger to-
day all round, chiefly because tho receipts were
light both in hogs and broadstnffs.. Tho mild
woatllor, now 80 long continued, llas played
havoc with tho roads in the country, md pro-
vented them from bong used for tho tfanBporta-
ton Of produce. II tho wntor should continue
to bo all opol one, HI III now foared by lnuny,
with temperature Of b to 10 degroAs above the
average, it would leayo III very little to trade OIL
by spring, and monaco the crops Of noxt sun-
III the market for domestic dry goods tllorc
was fair aetiyity ut firmly maintained pricos.
Tho nunbor Of outside buyers III attendance
wa ,yas,, larger than on thia day last
also made q better showing. drocerlos continue
| 1tfly RntiYc, with DriCeH rplI0rulJY firm. IAC
, 1874-01-27

sHEEE:-Tio rocctpH nuce Saturday arc reported
nt 10 hoau Tile market waB Inactive. The faw BtMle
lots left over fron laat week woro thposc Of al rather
botcr prices than obtainahlo Int weok btt tho
edvance wgB not sufficiently marked 10 warrant
cllange in quotations. which aro 1850 @5.40.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonH. jan. 96-DEEvEs s--1loccipts ycstordny
and today 9210, making D,09g for thg wuck against
2aa0 for last wect. Tho quality ts good, aud te Av-
ornge far. The demand Is goo bus under largo ar.
riVala prices fell about nc. an numor Ut rar.Ioatls
rcH1nfncl utlsold. Quotations. arc 7h0pHo for poor
70 good Toxuns 1oNts1l1lo for me.finn to fair m
tvcs, ald 1l,1q5t211c for good 10 strictly primo.
SHEER AND iAhns-Fresh offerings, 1o,loo, making
arge business t1o1o, mainly at former pricea but
tho markot weakened toarls tin coHe and tho latest
transactions were at decIif,o Of A@bc. No ots Ut
really poor sheep were auwlt. 8ovcrnl carioals of
utst8lly good ilcecea rnnRca Mt b?GD716c.
AWiNE-iloccipA yesterday nlld to-lny, 0,190 mnk-
Ing ii GOO for tho woek against 1870 for lust week.
1.-Two steady at S961sc, with four cnr-oas ut 51ic;
dressed III demand aul firm at 7dl4c for city, and
dtsta7o for Western.
EAST LIBERTY, IA.
East LrBEnTYt Jan. 21-CATTLx-Arriva1a tnc1ud-
Ing Saturday and Sunday, 12a cars nu Bulca.
lIoGa-Arrivals fnclutlinR Saturday md Buutlay,
11eH cars Dcat Philadelphas, $6.2o@SG.a5 Yorkera,
$5.a6@J.60.
snEEr-Arriva1g, including Saturday and Sunday,
cura no saics.
PHILADELPHIA.
Fn1IADE1ru1A, Jan. GB.-CATrrE-Duli; sales %. .Dos
PcnuHylyania md Western stccra at 1j771 fnlr to
GOOD, *8.0oGs7 90 common, $4.o0a5.60.
SHERp-1n fair demand aaca II, GOO Ut s., ,15i37.15.
HooR-Rhmer at u. .60G9B.76.
, 1874-01-27

to reports Of tlocliMe East. Cast No. eioaod
ut 9f.25N bid. md ofgorad at sl.25nG. boflor
February sold at el.2516691. .251s; aollor March
at 81. @1.2oX; bath olosng easy at tho In
rnnry, and oo@o0Xo, aellcr bfaral, cloaing ut
OOho. Salos Of provisions include 10000 lbs
groom shoulders Qooso) Mt 594o cash; 800 brs
ineHs pork, ao1for February, at Bll.i7i1 900 brlB
sl4s71f; 1000 tca lard, seller March, ut s0.55
ago toa DO. aollar Anil, at R0.76.