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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

The EXPRESS Robbery. vas ne.
ported in Now York. on Saturday. that
tho Adams Expfess Company bad been
robbed of Q safe containing $500. 900.
The value Of the bonds. which were in
two packages, is as follows: In the first
parcel. shipped from Columbia, Janu-
arJ IA, were twenty -four 81, 900 South
Carolina consolidated bopds Nos
l:O6S to 1.O9l. inclusive, and one of
sge. shipped from Riohnond.i Va.
were three South Carolina consolidated
bonds of $1,000 each, Nos. 1910 to
1.2l2. inclusive, and ono $500 bond,
No. 268; also. six consolidated Virgins
bonds, $1,000 each, Nos. IA. $50 TO
1866. inoiusive. and four coupons.
due January l. 1876. Of $50 each; four
Missouri State bonds, Nos. 3.723.
3.725. 3.726 and 8.727. .,s,ig..,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

BE JUsr TO YoURsELY AND GEr1Rous
70 ycua WMR-Keep yopr farn 40
counts correctly and regularly in the
'.Rural Accountant" aud give your
wife copy Of the ''CAFcliua House.
wife" The largo sale of the Rural 40
countants has enabled the publishsrs,
Walker. Evans 4 Oogswsll. Charles
ton. 8. O.. 70 stereotype the forms. and
thus reducs tho ooeA. They now offer
the small siss ~ 81. and the large At
81 80. per uasil, poshsss prepaid. The
Carolina Hesssvife 10 Miss RutlelRs,s
essa blisbed cookery book, and should
be in every house 10 Caroiina. J1f -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

Recently the local paper at Grass
Valley said: The prettiest girl in Grass
Valley doesn't carry herself straight
enough when promenading. For .
week after, all the Grass Valley girls
stslked about like so many bean poles;
and every girl said. "rhat horrid pa.
perl Ma. don't I walk straight?"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05
EAs . : .sis3 90 ll.s Iims-sos q.

isl. ia AK, J., o.. a By Gxtu$., ira..
i Ours 9, is the sge 0f polisical tyfspnyA-s.
OF riggs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS societies,
which ( ~date.er' AdsaSfsge may be 'fh
thshi: q aqessiau Which Il is not, onr
business TO 'diseuss,) y hold their tneu!.'
berg dowH 10 2 level. Of compaisoariy
mediocrity. and WELD ovsr their ENG
mics the mysterious power of q pehn,s
GericM. II lis sn, age OF com petit ons.
Ignorance. aadacity and nepotisp-s
day in, which a man,S ability to govern
q nation, o State. or q province liz
proved by his capacity for smoking 4
cigar. prttlng a bull pup. driving u;
team, bestowlng Offices on his rela.
tons. sccspting bribes and remember.
ing date; a. day OF fraudulent bauk.
Tuptcies. Of mercantile dishonesty. of
'1nblushing demegoguism. of ram pa ut
statesmanship. 1t would be most
difficult matter for any one to over -es.
innate tho real evils Of the times.
There arc plenty of voices to proclui in
it-veices that sometimes shrek fapu.
ticaliy. and sometimes oyerstep the
boundary between the ridiculous and
the sublime. There is the "World. {"
with thunders OF Jove, with wild light
ming and storm blasts, blazing, flash
Ing aud rosounding around. There is
the philosophic Tribune, vith it's thee.
reticai wisdom. and logical beyond oil
human possibilities. There is the
Times, with its rugged grandeur, ruv.
ing against arisfocrats and usurpers
There il the HerdlI. with its versatility
and changesbiiity, sometimes uphold.
ing and sometimes condemning. vieinR
in hues with the chameleon; then there
10 mighty swarm of lesser liahts.
swearing. blaspheming, abusing, occa.
sionally fawning and praising in the
same breath, then tearing their hair,
splitting their finger nails about the
loeves and fishes. Then there il a
mighty army OF oGace.ho.dars, man.
worbbippers, bar-room suckers. who
follow and rave against the people. or,
If necessary. against the "God man I"
as the wind blows. Then there are
such Jaoobins and charlstans as Nor.
ton. Logan, Conkling 81 ia onsne genus,
whose selfish, narrow, contracted, de-
magoguish. disbolioal, fiendish minds
and perverted iutsllscts would glory
and rejoice in the overthrow Of human
rights republican. government and
constitutional Liberty. In short, all
classes and all tho rauks OF humanity
ares iodicsted before many tribunals,
and avery true biM--too true b,h in
@ost cases-is found against thom.
The oracular prophais. of the time. in
their 'ravingH declsratiQas fury, affls,
tuS and psSsionate tpfediotiCns. Az
sometimes partly In the right. II
woald be extremely ldfffoult in this
present monaeut aof commosion, Law.
aesYiess and'ibterhai fernfent. to say Of
most ~ .',, Of sts shse. 8 !oSs.sr, fhrt they are
IAnpoErD. --:sp>psssi 4 Hfstiinpi.,
convicted at the recent terna Or fiie
United States Circuit Couat of ratail.
ing;liquor without paying. tho .speeiaI
taE. and senteneed 10 sig d onthy I'm!
pIisonment. sad to pay doe ol
III. 600. hRs be0n nun0Ondikianallv n.r
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

! The California; highwsyman still
: ss; ,nd ssssss sss.s.d 'Is's s.s
ehort cloak. rsd SKIRT, ihesty nous.
ssehe. . lock OF lady's hair next his
hesrt, and has tssseis on his boots.
The school OF highway robbery iu
Caiifofnia is fult OF possible Joaq uin
Millers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

rAnpoErt. -:Sp>pssei 4 Xfstiinpi.,
convicted at the recent termi' bf tifs
United States Circuit Oouas of ratail.
ingeliQuor without paying. The special
tax. and sentenced 70 tsix d onths Inn.
p.isonuent. snd to pay doe OF
81. 900, has been uuoonditi0nally par.
doued by President Grant.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

Mr.. N. II. Bishop, with his papsr
CANOE. has arrived IN Charleston. on
his cossting expedition. G -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

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a:.x a..,. .sA shAl !2syt !2sy ytSa tSssassSsSiR5SsST SfSsITas
pSSsS SSssSfS II esaSlR* s iEs 81 ds$SiRsss $SiRsss
Sos' shehaii :saases tlsaassSte tesnsrsds
are. The walls we're gay vittabsasi,
sfstarkA tA.s&saasa, aess4asi salb
PctNJ is;Is6s si$apls as ss 4 SE4i2s
9nd thyroid Pel4atteI RfGapqk i1AppssS
dartiat mainOsv hack au.Assaa q ,iAk.r
fpgi iaHti pAttFeas&. ,dsovs asStsyfsSI
ptsssneGs Fey G,I9l.i, sgsH ,sAosS,o,t o,tlSt3&s.
.tiSn1, .RaAnty spd sltei.d do@ynSs @ = Spa SjSS
fndr sobse sge. tina, mibtasu 90 sAi1
tue civilian, 'she coy mAidA pefF jAHt
sseStp tfashea. /. ds1s,,' mfds .h0Ah' Ers
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fhron gu AtnU NATL Ri1is 6as OF, siik ssoGo
torn Sroap ylA. ass By IiMt, .eait1t. .qatta
The sadie ~ 'bhAps7, ,bss$.o Abs 70 .gSseI ga0 aI.
several dsg-bssTeFs, bad .,hssn 4llsd,H
The 'sastesed bAnpnt aef .tie. Eamp,,d
ton Legion. which wAA ckrsieal lbfSUHkh,nf
hOus tho empire xar. A8bg,3taHoe Tnst.ii THnisti
Haga Of Baehmans y, R..|ssyl;s, lsni3 E,st,1 S"i
Regiment of R,aas. Dh,aleiton % And.
Company e, Abbesillsi Soesshst WITH.
the stars and Stripes. and 5kA, ,9g& ILL
The RIiichlana R,As. Qiub sands tie Dare.
T.A.S.S's
AeS' asa sas~ isus' Ssess6nt wfth' sAhlief
bannsfs. and other soIaisrly enHl2H5., ~
Adorned tie 1aiis. 1'.o' "a" 'aniaaTo %
. About o,alock the ,h.,a,..s.l.u
. ....,.I .'.. I..
Spopu.at nascn' wnen tne eoM panyst
moved arbut the .haif aud 'asscs III
70 the supper rpasa. On. tha th'u. sece.;d Sf"'
floor, The f~esk vsssrnfAuonfed h, ,AGsgit
MoK sns;. ,sh, nt,Sssesss,s.,aua' 3, a'L..I..,.
|ths MA iaaA aai,Jxis,y, adi, ,in.IUsn aiS %
. SIpo Htx xtfE -; A} saatt az ttHG rSsMRk
ing tafA, ,tha 40g1s, OF ,GFeStipH ;kelt "a
Nth. xasA eod Hhn.~.r ~. ~
,1sI 1sIAssHBsDessASb@oVAno
Mr. MAoH that 0hUtnh tn tnhai&ipioVl3oA
was xAN:-Sraa eSad srEi xssn asistx5
III txSriS"Tf - -. E.o sVasOytu6
10 the bill Sf fafet ..,',, 80.
L Pieces NootsaTri xilitarx Tnoph,lMe' ~
Otanee, ,.oepo4 4nIs. !. maocsxoon. ~.
ringpes, orcaoemSonche,on On ueao;~s'
Roast-I urEey. vii 'dnot." c,on.s' st"
partridgss en- dan nsr.ridsss Sn. ="
casas. Bniled-Ham fnro.n o.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05
FSeWth 1sfsSl1s IsSscsS.

2 SeWth .UsFslias S1sEacs5.. g =
The last week duauoial report Of the
New York Herald represents State
I bondsA D |ng toI olitlB Bsl 6d lnal bisl
I dompliA Ions. 9 no. &bg bokq jed
prom mt pla in 4arke fha
report bf\s the pvsr brsI OF kde( gis
sud Mssyodfr to Sheir fsspectiv fSkm.
latures are considered to be the most
Encouraging among Southern tfGy,
erness.---E!ssias-is- -sakise.-stsps--.s
get her de within sasy control.
North iUsroliaah has do. w. LJucceedeti
ih, eR5s1 -Bomp7Smfss Usswss6
dssssss .sss.. Il 1SRlsgs.s & l's2a@1fIl 's2a@19sf J.
going on With ApitixH'dsCi sexpeeted
that the consolidation Of the whole
debt will be virtually completed within
the year. In conneotidH with the con.
adeuce thus expressed, in. New York. q
Holder of South Carolina bonds. now
ih Uoldmbis, Nfie& t6bshs' Ne,0ssdad
GangfsE that. q, t1pAxsssta oifs things
exists in the Treasury Department of
the State GoSetumanth Two SeSts
ego. hsksg.EdedA bisiAeads as almost
y Worthless; to-day. he says they are
rfn@O44D hfffsN3Hs
s". Of 81 5Hs
'noV7KJHs11SslySI1.Spa san"
We observe that the Finance Com,
4itteeQ QNA Bha1NAAsp6AJd1 1a,
vPfsstBllsS',b$ tBllSb SSSq29o 1sSistsahDt.ze SssahD FORK
Flanoassss. 4 CIarnddni oandr Oodleton
3 ySisRgSiai' 9,Iq the
Housspahs. .0qsamittee, onsJNays and.
MsAHN,,hasr;lHsp 6OaHHE;d 6H4lEd a a senaie' Siu, to
apsherizs l7aad creqpirS the County
pompfa44bsfss' 4sa, III levy q
spsoia oitaKS ns 6ipilaruteporss were
made, nsitle,s sRick,sha. AhbsvAls,ai
OsngeSurg and LsuregsH A petition
wlps slsp, presented Itp q. the County,
q OptnmissiS neffi Sf MsSbetty. HraIihg
a levy of 3par, mHi iaI Ifor Goanty pas4
roiapest 81 1s 6 Y X, pcrts oasnaa petitions
appaarol inv one day r. probeadinga..
v egsilaasBtl ldss salBBAsuf4sSs and n ilA "A =!
it does not 'slstA dy exis {, indushrians
tf.s.Sh1s 1sAh]RIsP h]RIP. e ID sa,s.ase., NothiBg
ID siesriy, &estiaiaa tu1 wisnAnsSsmsnt
oi aattahp4SHiSsstdHds
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

APpo1NTMrNTs.-Gov. Cham berlain
has made tho following appointments:
Jury Commissioners for Clarendon
Wm. Dickson. Trial justices. Edge
field. r. w. Cannon, J. A. Barker;
York, 81. r. Roberts. John Msrtin. j.
j. L. Gill, r. L. Simmons. Treasurer
Of Darlington-P. O. Fludd. Notary
Public Of Fairfeld-D. b. Kirkland.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

LIST OF NEW wADvRRTlsEdRNrs. -.o
Dsvlin & Co.-Olothing. ~
q. A. Kaminer-Copartnershib.
Mules ami Horses at Daly's Stsbles.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

AN. INvAIU4BEE TRAVELLING CoM-
:11.tt6N. .-Cba6ge Of climate. water or
,aiSt NJ Apt 20 induce harrassipg and
hksrous yIsd es. 6Fhe nhtee
Oh sSombinea fst to hou.
~ QF emigranta very ar. fs it
9sn, oi the et imH rtan to|
&b has Hostettst skoI ch tterq
.AS 669plnls pre$sotsSe N. thsj Aarsk
fdF5CpnseQue6ce arieipg FROM these
tceaaeSf Travellers, v"yAgers. and en-
fgrSntsito new coautpis.s d nI1ot. .bstoo,
,oiten-. Reminded -of-tha -taat, ,.that -this,
agreeable vegetable tonic is the most
1aAabre safe!8aatd pgAiHat ,us3 fdab TO
Which tAsY .sEs tsE more liable tARp tbs
hRbitual denizeDs OF heaItby reRions..
The primal effect of the nuSleW9 S6n35S,
atmosphere which prsduce 46s nafe
i kkS S|;' !
iiss. i's.s' - ssss u ~ l; =. Z
dies Of f - .a%fGs' type. H iao
unteract }the I'm eeud denotes
Of m&fNA by eS$sHt I955> >xation.
TIL 7, Iaaa is
:; ! ;!!'| !! A. !! ;s q 3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

Court OF CEREBRAL SHss1oNs-FEB.
RUARY 4.-The Court met at 10 A. NJ.
Judge r. B. Carpenter presiding.
The folio wing cases we're called and
tried: John Harris. indicted for grand
lsrceny-verdict gnilty; recommended
to the mercy of the Court. William
Porter, indicted for grand larceny
verdict not guilty. Benjamin Wade,
indicted for murder-verdict not
guilty. John Harrison and Thomas
Thompson, indicted for grand larceny.
Pending the consideration of this case
by jury. tho Court adjourned. The
Court directed the Jury to bring in a
sealed verdict David Goodman was
excused from serving on the grand
jury for this year. and Alfred Coving-
ton sworn In his place. Court ad.
iourned until 10 A. M. tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05
wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD "Wednesday Morning
Notwithstanding the heavy rain, bad
road, and and the general cry that much
of the vegetation is destroyed, the supply
OF green stun was quite large, rs much
in fact, as usual on Wednesday morning
The quality though, is detective in many
instances, particularly Of corn, tomatoes
and potatoes They want the sun to RI
pen and perfect them. The demand i.
equal to the supply, and for chicken, and
butter, 1t was much greater. Eggs were
plenty at quotations.
PRoDUcE-Eggs, at Is cts. per doz.;
butter 2jCa 3Oc per ID; chickens 2jlG35
cts each; honey @Oc per lbi dried beans
Zoe per quart.
VEGErABLEs Potatoes, ljG20 ct,
per peck; tomatoes 4OCdGO cts per peck
string beans 20 cts per peck; corn, lOa Is
cts per dozen; bcets > cts per bunch;
cucumbers, lOMlj cts per dozen; cab
bage 5mlO cts per head; squashes, 5 cts
each; cau.Ifowers, jGl 10 cts per head
pickle cabbage 10 cts per head; onions 3
punches for dime; carrots 3 cts per
bunch; egg plant lO@l5 cts apiece.
FRUTr-Green apples, 40 cts per peck;
watermelons 2jCdy ) cts each; Qantaloupe
muskmeons and autmegs, Ola 20 cts each;
peaches, 81 per peck; plums, 81 per peck;
blackberries, 10 cts per quart; goose
berries, 10 cts per quart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05
TuE WHEAT MARKET.

Whilst making our weekly rounds yes
,.rt.y. gathering market quotations and
;,,u,ripc into the condition of the
trade oy,he ,i,y we found that something
rL.. manic exist, in regard to the wheat
.,, N.ur markets. The Mc,srs Pollock,
,-,,r;.,,r. Of III, Pacific Mills, were un-
sb,, TO give quotation, for wheat at all,
~. MON. WA, Offering; nor could any be
t.i f-omtha farmers row nj any reason
.b,ar-.r,. They have on hand sufficient
,.g.... 70 make coo or 200 barrels of first
cla,, aour. and when that Is ground up,
the mills Will have to lie idle, unless
whes, begins to move. The stocks
~ dou- In the hands of wholesale dealers
iu this city, are all light, and We were
shown a handful of telegrams and letters
making orders for -four that could not at
one" be filled. Responses from Western
mills say: We have not the flour on
hand, and farmers refuseto sell wheat at
any price at present.
In this market, Flour has advanced to
IS 90. wholesale, and with q decided up
ward tendency, and light stocks. At Gin
alnnati, red whra, was quoted active at
81 GOAL -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05
Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, August 4.-FIour-Vcry
firm and holders asking higher rates.
Wheat Unsettlcd; No. l Chicago ) 30;
No. 81 IS spot; has sold at 81 2ji spot
81 2Gl seller August; No. 3 5 lSl;rcjrct-
ed 81 O5G1 OG!. Corn-Dcmand active
and prices advanced; No. 72tc spot or
seller August; 1890 seller September re-
jected G9GG9ic. Oats-Ilighcr; No. >
j6c spot; 4lc scl'"r September. Barley
Speculative demand and prices higher
at 81 l2l seller August; 81 ll!ml II
seller all year. Rye--Strong and higher
ut S2ldS3c spot; S2c seller September
Sceds-Dcmand good at full prices; tim
othy 81 55m2 65; clover s. 7ja Z 90.
Pork-Activc and pricct advanced Mt
S2l 50 spot; $2l 62l@2l Co seller Sep
iember. Lard-Dcmand fair and prices
advanced at Sl3 81! spot; $l5 50 seller
September. Bulk Meats-Dull and high
cr;.shouIdcrs S!ci short rib l2c; short
clear l2ic. Wbisky-Strong and higher
ut 81 Is.
On call -Whcut-Lower at
81 % seller August; 81 253Ctl 2j3 seller
September. Confirm and unchanged.
Oats-Firmrr at 453@4j5c Ter Au.
gust; 4l.c seller September Barley
Higher at 81 IL seller September. Pork
-lOc lower. Lard-Easy ut Sl3 -
seller September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05

Amnesty Association Of Dublin issued 8
proclamation calling on Irishmen to as
semble by thousands to join in the O'Con-
mel centenary procession. They have
resolved to carry banners inscribed;
Remember the political prisoners and
"God save Ireland At the
close of the march they will
assemble around the OC,nne.l monument
and present Lord Hagan's address. 1t
is believed Hagan will not deliver his
Grafton unless he is assured of complete
order. All public houses will be closed
during the day, and troops are quartered
in different sections OF Dublin. Cardinal
Cullen issued the pastoral enjoining strict
temperance by his people. Cullen does
not fear any difficulty.
Ten thousand strangers arrived in
Dublin, yesterday, to attend the UCon-
nell Centennial.
The French Assembly.
VERSAILLES, August 4.-The session
of the Assembly was formally closed to-
day, in accordance with resolution for
II recess until November 4th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05
New YOrk Market.

New YORK, August 4.-Cott)n-FTm
at l4{ml4jc; futures closed weak; August
II 3-lGc; September l4Iml4sc; October
l3 5l.32c; November Is 81. $50 lic; De
ccmber II l-32c; January II 5-$2Gg
l43IGc; February l4s@l4 1890; March
"A 9-lG@l4 l9-32cc; April IA 2j.32c,
Flour-Dcmand fair and prices ad-
vanced; receipts 1900 bbls; supertine
western and State $5 ljCg5 70; common
to good So O0MG 40; good to choice
So 4OG6 S5; white wheat extra 50 sjm
: 80; extra Ohio So O0lG7 80; St. LOUIS
So 4OaS 80. Rye Flour. Steady at s. 10
as %. Corn Mcul-Firm at 81 lOm
1 20. Wheat-Active; receipts 10000
bushels No. , Chicago and Milwaukee
spring 81 39Crl Al; extra white Michigan
81 80; No. spring 81 1901 30. Rye
Steady and firm; Canada in bond 9jc.
Barlcy-Firm. Mult-Steady. Corn
Opened trmcr and closed heavy and low
cr; receipt, - 600 bushels; western mix
ed steamer Si@S5!ci do sail o5!asSc
Oats-Activc; receipts 1000 bushels;
western mixed GlmG Gic; white western o.
m7lc. IIay-firm ut SO 90. Coffee
Firm at l7!& 2Oc. Sugar-Quict; fair to
good refining S.@S 5-lGc; prime 5 7-lGc.
Molasses-FIrm. Rice-Quct. Petro-
lcum-Quict; crude 5@jkc refined 10,
mll!c. Rosin-Unc nchanged. Turpen-
tine-3l 4Gl 32c z Eggs-F'rm at ISOLDE
Lcathcr-Cnchangcd Pork-FIrmer;
jobbing at 81 5OG2l 60 Beef-Quiet.
Cut Meats Dull; middcs dull; long
clear city II! 5c. Lard-Firm; prime
steam, old, l34@ l8l5-l6; new I3ic. But
ter-Unchanged. Cheese-Hcavy nt jCl
lllc. Whisky-Quict and firm ut 81 2O!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05

fcation of the issuance of his recent
pamphlet, and BISMARCK in Germany q
fresh impulse in prosecuting his policy
towards the Roman Catholics, in that
they both can adduce it as proof of their
positions-that members of that church
are dangerous citizens because they con-
fess allegiance to the Pope and the
church, rather than to their lawful rulers.
1t is greatly to be hoped that no such
course as the above will be adopted in
this country, for its effects will be exactly
similar to that in Great Britain. 1t is
plainly visible that at this moment, there
is strong feeling in the country IN
favor of recognizing the old
Know Nothing party. y senti-
ment opposed to the freedom of
conscience, is gaining ground daily.
Should it appear that on al occasion such
as this, our Irish fellow citizens are will
ling to declare themselves as anxious to
lose sight of their home nationality, and
merge it solely in their church, this op
position will gain ground and strength.
Let them celebrate if they will, what
all our naturalzed citizens are at liberty
to celebrate, the days devoted to national
traditions and "reminiscences; but
if they exhibit in our
midst, that same Ultramontane spirit
now being manifested across the ocean, 1t
will be received by many friendly to
them now As people, with apprehension
and disapprovsl. 1t will greatly tend to
add recruits to that political party which
seeks to make war upon one of our tunda-
mental principles of freedom, the right
of every man, Protestant, Roman Catho-
lie, Jew, Turk, Chinaman or what not, to
exercise his religious views
according to the dictates of
his own conscience. For this reason, if
for nothing else, we maintain that it is
their duty to keep their church in the
background here, and celebrate this CEN
tennal simply rs the occasion of the
hundredth birthday of one who contend
ed only that this great principle of liberty
should be guaranteed to his country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05
Baltimore Tobacco Market.
BALTIMORE, August 2, 1875
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
/ During the past month we have TO
note again rather quiet market for Ohio
tobacco, and the total transactions
amounted 10 about 500 hhds., CONSISTING
principally of fine red and spangled de-.
scriptIons.
A lot of |, 800 hhds, of Ohio tobacco
belonging to New York spcculator
has also been sold at Paris to MesSrs. \ g..
This lot was bought last fall by Mr. Cor.
tor at IS w and consists OF common
grades. 1t is generally surmised here
that this lot has been sold 10 the French
Government in addition TO the contract,
and that, in consideration of this aidi-
tionsl purchase, the French Reggie ha,
granted TO the contractors delay in the
delivery OF the first installment although
Brothers Boninger, the French Agent,
here, state that this tobacco was delivered
on contract. Brothers Boninger have
not made any purchases yet but, thus far,
they have not effected anything by hold
ing off.
Agents are firm for all French grades,
and made it policy to induce other
buyers, by making small concession in
prices, to enter our market, in order to
create competition and reduce the stock.
The incesSant rains have injured the
prospects of the crop seriously, and it i
estimated now that the western crop ha,
been damaged to the extent of fully
twenty-five per cent, and in consequence
Kentucky tobacco has advanced from >
to = cents. At the present time there l.
no sign of an abatement of the heavy
rains, and unless there is change in the
weather soon, another failure in the to-
bocco crop may be anticipated. A. buy
crs Will have to realize the fact that the
prospect for large crops is gone and tho
stock here is hardly sufficient for the de-
mand, We can reasonably look for an i'm.
provement in our market soon.
The inspections of Ohio tobacco are 3.
l64 hhds., against ,923 hhds. same time
last year. The shipments of Maryland
and Ohio tobacco for our port are 1866
hhds, against 26, 449 hhds. last year.
Yours truly,
WILKENs X BEALL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-05
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-Flour-
Active extras S. 00@5 50; Iowa, Wi,.
consin and Minnesota extra family St %
al SO; high grades s. 50a9OO Wheat
Quiet and steady; red 81 1901 80; cid
81 37@l 40; new amber 81 j2m ! 81;
white 81 90 Corn-Active; mixed west.
ern and yellow S7@SSc. Oats-llcld
firm; white G6@GSci mixed G2m Gic.
Provisions-Stcady. Pork-Quirt at
81 25@2l soc. Whisky-Quict at 20l
Petroleum-Nominal refined lOia 100;
crude ssc. Clover Seed-l3imlic.
Butter--liigheri New York and Bradford
county extra 24G2Sc; frsts 27M2slc,
rolls extra 20lC 22c; tirsts 2Oc Chccs"
Quiet; western fine l0GlO4c. Egg
Unchanged.