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I From the Bellaire Independent. I'd inst
4 Narrow Gauge TO 81. Clairsville,

We last week made mention of the
fact that Mr.. Barrett, a civil engineer
experienced in the construction OF mar.
row gauge railways, had reconnoitered
the valley from Neff's.. Siding to St.
Clairsville. Last Saturday. evening some
influential citizens of St Clairsville met
for the purpose of consulting as to the
practicability Of constructing such q
road from St. Clairsville to the Balti-
more and Ohio road at Neffs. Siding -
1t was resolved that through road is
very desirable, and that in that view, q
connection. via. Csdiz with the Lake
Egie, Alliance and Wheeling. now loca
ted at Bowerstown, on the Panhandle
should be kept steadily in view; and
therefore instead OF obtaining new
charter, that steps should be taken to
reduce the capital stock Of the Belmon,
and Harrison Company to 100000
that survey and estimates should be
made at an early day, to be followed al
once by canvass for right Of way and
stock subscriptions.
Mr. Barrett says this line is one ol
the easiest to construct he ever saw, and
that if the people up there will take
hold Of it in earnest they can have the
cars running over it by the first of May
We believe this short piece of road
would much more than pay operating
expenses, and we are sanguine that ere
it is opened two years the people north
of ST. Clairsvills would extend it to
Csdiz and to q junction with the Lake
Erie and Alliance road.
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From the Wheeling Register. lst inst.)
Removal Of the House Of Dele.
galeS to the Court House.

The committee of citizens who have
the management Of arrangements for the
Legislature arranged With the proper au-
thorities for the use of the Court House
and promptly rendered it to the House OF
Delegates. Judge John Blair Hoge,who
was holding term of the Circuit Court,
having exchanged circuits with Judge
Melvin, adjourned his court to jury
room up stairs The committee and the
Sergeant-at.Arms Of the House, went
promptly to work removing the furniture
from the street to the Court House, and
had it fitted up by the time the old hall
was burned down The new room is
amply large for the purposes, and the
galleries make good lobby for the visi
tors, and doubtless the delegates will find
that so far as their comfort is concerned.
tEey will be as agreeably situated as they
were in the Washington Hall.
The Senate will occupy the old dining
room Of the Mcclure House-the room
on the right hand side Of the Office IS you
pass in-the present chamber being re-
garded as unsafe on account of the old
walls standing in such close proximity.
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.Prob,ate, Notice.

A CCoUNfS xnd Vouchers hsss bssa alsd:in
"A the Probate Court Of Aonros County
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Rxecu-
tors, Adminissfstory and ,Guardians. ~
Second partial account of o. s. Sloan Executors
Of John Sloafi -
Second partial account Of John Luedy Admir-
Of jacob Tony.
Third partial account Of Peter Dads Adu'r Of
George Dadt.f's fi.I..7> :r.Et..f7a
Second and s6aal 7account Of E. G.. Blattlez
Admir- Of Thomas Smith. e
Second partial account of Philip Schumacher
Guardiah Of Geo. Buchioss heirs. sgR
First and partial account Of s. B. Mitchell
Guardian Of Thomas Alexander's heirs
Second partial account of @. w. Cline Guardi.
an Of John Listls's heirs. Z. q . fr}
First partial account of Alex. H. Thomas
Guardian Of Josiah Miller.
Fourth and final account Of Iassb Butt Gasr
dian Of Jacob Butt, = :
First partial account Of n W. Steward Guar
dian Of Nancy and Norman Smith. "a
First partial account Of Daniel Brock Guardian
! Of Emmatstta J. Gourlcy.. s.,
First partial account Of Lewis Boltz Guardian
Of Louisa Bey
Any person Interested may Ole write =
excel rtions to ssid sceounts. or any item there
of,on or before the 3lst day OF December nsxt.
when the same will Be finally heard and .oon-
tinusd from day TO day until disposed Of.
JAS. R. MORRIS,
dec7.'7sws. Probate Judge.
I
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Information wanted.

In April, 1873, Thomas j. Mccall.
aged now p years, left his fathers resi-
dence near Morristown, Ohio; since
which time nothing has been heard from
him. His Whereabouts, if alive, is ear.
nestly desired by his relatives, and any
information concerning him will be
gratefully received by the undersigned
He is urgently requested to return home
where his presence is particularly de-
sired at this time. All newspapers
the country are requested to
copy this notice. Cincinnati and Pitts.
burgh papers especially are asked to
give this notice placeiin their columns
JosEPHUs Mccall,
Morristown, Belmont Co 20
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From the Bellaire Independent, ID inst.
Death Of Hon, lisa &C " eIsh.

Hon. Isaac Welsh, Treasurer Of State,
died at his home, near Armstrongs
Mills, this County, at o'clock Monday
morning, aged about IS years
Mr. Welsh was horn ON the farm now
owned by his brother, Crawford E
Welsh, Northeast OF Glencoe, in Rich
land township lie was son of Craw.
ford Welsh. one of the early settlers Of
Belmont County. Isaac grew to man.
hood upon this farm, and acquired such
an education as farmers boys Of that
time got B.'fore marriage he engaged
in merchandising in the Southern part
Of this County, and removed thence to
BsallsviIle, Monroe County, where he
continued at the same business for many
years. From there he removed to his
farm, on Captina Creek, q short distance
below Armstrong; Mills, where his
family still resides This was about
1854 or 1865 In 1857 Mr. Welsh re,
ceivcd the nomination of all the ele-
ments of our County opposed to 30
called Democratic rule for the House Of
Representatives, to which he was elect
ed, and two years after the same ele.
ments returned him to the House for
two years more. In 1861, at the out.
break Of our great civil war, he was
unanimously nominated by the Union
party for seat in the Ohio Senate,
from the District composed of Belmont
and Harrison counties, and elected over
Judge Chambers. NOW on. our Common
Pleas bench He served in this capac-
ity two years, and upon retiring was-re.
garded as one Of the foremost legisla.
tors Of the State After this, upon one
or two -oceesinns,. his name was men
toned 10 connection, with the candidacy
FLOR Congress. In 1871 he was elected
Treasurer of State by the Republicans,
and reelected in 1878 His term oil
Office as Treasurer would have closed
on the first Monday Of January next
| As servant Of the public Mr.. Welsh
was always faithful to his trust. He
had taken a lively interest In public az
fairs since his entrance upon public life,
and, having rugged intellect and be-
ing hard student and thinker and 8
conscientious man, occupied foremost
position among the Republicans Of Eas
tern Ohio for many years previous tc
his death. His loss will he widely felt
in this County, especially, it will bt
keenly felt. "A wife, two sons, and three
daughters survive him.
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eTIn searching through the cores
pondence between the st Louis Whisky
Ring and their coniederates, at Washing
ton, the name Of GRAxr's private Secre-
tary, BABcocK, occurs with ominousF fre.
quency. Letters and kilograms signed
..BAs." are strongly suspected to have
emanatea from .this power behind the
throne.. .giss 'st Etif 2
One innocent hooking dispatcin the
handwriting Of which is identified as his,
yeada. {. s1Eei1Y 5,Hs 3Iai7a' =
General John Mcdonald: ...
- succeeded. They will not 60.
will write you" -, !
There is an item Of testimony in the
ease which gives this di'pstch good
deal Of significance Mr, ,DoUeLAs, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, suspected
something was rotten at st Louis. and
sought to uncover the frauds by change
Of officers there He says: 0s
"In the fall of, 1874, eonclHled to
change the Supervisors talked with the
President and Bristov about it; as soon
as the elections were over and out Of the
way l recommended the changes; sent
Mcdonald and Joyce to- Philadelphia
there was a great pressure brought t.
bear upon the President, and Mcdonald
and Joyce were not transferred, as had
recommended" - go faa III =.
Both these officers, McDoNALB and
JORGE, have been sent to the penitentiary
for their participation in these frauds,aud
il wouid be interesting to know who
brought the "great pressure to bear
upon the President which resulted in
keeping them in their positions. When
the question was asked if BABeoeK did it,
the question was objected to, and ruled
out. ais T3sA. -
But tle dispatch given above looks .
little ugly in this connfxion. RAseocK
says: II succeeded. They viii not 60"
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-. ''7A'' December 3.
CATTLE-Common 24aSc; fair to
medium 34a44c, good to extra butchers
44a53c; good shipping grades bring st
a6c. ''". fi9
HOGS-Common light s 50a6 Is;
fair to good packing grades 6 S5a7 Is {;
choice heavy 2Oa7 Is. f'h 2'.' ~.
SHEEP-Market quiet at from S4a5
so for fair to good qualities. ~
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of Democracy
From Lee Township.
SARDIs, Quo, Nov. 90, 1875

SARDrs. ONO, Nov. 29, 1875.
Ed. SPIRIT: Our town is improving
fast. There has been a splendid new
school house erected. and Mr. T: w
Martin Is completing very fne dwelling
house. Times are hard, though business
Is lively here. The planning mil is doing
agood business tits running steady -
The iourirg mill is crowded every day
Corn and beans are legal tender here
Beans are 81 s5 and corn 81 cents per
bushel Tobacco is in good demand
Mr.. James Hyssom, Of Jackson town
ship. sold his crop tor 8475. jlis
Seeing so many letters in your paper,
caused me to write this small one The
river is in good stage now. The tow
boats are running up and down every
lay. The. NJ +. Church at Baresvi!e
was dedicated on the 18th inst Rev.
Burt was present; and we hal preaching
on Thanksgiving Day, by the Rov. w d
Stsrkey.
; Gould we but climb where Moses stood
Yours truly, - A G.
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RCharles Bradford and Thom,

w Charles Bradford and Thomas
Brannon, who were. charged with rob.
bing the Bellaire post-ofiice, we're tried
on Monday before the U. s Distric,
Court at Cincinnati, and both we're &C
quilted. The case against John Poor.
man was dismissed st Gldf,vviVe Ga.
zette, I'd inst.
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HThe Republic Of Liberia is not
demonstrating in very satisfactory wa,
the fitness of Negroes for. self govern
ment Notwithstanding the money and
brains which havebeen employea to build
up and snstsin that little colony, II is rap
idly going to the bad, a,y .n S, f.
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aHA late number OF the Newe York
World ssys:
aThnse Democratic who agree with ns
on sIi nther questions and disagree on
this The currency question shonld yield
their opinions for the sake OF party con-
sietency or secede from the party organi
cation" ~,
That seems like avery reasonable
proposition, and yet mightit not be at
tended With some inconvenienccsi II
the balance OF the party. which don't
amount to much any way, should secede
fom MxNroK MARBLE OF course he
would hardly miss them; but then would
A'tthey feel rretchedly lonesomei And
iftbey didn't pine away and die, woubln'i
thsy stray off and become lost tribei
Out Of sheer pity for the party he should
prevent its secession from him.
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Oh ,cago Cattle Market.

.,,i.g December 2.
lCATTLE-Smooth, we'll fattenel na.
tives - 75s6 80; half.fattened do, "a
50a5 so; others unchanged. aa 49,
. HOGS-Common sc 25a6 SO; pack.
ers' yS6 75a6 S5; choice bacon and light
shipping IS 90a7 extra grades STAT so.
SHEEP-Common to fair % .60s3
Is good 10 choice Glad Is,
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->

~ Charles Lloyd (colored), who
was indicted for burglary and larceny at
a previous term of Court, was brought
from his quarters in the Ohio Peni-
tentiarv 10 this county last Thursday
and arraigned: He first entered plea
of mot guilty." but upon consultation
with his attorneys, withdrew the plea
and entered a plea Of guilty, and re-
ceived his sentence of ave years in the
Penitentiary.-Cdld,oeu Press.
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b% Rev. D B. Webster, q Methodist
minister OF Mt. Unien, Stark county.
and recently Of Muskingum county. has
been indicted by the Grand Jury Uf the
latter county for obtaining goods and
lands to the amount of $4,000 under
false pretenses -CdkltccR Press,
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QUARTERLY MEErrSG.-Rev. S. BURT
will make his fourth round of Quarterly
Meetings in the following order, viz: :
Barnesville, December 10; Barnesville
circuit at Bethel. December 10; Bellaire
and Bridgeport December 26; Hendrys
burgh and Fairview, January 2 Woods
field and Woodsfiell circuit, January 0 /;
Some.ton, January 16; Centerville, at
Glencoe, January 90; Bellaire circuit at
Wegee, January 25; Antioch, January
80; Hannibal at Mt Moriah, February
1: Darlington. February &; St Clairs-
vile. February l3; Powhatan at Home.
wooG. February 90; Beallsville, Febru.
ary 90; Morristown. February q; Bel.
mont at Wesley Chapel, February q;
Mooredeld. March 6 Freeport, at Smyr.
na, March 6 IN
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876. NEW YORK. IS9e.


1876. NEW YORK. Is76.
Eighteen hundred and seventy sif is5sns
Centennial ysas. II Is siso the year In which
the Opposition House Of Esps mentstisSs,
the Arst since the var, Will be III pswer at
Washington; ;and the year Of the twenty third
election Of President Of the United Ststss.
All of these events are sure TO 30 ef great
interest and importance, especially the two
latter; and AL of than and svsrythiug .son.
pected With them viii Be :ully and freshly
reported and expoundsd IN TRs sus.
The Opposition House Of Representatives,
taking up the line Of inquiry opened years
sgoby rHs SUx, will stsrnly and diligently
investigate Abe, eorruptions and misdeeds Of
GRAsf's naturalization; and will, it Is to bs
hoped, lay tbe Foundation for . new ani
better period iR oar nasiouAl hjstorysg Of All
this THf suS will contain complete and 40
curate accounts, furnishing It's readers with
early and trustworthy information upon
these absorbing topics.
The twenty.third Presidential electio with
the preparatioua :or IL, viii be memorable ~
deciding upon GeANr's aspirations for third
term Of power and plumber, aud still more
a. deciding who shall be the candidate Of the
party Of Reform, and as elsc.ing that csndi.
date. Concerning all these subjeots. gthoss
who read TIE ;suH will have the conatant
means Of being thorouehlv we'll informed
THl WEAKLy sux, which has attained .
circulation Of over eighty thousand copies.
alrsadv has It'd readers Ii Zevniv st.s. Ana
Tarritorv. and Va trns. that ths W., .,s7s
Win sss ,heir numbers doubled. i. vill CON.
thine 10 bs thorough neuspsp.r. All The
general news Of the day will b. found in Il !.
condensed when unimportan., at full length
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There certainly never was case which
called more Justify for an anexplanation
tits w rhaps just 10 statethnt BABcoek
dercely denies any conncxion with the
Ring; but, it may be added. so did the two.
rascals who have already been convicted
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HThe contrac,ionists may rave and
rage and threaten dire calaruities, but
there win he no contraction Of the cur
rency 6y Congress The people will not
tolerate i. land Congress 'lare not attempt
any considerable contraction. II the hard
iimes sayocatesdo not know this now,
they wilfsoon learn it. e Sc
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kIThs Democrats Of Ohio are in IA
vor Of hard mnhev, hut they are in favor
Of giving forit Just what 1t is worth, and
no more.

.HThere is such thing as going to
extremes even in a good, cause For in,
stance. .tha opponents Of the "third torn
are sending d large number 81 GRASrs
most intimate and devoted friends to the
penitentiary. + rssw
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eHOf very doubtful propriety is the
practice now so prevalent. when distin-
guished man dies, OF parading his corpse
about the country, accompanied by
showy professions and olemnsfrolics.--
The deserted clay tenement OF WrLsoN
wss kept ON exhibition about ten days
SuxxER's and LlscoLS's about twice az
long.
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Hwe are left to suppose that the
reason why the Athens Journal and
Athens Messenger each claim to have th'.
largest circulation in Athens County, is
because the number Of copies they issue
Is beyond computation; otherwise one
would think that instead Of wranalina
about ii they might settle the question b
counting the names on the subscription
booke al f.sais q5e -
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A TRANSCRIPT

A ThANSVkIPF
From the Journal Of the Comnissioners Of
Hearoe County. Ohio. during the month Of
November. 1875, and stAtement Of ell or.
dsfs issued for the paymsnt Of money during
the month Of November, 1875.
NovKMBER SEsssoN, Nov. 8, 1876.
= Christisu 0ehrss James Afastrong and IA.
ward Okey, Esq'rs, Commissioners Of Monros
County, Ohio, met at their room and proceeded
to business.
William Weddis. who was u the late cleo
ton held in Monroe County, Ohio, ON the 40.
ond Tuesday Of October. A. D. l875, duly elscs-
ed to the olRce Of Auditor, for the torn Of TIVE
years. and has been commissioned by the Cow
ernor Of the State of Ohio, - such Auditor, ,pre.
sented his bond in the sanA Of $4,000, with
Fred Koehler, J. o. Yoho, William Diskf, Louis
Hoefasr, w. L. N. Little and B n. Ciine ~
sureties, which bood Nth the sasetiex ii ;hsre-
by approved and accertsd, ,Nhsreupon Aid Wn.
Weddle entered upon tht duties Of his ofscs.
Allowed n HoeA1af @t10, fssvs0 Auditor
for last quarter lS74-5, and $32 for Commis.
sioners' Annual Report. rfp as4. r<tF. = s.
Robert McCammon.i who va. q tAs late
election held in Monroe County, Ohio, on the
second Tuesday Of October, A. d. 1875. daily
elected to the offics Of Infrmary Director. for
the term of three years, and has been commis-
sioned by the Governor oof the STATE Of Ohio.
presented his bond in the penal SUM Of 5000,
with Louis Hoefaer, Jacob Reinherr, Lewis
Eckard. p. Diehl. D. Neuhart and +. Koehler
ss snretiss, which bond with the suretiea l.
nsleUY spP1GsS9 W 1na sscePeeoo IS. ar
AnoSea =. /" .,,oS Dos'a%9.e T; W ict repairing
S,sn o.ias az n,, m1e T,Inons Snsnkiand
Esamiusd and measured % sbutmsrs. @ - su,.
ish Creek. at the Holmes farm. buiit 4. N.n-
hart and Geibfatfh: found said vorI .cco.d;r.x :
to contract; total for stone work and src.xss
tions. 81 ,02s 90; paid in two instaliments t0o0,
leaving balance Of $428 80: ordered the Au.
ditor 70 issue an order for the sama nFs oF
ssttied for pavement oaiit on asusk side u
court house oy !aooo Nsuhsrs, ei9s; srdssed
the Aedisof % issue e order ior the ssans~
oess'eo lor p.vsnsn. es ls. ~ g sslss
nouss, ,u,.s - D.... NsuH s,s' sosds'ss
'n1 s nao n".s'ss. :. 49, = :. a.l iol tue same.
.S:.s.~ :, 1911. ....- so. eSt "l Pa0-
'sas -.-;S..s.. .ourno .,'a" ,o.les os
sS.'c. 0S.. ",A1' n.,"so ~ hann
70 0 .,,' -. u,'ufs sud asiaSs
lo.a. AnO"so INV 20 Dss.u M ~ nen'nofn % for re-
P~,I,.s 1.A. " "o1 a"..s'
| ~..s' PAn .sessty ~
riosseuuns A.,0lnsy Allowed /" 7 Morn.
- - loI ms.'ns-a.. :. .s I'VE coanv. Allowed
Als.aaos' ~ % fsPafins spouens eA
eou.. noaeo as-si .Flsr *
I Allowed d 3 West si7 for publishing I've
nonsniy sssssnents' ANA 80 part paynent
prin"ns iof % quarter. 3 Allowed Philip
'sa Senu@,o1sf so3 % iof WORK done o. No.
Ae0.n nu. e 80
Il HFI0RA n
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Belmont County News.

Eaterprise, I'd inss-Mr. VIM. Bor-
ton, Sr. died last week, and vas buried
at the Pisgsh grave yard, near Fairview,
on Saturday. Mr.. Borton Was one OF
the oldest and most respected citizens
of that neighborhood.
Stewart Goings wen. to a husking al
Merida Bailey's few nights sipce, and
attempted to shoot Joseph Jackson with
q revolver, for some alleged offense. but
was prevented by Joe's prowess and
Others interference. He was brought
before Esq Floyd on a peace warrant
and hound over to Court under bonds
of $500.
IA Es-fsE.ht
Chronicle. I'd inst The Martins Fer
ry burglars were taken 10 the peniten-
tiary on Tuesday by Sheriff Cochran
Mrs Lawless was sentenced to two
years, and Fatty Neal and John Moore
to three years each. Let the roughs in
all quarters take notice. .sssssz {.
There were FIVE divorce cases and five
candidates for the Penitentisry from
Martins Ferry, at the recent term ol
Court. Three of the applications fol
divorce were granted, and four of the
candidates for the penitentiary were
elected. :.
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New York Cattle Market.

EEss UeoemDef q.
BEEvES-Poor native cattle, incfu
ding dry COWS and rough oxen and etags
S8a9; commont0 native steers 80 50a
- 90: prime and extra S12 75a13 Is
SHEEP AND LA LAMBS-Damand good
and market 6rm at full prices; "a 5Oa6
80 for common to prime sheep; $6a7 so
for common to. prime lambs. .s.......s...-.s.
SwINE-Live 81 Goat Is per 100
pounds. .ex..4}iT III
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Chicago.

|. Dec. 3.-Flour 8 76a7 so; Wheat /
OLAF 04; Corn 4sa45c; oats'2Sc;r Rye
6sac, Barley SAFE. = ahAsil
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Ea., Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, PA, Dec. 2.
CATTLE-Best S6a6 40; medium 4
50a5 SO: common 25a4 25; bulls and
COWS 3 1858 90; stockers and. feeders 3
al. Il
HOGS-Yorkers TAT 90; Philadel
phias Z 50a7 u
SHEEP-Selling at 4a5 So
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new York.

!. Dec. 3.-Flour 4 5O@s 90. Wheat.
| O9al 40; Corn 73a75c. Oats 400
SIC. Rye 90c. Barley, ! 12tal L..
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Phlladelphl0.

Dec 8 Flour 5 25aS so. Wheat
/ GOAL 43 Corn 60a67c. Oats 40a5Oc
Rye SSc- - T., al
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Cincinnati.

Dec 3.-Flour 4 00a8 0O; Wheat /
15al So; Corn 4Sa50c; Oats 3Oa43c;
BarleY1 25al 35l; Rye 77a7sc. el
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Raltllnore.

Dec. 3.-Flour 4 75s7 IS. Wheat
3Ial 80; Corn 6sa7l1c; Oats asa4Sc
Rye S0aS5c. =te ,@aG jaa
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
1 OFFICE MARYLAND STocK SCALES, !
B THURSDAY. Dec. 2, 1875. !
J CATTLE-3@61c; few selling at the
latter price. "a
s HOGs-9@loc; very few selling Il
either extreme..
SHEEP-4@54c. but few selling Al
the latter.