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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13
THE RUSSIAN ATHLETES,
our in number, give a variety
eats. Lately arrived from Cuba.
MR.. JOSEPH LEE

four in number, give a variety of astonishing
feats. Lately arrived from Cuba.
MR.. JOSEPH LEE
the noted English Equestrian Director, with his
Performing Horses and Mules, make his first tour
in America with this Company.
PROF. KOPH'S CHICAGO SILVER CORNET
BAND,
Which contains numerous musical celebrities, will
discourse eloquent music previous TO end during
each performance.
A Grand entree previous to the Commencement
of the Circus will be participated in by the entire
Company, including the trained Elephants, Camels,
Ponies, Mules, etc, entitled CZAR'S TRIUMPH
AL MARCHi The entire Company will, at each
performance, participate in a grand banquet of an
Cicnt sports, introducing a corps of ground and
lofty tumblers, athletes, wresters, jugglers etc.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13


Hillsboro mechanics are getting
their name up abroad. Geo. Brooks
banks and sons, and John O'Connell,
our well known stone masons, have
been building a stone bridge at Mt.
Sterling, Madison county, of which
the Mt. Sterling News says:
There has been Just completed
over the run, near E. E. Parker's
planning mill, a substantial stone arch
ed bridge, which is a credit to our
town and testifes to the superior
skill and Workmanship of Messrs.
BrOOksbank and O'Connen, the con
tractors, of HilIsboro.
The work was commenced SIX
weeks ago, and during its progress
we spent many hours Watching the
masonry looming up, and know from
experience that every thing was done
according to specifications contained
in contract. Eight hands were con
tinually employed, and we never knew
men to work together more harmon
iOusly and conduct themselves so
decOrOusly in a strange place.
The bridge is situated on the en-
trance to town from the Washing
ton road. It is an arched one, and
a large structure for culvert. The
length of the bridge is 66 feet across
the street it has Z feet opening in
the clear the foundation walls are
81 feet below the springing of the
arch the keystone projects an inch I.
outside of face of wall. The water
going through has a gradual fall |
The wings are 81 feet long and have
an average height Of Is feet. There
has been upwards Of 22O perch of /
stone used in the construction, at a .
cost of S745 per perch, and the ex-
cavation at 80 cents per cubic yard. /
The corporation is doing 3 feet fill
ing over the arch, which puts the
road in a state to be easily travelled .
over at all times Of the year.
The estimated cost of the above
bridge is about S1,7OO. It is the
strongest structure of the kind in
this part Of the country and can com
pare favorably with any similar work
of the kind in the country.
The firm of Brooksbank & OCon-
nell has plenty of work on hand, and
start for Jefersonville next Wednes-
day, to commence building a bridge
near that village.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13
WALNUT STREET HOUSE,
RATE So PER DAY.

Bet. SlUta G Se0enth Sts., Cincinnati, o.
C. S. GREEN, Prop. A. NJ. SHERMAN, Manager.
Formerly of jamestown, n Y.
!. II. Berry, Frank Green, } rr.-,-.
BOOk-keepcT. I Henry Kapsch, { NleIAs'
This House is conveniently and centrally located
is inferior TO none. Table unsurpassed. Baths
and Barber shop, Billiard ParIur, and Telegraph
Office attached. Best frst-cluss house in the cifv
ar the low rate of 81 per cav. Visit
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13
DIR. S. J. SPECS

UTILL now give his entire time to the practice
" Of his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and viii give special attention 10 the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
. OFFICE-At the Palace Drugstore, High Street,
south Of Main. Residence West Walnut St. near
ne Public School House, Hillsboro, Ohio.
ju18y1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13

OBSERVE THE GRAND PROCESSION EACH DAY,
sitmakesf its
SHveC
painted andde
The Largest Elephant in the World-"BOLIVAR'
ADMITS CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Admission so Cents Children Under Nine Years. Is CtS
p
agsnsat the eKamcH OF h streets
CAMBRIDGE Thursday Sept 49, BLANCIESTER
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13

"The show is coming!'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13
Magic or Dancing Master Trancha.

Mr.. John Foster. American; Mr.. Geo. Dunbar,
English Mr.. McCOllum, German; Mr.. Felix
LauglOis, French. MR.. +. CHARVAT, light and
heavy balancing and Crystal Pyramids.
BROTHERS, Egyptian Jugglers, late
ly from the Clique Royal, France, and, beyond
doubt, Champions of the World.
MESSRS. DUNBAR & LOWANDA, in their thrill
ing La Perche EquipOise, hold an audience in
breathlCss silence.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-09-13

J. B. PETERS. supt.
, 1877-07-04
Curopai(de Nad)ribten.

2geb. Der Yaril y ,,5oisil" brtne,
iol0eu0t Goritelluaq ub:r Den in Der
tebtsn ys,ummcr erpibuteu SOriau II
9toHep: uJtancb, "A. Mtai. .3me
o%eulldle GI}i3isre b~eianocn iid) all lce'
reu Wtpatag i'll u%licrsr Gtaot. I'M T
llbr AUennS bc9egnsten lbncm ;usi Sn,
oioicuen, sic (id) III ausenldeiulid) trun.
tcnem gu taaoc beiauoen, oleIelbcn per.
i%pll!en uno ibnen nit louttr Gtimms
bslsibi9cnoe @Orte 3uriefm. Diei,
Scene CAB gu elmer 3uiammenrOttunQ
AalaB. Die bsutihen Oiiisisre ltic9en
in eiuen GIamuopw0gen. Der $olijels
@~ommi1idr, Ger loiOrt in &snntulb gcs
Jest wuroc, elite bcrbei uuo bsfrsite bic
OIiiSiere, iibrte lic nod) ibrem 9otel
}urid, brotbte feline GntibulOisunq bar
Ino psrliAerts, bas Die Sad,s itreng
be}traft wsrocu wiirSs. DIE Sif!5isre
oantten benz YOlisei GommiiiGr unit
6atsn i'm, Die Sade nid)t bet0unt 81
MAIDEN. DIE 3uei g%etruateHen, Die
erlten llrbeber oeS TorfaQ5, uurocp
lofort o.rbaftet uno meroen uor Die 0es
cidte geltelt werosn." uebrl8euS wtr1
aus Yari8 9enelOst, bQb cine antlId'
uaterludun9 oeS Sor9an9S outd. Dos
Wlnllterium an9eCronet Wuroe.
Die .3situus fir 2ot9riu9eu" idlrcibt
Die irans6ll5e Brshe 1T IL Se;us aus
ben 0sluh oes &aiier8 i'm Neid5lnoe
unb Die Nufnabma, wel9s Sem WtOnars
dlcn uberall 9eiuoroen 1T, auffailsno
iAweigiam seblleben. OisIes Sbwsis
gen bat inoeB niAt ieiueu @runO etpo
c%arin, oaB ibr MaAriNten ilber Die
Sor9au9e, welhs iia bel Der IAwelen'
belt oes &ailerS au9stra9en babtn, 9ee
ftblt batten, oena mir liao lelbt nit
Dem 8eri4lsrtatter zines Barrier Sour'
mails In @raoelOtte aulammcn9etrOfen Ell.
i%onoern Die Seridte waren Der ocutldeu
Sade su giiuiti9, UNI in Ssanfreld
lpieoergegeben 5u weroea, bic Stgenos
uon benz nGIiaB.0otbriHsen in Graner'
iparos cineu ST ltarfen StoB erbalter
baben. On lit IS oenu getommen, BAT
Dec Scri6tcrltatter Der 8arlls upatrie".
Der Den Aultra9 erbalten batte. oeul
8latt Die wld)ti9ersn Grilgnilfe bst Der
Mallcrreile mIfiutDc!len. Ne,ne 0erid)te
BON Der 9~tcOattloa ai5 sAr aufnabme
ntd)t 9eelgnst 5utiifcrbalten bat, neil er
lid) un5uelIstbait uom OCT Se9eilteruua
)atts nit biarcibeu laIen", mt Der
lberal osr Scatter 6e9raBt luorosn III
lno wsi( CT. anltott Der 3tsoattloN eiG'
, 1877-07-04
9nlanoi(Ae gspe(dtn.

Mew Dorf, 8. Suli. SatleD g.
Barter, eingntsl oes pertotbenen Gom=
mooores Wanosrbilt, wuroe 9sitern ouf
Die Mntlase FIN, elmer sspiilsn 2i5,ie
9Sees cine eoloene llbr uno Settle i'm
@ertbe BON 5000 seifpblen ill Gaben'
inter $1,000 Yiirsidait ipuroe er sins
setsdt. Gin @ebeimpoli3iit tbsilt nit,
boB @~efaneener 3 l1eberr0de unS l 9aar
@oIcn in lsinem &ofbauie uao bel &c.
lssenbeit sines an Grdberi@miidunss
tuse abeeltattetsn geiu6s cine soloene
Settle 9eitoblen baben lou.
Mmier 5 a M, N.'D. 3. Suli. @m
leb!en Samltage uuroe elm 2anotrei6er,
Der etua % Sabre alt lein modte, BON
elmer 2ofomo the auf Der ussetps Dorfer
Gentral= giienbabn" s%etrofen nno angsn
blidIi@ setDbtst, pdbrenh er nabe ossOr-
tee auf Dem 8abnseleiie ,paaoerte. gu
ieiner Berlon fano man Die Qore1en oss
Sobn Sc. Terrp uno Sobn q. Ssslep,
9ittsburs, pa., aber lOnit gidts, lpas
at leiuer Soentiiisiruns fii9ren fonnts.
, 1877-07-04
Tranfreid.

2onoon, 3. Suli. Sem Barrier
Correspondent bes v9tanoaro" aufol9e
hat Der bonn Yrd1ioenten Mac9aabon
bel @elssenbeit Der &epue i'm 9Oulosner
9sdlo1en erloHene @enerolbefebl gro.
bes aufisben errcgt. 9ie bonapartilti'
f4en Sournale dubern li9 b6Alt sufrie-
ben iber Die Mnoronung.
, 1877-07-04
Meuffte telrsr. pspr(bfn.
Scr &riea tut Orient.

2onbon, 8. Suli. &eoif Yai6a,
Der tIrfilds &riessminiiter, lift ponaon-
dtantinopel na6 @bu,nla absereif.
Scr 2onbonsr n9of" 5ufolss ioa Die
britii@e Msittelmesr-Tlotte nd9ltens Be-
trahtliA bsritdrtt 1ueroen.
gYic Der 8er!insr Correspondent BET
.YoH" bebauptet, 1T spii6sn England
nno Os1treid Elm befinitipss abfommen
be5iisli0 semiiier gpentualitatem setrof'
Ten morben.
Gin Correspondent Der Shines" MEL
bet aus gu9areit oaB Die &ulien Sir
nppa, Die alte 9auptita0t pollgulsarien,
belett baben. Tiirlt SI6ertosfi 1T sum
prooiioril6en @ouoerneur Der propin5
proflamirt worbsn. 9ie ruilii6enSr up-
pen brineen BON Srinoba na9 Dem 9als
fansetiree Dor.
Gin garreiponoent ber rSimes" III
gelsrab melbst, oab oaielbft Elm @erii9t
cirfulirt, na9 wel1em Die 9fuptl9ina
Die l1uabbdnsistsit Serbisn's prutlami'
zen pirb.
9ie britiihe Wittelmeerflotte 1T uad
Ger 8e1ica-Bai beorbert woroen.
Giner SepeI9e bes telegraph" aus
6Gumla su1Olge rno bere1ts tlber y
~fsrauen unb Ginoer our9 bas Sombar'
Dement, bon Gritl6uf sefbotet tporoen.
, 1877-07-04
Mna1btifaf b a 3,

= CuI0OHlI SVUUt ~ N"0VtI y z NOHV"'J
SD fne mt Gpurn bon Sapdrr in bem 1omf, meldes Der @rnno tit. Dap
rr eten 10 mlben @AhmdG bat Oenn III allen ffarfea, berBenoea 2abat ttaoe uD
,pocs 9Ha1, oB Salpetcr in bebeutu0r Snanttdt oor6ernbeno lit; ene a1oere
,uno mihttWre God5s wet1e i3. oud mene llnterubun9 ausafuneen boe, 1T,
roaB or ur mcnis Geotua entAdt us oB in oiIcn Sotm Sabaf bret ODER per'
mai lopnt aefunbeu mmo. SD fnoc, oB oiFr Sabaf cine oerbdfnibnldBa Hetne
rQuanttt GipcBfpHe etbdlt bNie8 erfldrt ben labl4en Gerud bes 0faudles
pbon oNkr @ote Gobat. gs it ma9rlt@ eine Ser wO9lrsdsahen gorkn, BIZ i'd
ne oeraudt 9nhe uno eS 1T wrfi6 uagr, baB Der Gobaf MIR nens Ncotn uuo
rgimeiBnoI entbdu. mIde5 i'd a5 en bionoeaS &enn3Glcn ctes tebGD red5ens
yon uuo ml0en 3obds, bcraGte"
Der Galpeer 0Wt Den Gabaf. sen mir fit nmf unb id1cdt balhn, ben idar>
fen, biBenba @eidnmd; nu @tudBaof gilt Den unansenebmen Gerudh mic
nmbronne 0eoerno or Son, mGber oft i'll fbedt bGnnenoen Sabaf benMrft nEo;
ma NHcotni III hr GNft1nnI
, 1877-07-04

crimlo TIL braun ill i1tarlit, III tie
oubn MIDI perbliebe, brauhe tesn @drt-
ner Der Iir aus Soome re1It, poer ma.
tere bubt. Ssle glume idaue 16een
tuie Die l6eenlte Wayblumen, I'm penn
tner GrdnSe brans ma9t, fslle Gtdn5e
bleiben frii9 I'm neis. I'm bic Glsoer
blei6e INNER weiB ipie S6nee lin MET,
10 oaB msria MIDI su tpal0e' brau0t, u1t
su eIle brau9t Niemanb MD, neil nice
feen 6unger unO orbit friegt. 9er1elben
babe bic Gngel fee Bal0 MID I'LL feegr.
belt in oer &iti9en IN f6nne in Gin fort
@ott ben Serrn anbete I'm linse I'LL ii6
freie nit q redter bimmlii6er Treib.
11n's 9ibt tee WeibsmenI6er nno fee
Mannsferle unb iperb ni0t eclpdrft =
benz. mas laet Die 6eili9e Gdrift?-im
Siintnelrsi6e tpero rler MID freie III ii0
freie lo1ie, 1onoern ,pero lein Srieoe u.1o
Srie0e i'm aeilisen @eit. Wer allo 81
ipdrfe sleidt, Der mub 1id bieniebe bran
Dalte, benn ooit brobe t59t ali Gno to it.
Sooefiir gibbs oo9 feen &irber9el0rei
I'M Teen Srubel nit &irberuarte. lin
au 19lofe .brarde Die Gngcl MD, bitabs
lie loblinee DIM nntetlab. Mber Sic
@eidnse iino 10 DimmliIh, boB Nieriano
berbei eini6ldft, MIDI bel Cure &ir6en=
aeldnse, bel bene mer einl9lofe obut.
I'm mas meellt Sbr wo1l, baB Die Gnse.
letn fir &leber obnbabe bDun? Golbene
Gfeeber I'M lilberne S6u1. See @eibs-
Bib bieniebe iid 10 ideen gei6mift, I'm
Zee Mannsbilopousnos gar mid. 50
lid in 6immel - MI aber ,uo0e irer
I9aue mics in Der S6Ie i19.
Sic 961e 1T Der plat, no wiro iein
5euls un3sbnfloppe! Warm, 1eDr warm
iI9 es 1T ielerS6Qe! 9a rssnet ingim
fort Beuer bon obe, I'm Der SSuBbobe ii6
bon gilen, III unte brunte. miro in Gin
fort nit Ye9 unb S6psfe( bas Gi1en
ureo bot". 9smaht. LII wenn SIR en-
Sroppe Wailer perlanst, fer Gure3un-
sc 5u erfrii9s, 10 fDmmt 4 SclIeI I'm
aieBt gud d 5pubn poq gel9molSen
Mettcl e. Metal") in Den Sals, III wenn
SIR en- falt Dab babe ipollt, 10 fonmt
EN- aneerer Seufel nno l@meibt Gu9 in
enc 9robe 8aoewanne bon brenrenoe
S6wefel. Tn iuenn SIR enc 2unse poa
frii@e Stuff wil6t, 10 fdbrt Gu6 cine
LANCE Seierlamae oenS6luno binunter,
I'M 56uefeloampf uno pe0sstant Itidt
Gu6 Die Naielo1er.
Sebt baiat De @obl, met 8ruoer in
Gbril4to, meme @9meter in Gbritn,
100 ou bintpili6t- in Simmef ooer in
De Spite!
e.. ",uu tu yet Sau VuUttet
M!ilion in G~aliicrnien Elm Genera @az
ris Glen enteeGt, ipclAe-14O Sabre
aft if. Die Senora pcrcbelidjtc iih tn
43 2ehcnsiabre uno fat IL &lu0er.
Oa8 dltelte n0abD" 1T SO Sabre aft,
gi5 ouf Is SABRE siriiG 'uar Die @llie
oem @enuiIe BON Gabot uno S%pirituo!en
Suaet9oa.
Gorpebos8 allon8 1T Der
tleurlte Toridlas sur 8ernid)tina BON
6eiaoen. Die Torpcoo5 follen our;1 el!fs
trilae Nrdtbe eutlaben mcr0cn. no0oem
bic y5alors iiber benz feiuolid)m 0eere
al19efonumen lino.
, 1877-07-04
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Simmel uno S6lte. Sn Dem
nahlol9eno ersDsliden @usSus aus ei.
ner Yrebist in beuti6.pennlpluanii1er
Munoart weroen ben Yenlylpanii1eu
YDotitsrn Die Serrlidfeiten besSimmsls
nno Die Nualen Der SDle rs9t anI9au-
lid 9el6iloert:
Ser sauae 9immel iidt parfumeo
nit Ooecolobn unb buit' a0ipie cine
9lsppeltammer. So il9t alelus9e iAee-
mes Wetter, IN fee Strom MID. lin Die
bimmlil6e Mulit nit feline Spmnss III
Ypiaune IN Saitelpicl nimmt feiu Gnoe
MID. Wo inner mer binfuft. blibe
ideene ylume DOL ale Jarbe, ROTH uno
9rien IN bIau III purlet I'm pinf III
, 1877-07-04

CO. 2(le 4rt Nrudarbciteu wcloen
Ger Office Der nSirsiuia StaatS-
@aiette" ans,iestiss.
, 1877-07-04
Stalien.

2on2on, 8. Suli. Cine bonn Mon'
tag oatirte 9epsiGe Der r9ailp Nslps"
meloet aug Gom, oab Der Yaplt an
Sonntas. uno Montage 10 franf mar,
DOB mebrsre 8iid6Ie, welde i'm Sesrif=
fe waren, Som ST. uerla7en, lire @brei'
ie Derl1pben.
, 1877-07-04
THE Daily SUN, &c A yEAP.

a prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation III the world. Free, indie
pendent, and fearless in politics All the news
from everywhere. Two cents "a copy by mail,
go ceAts a month, or sc . year.
, 1877-07-04
Girginia @taat6>W aaetGf
tas!tp tersusscsebsn BON
3oba 9. y II.
10. 8 3m6lite Stra6e.
3th monb, Ba.
a,bseriDtiprS Mretfet
greiic bet MuaeiBcn:

.5rSe.re @usetsen m,rpen Mser bsrtonft.
ght cber pentaer Betty bilben einen Square.
uue An,etaen fnb i'm @sraas sa satlen.
Die 3eitune pt.b IN &tartuns anb lint
,ssaenb Son BET IrGssru ttr IS Gents pes
QErhe ausgetra9er.
, 1877-07-04
nit ynllSlr

1T b%elinrat. b, san5e ~bisbertgc oetiuertapnr NM
Sso15aa inb ourd @tnrlsbmett pom SeDpMtoer
b%eiofrft. Gie 2pb9deer 5ei9en an, no bic &ranfbeit
;9rct Eib bat, NJ tief ne ttegt, rno 81 9letber
2eit sci9er .e Die qebea8grait beo @lenI9fn on.
EuuIcnbe Iinb in ben tettsa 5pet Sebten IL oer
Waocz &nlolt, 81 St0nton Str., 9tGn s'ort, 9eAstlt
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Merste uuo Npotbtfcr. Ole 9obbtber rnteritetcei
f5 pon an6trea SGoert oaonrb, oa3 re brett ahf
bic SrONfDeii eia8trten, ufo oeIt traiter Stote H1
fernln, TT pelber ,Sorm ct and sum Sor>9elS
Eortae. sic iisO Elm &erhreitnuil9ss Setr an6lGel'
buuaSs QrocC8 Der &rdnfbeitsilofa Seocr &ralttt
Mrs bt oer 9lnnenouu9 hieler Nur loini09en leti'
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Inb ii1 u,tera IN 9unSes seer Sfcnnodrer srants
''i ossi t%'4,' Sat av,ssssr aus r&stoeitca, laasiG5rli4
nn6 Suberlib, %turirsn, 10 linb bod bic SStrstn9rn
bel io(gtnoer &rontbctte!l, b~elonoers l0e!in nc l't
nod in acutem 3~ultaaoe 6~atlnoer, gatS auberoroents
.i1: s;tebcs, {elblt NSerpens nno EpphrSEeoer,
meroe,I ie9r i6neQ, 9ep6bnltd init l--3 SGoerl,
furtrt. SAILS uno Observation-Disclosures miro,
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,ma.iSm,t5 lueroe.. oft SeRr i@nea. Gcbetlt;
ebenlo Yu9eus uuo STANDARDIZATION, iowte aue
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dupereu Ar0ntbeiten, &rato:outtocf., uses
t&t9itre;;, &~ctapbciM &C; IT pe g5tftnIg etSe
p(oslt5e II. itNtb0re, @ur Elm &op 1T btnret@eno,
UNI &ebea Don OcG 9~atrt,IN9 N i0er3ea9et. WeGs
detsfseGs pub bie io9eh0rnte S,atrs ooer
1.ldctrtnr (einc bis ieet Inbetl0are 1rons9etil
outoen eebeitt. 8ci tsbttrer &~rantbeit gebea 81
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The Portland daily press., 1877-10-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Eeview of ihe Portland Markets

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. IL.
The market exhibits number of changes this
week, chiefly in the direction of an advance of
prices Trade is goo and m nch better than during
the corresponding period last year. The money
market is active, gold closed Wednesday, Oct 10th
at S102s.
Apples coming in freely at $3.50 to So so per
barrel. Beans show slight decline. We quote
pea beans at $3.50 to $2.75. Butter is unchanged.
Candles we quote at three cents off from the price
last week. Cheese is firm and unchanged Coffee
exhibits decline of cent in Rio. There is an i'm.
provement in the shipping of cooperage, but the
prices are unchanged. There are slight changes in
drugs, camphor declining two cents, quinine to
$3.50 q 1915, and snake-root to 40 % As cts Fish
are in fair demand, with little change In prices
Flour is very firm and advancing; about rs cents per
barrel advance on most grades being asked. Grain
is in good demand and advancing on account of the
rise in freights A still further advance is imminent
We quote yellow corn at 81 cents. mixed at 65 a &C.
bag lots 6S cents, meal 81 cents. Lard is firm and
unchanged. Leather is firmer Lumber is I'M
changed. Molasses is firmer and higher Muscayado
being quoted at ~ q ~, and Sagua at AZ "a 49, Oils
show some advance; We advance Porgie to As 95O
cents Paints little off. Produce is coming in
freely; eggs are scarce and have advanced to 20 "a
81 cents. Provisions firm; pork is firmer and has
advanced to $1,000 q 1880 tor backs, which are
scarcely to be found in the market. Sugars are
active; graduated has fallen eighth and C's are
unchanged. Teas are firm and unchanged. Tobacco
unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-11
THE IOWA ELECTION.
10000 Republican Plu-
rality.
A VERY HEAVY GREENBACK
VOTE.

DUBUQUE, Oct. 10.-Very meagre returns
have been received. The vote is light owing to
the heavy rain prevailing throughou the state
Reports Indicate the election of the Republican
ticket by about 10000 over the Democratic
ticket Gear, the Republican Candidate for
Governor, Is considerably scratched bv the
temperance men, and will run at least 500O he
hind the rest of the ticket The preenback
state ticket has received 1900 to 20, 600 votes.
and the temperance ticket about 5000 The Re-
pubicaDs will have about 80 majority in the
Senat-, and IS or 40 in the House.
DEsMoNEs, Oct. 10--Repotts to the State
Register indicate tibet Gear (Rep for Governor
will have majority over Irish (Dem) of 40, 600
and little more than that over Stubs Green
backer). Inc Republican majority in the
legislature will be So or 40.
In Mills county John G. Stone (Rep) for rep
rese sentative, and generally looked upon as the
next Speaker of the House,!is elected by so ma
jority, after hard fight.
In Polk county the Republicans elect the
whole ticket except treasurer, which is still IN
don't.
Whole Greenba county ticket is elected ex-
cept the Republican representative Russell.
Returns rom all parts of the state show I'M
expected strength for the Greenbackers, and
leading men of that party here are claiming
now that their candidate for Governor has
more votes than the Democratic candidate,
Iowa CITY, Oct. 10 Specials received by
Mr. Irish indicate that Mr.. Gear will have only
plurality and not g majority for governor.
The Republican vote falls off largely in the
banner counties, Gear losing even Lynn and
Jessep and Stubs drew largely from the Rep.
The Democratic legislative gains are large and
there is much uneasiness amongst the Repub-
lican politicians over the rapidly narrowing
joint majorties.