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Connecticut western news., 1878-11-27
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 Commencing NOV. Il. IS1S
 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. sl az. 4O A. M.--ConnecJlng M Miler1on Tor Tough
 keepsie. Albany and the Nest direct, aud Loayes Salisbury 100 & Lakcyilie, 1,uS r. M. 5S P. M.-C0nnectin2 rom Pittrleld. At Ns
 lefton for New York, arriving at ( 4S p. n- Leaves salisbury att p x Laksvlie 4;s6 r. Il. 0sAS r. -Connecting from Pittsheld. At Mil :,
 lerton with kxprces for Albany and the LeAves salisbury 7.Os & Lakevill. TOT N. 3.l4 P. M.-Miik train. connecting at &illertOn
 for New York. knns sundays only. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAvk CANAAN. SelU A. M., Leaves Millerton 6,00a m,
 Lakevtlle 6 ab Salisbury, 0.65. 8.34 A. M.-CoLnectiliE al N lnsteu loi brldva. | port Al simer ury tor New Itaveu a,r1s.
 Ing at l.S6 p. m saving lO miles distance lover any other route, tor estield. Nortn-
 amptun, Williamsburg anu Holyoke. At Hartford with Expless lur Sprin91eld, and Bos on, and ail points North and r.asT also tor Wtllimantic, New London. Proyi-
 Leaves Millerton s.s0 m, Lakevine, s.oS Salisburv, 9.l IA. M. ,. $40 F. M.-ConneItI2 fiom Albany. At
 Winsted for Mate-Se- " and Bridgeport. At
 simsbury for N0@ Hayen, V estiela. Ilok
 yoke and Norfh 'apton. At Hartford foa
 Brietol, Nillimratlc, New Lundon. New
 York. B"ston ana >sybreoS. via (. V. R.R. 1. Leaves Milsrton sl0 p. m. Laksville S.S1. Lcaves Salisbury. 2.S"r. N. .. l8 2. M.,-Leavee fullerton 7.30 m, i,akeVilla
 7;4s Salisbury. 7es !; N, for Winred. PaSscngpre ave New York at $50 D, n., connect wi.h this usIn.
 co .. m. LNH0n0ay mornings onIy,l leave Milierton at q. 6, e'nheCllngs at Ianaan with HUusatunic train north, At Pine Meadow Tor New Haven, arriving at 9 2O q nl., aud for New York. At Simsbury for WestHeld and Northampton, and arriving In Hartford at S.%5.
 Tor time ct Way Stations and connections eee
 INO. F. JONES. Sup,t.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY, ss.
 Superior Court,
 November Term, A. D., 1878. Falls Village Savings Bankl
 vS.
 Wm. Jamieson, ct ux, ct als.
 It being shown to, and found by this Court that Mrs. Wm. Jamieson, wife of Wm Jamie, son, - Jamieson and -Jam- ieson, minor heirs of the Wm Jamieson and wife now residing in parts unknown to the pe- tltioner, are respondents and parties in inter est in the above entitled cause, now pending Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pend- ency of said petition, and action be given the said Mrs. Wm. Jamieson, - Jamieson and - Jamieson. minor heirs by the petitioners causing this order of notice to be published in the Connecticut Western News, n newspaper published in North Canaan, in said county. three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 20th day of November, 1878, and make due return hereon.
 Dated at Litch6eld, November IS, 1878.
 By order oS the Court,
 WH WS. ', RANso&, Clerk.
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L FAVE PITTsFIRLD, VIZ:

s.0os. m. Passenger tram for Bridgeport, srrit
 ing at la.S0 ?. m, with through car tor New
 York, arriving at 3,U7 p. m.; at New Haven
 at l.1O p. m. Leave Albany at $40 6. n.
 with through car for Bridgeport. Leaves Canaan at 9.3+ .. m. 1S6. p. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport arriy
 ing at 5,45, p. m.. with Through car Tor
 New York, arriving at 745 p. m, at New
 Haven sl 730 D. m. Leave Albany at lOS6
 
 Leaves Canaan at 800 D. m. a 300 D. m. Ml'k Train for Bridgeport, arrlv.
 ing at S.30 D. m.;New Ioik 10 29p. ID, New
 Haven ll.52 p. m. LeF ves Canaan At 3.6a p. m. 500 p. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village. &r.
 irving at T.uU p. n. Leave albany at 10 D. m- Leaves Canaan at 6a5 D. m. Sunday Milk Train leaves Pitteheld at !. .3S D. tor bridgeport, arriving at s.ou p. m; New York lI.o0 p. m.;Sew Haven II 5lp. m. Leaves Canaan at %.30 p. m. ewABs trains connect nt Canaan with Conn. Western k&s l1.s At hArOOK. Kieid Junction tP and from Dsanbury. H. D. AVERILL, N Nj. BROWN, G'ncra ticket A. ent. Su .ettn endent. Bridgeport. Conn.,, Nov. u,1S7s. S,tf
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 1879. 
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HOUSAToNIC RAILROAD

shortest, Quickest nnd CheapcNa Rsuteto North Adnms, A lbnny. 1Ioy, south NOrwatiy, >tanf ord, Chatham. acUse, Auburn, Geneva, Rochester, BurEale. Suspension Bridge, Ningora EnIls. Cleveland. Detroit, T0leda, Ctncinnnti, Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louis.
 Through Tickets sold and B0Egnxe Checked for above points at union Depot, Cn0anM. Also for PAilodet. phtN> Baltimore Rnd wnshsngt0m. PurchNse Tickets vi0 Housntonic LtMe.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 Commencing Nov. Il, 1878.
 TRAINS LEAvE BRIDGEPORT. VIZ: 500 c. ID Freight Trstn. Cpassenger accomma.
 da''ons> for Harrington. Eo,,day, We'd
 neaday and Frday, Leave CanaaH SIS D. m.
 10 10 am. Passenger train for Pittsfed, arriving
 at s.26 P. m. With Through car leaving
 New York at sos a, m.) Leave New
 Haven at s.sS m. with through car
 rom Bport f"r Albany arriving S.5O D. n
 connecting St Albany with 80 D. m
 popular Chicago and St. Louis express
 arrvi'.g in Chicago at 8. O0 the next D m Leaves Canaan at 12 40 D. m. 4.55 p. m Passenves Tram tor Pittshed. arr,v. ing N. at %& sosp %& m twi1h Through car New Haven, 3.45 p. m. Connecting at State Line Tor A'hary and the West, ar irving at Albany 10.o6 p. m. Leaves Canaan at 7.S1 p. m. FROM FALLS VILLAIE. 545 a. m. Special Passenger Train for PittsfeId arriving at 47a. m. Albany 9.65 am. Leave Canaan at 600 a. m
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gegal @otites,
LITCHFIELD COUNTY, ss.
 Superior Court, November Term, A. D., 1878.


 Falls Village Savings Bank
 vS.
 John Donlan,
 It being shown to, and found by this Court that the said John Donlan is now residing ont of this State, and in parts unknown to the De titioner. and is Respondent, and party in fn- ing in this Court. F Therefore, ordered, that notice of the pend- ency of said petition, and action be Sivep the sad John Donlan, by the petitioner causing this order of notice to be published in the Connecticut Western News, . newspaper unb- iseed in said County, three weeks. commenc- ing on or before the 16th day of Novemher 1878, and make due re turn hereon. Dated at Litchfeld, November ', 1878.
 By order of the Court.
 SW2O VIM. L. RANSOM. Clerk
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 Commencing June 1s. 1877. Trains Of Conn We ttSu Ak. X. arriving at Hart. ford ae follows;
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The Christian Union is conducted with great ability and dignity. It is a-paper I am glad to have in my tsnily for its purity aud Christian b- erality. HOWARD CROSBY.
 Neso Fork, Sept ls 1878.
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In ny own family, every one of us, from the el- dest to the youngest, ande something in every weekly iseue to be read with inter est and to yield instruction. LEONARD M MACa1N.
 Neso Hacen, Aug, 1878.
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Cheapest Route to New YOrk
 VIA

Capt, Chas. Weeks, will leave Bridgeport every night, tSatuI day TX cepted,) from Steamboat Dock. at II o'clock at irving in New York about { o'clock next morn ing.
 Returning, will leave New York every morning )Sunday excepted) rom Pier 36, Lasi Rivot. loot of Catharine street at 1l.30
 Freghts received way billed through 10 all rtations on the Ho onic railroad a vely nv rates. Tickets eau he purchased through to New York less than by all railroad. and baggage check. ed through rom all trains
 P. S.-The evening Milk train on the Housaton. ic ra'trnSIi connects with the Steame" Bridgeport. .pu UnHN R WIrPREl [. Sniy't
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The Christian Union thoroughly deserves the large increase in Its circulation winch 1t has se am asked my opinion ot the Christian Union. Ijudge 1t te be ih the front rank of modern jour- nAls. ". M. RR A A RROUSR.
 Ylzls Ct,ue0e G. A,so 1878
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I have been 6 0ratih d reader of the Christian Union for the past year, and l rejoice in its in eESasing circulation increasing power of good Ih the land. J. kS. SR. Ed,YE.
 Amherst College, Mass., Aug. 1S78
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Q. w. CAMP, M. D.
 DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan, Conn N Office day at Camps Drug Store, from oLt 70 four o'clock, Thursday afternoons. 33vOi6ti.
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Tn an Englishman wanting to kHow how the surrents Of thought in America are AowinR it ta particularly valuable. Re ~. MNGE England g pt. 1878.
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SEDGEWICK ROUSE. Hu0esvflle, CONm
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4 Usiuersal Endorsement.

It is with great pleasure that express the opin- Ion that he Christian Union as at present con- dneted is an excellent family religious newspaper.
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wish you would issue an edition of the Chris- tiAn Union in the German lanRuaae My conv Ia alweye in demand among my German friends WhO read Englirh, aud ho believe in the GOepeI aa Chiieg gave It. Sos, R CRlOMPeSnN
 GeTnany Ocf 1878.
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 sides of the fanaly cdn aus e,yoy Nte paper dl he some tsn,e. During the past gear readers hape fo,snd dtis q specially atracfiue and con
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lake great pleasure in bearing testimony to the 1eSitr ol the Christian Union ae . moot excellent nmIny paper The variety of it's contents and the aolnty Witn which subjects are discussed give 1t very high place among the neWspapers of our country. GEO n n1eTyS Es T AN
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Mefme@ gS 0O Der 0nMWn. CleRwYmems S<.S0 E@se@Es prepaid Large Cash Commissions paid. Agents
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-11
QUOTATIONS FOB GOLD.

| CoRN-Quiet and weak. Sales--15O yellow
mixed at 54c, 100 mixed at Sic, $50 white al
| SIC f8 bushel.
OATs-The demand Is fair and prices steady
Sales-75O st. Louis and 100 do at 36c, $50 dc
at 35e. and $50 Galena at 38c U bushel.
,BRAN--Quiet. 15O bags sold at 65e, and zoe
| at 6211ac T9 cwt.
SD 50015 so for prime.
BULK CoRN-The market Is dull and mac
tive, and movements appear to be imprac-
ticable In the present relation Of this market
to the foreign trade. Prices are nominally
quoted at440D441zsc.
WHEAT--Receipts small and demand light,
at 85@95c for Texas and choice No. 8 Western.
WHIsKY-The demand for this article Is
moderate and IN PRICES ;n scarcely any change
natl 81 o5ai os, fair to good good western 81 90
/ 03, Louisiana $111 o..
WOOn-Demand good and prices firmer.
We quote bury 9@1Oc, Louisiana clear 200
21f e lake s8@ Eis Y 53d b .na j., - -
guest. New York creamery fine -'025c, New
York dairy prime 20t022c New York dairy
good 16017c, Western creamery 20Gl25c, West
ern dairy 11l0t5c " ID.
CHEESE Is in light, demand. New York
PoUbTRY-Old chickens s40D4 Is; young
$202 So ducks $203; geese 1904; turkeys SIS
90 fB dozen.
STARCH-In fair demand at 3131Ac in lots.
POTAToEs-Western at 81 5001 rs 49 Dbl.
OF Louisiana potatoes there is good
stock, with q light demand; prices easy at
81 25tD1 SO % Dbl.
ONIONS - Western 81 5Oa1 rs. Louisiana
onions are in moderate demand at 81 so
9B Dbl.
SWEET POTATOES rs ~ Dbl.
CABBAGEs-Are steadier. They are quoted
at So 50(14 % box.
BEANs-Northern 3@314c. Western 2L@
2294c 49 ID.
EeGs- Western 5@t2c; Louisiana 15@2oc "a
dozen.
RICE-The stock Of new Is light. The only
Prime 654c, good 611sc, No. q 81 y tb. 49, -,
SALT-We quote dealers prices from their
warehouses at $4,000 ~ sack for coarse, ST. 05
al 10 for fine. Turks Island dull and neg
lected; held at 30@32c % bushel. Table salt
COTTON TIEs-Are quoted at So Is IS bundle,
with discounts according to quantity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
by Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
Dom estiC.

Domestic. --5
NEW YORK, Aug. 10, 80 a. m.-Coffee
firm, with good demand. Sales-2276 per
d Haley, 1900 per Donati 1900 per Euclid,
1900 hhds, 5000 bags. Refining fair to good
fair z 1-16@714, prime 10. Refined sugar
@57.
r. ,n maootton steady s Mifddingg T. ora
September. Corn-399 bid September. Pork
$40 671a@10 70 September, $40 7O@10 80 De-
tober. Lard 7;8o September, 7.771a,u78o. Octo-
$50 67 sepfembe e.' So SUI 759io IS octoher.
Lard-7.771a September, 7.7711a asked October.
Dry salt meats - Shoulders $50, short rib
645 short clear go.
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts of
hogs to-day 1000; official yesterday II, Ais;
for the week 63,350; shipments yesterday
409S; for the week 4l73: light grades 81 4O(a
50, heavy to packers 81 1904 So; heavy to
shippers at 81 4O@4 65. Cattle Estimated re-
ceipts 900; market steady.
| D. m.-Close-Wheat 96I bid August,
931s@94 September, 93A October. Corn-39
bid August or September. Oats-22L bid Au-
gust, 22h bid September, 225s October.
Pork-S1O SO August, $40 GO@tO 6211a Septem-
her,. $40 70 October. -7.75@7.751a Sep
TENDER or October.
ST. LOUIS, Aug g. 1o-Opening- Wheat-9 3h1
August, 95 September. Corn-35A August,
36A September, 80 October.
l p. m.-Wheat lower for cash and higher
for futures-No. 2 red 9414 and advanced to
IS September, 93@93A cash; No. 8 red $500
bid October 351a035A cash. Oats better-22
bid September, 2l994@21h cash. Whisky
steady at 81 O5. Pork better at $11 20. Out
meats General market unchanged. Bacon
firm and higher7n,6, H. II. Lard nominal;
bid September, 96 bid October. Corn-35ll3a
August 361s September, 1874 October.
quiet. Mess pork >s11; Bacon Shoulders 6,
cleor, rib sides II, clear sides 71a. Sugar
cured hams 11224igi2. Bulk meats-Shoul-
ders so, and held higher, clear rib sides $50
@6.65, clear sides 6.8001685 loose; packed nc
more Lard-Current make steam tx,
country kettle s. city dc. 81a. ,Hogs-Re-
ceipts to-day 937; market firm, with fair de-
20, fair to good 81 30014 65, select butchers
"a 75t@4 S. Whisky steady at 81 o.. Rye
firm; No. 2 Sc, choice sample 54@55. Corn
steady; mixed ear 4211s, shelled 43. Oats
quiet; new mixed 24t125, whita 27. Wheat
firm; choice white 81, prime to choice amber
95M97, red 92(195.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, 10 80 .. m-Cotton-I
Moderate inquiry; freely supplied. Middng
Uplands 65sd Middling Orleans 6a4d; sales
5000 bales, of which 500 are for export and
speculation; futures steady; buyers at last
nights prices.
Wheat Western spring No. 9s Cd, No. Q 9s, |
winter No. los, No. 2 9s 3D. Flour-Western |
canal 21s0124s. Corn-New mixed 22s 9dfm
23s. Oats Is Sd. Pork Prime mess Western |
49s. Lard-Prime Western 39s Cd. Bacon |
Long clear 32s, short clear 34s.
30 .. m.-Bacon-short clear 35s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-11

ait the West, we have to notice q further Inn
provement. We quote plain hams g6f0e Or
dluary sug r-c1red To- ssD1111ae, choice sugar
cured 1211as@13. Dealers rates are 1148Ic
higher. Sales 35 tIerces TO be shipped aG f3e.
firmer, with good demand. We quote prime
steam S0Ds14c, and refined 815@9e. Refined
lard In kegs is now held at 91ae, and in
buckets at Zoe. Dealers obtain the usual
advance Of about &c on these prices. sales-
BREAKFAST BAooN-The supply Is ample
for the demand, and the market Is steady for
choice goods at s@9c; dealers are charging
81a@91ac for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-Haf bbls $40; extra West
ern mess $13 % bbl.
PACKERS Hoo PRoDUCTs- Dealers are SELL
ing on orders in the job trade at So 50017 ~
half bbl for pig pork; So IS - Dbl for prime;
SO for prime mess: SO for rump pork.
CoFFEE-Is week and quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-11

1901 Ss@127z Pacific Railroad bonds closed
as follows Union firsEs fg5sx0 los. land
Igrants 1D4 asa1OAgg q. sinking funds lo2ls61
1o q; Ge y 1882 g JOG. s. "a
active and closed strong, The closing prices
being at or near the highest Of the day. The
most active stocks were st. Paul, Northwest
ern, ID. L. and W.. Lake Shore, Western
Union and Union Pacific.
Clearing house statement = Currency ex-
changes, $48, G56. 984; currency balances, ST.
$50, 903; gold exchanges, Sc, 379,071; gold bal
ances, $7O6,678.
Weekly clearinghouse statement Curren-
cy exchanges, $355,692,O7O; currency bal
ances, 1888 $3.50, gold exchanges, $48, 1885,
995; gold balances, S6,7o7,596.
LONDON. Aug. 10, noon.-Consols- For mo-
ney 90 GIG, on account 81 1916
PARIS, Aug. 10, / 80 p. m.-Rentes 110f. Goo.
BERLIN, Aug. 10.-Specie increased ], roo, 900
marks.
Weekly Financial Review.
New YORK. Aug. 1O.-The events of the
week in financial circles were important in
some respects. The monetary situation was
characterized by extreme ease ant, borrow
ers on call were supplied at 1@2 fg cent.
rates were advanced to 484 for sixty days
and 488 for demand and speculations. Gold
was steady at throughout the week.
Government bonds were firm, with the ex-
ception Of 1868, which declined fraction.
The rawsy n fs the was
prices yielded 11am1924 V. cent, but firm tone
soon set in and the decline was more than re-
covered. Still later In the week the market
gave way 1a0l6 gR cent, the st. Paul. North
western and the coal shares leading the down
ward movement. Towards the close there
was marked change In the temper of specr-
latlon and a recovery Of 1a(02 1B cent from
the lowest point took place.