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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
Tia Nrlll I.aaf Niahs.

The boys Of the newly formed military
company drilled again last night, Col. Noon
light, Capt. Meade, Mr.. Anderson and Mr..
sohindler acting n Instructors. The bows
were again the recipients OF many compfi-
ments upon the manner in which they "took
70" the work before them, and were a1ured
ture rs In the past they would make an as
sured and permanent success Of the company.
The boys are all heart and soul into 10. and
VIII win II hard work and close attention Is to
be the criterion Of success. A business meet
ing OF the organization will be held Tuesday
evening.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
PREM UMS.

by eminent clergymen in all parts of the
country Will continue TO be printed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

THE DUKE OF EDINBURG
visited the "Sarmatian" Immediately after
her arrival and remained on board.
LOOK OUT FOR PICKPoCKETs.
There are number of professional pick
pockets in town in expectation of a good
harvest during the reception. Four suspi-
cious looking characters in town a couple
OF days ago and were arrested as they were
eaving on the train this a. m, but were af-
forwards released,
The sun., 1878-10-16
UPRO4R ON RACE TRACK.
4 Hush for Driver whom the BettinE Men
Accused of selling ~ Trot.

There was an old-iashioncd assemhlagc in
Clifton Driving Park yesterday. TO sec the trois
announced ior the October meeting. The track
resembled the times when the horses were
started at the tap of drum. Side shows
abounded and there were plenty OF chances to
play the more you lay down the less you take
up. One novelty was n young negro. with his
head sticking through hole in the centre OF
white sheet hanging suspended from line.
man with lot OF base balls stood twenty feet In
front OF the negro shouting. Four throws for
ten cents; anybody hitting the niggers head
three times will get flfty cents. lively firing
was kept up at the darkey's head. rhe negro
fixed his eyes on the balls, and when he saw
bend benz his head down and the bali would csr@m
after a thrower had hit the neGros head three
times out OF four throws. Harry didn't, come
within yard Of the fellows head. I'D ~
is cad heasy. II the balls nd been arder," said
Harry. as he moved away from tho crowd.
=, There we're i've trots on the p!osrammss an. and
were sont 10 win The first WIS for $3.50 III
yilded purse for 81 horses, The starters we're
Dunham's bay ggljing Carbolic. L. Johnson's
bay mare Hattie, J; y Chambers brown mare
Flora Jefferson. II kent brown gelding Dwyer
g. Snick'- Little ban. II. Furch's chestnut mar
Mary. and Jacob Wilson's sorrel marc Rutland
Girl. Dwyer was the favorite over the field IN
the few light pools sold. He won in three
straight heats after a close brush with Harry
Hill in each heat Time, 2;40. 24Q', and 2;4l
| hAlf-mile track.
The next trot was for q divided nurse Of 500
for 2: "a horses. J. Is. Dean : bay stallion Ham
hletouian. 4. McCullogh's gray gcldng Duncl-
| lin. John Crechton's brown mare Cinderella.
| John u. Coles gray mare Jennie L., J.. l., Dun
| hams hay stallion J. n. Ferry, and A. B. El-
| dricges bay mare Phantom started forthe purse.
The stallion j. ii. Ferry was the fayoritr AT even
| against the field. Cinderella took the first two
heats with Phantom second. IN PAP and , 10.
| The third heat was captured hy Phantom, after
| a close brush with Ferry Phantom only gliding
| in hy a head in front IN 2:3sA. As Cinderrla,
WAS great rush for Jo" Chan Her, her driver.
| Several who had bet their dollars on her as
serted that Joe had sold the trot. The owner of
! Cinderella WAS much excited, aud the trainer OF
| the mare, in terms not exactly Chcsternellian,
| him with his fists. There was "A great upruar
several trying TO join in and make "A lsht. II
| was stopped. however. Just rs Joe had got his
| blood NJ and wanted To- whip somebody. Thc
| finishing: heats of the trot were then adjourned
| until 30 10 day.
The sun., 1878-10-16
ROBERT MKELLAR's MISTAKE.
Swearing that "a child In the street was his
Own that had been Lost.

Oflcer Shay. Mt o'clock yesterday saw n
crowd Of men. women. and children IN Leonard street.
Surrounding man and woman The mAn carried IN his
arms two arold child, which the woman was trying
10 take from him. On the arrival o shay, the woman
cused the of stealing the child and the man insisted
his They were taken before Justice klbreth
IN the rnubs Police Court
Mrs Mary Stadman OF l22 Leonard street carried the
child INTO court She sad ms chid was playing out
sd. my door when nclghbor told ne tht sht hhd n
man pck II up, Mss IT, buy II some candy and away
with II down stairs and caught up with the man.
OF whom deinan0ed my child. He said II MS
told hin to 20, that nine lie tired To run,
but caught him and held him until the officer came"
Robert Mckcnar Of 10 East Broadway. who wore
large heTy mousAches Was well dressed. and Is an en-
Hn.eT Judge there Is s0meihns n,s,en0us ~ ~.
case ani positive this - NV child lost my chli this
morning and swear positively this Is H. II it's hers
she can rtalnly have H. Why, Judge. respecta
lie mAn. and time tile partner of ecu Benc-
diet | would surely run away every day Oi the week
with nly child " thought II had been stolen hive ai
lOt East Broadway WIN my ~le and motherinlaw. II
they this IL not my chld then Will give II up
Jusuce kilbreth sent at once TO lOt East Broadway
Han an hour AtfrwArd Mrs MckellAr appeared, with
Ocer SHAY. carrying IN her armsa e. Id 50 strongly re-
srmbnng the court that even the Judge confess
that he saw the mistake could have been made one
child Was years and 20 DAYS of the other Year,
| .ta.lI una
The sun., 1878-10-16
PROSPECT PARK TROrS.
The Fan Meeting Opened with Two Struggles
Cut On by the Darkness-

The fall trottng meeting in Prospect Park was
ned yesterday The weather was pleasant The track IN
nne condition and there good attendance All were
curious 10 see how the would on under the
auspices and all were wei, pleased. As the management
was excellent and disputes aross The hrst rot was
for 80 class purse f2u The starters flathush
Bow Jessie Maud star. John James. Josie and Nae
gic' Cros.in Tne nrst heat James took m 35 with
John second. Jessie Maud third. and Josie fourth.
James hat slight advantage IN the second heat hut be-
fore reaching the hall mile pole he broke. ami flathush
Maud second. star third, aud John fourth James NnS
III anced In the third heat flathush BOY won ~ one
length IN a., John second, Jessie Maud third aud
star ouTth In the fourth heat the Judges ordered the
DIVERS of star ami John changed, substituting VIM
Thomas behind In ; aud VIM Gallagher Ia drive star
Maggie Cro.sn won by hall length in 2+2 John 5 sec
onI. Jessie Maud third. and star fourth.
Tile second trot tur > - class, purse Sup The
starters we're Nellie Irwin. MOdesty, Llly Rose Me.
dum, Irene Geo + Damels, and nuycr, The nr't heat
was captured by Driver In spc ndh style BY one length
from Geo. -. Daniels Time 225, Nellie Irwin lhiTd,
Rose Medium fourth. The second heat was lNely BE-
tween Geo b Daniels and Driver A. ihe three quart
pole Driver IN the AR and Geo b. Daniels rushed To
he front and took the heat IN "a with Driver second
Nclne IRWIN third Rose Medium fourth. The third heat
WAS nuty truted Geo B Daniels went under The wire
nrst ~, hall tngth IN ~, Driver second, Nellie lrwln
third ROse Medium fourth,
pniut darkness came OH and the tros were post
poned until O'Clock today.
The sun., 1878-10-16

Tur wErKIY suN, published this NOR

TUE WEEKLY Sun, published this morning.
contains
some Precise Fieurcs-Circuauen ~ Trf srN for Two
and rhrre quarter irarsA Triumph uf Anc rcan Jour
uhlsu. V, suit ut Last Weeks EctuOu~-talu, Tor the
Democrats Cungrcs~men. The Florida Nllaiuy-Ihe
Fraud IN BAKER tnuutN-ll'w Things were Fixed for
HAYES. John sherman in Wall Strert-ln poTtaut Qurs
Mons Discussed with Bankers and Brokers; SeuAtu
Gonkhns speaking; George HathAwaN's Rmn-Ihe
chapter NJ CRIME B Longicy Hung IN Texas-rlr End
the Most Atroc Criminal IN the 'ountrv-HaNdcn
again Court-,krfotc Grand Jury un Charge uf Nun
dcr-MOb Law in lndianarhc Hanging oi Four Negroes
In Mount NeTnnn-rwO oi them Innocent Men, war Sgis
the Burder-A De scent On Mexico ENptcted IN the
Near Futurr-Au Northern Mexico to he hei1ed, The
Sok Fever In san franciscO-Genera Rum and Demur-
warpath. Policy of Pore leo XIII -lmportnnt Letter
Inn tn Cardinal Nna; Driiung toward the Rocks.
Helpless anxiety IN England the Political situation,
Excitement IN the Gcruan Parhamrnt-Morr kumnrs nf
War IN the East Pane ina Liverpool Theatre our sugar
Supply Scarcity Of the Raw Mat rial The santa cruz
Instructions Death Ut MOnsgnuT Dupanloup, Bishop ui
Orransrracs Oi the Deceased PrelAte Impressions ot
EurOIe No H. bN Jos. pin Pulitzer Notices OF New Books
Life Of Alexander II StcphonS-An inside View oi the
southern ConederacN The Buzzing ~ Insects. Poetry
The Hornets Nest High Hopes that Burn, our Lost;
Story May far Mystery, The Latest relegrAphic News
SuuheHms, Notes on Science and Industry Ladies De
da rtmont, Many Columns ot Editorial Articles and Az
ncutural Matter, Financial Intelligence and Markets
THE wKLsLr Sun contains a complete enitome of the
OF the week from all parts ot the United States and
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mailing to the odd country may be had AT the desk OF cur
puD, auun ee Price four cents For sle by all news
dealers In city and country.
The sun., 1878-10-16
DIED.

BuII.-rhc funeral services of the late Mrs. Susan
Bull will he held at thr fiith Avenue ftcsbyt.ithn
church Thursday morning. at II 81 uclock kclt'
nye- and friends requested 10 attend without tnrter
CrRRAN AT Hoboken, Oct -. Frances J Curran. the
beloved wife ot James Cutran, Jf, aged ~ wears.
months aud ~ days 80
from he late residence. ~ Park on Wednesday oct
H. at 10 A. NJ thence 70 -. Mays Church. where a
solemn requiem w Toe offered Tor the rcpose Of her
soul
COBrRS on MONDAY. oct -. Charlotte Coburn, aged
~ wife of James tuhurn
Relatives ami friends the family invited to attend
the funeral Wcdno ~laN 10Th inst, At O'Clock, from
her late residence. ~ East iSfN It
GREER R-Oct Is. Jane Greer. aged - years
Fuucfal viii take Iiavr uu Thursday morning. Rt IL
O'Clock from her sister, residence. GrccuNllc. y J
HALL. SUNDAY. Orf %. 90 her late residence aiS
oakland av, GREEN ont Martha Hal ~ the ''th year
Funerai services Will be- l,d at the Frs, VI + church.
Manhattan aN Green. int Oi Wcduo edaY, Oct 10, 1t
SOP VI Relatives ani friends arc respectfully invited
KOENEN In his city. on sunday oct -. Asne.
Kpncu. daughter NJ Mr. Josephine and the late Andrew
koeneu. agcd ~ ycar~. mort AMI ~ day
her late rcsl,nce. - 7th - Relatives and friends
invited 20 attend
IAKEMAN In the ifh inst Of consumption Eva
; lnkcman. IN the 18Th yctf o her axe.
Funeral ron VI L church, corner Of fth ana South
M IS, Brooklyn =. n TODAY iitn, at2 o'clock r ".
Friend. Hul relatives are invited to attend
Whitney Mary Whitney. wife uf James whitney.
a-,,i Ni ,rnr. of C0uut, Lon -tord ireland
Relatives and friends ui the family respectfully re.
gnc.ci 10 attend the ucra from her late residence.
- fusnug AV. brooklyn on THURSDAY at "a ociocA.
Int ruvnt ~ Cemetery oI ue Holy or
The sun., 1878-10-16

TUESDAY, Oct. 15-P. M.-Thcre was n less
active speculation at the Stock Exchange but
the dealings were characterized 10y more than
usual feverishness and the buying in under
the rule" Of about H. 900 shares OF various
stocks for the account Of Haar 4 Co.. promi-
nent Wall street house which failed to-day.
caused much excitement and demoralizcd the
market. although prices advanced under the
influence Of these purchases. This Arm was
short II the general market about 2j.0O0 shares.
but there were many private settlements. and It
was also u holder Of gold to the extent Of about
81 0OO.OOO at the higher figures. The losses
arising from this failure are well distributed
among the members OF the stock and Gold EX-
changes but the day has been more gloomy and
drspondent than any recorded since the panic
The stock market opened strong under tho
leadership Of Western Union. which advanced
from ~ To 9l', and Of Lake Shore. which fur
ther rallied To- 61's but from these points prices
began suddenly To decline. which resulted IN II
drop of $40 l's = cent. Oh announcement Of the
failure above alluded to but when the purchases
rally. and reached the highest points Of the day
during the afternoon; although at tho close
observed N Northwe-tern common from 7ih Ia 7u',
Delaware Lackawanna snd Western was lower at 5i4.o'
hn's but u subsequently recovered tn the highest ngur
ani closed at 81 North western common IN the earl,
blsncs. drol'i from N' 10 ~'. after which It rallied
| The Chs,c Nauonai bank was today admitted to mem
hcr,hp o the Ncw York Clearing House Association.
Iic s"ld gHrAgt va, ieMeu,h throughout the day viii
.al', az lr and onis Tie buk o tic brokers Suffered
lo.-s h' ne failure OF llaar Co
Ia loans ihe rates ior The Of gold were cent and
| ioT tuie and demand drafts, respectively
stock colateral were literally supplied al a. With dnn
NEGOTIATIONS ~ the lower rate rnme discounts wer,
Do,eruucnt bonds reflected well distributed bushes.
| but cll>o 81 l,ust al slght decline.
/ IN IIta MVFN ID u. lIlII If "A flUna
The sun., 1878-10-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the Goth September
at 81 Jude south kcusngton London England, by tue
Rev. Charles W BclzrHVc, rector OF North hilwortll
assisted b, the Rev Rrenchley kng-iurd
Dacrcs g Belsravc Captain Ninety e venth 0sarl Of
usterN Regiment; tn Louisa Carey. second daughter o
John J kne .iOrd of r. Queens tntp Gardens London
and granddaughter OF Daniel Parish Of New York.
HARkER-LEMts Al the residence 0i the bride I.
parents "Wednesday. oct =. by the Rev W J. Abbott
lcws T. llarker 70 Ella = daughter NJ A. " Lewis
HARRIS-HAHNfS On 1hursdav. lutl inst, by the
Rev II Barnes at ~, residence :. the bride brother
y X Barnes Francis 4 Harris uf Philadelphia 10 Euihe
DAUGHTER ut the ac benjamin Barnes of New ork city
HALl.tllt lltRSf-NANuERNpuK At Jersey tiy. on
the sth inst the residence uttc bride hy tho Rev DR.
Spencer Rice Of Grace church. Samuel lla1lehurst
Ir. Of Baltimore e. Enza j Nandcr' uort, daughter %
john u NunierVo0rt
kENNY- Y-DOMIlNG.-Ou SUNDAY. Oct ~. ~ 81
stephens Catholic Church 10y the Rev Dr turTAn, John
Kenny To- Elizabeth Jane bowling
PAINE-rE AIRS ALl.-On Tue siaN, Oct y az the resi-
feuce the brides parents at ~taR'~urg V, by is
n,V Gcoree X Garrctson. william Payne ui New forl
cltN to Maggie 4. PearSall 81 Sttat-lurg
The sun., 1878-10-16

The Cornell Navy. Fau Regatta.

ITHACA. y. oct. l5.-The fall regatta Of the
Cornell navy took place Cayusa LAke this afternoon
The weather Anc though III. lake a little rough,
and the number o spectators large The course
Was two in,es straight The 4nsescull race for the Uni
vcrsity champiun,hip between George Wellcs OF ~
aul D. l. Preston uf - resulted victory Preston
Time Preston. ld -, Wels-. lu a. In the siXoarr,i
~cul race the Cuck challenge cup between crvW
from tlr CLASSES ui ~. ~. aud 81 the ~
~ ~ - u %. -. ~ a. The names Of the winning
crew are y n shinkel T. n. Cole \ u. Jayne. ! a..
Allen a.. 4 Read. H. / Waterbury. aud O l. Taylor.
cnyswuin TINS the who ruwed Ncforiousy y
Aiust HarN ard At OWasto Lake last The last
race was IL race between two freshmen crew. Tho
time II u7 amt l. 3l TIE winning crow are 7 Pen
u0,K. u Hutchinson. NJ Taylor, II. Nichols. T.
leufN. J. e. Want. Mott
The sun., 1878-10-16
New York Markets.

TUEsDAY. Oct. l5-FLoUR AND MEAL There
has pe,n severe Change m prices of low grades IN nc
past week, partly from svinpathy wiih wheat And
partly from reduction In export orutrs tnday me
market dU and prices lower except tor ~ oict pat
entS and good medium extras from winter wheat We
quote No ?, y bbi 81 - 81 -, supcrnne state ai
Western 81 ludSt 90, extra state. 6r. to2gt1N =
Western sprlug wheat extras, $50 oati '' DO AN ana
XXX SiASa So. do WINTER hnd M, ta Ha>l aA
do Minnesota patents. sa'asS ~, ciY ,hilmnf .xua,.
7uS4 20 southern hAkcrs AMI iuntN dramas ~ o'f
e. 10 do shipping extras, Slati 80 Rye n"nr, sal 81
nuc, g. 70 GSta 80 Com mral-N'-itfu, - " .esf< ~
brandy winc e. s5as2 80 Buckwheat ho0r, q IOO bs
81 ssfl ~
CorroNThe market has been greatly depTesseh by un
oHbs foreign adN the past week aud To day spots
were AGAIN lOc. luwr and dun, mddhng uplnnds
SOLO points. clusins at lOutc tor october luulN oI
November iuoSc. for December luUfc Tor January
~ SOC tor February ia 24c for March ~ 32c Tor April
aud ~ Av hT Nav Sales, 7"Sn halss Receints A.
the ports tins day 2s.Ot bales, slnce ssut Hl o.
tAes same time Lat year, 80 100 bales We quote
The sun., 1878-10-16

DrAinatis p0rsonns-A young American IN rnuu-
about and 4, Pir-s perthod upun the rneo de"ourmv
huge perr mnre NE. hnd maiden n nNe summers.
pAntaettes looking very wlshluly al the Eournani On
the Nuun- America " say, sls. does mar
make mincr piesf II she does IN bet they amt good
A. my mar-N Little Miss nmidlyl, like mnee ple
Aw u welt" Yruu" America Well, now that unnN
Ju,t look here drawing ~ quarter ~ a pie out o hi.
krtl aud ~ boss tool Amt good f'
pnretullS stnWlne II away IN MS pOckru That boy -
father To the man WHO Mu-t have hlt rgars AMI any
other masculine luxury his oont'ml ltbie selhshnnoss
Graves ~hie has p"Or s'ky ~he must do the wolk ui
women e. klis waste more Than lhey earn lac
saysl and the u little money To purchase a
few bottles NJ DR. Pprers FaNurlto Prescription, the
soNcrrign remedy female disease and weakness size
is literally dying by mchcs-and All because OF that
ma runo s,lhshins- that would not divide the childish
luxury with hs playmate, aud now tacitiy refuses hs
wue the luAury VI LoAltLL Ado.
The sun., 1878-10-16
Waller a aIeserley.

This popular Grand street house keeps up lie
reputation Tor good bargains in all sorts OF dry goods
eoaks and suits for ladies and children this fall There
rs no need Of a special opening at Waller McsorcSs
Every day goods opened and displayed and the
house is thronged with shoppers from Monday morning
unui Saturday evening. Ladies whO wish 10 secure
cheap ready made ,nii in more nni,hed and elegnnt
design. than such dire neray found, VIII get
them here Every suit and cloak, except the impaired
garments eAhlbuon, are mluuiActured IN tie house
and under the immediate supervision ot the manage
me nt aud th- iore not only dinrent from ordinary
read made at manufacturer but are likewise ~
original designs bronsing exclusively to the house Of
Val A No
The sun., 1878-10-16

CoLLkCrOks OritcG, oct 10, 1871 \
My DEAR SIN: You having called my uttcn-
ron exaggerated statements IN to-day :
papers regard th Custom House detention at the
baggage which brought with upon your arrival
ron Furnpr per brtannlC oct ~ take great pie
in putting the wTiting IN order that the
erroneous impression caused by the pubhshed reports
he in SONS degree urttNied.
Upon your arrival declared that the dutahle con
tents uf our trunAs ten dozen gloves, cur
Luus aua glassware mott thorough examination of
every resulted IN unding nothing IL addition, AMI
the glass conshete o too small value IA
duty ulon The dutS actually paid was s5 ~ upon the
xluNr- Ac Ihs duts should have been collected upon
the dock an the trunks delivered Ia you there and then
yOu uHs saved the aunu Ancc aud notnrey through
al ot nicVr not cUnncC nd with the reg
uar customs service ~ this pOit Very truly years
tSilurd. pUuLEY b. fnkLPs, Deputy Collector.
AAIuhlN LiviNLsTON, Esq
The sun., 1878-10-16

Kit. the Arkansas Traveller" dwolt upon
the stage of the new Park Theatre in Brooklyn n
day evening. Ia u cloud of gunpGwder and smoke, + =
Chanrun was the familiar MI who sir- up the sn
ry gods emulate deed, OF blood. and his enwrng wm
whuOp which teegrul he'd his coming nom hrhlhd We
scene. was a SIGNAL burst 81 applause ~ the top
most tho h0a The prct was nai"qual' Ia
III W the real stiungt of the Park Theatre company
The uibeauA. the steamboat tno dns deel the ace,
snroS were an abreast with the rendering If tie 1tcr
rhp boy may know thattis part ot the prOmpier's hu
nres 10 sp loaded pistols intu the hands oi hH aud that
thry will Get more shots Ll.r money than ever he
lorc XII huhls the boards all the week Then Nj y
Fanny Davenport ghdcs upon them
The sun., 1878-10-16

ford. " II she told the truth in ono case why
would she not in the other ?" the State will ask.
The question of the relense of Mr.. Hayden on
bail will probably be brought up. but all efforts
to secure bail VIII probably prove unavaling.
as the statutes VI tho state specially provide
that in cases whore capital punish mcnt may be
inflicted. and where there is absolute proof or
the presumption of guilt il great. no bail can bc
accepted. The State will Hsk whether the pre-
sumption Of guilt is not great WHEN the Grand
Jury unanimously unite In nnping Il true bill l
Ne date for trial has been fixed. and probably
viii not be until ncXt week.
The sun., 1878-10-16

and city. t'lsaAc. Beefhnms-ws,torn Y bh. sea
fl75O Beef-Weseru extra mess SlpeaTll = hb plain
du. a. inssaaO. prime mess . iee' ti"sti" DNssSo
GE,'v-ias rapidly declined under the nnfayorahl:.
Eurou, an niviccs Tmdit wh'nt r.cncI ~ MdN M @ nmt
clio cd lower spots dull "a res active ~ the rdst"
-rriue ~sefgV fr 80 do NC, Tor No rcd winter,
sinsiui ing 80 2du 81 ,il 40 y W for NO do. We
mtI uu', tur No ntuhor. 9 ~ " ior gin!cr M,n.
rin si'n2s ss' M 10y SO white. AMI si OigtlW
Tor cNra No. on ihc spot und to arrive; aud iur ure
delivery, 46LVu hush including M. white. tlW Tor
November AMI - ~ ur December ard 30 rcd winter,
closing ttl tor October aud - ~ Tor November I've
uuict at i5s5~c for Western. d '~fe Tor STATE biL.
rv and barley malt, si9sii Tor state aud ~ lvNflG
tor Canada Buckwhc1t u The grau. Sc oats duii anu
PARTIAL, lower snrs ~ uu hush at 29 nc for III Ned.
and 27mHlc. Tor white iuciuiiug No gradsd at 21f
2-, tor miNcd. ami 3nW3p4c for white Indian corn
i lower with the demand uu cra'c: sales on the spot
uluul hush i, uding steamer mixed vt iugtul ic aud
No NJ te &c ic AMI io future delivery. hEN hh.t
steamer mixed ~ I6c. for December, white Oh tie
snm quoted 5ns'lc.. and yellow. iisi~ci uns"nnd
mixed. ifw Hr -.
declined with mo iyrair trtlsacttrus pthor hfucl'i
iually unchanged Moll.sc. quiet Rice in moderate
Irmrud and unchanged Raw SUGAR was quiet hut
stcniv with sale $50 hhds ~ Tie refined ia uir de-
mani aud unchanged We Quotr Coffee NnracHino,
Iu,afG,c Java ~, ,a21c and Rio ~. 81, &C. gold.
ticr-Cnrninn Daati c Molasse s-MuscON - test
~ gic New orleans, 2Gatl, for OH aud 4l@55c for
new Raw su.ar-Fair % good refining, 7iss7asc cen
trfueal 77saS4sc Rehncd-stauiafd A, esvsc.;
20
The sun., 1878-10-16

CITY OF MExIco oct. The campaign or
tered hy the Mexican Government tive Ilpan ami
kickapoo Indians whose border raids were especially
anu wing United states has ended successfully
aftrUNch haft vnrA President piaK has ordered sin
it campai- AGAINST other uuuh, tribes ot TIE
Sierra dc Carmen Hnl the Sierra de los Mrseaieros
These the most turbulent oi tho Indian tut-. ANA
have shown nainuTe respect tor Mexican than Amencan
trUlt ltV and lIs.
The sun., 1878-10-16

Provisions has been decline IN priccS OF hog
products and tolaN there wa, tulof d, rrs,iur Pork
declined, with ubhing salrs ~ - iil a. u.
and BOO hbs sold tor November ~ hu hut new
January delivery 80 ~ bid AMI 80 - n,kei Beet ami
Ler ham, ual tor the new Yet Hacnn gAVt
And unsettled cat meats selhus arN hut prices uiorr
less pasrttiod Land oWrr ami mWr tuNr. SALE So
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