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tced her manner towards him was more sub.
dued, and when she felt his gaze upon her. the
warm, conscious blood suiiUsed her cheeks.
! And after their return to the house she excused
herself few moments and ilcw 10 her room
locked the door, and dropping into achalr sh,
burst into Hood Of sweet tears suppose
that expression i, correct; We read If "hllcI
tears" and tear, Of anguish but Amcs al
not feel bitter" towards anybody, nor had She
any reason 10 she'd tears of anTui>h,' there
/ tore, we are sure they were sweet tears How,
ever, Agnc- seemed ashamed Of them, for she
soon sprang up halhcd her face and Smopthcd
her hair and glanCing AT the mirror smiled a
happy smile and then flew down stars, and
cXCuslng herself To the company in the p,rIor,
she busted herself for IN hour in giving finish
:ng touches to the table that WAS being spread
for the evening meal. Although young Glen.
dcnning watched her closely Al TIMES during
the evening, vet She COulu not well conceal
her happiness Edward, in great good I'm.
NOR, cOnverscd with the many guests in IA
miliar manner till they all pronounced him a
capital fellow " The quick eyes of hi' moth,
cr could not be deceived, and at Il convenient
moment she said IN il low voice:
1T would hardly bc fair to ask you now If
you were not engaged, my boy.'
"Oh mother mine, you have seen too much
of the world To hc deceived by me. Al amOrC
convenient season." he whispered, and WAS
gone
Later IN the evening, when he had danced
with Agnes and Julia Thorne and some halt
dozen other young ladies whilst Agnes was
being entertained by the lively McDundec, he
took his mother aside and whispered:
she loves me- that know, but she will not
use many words and | have to await the eN-
piratl"n of my probation year from next Au-
gust, three years from the time we first met. |
suppose, mother you will give Us "a royal in
fare after the happy event, will you not ~
"Oh, yes, my son, wish you much joy in
your future prospects. II all goes well, the
fall and winter of lS41 shall be a Joyous time.
have been comparing Agnes with the other
ladies present, she is the peerless Of them all
Although | am greatly pleased with Miss
Thone, | hope the minister's son, Clendcn
ning, will win her"
Il hope She will win him, | think she loves
him as well as young lady can love one
whom she knows Is IN love with another
However | think Agnes will be plain with
him and then he will have eyes and heart for
another. believe if the girl loved should
go back on me" | would pick out the best
glrl | could find and go for her. lively, if
only to show my grit
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professional CarDs.
AT o z " e Y s.

w BUSH; IL, Attorney at Law, Ottawa, Ill
w viii practice IN any OF the cOsrs IN this state
lose attention paid collections CunycyRnces carefully
made and abstracts prepared with care DC. Notary public
ONCE uI Court HOUSE. Iunl,,3
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I w. BREWER, Attorney and Coan'rvr At Law,
II. and Notary Public Rooms No II, II and III, Opera
House Block, Ottawa, III. hh',D
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T. y LEWIS g. +. ItoEERT.
I E.NlsS 4, iIOI3FRr. Attorneys and Counselura
IL ~ Law, Opera House Block, Ottawa, III. Scpl39tt
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EDWIN =. LELAND HIRAM !, GILBERT.
I Fila - * GILBERT, Attorneys AZ Law.
IL once In Opera House Block, ottawa, III JuhliS
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hR. r.. w wE,IS, tDeutchcr noctor.) late Physi 4
~ clan and Surgeon the ST. Louis Female HOspss
OnCc Dckeys Jewelry Store cor Main and Columbus
streets. Residence sOHth bluff NJ Mrs Renzs apab
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E1IIN1 \ - * COOK Attorneys at Law. Ollie,
uOis deCSs
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'IHOS. w. ID. Ora NE. Attorney and Counsel.
l Orut Law No. Court street Oltawa, Ills. Money 10
on II on farm property. iunl'.s-ly
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nR. j. =. RYBURN, OTTAWA, III. Office in the
- Opera House Block Residence second door north OF
Clifton Hotel. tlnl2'S
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nv SiClA N 8 I.

n r.. RICHARDS, NJ. D.. Homeopathic PLY.
VI, stefan and Surgeon Office northeast Opera
House Block, where he may be found both day and night
may2t -Sposs
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WALTER REKyks. l.. l.. THOMPSON.
ID E.E;N les * THONIPSON, Attorneys and
~ COunseCrs at Law. ONCE east OF Court House. VIII
practice in state and federal courts augD,N
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J. {. HATHEwAY. GEORGE X. VANCE
hRS. ii ATfiEiW y Y * VA n Cf.. Physi-
~ clans Surgeons, Ottawa, ILL., Office, southwest cor
ner of Main Sale DR. Hathewas residence
east of Fox river school house DR. Vance will be
GIund in office, DAY and night janll
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GEORGE, =. EIDRF;DG H., Attorney at Law
VI ONCE in Opera House Block ottawa Ill april,
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mr.. j. II. CA NIPE'IE,IID, Physician and Sur
~ geon Opera House BLOCK, OTTAWA Ill. marU
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nR. Il. NJ. MACARTHUR, Ottawa, III. ONCE
~ in the Opera House Block Open from o'clock A. NJ
O'clock Residence on B"n'on street. south OF lli
nois Avenue. )Hh@4'o
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III NJ. GODFREY, M. D., l., Il. c. $; Edin'
II. burg ONCE, III Arnours new building, sn MadlsOh
street. Residence, ii Webster street, augll'U
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NJ ~. MOIONEY, Attorney aud Counselor al
vi Law Volts Block. La Saiu street, OtawR, Ills
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II r. BULL, Attorney at Law. once over CITY
II. Drug Store northwest corner Of La sale and Madisoh
strgcts Ottawa, iii, lnay.DI6
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fNEORCiE NJ. LEI "a NJ -, Attorney and CouD-
" sclnr 1T Law, and Solicitor in Chancery once IN the
Opera House Block la sale st. entrance. mayl3Ts
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- F.IINCOIIN, Attorney nj Law. Office over
ID. No ~ Ia Sale street west side II the Court House
ottawa, Ill., iulyTI5
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RICuOIsOS d.. n. SNOW.
DICHOLSON * SNOW, Attorneys and ConG
IL sellers viii p-sctlCe in the cOurs oi Ia Sale
and adjoining counties OhC" west Of Court House Otta-
xa m huyl1
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II McDOUIAI4II,(su Successor 10 Cameron Nc
~. DOuyall,l Attorney and Counselor NJ Law Otcr i'll
Glover Cooks Block Ottawa, ILL., Also United states
Commissioner. dec216
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NfiAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor AZ
y Law Orcc In opera House Block Ottawa. H. mari 80
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NO, Edward, you know we are not tuhy
engaged, and anything that is not worth walt
ing fl r. Is not worth having
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INRA NIX j. Ora wEORD, Attorney at Law.
Room H. 80 Clark street southwest corner OF Monroe.
hCnyus Notary Public. marlft
HENRY MAYO JOHN n. NIDMKB.
Ala 20 * wIDNIER, Attorneys III Law. Once
.h in Nattisger's Block corner of IL sale anu Man
strrets front room up stairs, Ottawa H. sepll
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
VIOLATING AN INJUNCTION.

In lhe United States Circuit Court, Judge
I.atchford pre- siding, motion made yesterday IN
tae suit brought by Clinton G. Colgate aFainst the
western Caion Telegraph Company for attachment
for coptemrt Of Court against Norvn Green. President
George B Prescott. electrician and other ocrs OF the
western Union for having violated Injunction glanol
By ne Court January l3. 1879. Tie saiDnh has been
adiUOgvd the OF the patent rights OF George Is
simpson for The insulation OF tclrEraphc wire AMI cae
With Eutta peTcha. The Western Culuu ana Cold ana
SfCek Telegraph Companies were forbidden u dispose
any rights they possessed which belonged 20
the paintIf aud accounting wih u view t0 settle
mruf ordered by the Court. since then the ci g.
pGnies have made aT1singcneuts with the NVN-l0 X,
Ike Erie and W. aorn Railroad. George T. irS, OFT u1d
others for tho lease o insulated cables. violation 81
injunction Judge BiatchtOrt took the papers and
reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Blatchford yesterday handed down a
decsDu in the matter OF DEWITT H. g. Barrett ard 9th
Crs uVucrs or the schooner T. NJ Wheaton, against the
s,cam propeller Bolivar The vessels collision
iu L1ug Island sound on November II. 1876 and the
sct,unJr badly dana ged Judge Il atchfoid finds
thil the auli vs vt thc pTopelor, aud orders de
cree for Tie hhetnts.
Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court,
Circuit yesterday decided to dismiss he quo
brought by Jacob HatSc 70 contest the Of Al
d.iutn George Hail. The Court holds that under the
OF the charter making the Board Of Aldermen
riee oftne election returns ana qnatCaiou. OF its
iG@WhclS its action in admitting Alderman Hail 10 the
Board judicial proceeding. Al action I'm The na-
OF quo Walrnt0 Goes not lie therefore, ard the
remedy FOR Mr Hntzc IL to seek review OF the
dofmC us action by writ of ceriOrari 10 the General
4cfL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
DECIsIONc-OCI. 10.

Sa,rene Court kalsBers-Bv Judge Hprrett.-
j. matter Of iwards II see no objection 20 h coFina
ss az, s.sins povs Conpany af CiaIsI tinE the G
f-nrnfs entel 70 the Of their notion Maze IN
S Scre ,y, I, SI6 c.,sts 9jsrk aef ClsrE rl. rnoons
m al their p1rts are ianiai they of
the proceedings yataie Nanne sgi 1ghes order that
80 "a, papers rpon wnich the order ref,Te made
Bloom ale act Foley onia4E! dnis st WI costs aid
s0 costs motion. Bell agt Davies Motion dent with
sle costs. Mutual Insurance Company agt Thompson
Reference ordered TO compute Meehan act Davies ON
Paint dismissed costs and $40 costs O mOiiun Hurson
Hudson.Mut0n granite AM reicree appointed society
ff ihc Rfo matono u JUyeuile Denouents aEi Woal.
junction continued Befmus ast Hoi-Appcainu granted
Alexander ag Metropolitan Elevated kairoai Company
soe,ai TSrrn-Bv Judge Van Brentwood agt.
and Ohers-Findiuss gncd sovO allowance granted 10
panuh mo,ioh cr allow ance denied as !" aeiouoa T. g.,
~ Jnfgr Van NHSi-Auccisi aEt 1pici attih'li, ior
defendant demurrer with liberty 70 nlla'h 70 amend on
OPINION kinhiand Ct a. agL STOKES ETC. et al -
Judgment for the pann on The demurrer with costs opn-
ir stevenson agi stevenson. rkeport on referee con
Forbes-Sce memorandum. Gnnihcr art Gn hrrIe
pr referee nned and udgmsnt Tor paiuf dissoiyng
ianuT hudlnEs @isncd Mass at Crowley ct Gl-kcpot
confirmed aud judgment for pia'ntin signed .
SVDsriOr LOHrf-Sh.cldi Idm-Bv Judge Freedman.
egi n,,ittet DO not cosfsi,, t, r - refer
.of6c f : G costs 10 planti DE I3evoise ct al AIT tho
Providence and Stoningt0n Steamship Companyo
motion. Whitman et al ss Horton pn.er granted
I.hop agt Kenn,dv.Ordcrsd caeHfar Part ivI Mon
day october Is. Dunelow Jr, asL RIseeid ct aLOder
mnuon plynent oi $40 costs Schsfer as IDEA
npauy CIsrk Order restoring cause to Al cal u
taf Woitn ordered calendar foi the 10th
Of October. Psrt l. Hoffman ag Hsistcad e ordered IN
gnrrsl crndai is'y sst 10, D-yfi.I o eseohlinn"ne
srd ordered on Tile.
Common Pfcas-Specoi Term-By judge Beach
,of r den ed thou So Bans 81 Mefrouors act Joan
Motion advance cause grantee IL the matter ot
nun icro,- ~ Jndge IL Dslv Jarvis IT, AT. Par
cons aud otAers.-Judsnen' tor defendant Opinion
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

MONTREAL, Oct. 9.-At the opening of the
Court of The Queens B.Meh yesterday there was a
ccu,e crowd OF citizens present When sir Francis
IIncks. the venerable president oi Tie Consolidated
Bank made his appearance followed by all the rncn-
bels Of The direc sgust whum truc bills have been
found mere was profound s~nsdiou. Ri, was hXed
AZ =. OOJ for each prucipt with Two bOnd-iaen Ia thc
e.r.. amount As there two lud cintuts. thc baii
WI. ho doGble these amounts IL j. stated 'Ie ti"t
bur i Indictment hens pr pared against the dIre-
tors and general manager ~ the Me- hanics Bank "a
c.ges sDlar those in the case Z tIe Consolidated
Bank.
Sir Francis Hincks was born in Corl. !Icland,
g. SCI lie began h pub career as Journalist ana
In ls4T was ecced member of fbc Canadian Asssn-
by lie has attained gcat distinc ioE ~ publ, NE
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
ransI'fHhIr % = ~ ~

Fi-H-oui.f. ruilan pr.csss - much strength.
FIpI K hNp NEAIs-FLOGE hatact unelc4 csr.
with holders F'f' ay rather uiofe .-et
orraisr without Iagttfa' cItngc export demant
moacrate ard iohhng trede inquiry msi, ios pre-,iug
wants sales. 1000 hls, including 200 bDis. Minnesota
I1trs IS .-dsS 30 Tor the whpic range JtDO bbls.
Winter Wheat l.xtrs. e. l5asS 1910 bos city
Mn Ixir, Is UO9<j - ior AnsAnt ~ - ffN 90 f'r
W,at nts drp bbis Low Atra A. 654t5 - s59 hols.
Siperhne. S,G.5 AZ and stv b"ls. 30 = - 509tS.
on .tations No 2 - bOas5; -uperuDe s5Gsj iOi CON-
rs sOct. common 10 oOod kxtra Western s5 500
-. % - iNdtl So -
Good ENtrs Round Hoop ONO - la 30. Govt 90 Choes
Mlnnssuts Common iAra - 7ue
Nxi1r. - gUGfB oj Bakcfs ENtIa 81 JDasO 10 StrOK
81 5Jas7 Patent 5Odss S5 chiefly within the rlugs
~ ~ -sq+S, Common Al %
"a PAR ~ Gosi. 81 lOotd %; Good choice Pam
nv .. gOHs1 25i Patent WINTER Wheat Extra s7D
- elosiug hria sOUrHEkS FLOUR qul,t I'd irm
.,.. Vsu bui-, Common CA)ce Extra IS As.
chofo 10 Fancy. ~ 80 az 5t...- RYE FLOUR .c4tce
uun.r, saIes go Bbs suDernna =. S5asJ - . CORN
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

1000, 900 specie. Our running calculation makes
q loss to the total reserves seem probable.
The speculation at the Stock Exchange during tho
week was immense, tho transactions In stocks
amounting TO 2,s07.2G2 shares, against 2.55j,sJl
shares for the preceding week and 20O2 200 shares
for the week preceding that. Prices which week
ago seemed high arc now regarded as panic figures
compared with those that have been reached SINCE
and seemingly confidence rises even more rapldly
than do the figures. The transactions in Erie
amounted 10 0j9 662 shares. or over one-thrd of
tie total business of the week, and to 10000
shares than the capital stock. Itsprce showed
numerous fluctuations. but the final sales were Mt
41l, within Il of the highest figures, and 5'l per
cent higher than the closing rate last Friday. The
preferred stock, on transactions amounting to
4l.335 shares. 5a per cent 10 GLE, ending at
6Gl2 With few exceptions tie entire list of stocks
shows large advances and most of the shares close
at figures not much below the best of The week.
Bur the most remarkable speculation of the week
was developed in the stocks of the coal companies
and their connections. Delaware, Lackawanna
AMI Western advanced Der cent to 79@4, ending 1T
1855; Delaware and Hudson rose 5i2 per cent 10
GIL, closing AT 06, and New-JerSey Central ad-
vanced from 81 to 70l aG97s Morris aud Essex
selling at 9ia97996li. Ana higher prices for
these stocks are predicted with more confidence than
lower. Whatever may be said in favor Of the
speculation in some Of the oshcr stocks.
that in the coal shares seems 10 have little
substantial basis he cosl producers have sold III
the nine months Of 1879 ended September 30.
1000, 900 IONS more OF coal than they sold in the
corresponding time OF 1873 But they have Sold
thi, wear 1900, 600 tons at an average of more
thln ~ - pcr ton les than the average per ton
wl.ch thcy received last year for II 100000 tpn-.
That ths ezra output has not been consumed, bat
has been largely parchased in advance 0f consuni'
ton because III lOw prices, g. proved ny flc iart
{ at the coal trade. although il hi. been
somewhat stimulated by taxi Of n com aiHatiDn
and Ia ghcr prices, il now unusually drl for tbs
sea son uf the ycar There has been great revived
in the IRON interest. and he fa,t = freely made use
Of in stock circles to fleet the prizes " coal stocks.
But the iron trade has revived on low csa. and
hi9 coal might again cripple It. Ia fict 1t seems to
toe the usfori Of the coal interest that any in
urOvemcnt in il l. detrimental 70 other Interests OI
the country that ~, the coal trade ~ - heavily
handicapped with hrs; charges ~ tic shape
of interest and rentals that prices for coal which,
on q production equal 10 present capacities,
would enable the large companies TO pay fixed
charges. would be- prices nign a. - cgrtaii the
consumption. The following shU"s the relative
prices Of coal aud iron per ton before The panic OF
| S7.s, on January |, 1>4H. Hud now:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Oct. 10 1879.
AsHTs moderate sale. at for Potts. ami 60sc
fOr Pearls.
BEf-sWAX- SIN duil and easy 22c22is ior Western
aud SOuhrn yellow.
spsTinzly.
CUT CDIsl ln AZ a. &c, Ia quality, for German,
and e for fng N.
CoAf-AI descriptions having active sole az m
advanced .rfccs; Anthrsc.tc by the - 500
81 So Liverpool Fouse CannCi Sii Gas do,
Newc.sf- de-. Caking IS 7jart Scotch steam, % lJ0
s3 30 English steam, - 25 s. so Provincial s3 SOD
as - cur1cv P,nnsylyam9 aEd Wcsmore'ani Gas, a. 20
asj Virginia do. % Cumberland, Broadtop and Cear
field. ~ dsi n.
COCoA-Quiot unchanged Gusyaau. 81 a22c.. CARACAS
ga ore. NErtcsih1 y 13Oc
COFFEE Mid GRADES nrn, quet no sales Rio ITades
uore active, veIy arm Ordinary 20 Prime Cag9es l5@
l8 Pair DO, - 2c; sales here. $50 BesSe
5lG9 bsssex Kepior" 1000 baks ex John - rsosi" :"
IN Bafm0re 35bo bags e1 Fairfield" 1927 bags *
Donat al private terms; I'm Nrw orleans: <ale- $500
Louis and dsnc." IA Pee 900 bags Nalrsns.-
laLc
IOOPEHAGE SfOCK-Quict steady.
co kDAGss-Iu far sale price, s'ssfy.
COTTON spots quiet decline of iisc; sales G32 bales
of 23o evening. an Tor isiv
Loo bales Yesterday receipts ~ the ports
35 6 bale. asrsf ,34 mi. dsy icst week @'e-S tAs
dag t since ~ lfen her 5J. llrS against
b.os3S tbs tine stock here, ~ 80 haes
s0iissted supply. ,22.os3 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
HoNoRs TO T. d. PELroNs MEMORY.

large numoer of lawyers gathered in the
General Term room OF the Court of Common Pleas
yesterday afternoon 70 take action regarding The
recent death OF r. u. pe'ton Judges Larronorc j T.
lay ir., and leach presided Charles h. sOtle with
whose brother, Judge sOule OF the Massachusetts
supreme Court. N. peoH formerly IA partn, rship
gave biographical sketch o. the deceased LAWYER. lie
born IN Great harrington. Mass. il 1s22 gra-
dlatrd from the Western Rrssrve College, and began
the practice of law In EewYok in 1855. The resolL
tons read by exJUige Jnes and adoptei. aud the al
dresses - Judge LaIreuOre Charles 4. Pcahofv Henry
J. tiuton ard others. characterized Nr. Pelfou .
ear 'ul pa.nsiaeing legal worker an accomplished
scholar &uf genial associate :. Was said that before
De- lcf NcNNork for BIS vacation gt Great Barune,Oi
where he died. he had hecn h4r1 ~ Work al his
:. !.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

ACLAm AGAINST A BANKRUPT FIRM.

n IIlNIII NNTNI-N'I n FRR3NN T Il T E7F'7''
Juoge Choatc, IN the United states District
cnr;, in the proceeding for remission brought by
pemas Batncs assignee OF Theodore H. Veterlein
sous has order q h' assiguec TO send the findings 10
Washington o.; cton of the secretary of the Treas
my ia. rar .. brought hy the Govcrnmeatin Ia 1869
r 500 900 te value OF tobacco imported IN violation
~ fhe venue laws. Judgment obtained hv con-
tesior for 100000. but the hrn had gone into bank
,nrfcy. Judge Batch'ord allowed the claim ~ have
rrnrc the claims OF other creditors ara Justice
Hum N Ned the decision. TIE then brought
IN rem ssi,n proceedings. The commissioner 70 whom
the matte was referred found favnr of the petition
ers. bui review Judge ChCNte reversed the uting
Now. n thc remission denied by the ScCrtar Of the
Treasurer the United states win take all the assets and
uotning viii Dc left for tire other creditors.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

VITA coal si ~ 30 per ton, No. iron brought
800 ~.As the price now. after an advance OF about
S12 per ton is onl b2y, and lt that IL Sj 80 higher
Than Scotch iron, H. is nIan that there ~ not
much margin for higher prices tor coal
UitnnuG material advance IN the price Of iron be-
cause il requires about two tens of coal To make
Ton of iron. Furthermore, n must he remembered
that there material II any, r-uuc.Ion lroIa
lhe prce of coal M Jaiv, 1913. Hrtil tie breaking
of tie combination ~ Angus, 1876, and shat the
coal COMPANIES then already IN trouble, which
was only developed Ivy tiir breakiug ot she conbi-
nation. IT. fact it the necessities ut thr ccmpa-
nies that really broke The combination aad hot ,he
breaking of Il that led them nto their embarrass-
mvnfs.
III , was a notable movement IN the express
st,c. which Carried their prices Gp from ~ per
cent Inr Adams ilo per cent for United states.
lul thc.e Was a later reaction of from = Ca per
cent. Among the Telegraph stuck, American Dis-
trict ielearapi, roe 1ilt514. Gcid rnd Stock u.
Atlantic and puc fl 81 4l%., and Western ni1n
@lial L. per cent. There wers unusually large
,icallEgs in Sut. al froai 3 20 4lsN =.
WEEKLY RANGE oF PptCEs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
week. Busness f. done on the bosis Of about l20
- cont Ia the ess than tae following quotations;

In London. British consols during the week were
steady within a range OF 30. having sold n. bgh
Hr'9. closing the same week ago M 9Ii5Ie.
United States bOnd- Is higher ior the and iI2
per cents, aud ois higher Tor the IL. The market
Tor American railway securities eXcIfcd
Sy the movement IN the home market,
The fuctu1tions between tho closing prices at niaht
aud the Op, ming rates in t.c morning frequently
heinz large, bscanse of The changes IN eur market
i've hours after 'hc London market had closed.
To-day the markets wer, strong all around,
AID excepting for ETie common and preferred
stocks tie est prices ol the week were made.
At yesterdays regular weekly Meeting of thc al
rectOrs of he Bank oi England, the rate oi interest
was maintained az 2 per cenf, against ',0i pcr
cent the rate az which h three months .ank bills are
discounted il the open market rhe Bank of
England loss f7iO.O bullion daring the fiscal
week. and has since gained El2.OOO balance.
he following are The highest aud lowest prices of
securities Tor the week and the closing sales to-day
and a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
A DIAMONp PIN RECOyFRED.

James Barclay, the keeper of down
town Ulmong house. informed he police of the Nintn
Precinct on May 6. that had been robbed OF di'-
mond pn valued 40 - 900. He that the pin had
been stolen from hm i'm the saloon at No % south
Wsshin gton- place. Kent 10y Lawrence ID. Brush. Yes
terday Detectives Fl narsn anu ONcl Cf the prCcinct
saw Brush wearing the stolen PIN aud arrested him.
They also arrested stella WOOGburn 81 the place
aud l. lIIa L. Newell. or No. 3S hleeckcr-st who are
charged win heing principals in the robbery. The
prisoners locked up the Charles street Station
House last night
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
AENr INIELLIaENcE.

A srccrssoR TO H,JoR THoENBuEGH APPo.STE0.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Captain Isaac ID. DE
Iussey has been promoted fotfe i,uk oi Njorol tno
an Infsntry, 10 Ill e vacancy eau, Dy The death OF
Hs i0r Th0rnourgh he nae beer order. u 10 Din his
station la the D,partWenf of thC Pate. Before the
rt.I.oflpa Naiar De Eus,cy Captain Tie lsi
Ifsntry and Was The senior lnfan.y Captain ia the
service.
Ff.t Lieutenant Plillp Rad. 3a Infantry. Acting
nal Onirer has been ort'fd 10 report 10 tue C1Io-
AtL4in General te pArtHfnt oa Lie AI.ssVull ior