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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

VIM. O'Brisn has given for publication q
letter from Charles Stewart PARCEL, the late
Irish leader. showing that he and MF.
O'Brien parted honorable opponents alter
the Boulogne conference.
The Pope in note TO the powers eays
that tie reoSnt Pantheon disorders were OF
extreme importance. end insists that 1t ls
lmpossihle fox both the Itslian government
aud the Pspaoy TO remain Ia Rome
a Paris dispAtoh asys the French govera-
ment IS sounding The temper Of the Depu-
Ties or the question OF g formal tresty vi b
Russle. ana that should the sentiment os
favorable, drsit Of q Hfitten compact,
W hicb has already baeu made for sabm!asoE
70 the Gear, vii! ne pu5 IN shape fo! shat
purpose.
L. is reported that Mr. Gosoaea, ohaaoeI-
lor oi chs exohequsr. hga hasn ff9red the
ieadsrshio in tie British H0use Of CnTamoae,
iDsissd Of Mr.. 5sifJur, vic UsDes chat the
pCelCol s7aa rendered bin By Elrd SsiiE-
ourg, tho Bclisn premier. hiembars Of the
BctisD co5las5 fear d-fesg 70: sbe ooa5er-
vs5iye usE5Y IL 10 eek general election.
Al Paris sesttrd y . population # the
sgn0iasl casmte- Of the earn srede Wa!tsa
upop NJ Boone. tho OoionIa minister, aad
urged his es'abiiahment OF duty upon
t4reiea -four l.. ogdar 30 prsVene sh5 aZoeR-
s,Ys importation of American brands. IN
tne customs oommi tee of the French Sea-
ate, during a c'saussian over American PORK,
NJ. Fs.sy threatened TO resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
The Plains Cattle Market

A large number Of stock Cattle is boing dsiIy
received at The Plains for sslo. ali persons do.
string to pnrclsse fall supplies would do well to
visit The Plrns before purchasing. All kinds
and grades OF cattle viii oo found there. william
GRAY, OF Southwest Virginia, has lust arrived with
800; Y. Southerlahd with 204; Taylor & Davers,
OF Cum berland Mount, Tenn. with $50, and
Oselvie & Foster, agents for the sale of STOCK
tie received 100. Stock cattle arc being sid at
from 50. 70 to 81 per leo lbs. 0gelvie & Foster
will receive weekly this fall large number of
stock csttle of different grades. They hope to
make Tho Plains the centre of the Fauquier stock
cattle market. This firm is we'll posted ia the
value of stock cattle, and being very sccommo-
dating gentlemen, will gladly furnish farmers in
SEARCH of stock cattle tho best information they
have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
The SYNOD of VIRGINIA.

The Synod OF Virginia continued its seq
ellen In Ronoke Thursday. At the conclu
sion OF the opening exercises the commit
tees were announced, sttar which reports
from various churches we're read. The re.
ports ahcWed very gratifying progress in
the church work. a communication was
read recommending o change ID the bqund.
cry OF the Chesapeake presby terry. This
presbytery petitoned setting spart Cody
and experienced men to teach the gospel.
Ths treasurer's report was submitted aud il
showed no unpaid obligations and nothing
cue atber sgnods, The report of the COM
nit;ee Ga benefcieties showed that SIS 00C
had bean contributed by nearly SO 900 mem.
bers, the largest donation per capita show
ed by any delegation. The evaugelistic
work committee reported marked improve
ment in the past year and That many
churches and Sunday schools had beea e..
teblshed and many converts made aud lib
ere contributions received.
at the afternoon session 1t vss resolved
10 raise five Thousand dollars for eveugeli-
cal work during che year end s committee
was chOsen for this purpose. Greetings
we're leegEaphed the Ecumenical council at
Washington.
At tho night eession the oommtie on ed.
ucation reported and recommended that
ministers preach on the subject OF giving
yonng men goFpsI training.
Tne Synod of resUmsd ii5 session yes-
terday morning, with Rev Dr. William
DinUiddie in the chair. TIE committee en-
ooundarisa presented q report recommends
ing the formation CT 0 10 pIes5y frou,
the two nov known as Chesapeake snd
Maryland.
Rev. T. W. Hooper, chairman OF tbe com.
mittee on hons missions, presented re-
port showing o gain In membership over
last year of over 500 an q uat gain on home
mission co leotione Of 81 COS.
The committee on Uaioo Theological
Somioary rep 1E5ed It's approval Of the pro
posed recommendation to amend the char.
Ter. so IS to slow the endo@msuS to be
sou 700 aud 10 hold not exceeding two hun.
dred acres.
At the afternoon session Rsg. DR.. E. M.
Richardson, of the Syocd of Msmphis, I'D.
dressed The Synod nn sduosiioa. The re.
NAMED CT the afternoon session was taken
up IN shs discussion Of publication. Ray. J.
l.. Petfie. chslrman Ut ths committee on
foreign missions. presented a report. Peters.
burg vas ssleo'ed as the next place Of meet.
ing
The committee colored evangelical work re.
ported little progress, and urged more vigorous
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
Foreign News.

LONDON, O1t. 1.-THE action for breach
OF contract which Sir Augustus Harris, the
Manager OF tae Convent Garden Theatre
and .Drury Lane Thestre, recently brought
against the Countess OF Oanosrty Formerly
Bsle Billion, the weil-known music hal
singer has been compromised. Tia Coun
tees was simply Lady Danlo, when she en-
gsged her services for ths coming winter
seasop at Drury Lsue. Since her husband
cams into possession OF the estates and title
OF the Earl OF Clancarty upon the death OF
hIa father, the late E .r of Clsnoarty, Belle,
Countess of Clanosrty, has concluded that
tho stage can get along very veil without
her st present.
ROME, Oot lit ls semi-o@cicalIy an
nounced that the Italian government has
decided to raise the prohibition placed upon
the Importation into LAZY OF American
sailed meats and that au official deores to
this eff.os will shortly De Published.
DUBLIN, Oot. H.-Tho corporation OF XII
kenny has prepared an address OF welcome
to Mr. O'Bdsn, NJ. P, upon he occasion of
his visit to thai city.
LONDON, Oos. 1.-THE Yarmouth fishing
feet has Just returned to that port. having
been at ses since the coD meDoement and
throughout the recent most severe gales
which hava caused so much havoc on land
aud eea. Tue fishermen report having asd
fearful experience. Their vessels were
considerably damaged durIag she three suc'
oeesive gales which they batted against.
But strange to say. ia view OF tho fsrceness
ofthe storms, uals two -hermen Of the Il ct
were drowped. though 1t IL ane several
others were ore or less pjur7d.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oos. 1.-THE govern
msnt estimates thss 1873 million roubIes will
be required to meet the necessities arising
from the famine existing 10 various parts OF
the Russsn Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
YJE4IsXA Il! y !.

Coz Hi, OF Nav York, selegraphad yes
teEdsY thai he will not be able 10 make q
saascA IL Richmond Monday evening
Rs7. d.. B. J. McB yde. rector OF Grsce
Memorial Church. Lexington, is spoken CT
as probable successor TO the late j. w.
B OK wiEh, bishop OF Georgia.
Il IL understood thst Gan. Fizhugh Lse
has besu inYited IN deliver the address at
! The unVeiiing OF tho bronza Statue 10 Gen.
". o. Wickhsn at Petersburg On she 80 q Of
| DC ooeT.
a lotts: received Ia Riobmond yesterday
from hss jefferson Davis states that she
and Bliss Winnie will bs thsre early in No
Vember to 5eleoi piacs for tide seinterment
of Mr.. Davies zemana
| The report that George Dsier, who had
murdered Mrs McFadden sc Cape Charles
| City, had bsen ynohe6, is untrue. An at
tempt was made, however, to take him
from Jail ,but 1t fsiled.
The lighl house board !s informed that the
| schooner Drift, which has teen used as q
| ghtehp at Winter Quarter Shoals, while
enc regular snip is being repaired, il adrtft,
| and that efforts to fud her have been 30 far
| unsuccessful.
letter from Gen. Fltzhugh Lea stating his
| regrets that he could not give any assist.
ancs by his voice to the present political
campaign on sccouut Of pressing business
engagements.
The planning mills and lumber yagd Of
Bach & Corners, aad four small residences
adjoining, in Roanoke, burned yesterday,
and Thomas Deayen, IN employe OF the
firm, los. his life. He LETT the building wnen
| the fire broke out, but relnrDed 30 get soue
clothing and morey he had in ais room. and
was caught by he failing roof. Lass $780,,
600; ineurauoe IS 600
Tna flag 90 the capitol IL Richmond yes
terdsy wes at hef-mesJ IL respect TO the
memory of General ". H. I. Lee. The
Governor made no official proclamation sn.
uounong the death. No until SITTER the
funeral viii. Governor Mckinney take eny
steps toward ordering epeoia election in
tho 8h district The geneEai election Is too
near st HAND for 8 ooog :essmen &c be chosen
at that tine, 80 ths special election will rot
be held until the latter part of November or
first of December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
RRoN WASHINGTON.
[spoo;a Correspondence Of the alexandria Gazette.
gAsBlusroz. u. o.. Oct IL. 1881

Espocias Correspondence Of The alexandria Gazette
gAsBlwsrox. u. o.. Oct. IT, 1881.
Some OF the directors c! the Washington
and Arlington Railroad Company, having
seeu by the GAZETTE let another company
proposes TO build railroad on King street.
In Alexsndria, oo which street, by charter
they hold. they nave the ssme right, went
over to Alexandria today 10 SOC If tie cher
ters conflict They say the construction OF
their road from The Aqueduct Bridge 90 DR.
ingson is progressing repidly, and that the
work of bulldog taeir bridge et the Three
Sisters" will be commenced during the COM
ing winter.
Ii is said here that go enamored is the
President OF the Force bill, that the only
thng be mas yet resolved so include In hts
messsRe 20 The mex; Congress is recon-
mendsicn Tor the passage OF chat bill.
ExGoV. A9er of Michigan, whose barrel
played such havoc S.ith Mr. Sherman's negro
delegates az the last nations! Republican COL
yention, is here to-day. But what he came
for has not yet trsnspire6. Il is susmised,
however tba. be came st tbs invitation o.
the President, a. Mr. Garrison, Mr. Qpaq
and Mr.. 2 k'ns have recently done, and on
the same Observation-Disclosures relating to the
nominstion of tins next republican Presl-
0entia ranOtUate. ne WE ~ tHo " ute
House this evening
Senator Kenns oss returned from New
York, here he addressed large democratic
meeting. rs gays tie democrats are united
there now. for the hsst time IN many years.
and thare is every prospect that Mr.. Flower
will Re elected Governor By large maj ority.
CONGRESSMAN Crisp will leave hare to-
night for ohic, where he will make speeches
for Governor Campbell. From there he sill
GO to New York an6 Boston, speaki in
both cities, in the 'a''er on the night Before
the election.
il is ie2erye6 aers thef 90 withstanding
the Ieot thGi, as We, no reDubliceu cauci-
date for the Legislature IN Alexandria has
been announced, it is more than proba-
BILE thst one will be, between now and the
dey OF election.
Tires crowded passenger cars left here at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
rE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTISER
Essassinated,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 17.-Gaeleno Barre.
gons, an Italian lugger owner, vas assassi.
mated last night. The affair bears all the
marks of the Malta. There was jolly game
of cards at az Itslisn salccD near the French
market, g quarrel, a stampede. and az the
Victim reached ths door ne was riddled With
bullets. Toe police have arrested the pro
prlstor @! the place and several others, but
there Ia 10 proof as to who did the shooting
Il Is curious fact thrt the Mafa is heard OF
exactly gear sitter Cnsf H nuesoy's death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
Bank Closed.

TEcUMsEH, Nab, Oct. H. Yesterday the
doors OF the pecumaeh Nation al Bank were
closed by order of the comptroller OF the
Currency. National bank examiner J. NJ.
Griffith, is' in charge and oyer bau!ins the
accounts IN which there is deficit of &c.
600. This has nearly all been made good
BIZ the officers OF the bank who have decided
all their property. lis believed that de-
positors will be paid In full. The Tecumseh
National bank was en- outgroW!h of the
bank OF Russell and Holmes, and was con.
sidered the mos. cold Institution In this
part of the State. The failure was COM
plets surprise aud has caused considerable
excitement. Bad investments are supposed
to have caused the trouble, but the intssgfitv
Of the officials ls uDqQestioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

NE. ROOSEVELT. .: the civil servios fe-
form commission. ike ar. 0ortis, the y
leader Of the mu2Gumps, is pfcotuacao
supporter OF NJ. Fassett, the republican,
candidate for Governor Of New York, who
saya be cloves Mr. OiaFkson foE DC bends
he hiss Gus IT," and taso what the FepuDii-
can party needs is ''mare practical politics. "
and ho was appointed collector Of the port
o? New York Ia order to transform thu,
Office into pert CT the republican maohine.
Bet Us Mr. Roosevelt rstalns his chioe un-
der aa administration that eIther utterly To-
nores or else contenp uously rejects hia rec
concentrations aad thar approves the
actions of the man be charges With groas
violation OF the civil service law, nothing
else that he does Is st all surp!iaing..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
Bold Bank Robbery.

ENTERPRISE, Neb., Oct. 17-Three oow.
boys rode up to the First Natiors Bank al
coon yesterday. and while ous held the
oorses, the other. with drawn revolvers, en-
cred the building and demanded the
mone7. Thu cashier was threatened With
Instant death, aud ct the point OF a revolt
yer handed over So 900 10 bills. The rob-
bels wore DO masks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
a LEX A N u r 7 e. " e
SATURDAY NvENIN.- OCTOBER II.
INssAH1M, whose death hi

COMMODORE INGBAHtM, whose death mas
recently bsen announced, was another one
oftbe Copfederates who tdded glory to the
once proud and efficient U s. navy. Eight
wears before he lefg that nsVy to defend bis
own stste, he he'd, while commanding the
q. 6. sloop-oi. var ST. Louie in the harboF o.
SMYRNA, informed the commander of the
Austrian irigate Husssr, larger and su-
perior weasel. that unless he surrendered
Martin Koata, an adopted citizen OF the
United Sta;ee, ne would CONS aboard eco
take him, aud the Austrian, like the wise
coon before the uDersius dhe Of Capt. Sootf'
came down. Indeed most Of toe men ~ho
Won honor sDd glory for the American name
we're born and rsised 10 The South, the SEC
ton in which President Harrson thanks
God he was uot born. L is needless 70 sag
that Mr.. Hsrrisop'a gratitude is shared ny
eysrY true SOU hern an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
LIE M O. ELrxIR
PLEASANT LEMON DRINK

For billiousness ard constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion ard foul atomsch, take Lemon
Elixir
For sick and norvsas headaches, take Lemon
For sleeplssanoss sud nervousness, tao Lemon
Elixir.
For loss OF Appetite and debility, take Lemon
For fevors, chills and malaris, taAs lemon
Elixir.
Dr.. Mozoly's Lemon Elixir will not taii son il.
any Of TIC above named diseases, 81, Of whIci,
rise from torpid or diseased liver, ST. mach kid
aeys OF bowels
Prepared only by DR.. u MozLEY, atlanta C.
soc. and 500 per boLaie At aragsists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

TEE KANSAS Alliance people have los5
their love for their late idol, the once "sock-
ls,sn Jerry Simpson, since he ste reed bids
aud mushrooms aud drank champagne With
s,me rich bankors aud railroad men. But
ss Jerry now "feels he oata," and has
waxed fat and dresses 10 fee linen, he snsps
his fingers st them, end tells chem 60 go to
thunder, that hs will do as be thinks tit. and
that he doesn's care continental whether
thew blow cold or warm on him, or words
to that effect. Independence has obtained
possession Of Jsrry's bosom, and his new
friends, the bankers AID railroad men. Wish
more power to bis elbow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

THERE is no doubt of the foot that the
olamo. raised by the people at the tax Inn
vsaasS On the neceaseries of life has pro-
dzsed greet alarm 10 the republican ranks,
TO allsy which letter. purporting to have
been written by Mr. Blaine, to the effect
that the reciprocity section of the Mckinley
bill will remove most of those taxes and af-
ford the people the benefits OF practical free
trade, has been published iu al! the republi-
can rsWspapers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
S: 1gs55ss1a
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspATc
The Ecumenical Methodist Council


WAsHINGToN Oct. II -Rev. DR.. 7. G.
Williams, of the Methodist church 10 Caua-
ia, presided over the Eouuenlcsl Methodist
Council at the beginning of the tenth day 5
session.
& session was ordered for Monday even
lag to hear foreign missionaries
Bishop Newman ascending the platform
introduced Secretary of the Treasury Foster
who addressed the council.
Bishop Newman, of the African N. E
Church, said : "Mr. President, rise tc 8
question of high privilege. The brothers IN
black. sc We have been called by the vens'-
anle Bishop Haywood, and alsc by Bishop
Warren-to which VS. have no obieciior-
the bishops and delegates of the African NJ.
E Church AID the Goloysd M. E. Church
have held 6 meeting and declared uoaniu.
ousy In favor oforganic union, and now we
ssy TO all OF orr brotber5 il black, come go
with us aud we will 90 you good, for the
LORD hath spoken good concerning Tie
brethren ia bscs." This announcement
Vas received with long continued applause.
The general topic OF the day was War end
Peace. TIE fret essay On international Ar
duration w6a read by 7. Shape, egg o! tie
Uuited Methodist Free Church. Liverpool.
During i,s delivery Secretary Noble enter-
cd The hall and wss Introduced to the as-
ssmbiY He made e few approosisrs rs
msTks. Later President Harrison en-
tered accompanied 81 Rev DR.. OJney.
IA ontbu-st Of spplauss followed as tie
President aacan0ed the platform. Quiet
hagine been restored, the President said he
was present to pay his respects and esteem
to the great cody Of delegates assembled
fr0m sl Countries Of the world. He then
smoke of the unity which Ia this day was
manifest liz the church represented by the
assembly, which had come together for
common purpose and common object. He
reioiced that the controversial teachings of
the church wore growing Lass yearly, and re-
ierred TO time many years ago when he
entered O Methodist church and heard
the doctrines OF bis faith (Presbyterianism)
attacked. He had worshlpped In Metho-
dist churches often since, but bad not again
heard bis faith asssiled In one ct hem In
regard TO settling diepuias b. international
arbitration, the President after reviewing
the motives of tho champions Of the scheme
and showing what dsaideratum 1t would
be for tbs olive branch instead OF the barbed
shaft to settle disputes, said the time, how
ever, va. not rps fer thia, and would not be
80 long 90 tho spirit OF national greed ami
masad hostile netiors.
As the President passed out Of the church
the entire conference arose and appsuded
Ills remarks.
Sir julian Paunefote, the British minister,
was introduced and bowed his ackno wedg-
uept of the greetings OF the Conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
TIE FARMERS ALLIANCE have maj o

TEE FARMERS ALLIANCE have major
ity in the Georgia Legislature, by mssns Of
which they broke up the Confederate sol
dlers' home In that State, aud passed come
of the most Objectionable anti-ralroad laws
But the very men who did ali th!s. defeated a
resolution prohibiting them from using the
free railroad passes every one OF them had
In his pocket. Tbs men refer ed to are ON
pleasure bent, but they evidently have fru-
gal minds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

ONE OF Ms Fasseit's chief charges against
the democratic government of New York
city Is what he terms the enormous tax rate
of that city. But the tax In New York. State
and municipal combined, is only $1.95 on q
hundred dolars of low assessed value. 10
how many Other snaler and less prosperous
cities Is the tax rate as low?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
Po1soNED.-At Bradford, Ps, yester Law near

Po1soNED.-At Bradford, Ps., yester lay near.
ly 100 delegates 20 the Womau'd Christian Tenn.
perance Union State convention were poisoned
BIZ something they ate or drs K at dinner ten.
dsred the delegstel oy the mcKean county or.
gsnizatiou. shorty after the afternoon session
was csle1 60 order larse rumber OF delegates
fell vole lily III. snd i'll lsif n honr n least
seventy five wero l'ig i'll in their rs or on the
aJor, all vonitir ID extt, miiy sick. Medical
cid was summoLe and all toe physicians in the
city have dozen or more patients on their hands,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
Explosion Of g. Stove.

NYaoK. N. Y. Oct. IA stove expod-
I'd in ST, Aenes's Convent. 81 Spsrkbil, Last
night, killing rhos. Green, aged II years.
The cause Of the explosion Is unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

What is home Without mo,hsr ?" Why
1t IL ABOUT aa comfortie,s rs mantlepece in
winter time without bottle OF Dr. BulPc
Cough Syrup.
The douloureux or neuralgia can be par
manentiy cured by the use of Salvation o..
Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

It Is not ,s always as,'.,, parsley sa,s to soothe
sns os ' ni' n. opaum pare.ioas, ont you
oao .eis - ~ - ,,;asEB Ab7 Syrup; 1t Coo
sala az ho. n,s ooa. Sold by all dealers
30 exsfao agInary successful has been the
s"a .. Sid eaui's Catsrfh Cute, sbas
=" ,.' ..st9 Jan sell 40 other. Price only 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
LEMOR RNp PROPS.

Cures all Coughs, Coils Hoarsuess, Sore Throat
Bronchitis, Pneumoni., Nsic,rrh&ge sn1 ii
throat and lung diseasea.
An elegant and reiiabis preparation
25 conts st druggists Prepared Gully by Or. l.
GogleY AtIanta Gs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
housekeeping Helps

-Hoz1sekeep1lg HeZps
Are among the many usc'ul things to be found
in our basement. Do you keep track OF Whist is
going on there? ~ skip week you're Ike
ly to miss more than you suspect.
Bright wits are all the tina contriviUg this or
that to make homo work easier. Ii the thing
counts you're Almost to fud it here first.
The tried sorts are ALWAYS here.
Imported Saith ish Rose Bowls, 25c.
Actually worth 25c.
Fine Thin Tunllois with any iDi;ia. $
dozen.
Actually worth 81
First floor, near skylightj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Nnn goRa, Oct. 1.-THE stock market this
morning maintained the moderate activity 4Dd
strength of yesterday, aul while there were no
marked movements made shy ~aera in the list,
the advance was general and uniform. First
prices wore from Il to q por CO... higher thar.
last nights figures, and aftor heSitancy tho On.
tire market moved forward. Tho gains over tho
opening prices, however, were co26n.d 10 small
fractions as rule and no spce,a los; arc Of ipler
est marked the doiings. ,ho market ut II
o'clock was fairly active but firm TO strong at the
best prices reached.