Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-11-22 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM. Ito trade by the panic in the finaneial world Fully 10,000 persons visited Dunscer on Tuesday lis repaired. Boyers are extremely cautious, and are afternoon to witness the interment of Miss Halt, . not likely to purchase much Ullill the disquietude 1.1Y3 i the victim of the atrocious Belmont murder. disappeared, and it is possible to forni some ilea as to to which the funeral took ! the prospects o' business ; at present even the most Walmsley Churchyexd, I place, is about four m experienced trader is altogether at sea in regard from Bolton, and the , to the future. Middlesbrough warraets lieu.) road throughout was thronged by vehicular and, gone up 9d since Wednesday, but are stW 2,3 bei,w the pedestrian traffic. All the blinds in Dunecar and i figure ruling at the opening this week, and 4,6 bel,,v Egerton were closely drawn and Eagley Mills, I the price when the tleeteh 'Ara, eohimen,„hd. Baer, which give employment to a large portion of the i chaute here are quoting No. 3 1i.M.8. Cleveland pig fcr female population, were closed. May o --n .iy f th I -- , prompt f.o.b. delivery at 461-, and even 45/9 was leading families of the district contributed wreaths, and floral offerings also came from the teachers atl I named this morning, but buy,rs are not prera,ed yet to give more than 45/6. Makers are not quoLng, as , Belmont School, the Belmont scholars, the choir • , and organist at Walmsley Church, the foreman i they could not get a price that would pay them. /.4,d-i dlesbrough No. 3 warrants to-day are 3,1 aloes I and members of the jury who held the inquest, I and one "From her true and loving George, with ' yesterday afternoon's price, 64 above the mornI heartbroken sympathy and love," this being lug's price, and 9d above Wednesday, sellers a young gentleman at Birmingham to whom the h ; to-day quoting 461-, and buyers offering 45,9 cas. deceased was said to be engaged. The coffin, of i While makers' stocks here are believed to be declining dark polished oak, with brass mountings, bore the I rapidly, the stocks in the public stores are increasing, simple inscription, "Elizabeth Ann Holt, died Nov. I Connal's having 95,553 tons, which is 3,384 tons more 10th, 1890, aged 21." The hearse and mourning I than at the commencement of the month. The ptg eq ages were supplied free of cost by Messrs E. : iron shipments are a little quieter, but are sell uirr Hol en and Co. Mrs Holt, though prostrate with ! above those of any month this year, 54,656 grief, attended the funeral, as also a sister of the ! tons to lasi night, against 51,150 tons in deceased, and many other relatives. At the October to 20th. Looal hematite is 56/6 to churchyard the cortege was met by the Vicar, the I sy/. for mixed numbers and Loh. Both No. 4 Rev. J. Stott, together with the choir of the I foundry and grey forge iron are 64 cheaper than on church, of which Miss Holt was a member for Theeday, the iormer being obtainable at 44 6to 451-, ; seven years, scholars of the Sunday school and i and the latter at 43/6, while it is reported that 1 members of the deceased's own class, and two even 43i- has been taken for s smell lot. No 1 classes from Eagley School, with which she was ' connected from the age of six until two years ago, c,.han prices, but there is literally no business doing has been made in finished iron or I, ; when she went to Belmont. The master and I steel! Ito Ox values. Common bars are quoted 46, less 2* teachers from Belmont School were also in attend! slice. The service was choral, and the organist i per cent,; iron ship plates, £6 2(6, less 2* per cent., I played the Dead March in "Saul." The oere., 1 steel ship plates, £6 1216, less 2a per cent. Heavy rails I mony was most affecting and impressive. are £5 at works. - --