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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

D HOTEL
s A H Moul:on. Marysvlle
j Il Brown, Walnut Crex
Z + Harlow, Stockton
A Ross, ColuSa
p r Jose, SacLo
Mrs Gaines, San Jose
Miss Gaines, San jose
G GroZies, Mass
c B Greenwe. !, Hueneme
NJ rs Rogers. Ogden
J h Millanrr. Tucson
II A Preston. jamestown
G BrocksmitZ, liverpooi
H S Back, San Jose
NJ schmid, Pittsbcrg
EJ de Saba Jr New CITY
a w Formey, Vallejo
$ B Marber & W. Tremns
Alice Middlekauff, low a
q Mrs VI iddleKauff, iowa
Miss ENGLISH, Ukiah
A ii Holt, N y
Mrs Thompson, n Y
Miss II harrison. Mo
B & Carroll, Stockton
z w Chisholm. III alifax
J Well, Sacto
r ] Currey, Dixon
IT AlOaska. Nacayille
HOUSE.
s w Richardson, Truckee
, T McGovern, B &
w Logwood, Salinas City
A L Thomas, Berkeley
y Fl L Taft, Marin
w B Webber, Oakland
o Frank Sicha, Cleveland
] H Tucker, Oakland
+ E Greswold, Cal
NJ Hooper. Chicago
X NJ Cook, Rutherford
] Watson, Napa
10 Capt ID F Deva1, Mass
Il + ID ullig An, Boston
R Ellis, Sunol
j NJ Walling, New
l. j Brandt, San Andreas
w II Bryson, Sacto
G NJ Long, New Mexico
L Ayrey, Mass
T b Wright. Rosedale
Perry. B shop, Boston
Miss ii Bishop, Bosom
o A Lawson, Gold Hill
Z Brow n, Healdsburg
HOUSE.
c Il Drake, Ariz
DR. D T Taggert. Bkrsfd
T Z johnson, San Jose
G A Luckenbhch, LIS Ang
+ d Nitol, Stockton
A ID Harrison, Alameda
] + Burcn, Tulare
l Z A Young r &w, Almda
L w weeney, Oakland
III Pomroy, Portland
J G Kerrins, Mariposa
q Mrs J II Corcoran, MARI
p03a
Ii ] Lewelling & VT, st
? Helena
NJ Sarree, Tex
)r ] f Peck. Merced
Or Mllliken & ty, Cal
II ] Hogan, Mare Island
k Miss g Hall, Stockton
n Ii II upham, Martinez
a K w Akerman, { al
ITAN HOTEL.
F Aldrldce & W, Watsonv
Miss Curtiss, San Rafael
l. w Garrett, Fresno
H BurIillo, san jose
Miss Maylott, Antioch
b g Heinan, Tuiare
J O'Mara, MADEIRA
A II Moore & ", n Y
w p Martin & ", Sacto
J Baum, Grass Valley
X 4 Ballard, Kansas City
6 Lam bert, W d C, Iowa
e Quade, Chicago
Ii Rogers, Sallhas
w Skewess, Ala
F Cummings, Ne
NJ Sim cock & W, Chicago
K Aawai, Japan
l. Collins, Los Angeles
s L NJ Ayers, AriZ
A Wagner. Chicago
n Wills & ", Fla
E HOTEL.
o T Couch, Butte
Mrs z Cook, Rio Vista
FDCnderwood&w, Mimi
Miss Nj ) Allen, Mohus
d r Jacob, Louisville
s Miss Elliot, Minneapolis
Nj NJ Mcpherson, Idaho
y ellis, salt Lake
Sir K J Richardson, Scot
land
AHMackintosh, Scotland
Miss G Stephens. Or
Mrs + a Dau moor, Or
ID ) Rosenbaum, Cal
/ II McCaifrey. n Y
+ Anderson, n Y
X f Rober:s, n Y
w Cnishol m, Halifax
Mrs j X Miller, Pa
'ERN HOTEL
CG Derham. Cal
J Moyles. Chicago
X A Clark, Red b. uff
L Williams, Reno
l. Glonian, Los Angeles
Mrs Henge, Kans City
w Fought. Los Banos
M A Lewis, N \
p J Mogan, Cal
F steer, Los Angeles
J Bachelor. Suisun
] Harris, Los a ngeles
H Potter & W. n Y
] artin, PORT Costa
IN HOTEL.
NJ + Harris. Oakland
Mrs Suits. San Jose
& ) Martin. Michigan
+ f Hutchings, Maine
Il Stern, Fanny Daven-
port Company
D Miss Collins. Chicago
r NJ Bach. n Y
l Miss E K Kelley, L Ang
u S Kyser. Napa
7 u Befkery & 8. Sac
A y Whitsel, 5 L Obispo
T B Priichard, eausaliio
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
SITUATIONS wANrED-continu-a.

MAN AND WIFE, JUST ARRIVED FhoM
1yl Paris, wish situation in same family: woman
to attend interior, man to cook; good references.
Address Mr. JULIAN, 625 Pacific st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04

W1NCHESTER HOUSE. A THIRD ST. NIX.
w Market: 200 rooms 25c 10 81 5O per night;
Fl % to 80 per week; convenient and respectaoie
free bus and baggage 10 and from the Terry.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
SITUATIONS wANrED-Continu.d.

EspECTABLE SWEDISH WOMAN WITH
IL girl yea rs old, wishes to do general house.
work; good p ii cook or bou sekeeping: kind to
childr n: small wages; city or country. l21o12
Mission
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST FITTED
Il up saloons in the city; doing a good business;
IN good location; receipts from $l5 to SIS day.
o3 Sixth ST., room Is.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-2 OR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w light no usekeeping; north of Market ST.; rent
must be reasonable: references given and re-
quired D., box 7S, Call.
WANTED-2 UNFURN1SHED ROOMS;
w state and location Address R. L., box
1877, Call Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
NJ cClure's Magazine
FOB THE COMING YEAR.
Some New Features.
CHAs. A. pANA's "REMINISCENCES,

CHAs. A. DANAS REMINISCENCES.--
These "reminiscences contain more unpubllsh-
ed war history than any other book except
the government publication. They will be
illustrated with many rare aud Unpublished
photographs from the government collection.
Tho Christmas McClure's contained COM
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:The Tomb of his Ancestors" We have In
hand also new ballad, moving song oil war
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Anthony Hopes New Zenda Novel, "Ru'
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r, dyard Kipling Robert Barr, William AT
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stephen Crane and many others, the best
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McC!ure's during Tire coming year
Fdison's Wonderful Invention. Mountains
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the inventor of "Tulbina," vessel that can
make the speed of an express train Making
a Great Telescope, by Lord Kelvin
The Railroad Mans Life, by Herbert h
Hamblip. is narrative of work, adventure,
hazards accidents and escapes
The Custer Massacre, as it came from the
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New York in 1850, the condition CT life
Of the perfected city of the next century, by
Col. George E. Wsring, jr. 81,
Mark Twain contributes an article descilo'
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The illustrations are by a. B. Frost and Peter
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Sven Hedin in Unex plored Asia, a story Oh
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Jackson in the Far North: The famous
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

PERso.<A Al State Senator Mushbach
r.iar d fry IN Richmond last night On
professional business.
N. Il. 5. Barrett left here to day for
the Civ Of Mexico, where he has secur-
eia lucrative position or the Mexican
International Rail @ay.
Senator Geo. a. Mushbach, of ALEX
allria, VINO, since his entrance into the
Senate, mas been one of its most prom
i15n: members, is the head OF the COM
mHteeou county, city, and town organ
zitions. Mr.. Mushbach watches the
debates of the Senate as closely as any
nan in it, and it is safe to say legisla-
lou proposed that has to pass through
lis committee will receive the closest
c-uiiny.- Richmond Dispatch.
Tonight Past Grand Regent John J..
JAMESON, of this city. and other grand
officers will make an official visitation
10 Old Dominion Council, Royal Area.
NUN, OF Berkeley.
Mrs. Mary A. Baggett is very ill with
lme rlouble at her home, No. All south
Aired street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

Tree Ornaments, Games, Mineral and Iron
Trains of Cars, Dolls Mechanical Toys, Iron
and Tin Ranges, Candles, Building Blocks,
Tin and Iron Stoves, Fire Engines, Hook and
Ladders. Polio, Patrols, Rifles, Ten Pins,
Pianos, Drums, Cradles, Arks, Trick Boxes,
Boats, Trunks. Tool Ctests, Animals in Tin
and Fur, Bedsteads, Pewter Soldiers. Magic
Lanterns Chimes. Musical Toys, BATTLES,
Roaming Toys in variety, Tin and Musical
Horns Iron Axle Wagons, yelocipedes, Til
cycles, Dolls, carrying an immense stock !;
Desks, Hobby Horses, Rocking Horses. Bar
rows. Plush Chairs, Sleighs, Wash Sets. Tools,
Lawn Swings, D9ll Furniture, Go.Carts,
Books, Saws. Beds and Steel Toys. We give
above slight idea of what we have for
Christmas trade
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

Ms XIc.-Tne Grand Lodge of Ms.
.-..f yrciaie met in Richmond last
49, ii annual session with quite full
..,a6aoee TIE most interesting mat.
%' -. n..o5e The Grand Lodge was the
nsi.i5n that Virginia take charge
pi,54 ceremony incident to the cele-
S.,.;on OF tie centennial anniversary
oe,ss death o: Washington, which it is
,.ogo.ed TO hold at Mount Vernon and
,i.x.udria in 1899. This was referred
,1t9e committee on propositions and
Tbe rrogramme suggested for this
ce.. @, casion is arranged for the two
ar: as follows:
.:aruius-Special communication OF
n Grad Lodge of Virginia in the hall
AlsAsndra Washington Lodge, No.
-. reeep.ii4 OF invited guests.
4fern o0-6ermon or historical adj
l.ss IN Chris. Church.
Eyepiaz- O.ation by some very emf
rent Hss}n.
lla.uiuG-Pilgyimage to the tomb at
) Veruoa, under escort of Old Do
niaioa Commandery. No. IL, X. T.,
sri otser COMMANDMENTS, and military
a Aizxandria. Salute by naval yes
III @. he United States, if the Secrets-
n will 50 order. Short addresses by
the G-aud Master Of Virginia and other
Grand Masters. Return to Alexandria.
Els aiig-Banquet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

No FUNERAL The statement yes
teyday TO the effect that the remains OF
Wm. f. Devaughn, who committed
suicide in Baltimore, were inferred 10
this city, was premature. The body was
Inferred in Baltimore. The deceased
was member of Mount Washington
Council, Junior Order of Mechanics. OF
Baltimore, and that council telegraph
ell Belle Haven Council in this city to
take charge OF the body and inter it,
stating that it would reach here yes
terday afternoon. Belle Haven Co1n-
al bad the grave prepared, procured
hearse aud hacks aud a d; legation OF
the order WAS awaiting at the Fayette
street depot at the hour designated.
Inc corpse, however, did not arrive
and later it was ascertained that the
burial took place in the Monumental
CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-The following
officers were elected last night to serve
1or the ensuing year in Belle Haven
Lodge No. 2SSS, Knights of Honor:
James W. Shinn, dictator; ]. c. Creigh-
ton, vic dicta or; Joseph S. Beach, as
sistant dictator; A. II. Thomson, re.
porter; J. G. Graham, financial re.
porter; Frank War6eld, guide; Charles
A. Howard, chaplain; George Uhler,
treasurer; c. E Glover, guardian; John
w, Summers, sentinel; ]. G. Creighton,
Frank War6eld and Joseph S. Beach,
trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
Uu full Xmas Gifts.

Children's Imitation Ermine Fur Sets, 81
and 81 so the SET.
Children's White Angora and Gray Corey
Fur Sets, 81 % the set.
Superior Astrakhan Cloth Novelty Sets,
trimmed coll and muf,-very special value,
81. 80 the set
Ladies' Fine Black Aslrakhan Fur and
Plain Electric Seal Collarettes, satin lined
Special value, So 90 each.
Ladies' Handsome Genuine Marion Neck
Scsrfs, with cluster of ten tails, 1915 each
Ladies' Genuine Brown Cppossum Collar.
cites, 10 inches wide, and storm collars Elk.
ira value, $3.50 each.
Ladies' Fire French Seal Mutfs, satin lined,
81. so each.
Superior Black Corey MufEs. Regular
$1.25 grade. Only 75c each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
How 10 Look Good.

Good looks are really more than
skin deep, depending entirely on a
healthy coudition of ali the vital or
CANS. If the liver be inactive, you have
a bilious look if your stomach be dis
ordered, you have q dispeptic
look if your kidneys be affected, you
have q pinched look. Secure good
health, and you will surely have good
looks. ''Elt ctric Bitters" is good
Alternative and tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys. Puri'
fes the blood, cures pimples, blotches
and boils, and gives good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at
L l.. Aliens Drug Store. 50 cents per
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

WoMAN's AUxILIARY-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Woman's Aux.
iliary was held in the camp hall yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was
quite interesting. A quantity of rou-
line work was dispc sed of and some in
portant communications were received.
The committee on markers reported
some very acceptable contributors for
their work, also that the marble for the
markers had arrived, and were being
gotten into shape as rapidly as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
DRY GOODS.
Headq uarterS
FOR
TOYS.

Ready for sslo from Saturday morning, De.
cember 18th, 8 large stock of NEW TOYS Of
this seasons make. We DO not claim the
dusty honor of showing the largest stock of
Toys in this city, but We do claim priority
over all others in displaying the largest stock
of this season made Toys Not dusty toy
for examination Not fragile toy that may
be instrumental in thwarting the broad in
telect of bright child. Not moldy toy
filled with the germs of long standing pack.
ed in damp basement. Our toys are made
for children and By pleasing the little ones
we enhance and cement the joy of friendship
between the two extremes. Bright, new toys
have tendency to beautify the thoughts of
the Recipients Of the entire household.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE City,
Judge c. e. Nicol presiding.-Eliza-
beth VI. Janney VS.. W. NJ. Peake ct al;
cause referred 10 Commissioner Gala.
han.
Carrie Butler and Dolly Smith, both
colored-were granted divorces.
Jas. Cliffs administrator VS.. South
ern Railway Company, suit for dam.
ages; jury and case in progress.
The case was given to the jury at
4:15 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

WEDDING.-Miss Annabel Hender.
son, daughter of Mrs. A. R. Hender.
son, OF this city, was married last eve.
nipg to Mr.. William 81. Reisinger, ir.
The ceremony wss performed at the
home of the groom, No. 1872 Argyle
avenue, Baltimore, by Rev. D. NJ.
Browning, pastor of Emory Methodist
Episcopal Church. The bride was at.
tired in blue broadcloth tailor made
gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Reisinger left
last night for two weeks trip to south.
ern cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
. ,frrcHANTs.-The holiday trade

~, fegcaANrs.-The holiday trade
t..r approaching and shoppers
j .ea y busying themselves as to
ST! &C., = md where 10 buy. Of course
Wa bsya recourse to the columns of
l me ~; : se as a guide, aud those mer-
's' n.. who. through their advertise
c5ar keep the public advised as to
" t,.tfev nave to sell usually reap the
vs. 10 better advertising medium
go he Gazette can be had. 1t is uni
~, -. read in this city and in the
.5'." whose people trade in Alex
s So3r:a and those people have for gen.
'' ',.9gs ssulted It's columns for in
'.-r,stoa Of al kinds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
ROYAL ARCANUM.-At the meeting of
iaoroe Mason Council. ROYAL Arcanum,

ROYAL ARCANUM.-At the meeting OF
George Mason Council, Royal Arcanum,
as ul2ht, one candidate was Initiated.
Council appointed committee on enter
;snmenG at the Installation of officers
10 take place Tuesday, January 4. 1898
The following officers were electe6 for
the ensuing year: Representative TO
Grand Council, S. f. Beach; alternate,
c. J. W. Summers; regent, A. Fl. Penn;
vice regent, w. F. Baker; orator, G. l.
Robinson; secretary, Il. II Fegar; col
.ctor 5. E. Beach; treasurer, J. Brow;
CHAPLAIN, J. E. Chesser; guide, l. A
Nall: warden, w. A. Barnett; sentry,
Il Astryke; trustees, G. w. Mead,
J F pettey and J. q. SchwarIzmsn.
Several members of Alexandria Coun-
Gil entertained the council under the
htai Of good of the order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

CHARTER.-A charter was granted
by Judge Norton to day to the
Street Cleaning Company of Alexan-
dria, Va, the objects of which
are to acquire right to and 10 clean
streets, sc. The capital stock is $780,,
900 and Mr. A. W. Armstrong is named
as agent in this city. Mr.. E. ]. Smith,
of Washington, is president, and MIR.
Frank Hume, of the county. is one Of
the directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

A FRIGHTENED HoRsE.-The horse
o. Chief Eugineer Petty became fright
taei at an electric train on King street
Yesterday evening and backed into the
Haa The vehicle to which the sni.
i9al Was attached was overturned, and
Tue Chief engineers two nephews, Rich
ala aad Eddie Petty, were somewhat
,,TTlSed. Messrs. Ed. Shock and John
Alt!s. al the risk of their own safety,
I4iaed forward and caught the bride
" Iac frightened animal and by their
prompt act doubtless saved the young
s,sTs serious, if not fatal injury. The
vehement occasioned by the incident
.slSed someone to turn in fire alarm,
suu soon the entire department was on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
MONETARY AND C0MMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Dec S.-Prices at the opening
of the Stock Exchange showed gains of la
Ac The market showed considerable AMI
nation and a vigorous buying movement,
The advance in the general list was checked
by demoralization of sugar and practically all
the initial gains were lost. By IL O'Clock
the market was again tending vigorously up
ward, the southern railways ana gIahgels
lesding. Southern preferred rose is over
ye- terday's close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

U; D; ca well attended meeting of
me = llth Va; Regiment Chapter, u. D.
~ was held this morning at Lee Camp
naH. Five new names were aided.
FIVE dollars additional was contribut, d
TO she association for marking CoDfed-
crate graves In northern cities. A res
olutlon was passed extending cordial
greeting to the Grand Division D. G.
on their coming into the U. D. G. The
report of the delegates to the conven.
ton OF the State Division, held in
Lyuchburg in October, and also that of
the delegrtes to the convention of the
I'D C., in Baltimore in November
was read.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

LEcrURE.-The lecture by Rev. DR..
D. ]. Stafford, at he Young Mems 30.
dality Lyceum tomorrow mig ht, prom
ises to be rare treat. DR.. Stafford is
we'll known in this city and a large
audience should welcome him. Dr..
Stafford will take as his subject MAC
both -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

i, p - GRANTED.-Judge Nicol,
dive rg NiTcuit Court to-day, granted
b, ,oices 10 Carrie Butler from her hus-
ir -4u' Scott Butler, and to Dolly smith
Gu. lgr husband, George Saith, anu
sso: 'o@a tue case of Nora Counsel
~ - Aer husband, Harrison Coun-
sa,,1 ". Y sue returns from Massachu-
orsd All OF the parties, who are col
are represented by w. II. Sadler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08
Boys Refers

Fine Chinchilla Refers, absolutely all
wool, guaranteed fast color, sewed throughout
with silk, lined with black Italian cloth or
plaid chcvo5. Sizes to 10. Value, $6.75.
Special price, $500
The Same quality for little boys. Sizes 3
to S. Special prize, $500.
Very Fine tll.wo3l Asir.khan Cloth Reef.
e:s, nicely lined. ezcs to s. Value, $500
Special price. $3.50.
About so Astrakhan Reefeis loft Sizes 3
to s, Worth $500. Special price, SPAS.
Third flor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

Don't be persuaded into buying linl
ments without reputation or merit
Chamberiain's Pain Balm costs no more,
and its merits have been proven by a
test of many years. Such letters as the
following from L. G.. Bagley, Hueneme,
CAL. are constantly being received ::
'Tbe best remedy for pain I have ever
used is Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and L
say so after having used it in my fami-
ly for several years" 1t cures rheuma-
tism, lame back, sprains and swellinss.
For sale by J. II. Janney, Druggist,
FOL King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08


D ATTACKED BY a DEER.-Mr. Peter
' ,tu'man, who lives at Morven Park, in
, s county, not far from this city, while
s s,.d about his place on Sunday
Gienins was attacked by pet deer be-
,V'sins TO Mr.. S. B. Corbett, who lives
5 5 Arlington. Mr.. Pullman seized the
e s. oy lis horns and regular scutlle
Tp-5aed wh:cd was not ended till Mr..
s, man had choked the deer till it was
s1laQ'ted and then cut its throat with
n @u'!e During the scufile Mr.. Pull
s laa mad his clothing torn to ribbons
Glu one OF his legs was badly cut. The
s, ,g with lis mate had been roaming
Io ,su. the county for some time and
~"A oecome quite vicious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

Gentlemen who have returned from
Redmond say the efforts being made
by Mr.. Barley's frie ends to secure his
election to the judgeship are unprece-
dented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-08

Questions for grain remain unchanged
with light offerings Country Produce is also
quiet with little doing.
CHICAGO Dec S-Wheat was strong at the
opening to-day, May Starting at S9aq90
AGAINST yesterdays closing price of $685.,
aS934, and with q moderate demand from
shorts The market Sold up to 90Ib shortly
after the opening There wsg considerable
selling against "cails' at the advance and the
market easel off to 90t, 903s. Tho Decem.
at 90 and easing off to 9SA but recovering
again to 90. Corn was very dull May open
ed unchanged at 2S3sa2Sia, aud remained at
about that prize. Oats were almost as dul as
corn May opened unchanged at OPS sold
at 221tsa22A January Pork opsned &c
lower at SIS SO and declined to So 30 Jan.
uary Lard opened 2lac lower at S4 %
January Riba opened &c lower at 81 17lha
20.
About noon $1.O1 was biz and accepted for
few small lots of December wheats. Some
brokers predict the December price will 60
to S1.15 whiie others mako the estimate as
high as So,
baltimore, Md, Dec S.-Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat strong; spot and month
97A 977s; January 9Sa9Sla May 93h
Did (; steamer No 2 red 925sa92a, southern
wheat by sample 93a9Sl2 do on grade 931.i
a991. Corn dull; spot 33a33ls month
32lba323. Dec, new or old, 32432A Jon
31asa319s; Feb 31aia32 steamer mixed : La
3 i4l southern white corn 30a34; do yellow
31a35. Oats steady; No white 29-as30
No 2 mixed 27a2712. Rye firm; No 2
rea1by :; No 2 Western 53lb safes. Hay
firm on the better grades: choice timoih y
$13 90 asked.
New YORK, Dec -Flour-stato and
Western quiet but irmer and held higher
Bye Flour dull. Wheat-options opened firm
aud advanced on small mort hwest receipts and
active covering Jan 965, a97 May 81 13 Is
a93h. Rye steady No 2 Western 50h.
Conceptions opened steady with wheat
Msy $685.. Oats-options were dull but
steady; track white 25a35. Beef steady.
Pork quiet. Lard easier; Prime Western
steam 81 so.
CHICAGO CATTLE Market. Dec. T.
Cattle The demand for cattle was light ar d
prices were no better; common to extra steers
sold at So 55a5.30, Gales being largely at
S410 a4 so. stockeis and feeders $3a4 40,
calves $6a7 for the bes. grades, commoner
lots going as low as S.. Hogs-Trade in
hogs was fairly active; heavy packing sod a.
SIS 20a3. SO and prime bacon hogs at So 45a
3 so, the bulk of the sales being at S3.35a
3.45; pigs sold al $3.25a3 As. sheep.-
There was an active local and shipping de.
mand for sheep and lambs and prices were
strong; sheep sold at 1888 90 for the poorest,
S4a4 so fo1 fair to good focks and S4 55s
IS for good TO prime grades. Lambs were
in good d. msnd at S4.5045 for common to
fairly good f)cks, with choice to prime lots
selling at $5.50a5. 3d. the best being DC
higher