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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
The End OF the World.

As stated few days since, some Of the Sec
ond A1ventists of Newark, n. D., 10 common
With q portion of their co-believers elsewhere,
think that the end of world, and the resurrec
ton of the dead are at hand. They place the
date of these events on the 18th of April,
which is said to be the beginning of the jew
ish New Year according to their reckoning
In the language of one of their organs the
Quarterly Journal of Prophecy, published at
Philadelphia "Tbe beginning of the new
year, April, 1858, is the beginning OF mot tie
end) but the beginning of the 1885 days, aud
the ushering in of the DAY OF Jehovah's ven
geance, and the year of recompense for the
controversy Of Zion when it shall be said,
the year OF my redeemed is come"
The course of reasoning by which this con-
clusion is arrived at is very long and elabo-
rate. Historical events, particularly those
connected with the career Of Napoleon, and
recent wars, beginning With the Mexican war
iu 1876. and closing with the present Chinese
and East Indian stories, are largely relied on
TO confirm their deductions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
,,.,p. In the Cabinet.

~. washington correspondent Of the
n,.smond South, -" The indications
~. .Is change 10 the Cabinet are becoming SO
w., obvious and 80 much talked or thatit is
'''I ~. N regard it any longer as tabooed
u's s:.o+ The extent of Dissatisfaction among
nsn 9![ members Of Congress would sur
pe~ one who has not noted how suoh dis
p''s ..o, has gone on steadily increasing since
encouragement Ou'. OF the session until now,
zoe ss nit !, may be fairly questioned whether
'Ts VIZ has even a party in either branch
W. " ,ts National Legislature. They are clear
u u -, power to carry their measures,
"a ,bare is every reason to believe that the
s.a tired of this state Of things, will
.o-,Iv pu, sn end to it by summoniDg new
sI s.;ss,s 10 his councils. Who they will be
=; a !" impossible to predict; Some of the pre-
80, Cabinet are not only able, but personal
- and officially popular, bat as whole it
. y be disguised that they do not possess
.sa cop6dence of the Democratic party in
T, ~ That the President is aware of
~. fact, and is disposed to act upon the
, . and suggestions Of those whose aid is
,scs.sary to carry 90 the government and
g, N. success of bis Administration, is high
!, nrobable, however much he may regret
ne 4 necessity for ssch separation at this
iuncture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Brown pre-
septed memorial from the Mayor Of Wash
ipeton, and others, asking for the paving of
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Green, it was postponed.
Mr.. G. then moved that the Senate insist on
its disagreement to the House substitute for
the Kansas bill, and that Committee of
Conference be asked.
Upon this motion, protracted debate en-
sued
Mcssrs. Hunter and Green thought that
the Senate should insist first, and then ask
for Committee of Conference.
The resolution to appoint Committee OF
Conference on the subject. was then adopted.
10 the House of Representatives, the Hon.
Samuel Caruthers, of Missouri, appeared
and was qualified.
The House, at an early hour, went into
Committee Of the Whole, and took up the
Senate bill to increase the police force OF the
city Of Washington.
Mr.. Goode moved to amend toe bill, so as
to pay 10 the Chief $1,000; Captain, Sl,4OO;
the four lieutauants, each $1,000. The
amendment proposes that the Captain and
lieutenants shall be appointed by the Secre-
tary Of the Interior; the Chief, by the Presi-
dent; the establishment of Court of Police,
investing the Chief with the powers of JUS
tice of the Peace, to hold u Court daily Tor
the trial Of msdemeanors and petty offences;
but in no case shall he infict punishment
exceeding $40. or confinement in the Jail or
workhouse for longer term than twenty
days.
The bill and amendment were discussed at
length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
lCONMuNICATED.


EARLY RIsISG.-A great many essays have
bssn written upon the benefits and necessity
If earlv rising-and "wise saws and modern
instances" can be quoted without number IN
favor Of meeting the sun when he rises. My
obiec. is not to repeat what has been said so
often and so we'll on the subject-but rather
N look at the matter in mere business and
n,sO,icsl point of view. That it is healthy
custom to rise early, no one can dispute. But
that's mot the milk in the cocoa nut" This
!, fast age; and the man who has business
10 attend to, and does not get at it early, never
sa,ches it all the rest Of the day. He may
make what haste he will, but be never over
takes it. If he should be at work at 6 o'clock,
and does not begin until eigh;-he will lose,
not tso hours, but four, before sunset. This
assertion may not be acceded to by all, but
il is correct one. The feeling of self con-
demuaton, aud the knowledge that be Is Ge-
hind the Industrious, nd been snooziDg when
be should have been cheerfully wide awake
and at work, is a weight which pulls him
back. lie LOOKS OUT duu SECS tpat uio ooiSu
bors have oil run ahead Of him--tbat they
have completed q portion of their days task,
before be has made beginning, and this Is
clog to his spirits, and an membranes to
bis movements. Before he has taken down
bis shutters, bis neighbors have sold dollars
worth of goods-and that custom he loses -
1t is 60 in all trades and occupations. The
mechanic who rises early aud begins his
work, does it quicker and better, and gets
through with. it sooner than the laggard
who lies in bed. aud has late breakfast
Let any one accustomed to late rising, try
the contrary, just one week-and if heis moi
satisfied with the truth OF what have said
! will give up. There is no hardship or dit
6culty in the experiment. An early risel
would not exchange his habit with lat
riser, for thousand pounds. MEMO.
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ASss5ss@
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the city OF Warrington.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April l3.--Tbe steamer City
of Washington has arrived, bringing Liver
pool dates of the 3lst ult
ISpr..-Dates from Bombay to the yin Of
March have been received. Sir Collin camp
he'll was before Lucknow, with sixty tnous'
and men, and was expected to attack that
Mace on the 10th. There had been several
scattering encounters with the rebels, 10
which the latter had been defeated with great
slaughter. The trial Of the King Of Delhi
was still progressing. The report OF bis
transportation is false. The English ladies,
prisoners with the Queen at Lucknow, are
reported alive, and have been we'll treated.
Cu1SA.-Nothing latAr had been received
from China, but the details received with the
last advices were very interesting. The U. 5.
frigate Mississippi was at Shanghai, and the
Minnesota in Canton river. Martial law
had been proclaimed at Canton. Commits
sioner Reid was going to Manila, there to
remain until the time for holding the con-
ference with the town authorities of Shang'
hal
M1scELLAyEoUs-It was rumored that Ma
poleon would again visit Queen Victoria this
year.
The report that the Spanish government
had introduced new project in lieu OF the
law to abolish slavery, is erroneous.
The MARKETS Cotton had declined tdf.-
The offerings for the three days amounted to
2l,OOO bales. Holders were pressing on the
market and prices were irregular.
Breadstutfs we're very dull, and prices were
generally unchanged. Flour was nominal.
Wheat very dull and nominal. Corn was freely
offered at 33l634c., for all descriptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Damage by EloOdG.

New ORLEANS, April l2.--The steamer
Empire City has arrived but brought no
news of importance.
A crevasse has taken place opposite the
city, doing immense damage. Five or si1
cresasses are reported between here and
Vicksburg, and immense destruction Of prop
erty has occurred on the plantations.
New ORLEANS, April l2.-The latest re-
port from Vicksburg says that the river is
falling, but that several leVees have given
way below that place.
Immense destruction has followed ere
vase at Algiers, nearly opposite this city,
causing great damage to the plantations.
The water is believed to have reached its
maximum height and our city is now con-
sldered safe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA
RYLAND.-The subscriber offers at private
sale one of his farms, called BEACH HILL,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES OF which twenty acres are in wood land,
twenty acres meadow land, and the balance
prime soil, not only adapted to the growth OF
every corp OF our climate, but particularly sult4-
bic for MARKET GARDEN. The situation
is six miles from Washington City, and two
miles and half from Alexandra. There are
80 on the Farm some OUT BUILDINGS, and
M5 fine spot for a dwelling, overlooking
beautiful Valley, with picturesque scenery
The Farm is not mile from either the Episco-
palian, Methodist or Catholic Churches, nor
from primary school. The neighborhood is
very thickly settled, and of unexc.Ptionable So
ciety. There is on the farm BRICK KILN,
which the subscriber would sell to the purchaser
at low rate. which would be a great advsn.
tage to any person wishing to build on the farm.
Persons wishing to purchase will be shown
the premises by the subscriber or by Thomas
Grimes, esq, both living near the farm Tor sale.
Terms liberal, and can be modified TO suit
purchasers. Address
GUSTAVUS FINOTTI,
Washington City, care Of Thomas Grimes.
feb 25-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
From The West Indies,

We have news from St. Kits, dated Feb
ruary %. The weather during the greater
part Of tha, month had been very dry, but
on the last day Of the mouth refreshing
showers fell. Sugar making was proceeding
through the country, aud the yield in sumo
places was very good, reaching as much as
three and even four hogsbeads to the acre;
but the general crop of the island was never
theless expected to fall far short OF the
estimate made some months ago.
We have advces dated at Tohago on the
9th of February. Complaint was made OF
the scorching fleets OF the Sun upon canes
planted on ridges and poor soil, aud estates
dependent on water power for grinding their
canes were beginning to complain OF dehcIen-
cy OF water; but on the whole the weather
was favorable for taking off the crop, which
was expected 10 be considerably in excess
Of that Of last year. The island continued
healthy.
We have files from Barbados dated at
Bridgetown to Oath ult. Our correspondent
writing on that day says Since last advi-
ces there has been an improved demand for
breadstuffs and provisions, and as the market
is moderately supplied, and large local
consumption of both corn meal and Hour,
prices of both articles have advanced There
is little doing in sailed meats late importa-
tons have been stored. Lard is dull. But
ter of really good quality would find buyers
at full rates. Goldfish is il ample supply,
aud scarcely realizes quotations. The wealth
er is rather dry, with very high winds occa-
sioually, but continues, on the whole, favor,
BILE for sugar making. There have been no
operations to speak of in produce, the p lan-
tiers being unwilling sellers at the prices
Offering, VIZ: sugar S34 e 100 TBS. and nc
lasses l3 cents . gallon. The public health
continues good.-N y Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Heavy Debating.

We notice that the following question was
debated at the recent contest between the lit
erary Societies Of Canonsburg College, Pa !:
.'Can the unconditional be cognized and
conceived by the mind?"
We submit that the above should be trans
lated into English so as TO give the public an
idea of what the question was, anyhow
Judging from the heavy style of the question,
we should suppose that the elaboration OF
it must have been one Of the most trying H.
Actions ever perpetrated upon an audience.
MkeNileneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
PORT OF ALExANDRIA-APRIL IS.

ARRIVED.
Schr Susquehanna, Wheatley, Baltimore, lum-
Der 10 Waters Zimmerman Co.
Schr Georgia, Sweet, Salem, plaster to VI.
Eldridge.
SAILED.
Schr. Elliott, Knowles, Boston, coal by L J.
Mehatfey.
Schr. Juliet, Chase, Boston, coal by Frostburg
Coal Co.
Schr. Fannie, Stokes, Trenton. coal by I. J.
Mehaffey.
Schr. Pearl, Brown, Providence, coal by NJ.
ElGrdge.
Schr Lady Suffolk, Baker, Providence, corn
by Fowle x Co.
MEMORANDA
The schooner Mary J. Hoyt, Star from Phil
adelphia, for Washington city, with iron, was
ashore few days ago, but mas been go; off with
the loss OF rudder and leaking badly. She will
be lowed back for repairs.
Brig LEM, Travers, hence at Barbados oath
ult.
Schrs. Island City, Conklin, from this port ;
Hamilton Hopkins, Georgetown, {, and Al
lance, Pennington, do, arrived at New York,
18th inst.
Scar. s. n. Smith, Smith, for Georgetown
CID. at New York, 10th INST
New YORK. April l3.-The ship Mountain
Wave, from Charleston, is ashore off Sctuate
Mass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTY-Under authority of deed OF
trust from John Howell, and wife, TO me dated
January /, 1853, and duly recorded, will offer
for sale, by auction on Monday, The nh day Of
Man, 1858, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the front
door of the Mayors office, in the city OF Alex
"a andria the three story BRICK HOUSE,
.i.4. and LOT OF GROUND, in said city, sltua-
ted on the east side of Fairfax street, near 10,
and south Of, King street, now occupied by said
Howell, together with the four feet slip of
ground, extending from the rear Of said ground
10 printers Alley. Terms at sale.
NH lO-2awtd C. G. BRADLEY, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Arrival or the Star OF the West.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, April l3.-The steamer Star
of the West, with the California mails and
passengers has arrived.
The sloop-of.war jamestown left Aspin-
wall on the 81 of April, for San Juan. The
California Senate bad passed the resolution
previously adopted by the Assembly, in favor
of the admission Of Kansas with the Lecomt'
ton Constitution.
The Senate had refused to pass the bill
providing for the converting of Constitu-
tional Convention. The Assembly has pass
ed the bill to provide for funding the floating
debt of San Francisco.
Stoval, the claimant Of the slave Archer,
has been arrested as kidnapper.
A movement is on foot to raise regiments,
to settle the Gadsden purchase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
CON- N &c RCIAL.

Aiexandris Fish Market, April Ii.
The demand continues undated but the sup
plies are still light with an increase, however,
in the arrivals of Herring Sales Of Shad at
$l2G$l3 per hundred Herring $40 per thou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

THINA, GLASS; &c.--R. Fl. MILLER,
" son 4 CO, are now receiving per Ship
Neptune. from Liverpool, their SPRING SUP
PLIES OF EARTHENWARE, consisting OF
Blue Edge, Painted, and White Granite Of the
best make.
Their stock of GLASSWARE is very COM
plete, being selected with great care, and upon
the best terms, from the Eastern and Western
manufactures.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA
SETS, IN White Gold Band and Decorated, in
great variety; also, Vases Card Baskets, &c.
Country Merchants and Others are respectful
ly requested 10 call and examine our stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as We are determIn-
ed to sell GOODS as low as any regular I'm
porting House in the country.
3 mo 2O-eo3W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Arrival OF the Daniel webster.

New YORK, April l3.-The steamer Dan
iel Webster. from Havana, on the 9Th, has
arrived. The news is generally unimpor,
taut. $50 more Coolies had arrived. The
whole week was occupied in fetes in honor
of the birth of the Prince OF the O,turias,
and consequently there had been nothing
done in business.
The steamer Fulton was at Havana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Arrival of the Empire city.

New ORLEANS, April ID The steamship
Empire City, from Havana, has arrived.
The Star of the West was at Aspiowall with
1926 900 in treasure.
The treaty between the United States and
New Grenada had been ratified.
The news from California is unimportant.
In Oregon, Lieut.. Allen who was reported
to have persisted in the snow, had arrived at
Portland, having been abandoned by all his
party except one.
Advices from Tampico state that thirteen
Mexican reactionists, had been captured by
Gen. Cara, on board the British mail steam
er. CARA bad also fired on an American
vessel, aud endeaVored to extort double du-
ties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

At New York the market for Treasury notes
is firm, but the supply is quite moderate. The
banks and private capitalists are absorbing
more or less daily, and the 4fG43 per cents are
taken at per cent permium, and the SIS at ga
/ per cent. and in some instances as high as /
per cent The old per cents are used almost
entirely for paying duties, at discount OF 20
cents per $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

SO 900 FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
OU.UUO AT THE GREENWOOD
NURSERIES, situated or the Alexandra and
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Church. Fairfax
County, Va Ali orders for Alexandra, wash
ington, and Georgetown, will be delivered
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire them.
rAll communications addressed TO
T. B. MUNSON, Falls Church,
nov l3-eotf Fairfax County, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

A CARD.-HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
April II, lS5S.-A friend has just informed
me that the Baltimore Sun, lew days ago,
represented me IS offering substitute for
tue police bill No. AS, of my colleague, Mr..
Goode Mr.. Letter, OF Ohio, on the 9th lust,
offered such substitute; but have offered
neither bill nor substitute on that subject.
j. LETCIER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
Later from Havana.

CnARLEsToN, April l2.-Tbe steamer lsa-
bel has arrived. Adyices unimportant. 10
the Havana market, Sugar and Molssses
were quet-clayed 81; Muscovado 4(g4tc.
Freights very dull. Sterling Exchange liz.
Northern and Eastern par to premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

COMMISSIONER SALE.-By virtue OF
" decree of the County Court Of Alexandria
County, rendered OIL the I'd of March, 1887, IN
the suit OF r. S. Douglass and Brother, VS. Wal
ter Gahan and others, will, on "Wednesday, the
2SM day Of .fpril 1885, al ~ O'Clock, d., in front
OF the Mayors Office, sell at public auction
c7,tt certain LOT OF GROUND with the M
ISL PROVEMENTS thereon, at the southeast
corner of Alfred and Gibbon streets, fronting
on Alfred street 70 feet inches, more or less,
and extending back east feet to a 20 feet alley.
Terms OF SALE-$267,52, and the costs and
expenses OF the SALE in cash, the residue in three
equal payments at 6, ~, and Is months with
interest-the deferred payments 10 be secured by
the bonds OF the purchaser, with approved secGr-
iiy-and retention OF the title until the pay
ments are made The land TO be subject 10
resale tor the default in any payment
LOUIS KINIER,
NH 24-2awts Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

I,ATALOGUEs SENT FREE-G. 6
Z EVANS, Publisher and Originator OF the
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE, I39, Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia unparalleled success which
has attended the subscriber in his distribution
of GIFTS TO the MILLION, has induced hlm to
make large and valuable additions 10 his former
extensive stock Of new and popular books HIS
new, complete and classified catalogue OF books,
embracing all the Departments OF Literature, Is
mailed FREE to any part OF the country.
All books sold at publishers lowest prices,
and all the new publications OF the day added
soon as issued $500 worth OF GIFTS with
each $ UOU worth OF books sold; among which
are daily distributed, the following:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

AUGUSTA, April l2.--Advices from Flori-
da announce that Billy Bowlegs and twenty
two warriors, have delivered themselves up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
NEW STORE NEAR THE DEPOT.-The

NEW STORE NEAR THE DEPOT.-Ihe
undersigned have this day March LIST
1859 associated themselves under the name and
STYLE of PAYNE, NEWLY y CO.. for the
purpose OF conducting a general GROCERY,
HARDWARE, pRY-GOODS, AND PRODUCE
BUSINESS, and are prepared TO furnish dealers
al moderate prices, for cash or Produce, and to
buy PRODUCE, BAcos, LARD, &c.
With a Railroad 10 our door, aud ample Ware.
house, Wagon yard, Platforms, &c, We invite a
call from buyers and sellers.
INMAN H. PAYNE,
R0BT. e. NEWLY,
J. NJ. RICKETTS,.
Warrenton, Va, NH lS-eolm'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

NEW YORK April l2.-The week. statement
Of the city banks shows the following increase:
Loans s259OOO; specie S506,OO0; circulation
$4,000; undrawn deposits S66s,OOO, and de-.
crease in nominal deposits Of $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND
wi PAPERS, AT FRENCHS Book aud PERI.
-I.,I n.no,

M PAPERS, AT FRENCHS Book and P9r-
odicai Depot,
Adele, BY Julia Kavsnagh, author of "Natha-
lie," etc, l vol. l2mo, clotn, price 1928
"Adele is the best work we have read by Ju-
liza Kavanagh 1t is charming Novel, full Of
delicate character painting. The wor kmanship
throughout, and the interest kindled in the first
chapter burns brightly to the close
English Hearts and English Hands, or the
Railway and the Trenches, by the author Of
Capt "Hedley Vickers," vol, 75c.
Life OF General Sir Henry Haveock, by Rev.
Vim. Brock, vol l6mo, 75c.
Temple Melodies, Book OF Music tor social
meetings &c. .,
"New York Ledger" New York Weekly,
"Waverly Magazine, Mercury Flag Pic
toral," "Leslie's illustrated Newspaper, "Sa,
turday Evening Post" Boston Pilot and all
the new Books, Papers and Magazines.
Frank Leslie's illustrated Paper, monthly
part for May Csc.
Emerson's & Pu,nams Magazine for May, rs
cents.
London Lancet for April, so CTS. ap IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

Sir Wm. Bon was lately ''put through" the
insolvent court at Bristol, England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April IL The Senate have
appointed a Committee of Conference on
Kansas. The subject will be taken up in
the Houee Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-14

cDnn REV ARD-MAyoR's OFFICE,
SZOD April IL lsaS.-In the name OF
the CITY Council Of Alexandria, Va, !. w. d..
Massey, Mayor, offer reward of two hundred
dollars, for the detection and conviction OF the
party or parties, who perpetrated the outrage
upon the peace of the city, near the depot OF the
Alexandra and Washington Railroad Compa-
nv, on the afternoon OF the 4th inst
ap 1875 W. ID. MASSt1, mayor.
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the m arkets.

BALTIMORE, April l3.-Flour and Wheat are
dull and unchanged. Corn is heavy; white 6lS
Sac; yellow 65a6sc. Whiskey is trmer at 81
522c.
NEw YORK, April l3.-Flour is heavy; safes
Of 5000 bbls; State S4.O5G$4 IS; Ohio $445
SS4 90; Southern $4 4OGS475. Wheat is
firm; sales OF 10000 bushels; Southern red llSc.
Corn is higher; yellow 733S74c.; white 75c.
Pork is dull-Mess nominal at $3.50; prime
$l43j. Lard is firm at lOsal0f. Whiskey is
inactive at 2l62llc. Stocks are lower gene.
rally Cumberland Coal Co. is. Va. 6's 9ll
Moss S3b