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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Trad. ortn. World.

The apuual production Of crude iron
-,nsbout the world is estimated at $780,
HnN,%ns Ortbis Great Britain produces B..
cy NV Hl0 France 100000. Prussia 100000,
6,".,ris $50, 900. Belgium 600, Russia
En- G10 Sseden 10000. The lessor German
.a,s. 100. 1000, the United States 10000,
sns other countries 300.0 900.
!, !. thus seen that one-half OF the iron OF
u,rld iseues from the FORCES ofGreat Bri-
r., and that the amount produced in the
I'D S,ares-although large, as compared
,,b theirs countries--is small when coDtras-
W. with that Of Great Britain. Is this likely
,"n,ipue? Those who are best informed
",o m this subject, are Of the opinion that most
liable locations are at present folly oocu-
"a and that if the iron trade Of Great Bril-
p.eo i. destined to further increase. il nust
70 hv bringing into use the iron deposits OF
leland, which have hitherto been, for the
49,, part, entirely neglected.
In the United States. Oh the contrary the
3o,o.its are 90 so gigantic scale and are 80
u'aE,veTsalIy diffused, that q production, such
~ u", mat at oreseut enjoyed by England, would
ao o make an Impression upon them
nm t,.2r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
INSTRUMENTATION Case In Georgia

The Macon Telegraph Of Tuesday says:
-"On Yesterday morning Judge Lampkln
delivered an opinion Involving ~ eman-
cipasion clause in will in case OF tins kna'
A., the teststor. bad made will IN when ne nc
beoueathed certain negroes Tor lie 10 d.
After the death of B the negroes we're TO Do
free, and carried to free State orto Liberia;
The Courr decided that this clause 10 tue VIII
was void under our emancipation acts; that
the negroes we're free co instant the termina-
ton of the life estate in Georgia, aud as d
matter of course, contrary to the spirit and
policy of our laws in relation to emancipa-
ting slaves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
The Appropriations.

ts said that the provisions of law requir,
ing complete exhibit Of appropriations for
the fiscal year to be made by the proper clerk
at the Capitol, has been complied with, and
that the definite appropriations amount to
eighty.one million aud eight hundred thou
sand dollars and the iDdefaite appropria'
tons are estimated at two millions five bun
dred thousand. Out Of tnis must DC deduct
ed the earnings OF the Post Once Department
say twelve miIIions-maksng the expendi'
turc seventy-two millions three hundred dol.
lars. Considering The Utah expedition and
other extraordinary expenses this is TAR from
being large amount for this Government to
eynend - Wash StB
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
~ $GsosEs rs
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Is,sr from Europe.

CARE RACE, July 25.-The steamer Europa
from Liverpool on the l th iGst., arrived al
this point, and was intercepted by the news
yacht Of the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday OF Cotton tor
:he week $1,000 bales. All qualities had
slightly decIned, and the market closed quiet
Breadstufts are dull, and closed with declin'
ing tendency.
The steamship Nova Scotian arrived out
on the 10Th.
The telegraph fleet was to sail on the 18th,
but their departure had not been telegraphed
when the Europa left.
The India bill had passed to a second read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
OBITU AIRY.

D,rp. AT the residence OF his parents, on the
9Th inst. WILLIAM, eldest child OF keveruy
A and Harriet a. Reunoe, aged i've year, ana
e;ybt months. We fam would say few words
in an effort to portray the attractive trsits WhiCG
adorned the lille OF this bright boy. we would
gladly, most gladly, suggest few reflections
which might tend at least to heal Inc crushed
hearts of sorIOwlng mourners, VINO IlhSei
acound his hallowed gave. Possessed OF d
vigorous constitution, gay and elastic spirits
his instructive innocent gamools, MS runHy
cheek. his merry laugh his generous dispositions
while they carried present gladness 10 Ms pa
rents dot!ng hearts, gave promise OF a future
life on earth, alike honorable 10 HIN ana Gem
for,ing to them-such life as mother love
| and a fathers pride loved SO well 10 pant ana
contemplate. But with his life, like de"-drops
| from a faded bud, have fallen these sweet asso'
Citations. these tondiy cherished hopes. sum,
| mons from on high, issued by the knier oil all
the earth, whose councils, though velled IL Invs-
| ,ery, are prompted by mercy, hath called MS
shirt from eartn to Heaven. His body now
sIeeps beneath the green sod in the silent valley
Remember, fond parent it only sleeps. Inc
same hand that fashioned II, shall again rene"
and revive il; not Corruptble, not mortar, o"'
incorruptibe and immortal garment meet
for the bright spirit which now dweiis oeyond
the STARS Let your consolation be found IN the
| reflection, that
"Cn earth thou vert ell but divine
As thy soul shall Immortality be;
And our sorrow may cease 10 pune
When we know that thy God is with thee.
G.
DIED, in Pendle,on county, on the 2Oth INST,
GEO SCOTT CUNNINGHAM, Esq, well
known and highly esteemed citizen OF that sec
ton OF the State.
Col. LUKE KUYKENDALL, a former resi-
dent of Rockingham county, died at ms resi-
dence, near Marysvlle, Vermilllou county, III"
on Saturday the 10Th inst, III about Tue 'oin
wear OF ms age He vas man hlghly Is
| teemed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
The New York Wheat Crop.

The Rochester Union says that reports as to
the state OF the wheat crop in that and other
adjoining counties are conflicting. An old mil
Ter, who has travelled some within week, about
The Genesee Valley and in Genesee county, says
the wheat harvest has commenced, and the
Weld is tair ore. He states that the mischief
done by the weevil is slight, and far less than
was anticipated. Another miller has letters
lrcm different parts OF the valley, which tend 10
confirm the statement OF the one first named -
The quantity of wheat raised :hereabouts will
be small, compared with some previous years
and lar less breadth of ground was sown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

C.Hnn REWARDu-Was stolen from
y wv my residence on Friday night, or
Saturday morning last, the following described
properly, WI.
4 donbe case gold Watch, marked r. H. d.
u Table spoons. marked II. +.
9 Tea spoons, marked K. II r.
s Large silver forks, marked d.
6 Small silver forks, marked ID.
Silver Mug, marked VIM. Bathurst Dam
ger field, from Aunt Eliza.
Silver Mug marked Mary Helen Danger
field from her Mother.
pair Sugar longs, marked X. h. +.
Butter KNIFE, marked !. h. u.
Cream LadIe. marked ! B. d.
Desert Spoon, F.F. +.
Na,kln Ring marked S c. P. 10 J. B. d.
Napnin Ring inarkcd ". y. =. 10 r H. d.
NAPKIN Ring, marked Nltrie.
Napkin RIM. marked K II. ID. TO VI. h. ID.
Silver Fork. marked F. l.. ID.
pair Jet and Gold Ear Rings.
Large six Umbrella, with my name IN iuIi,
painted upon IT, and other articles OF value
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
OF the property, and information which VIII
lead to the conviction OF the Thief or thieves.
" Z6-3t JOHN B. DAlNGERFIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
United states Troop. a, Salt Lake city.

General johnston has kept his word. lie
has passed through Echo Canon. hristling
with deserted Mormon breastworks, AID has
entered Silt Lake City. Alter twelve weary
months of travail, his mission is accomplish
ed, and whatever laurels were to be gained
in AL expedition of this sort, he has won them
by bis energy, prudence, circumspeetlon and
forethought lie has fought no battles with
the enemy; but many with the elemcnts, and
he has exercised 80 careful supervision over
the forces under his command, as to maih-
tain the discipline of the service, and pre-
serve the health of his men 10 high condition.
So far. therefore, as be is concerned, he has
eyery reason to be satisfied with having done
bis duty. For the rest:
"Great actions are not always true sons
Or Great and mighty resolutions;
Nor do the boldsst attempts bring form
Everts still equal 10 their worth. '-BaH. I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

I, appears by letter from General Will
liam Walker, that the statement made by
,h., leader in some of his public speeches,
,ooebipg certain derogatory counsel given to
him "by member of the Cabinet" 1.-THE Sc
,.a,arv of War; was made, not on bis own
SOawjedge and authority. but on the intor'
r,,;,p Of one of his officers: and, so far the
relation now made by the General goes to
weaken the evidence on when inc STORY
n.ver very probable rested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
5LI An &C.
MARIN r. LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRiA-JuLY %

ARRIVED.
Scbr. Arctic, Hicks New York, TO : Shinn.
Schr. Mary Jane, Nc Dormond Windsor, Pas-
ter 10 Cazenove X Go.
Schr hing Dove, johnson, Philadelphia TO >
Shinn
Schr Ann c. Davenport, Spencer North caro-
lima, shingles 10 Master.
Schr South Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore, 4um-
Der.
Schr. Rachel Jane, keunon, New York, coal
by Fowe 4 Go.
Schr. George Conway, Holman, New Haven,
coal by ID. h Smith.
Sch. AndromeLa Roland, New York, coal by
Borden Mining Go.
Schr. Monsoon, Cranmer, New York, coal by
T. ]. Mehatfey.
Schr. Exchange, Hallock, Staten Island, coal
by L. j. Mehatiey. -
Schr. Ocean Arrow, Norfolk, coal by D. B.
Smith.
Scbr. Hamilton, Ogden, New York, by 5.
Shinn.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. F. H. Abbott, Smith, hence at Baltimore
Goth &c..
Schr. Joseph Francis, Bennett, for George
town, cleared at New York 22d INST
Schr. Helen Mar NiCkerson, for t"iS F'f'
cid. at Boston, sd INST
Schrs 5. q. King Andrews, for this port a..
Vim. Kennedy, Christy, for Washington l."
at Philadelphia, 24th INST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Arrnnb1ssoms Fn miIy.

They have family PANIED Loomis' IN
Oneida County, who manage to get more no
toriety, and to occupy larger share OF pub
lie attention, than any other people IL 'nas
part of the State. How many there are oil
them we do uot know, bu. this we have
learned, that the ,omses are constantly in
some form before the Courts--sometimes, aud
indeed generally, as defendants, charged
with crimes of various kinds, as stealing, for
gerry, resisting officers, &c, but always III
some prominent capacity. We are not sure
whether any of them have ever been conY Ict-
ed. They seem to have way OF Jumping
out of second story windows, OF breaking
Jail, of running away from officers on fleet
horses, and in various other modes lodging
the ADMINISTRATION of justice. AS last re-
sort, when one of them gets cornered, and no
way seems open for escape, the District At
torney is knocked down and robbed OF the
indictment, after which toe culprit walks
abroad with impunity.--N Y Jour. Of Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Coal Trad Q.

The anthracite coal trade continues very in
active, and the shipments of the season show a
heavy falling of Including the Shamokin and
Wyoming regions aud the Scranton trade north,
The decrease on Anthracite coal this year will
Teach al least $4,000 tons So far. The btu
m,nons coal trade has also fallen off nearly
100000 ions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

BIZ the arrival of the India it will be seen
,,., va have advices from Europe, with IN
trmation of the return Of the Agsmemnou
% EnoIand, after a cruise OF five days mid
o,san in search Of the Niagara. A further
s,,smp, is pr. eoted, and measures to that
end we're in progress. The general new' Is
NOT Of much Importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

The market opened dull, Win Hsu1 o"e'i
of Flour and Wheat and no sales reported
We quote white Whea; nominally at l20SSl2oc.;
red llCGll5c, with all active inquiry, but very
light receipts There was nothing dong IN
Corn, though the receipts were heavy; sales OF
mixed at 1880; yellow may be quoted at ~
asjc. No sales OF Rye OF Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

Senator Hunter inclines to the opinion that
the existing tariff will soon yield re'enne
enough in conuexion with the proceeds from
the publc lands, to meet all the liabilities OF
an economical administration OF the Govern
mept. whose expenses, he thinks, might be
reduced to sixty millions per annum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

The money supply at New York still presses
upon The market, though some capitalists are
deserving their means rather than TO loan them
al The present low rates, believing that the time
Is not lar d,s,an, when the ma:ket must take a
better turn for the lender
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

Alfred NJ. Lay has been appointed DISTRICT
Attorney for the western district OF Missouri
vice NJ. NJ. Parsons, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

The Secretary Of the Navy has decided
,raip,, the request Of the Collins line. to
make p ,r,land their western terminus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

Dnn FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
10000 At The GREENwoo oI9
SrRRsERlES. situated on the Alexandra sna
Ls..bnTg Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fa,ria1
Conn,y Va All orders for Alexandra, WASH
n ;"a,no and Georgetown, will be DELIVERED
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire the"'
M All commune stions addressed 70
% l., D. Fairfax County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

C..lnD REWARD IRanaway RON %'st taF
- ZtU subscriber. living near Middle ,1.%
bury L9udcun county, Va. on THURSDAY l"u
INST. negro man lin aged about % years
about 81 feet high. well butt, DARK copper color
round broad face, and when spoke" 10 has q
dowucast look lie had on suit oil lish'
clothes when he left, but suppose ne look ON IN
er aud dark clothes with hun. VIII give >oo
lor bis recovery, ii taken out OF the s'"'t, 0.
+ 80 If taken in the STATE. aud secured so ,A@'
: 90, b,,,, am SPENCER RECTOR.
VI; JdirbnTp. Loudour Co, Va je la--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

4 OsT, ON Wednesday, 2lst instant, MOLE
Tor $500. dated June 10th, 1895, at sixty
~ drawn by us in favor OF Messrs. Bryan,
Ajams X Co.. and By them endorsed. AL per,
cons are warned against trading Tor, or negotia-
ting said note, a. payment mas oeen S.oP Iino
IL 2l-3t hAhrt En- " DIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

ID OBERT BELLS ELASTIC" PENS-l
IL have just received direct from the manu-.
laclurer, further and full supply Of this cele-
DRAFTED PEN, which has given so much satisiac'
lion wherever il has been used.
jy2 ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.-Ghe un-
dersigned, IN anticipation OF a decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Stafford county, IN the case
OF "Frzhugh vs. Warren nc, Will, on Hsdnes.
ary, the III day At .4nerGSt merit, sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, III front OF the
Civ Hotel, in tue town OF Alexandria, the
estate upon the Potomac river, IN the county OF
Stafford known IS HIGHLAND, belonging to
rb. Estate of the late &. H. Warren, dee d., con-
tairins about ONE THOUSAND ACRES, Dor
derng upon the river for distance OF iiom one
10 one and hall miles.
This estate is one OF the most desirable, both
a. residence and for agricultural purposes IN
IT. this portion OF Virginia. IL has upon II an
,nf excellent DWELLING HOUSE, NC, and
contains from four to rs hundred acres OF nat
river bottom land about one hundred acres OF
cleared hill land. and the balance is IN wood and
timber All the land is very rich, and the ara
bic land is in good state OF cultivation
There are attached 10 thus estate, one or TWO
FISHERIES.
S-s valuable GRISf and MERCHANT
.n#s= MILL. which Is now attached TO this
estate. with about 100 AcRFs OF LAND, Will be
sold with Tie estate or separately, as may De
desired The Mill is comparatively new, nav
ing been thoroughly repaired, and casilron ma
ch!nery put in, immediately before the death Of
Mr. Warren. The stream which supplies the
Mil is never failing one.
The terms OF sale, which will be as accom-
modating as can be reasonably desired, will be
made known on the day OF sale.
Mr.. Warren, who lives upon the place, Will
show it 10 any one who may desire 10 inspect II.
Any information may be Obtained from John
II Suttle at GarrisonviIe, statiord county, va,
or from JOHN c. Moncure. Fredericksburg, Va
JOHN H. SUTTLE,
!. c. MDNCURE.
Stafford county. Va, jy l3-zawts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Fairfsv County. Va. ap D

DANAWAY from the subscriber. last sun
X J,v Servants SANDY and BOB Sandy
Is about 10 years old, dark complexion, bnsay
head wall badly, ms ankles being almost de-
termed and near the centre OF ms foot. HIS
rJo,lino not known, except his pants; which
,ysre Of white cotton Bob is about %. about
: f..st or .ncacs nigh ne i tongue-ied and
ari,cuIsfs, very badly. He has d sister living
ir Alexandria with Mr. English ! VIII gave
$ 90 for the apprehension OF the 'woj or $50 ior
either, so that get them
WM. GLASSELL,
Rappahannock Station, Fauquier Co, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
AUCTION SALES.

yNARM NEAR ALEXANDRIA AT AUG
TlON.-On the premises, on Monday, the
2ad day Of august, | will sell at auction, my
FARM known as GLEN MARY, on the Little
River Turnpike, q miles from Alexandria, J
from the Theological Seminary and adjoining
the Mill property OF Mr. James Cloud. 1t con
,ains ONE HUNDRED AND FlFTY-FOUR
AND A QUARTER ACRES, sixty acres ofvery
productive land in cultivation; the balance III
wood Il desired il would be offered n two
- parcels II has excellent BUILDINGS
-G:&. spon l.. and is unsurpassed Tor health
The farm will be shown to any one wishing 10
view il, by Wallace Terrett, who is living upon
the premises, or any communication addressed
TO me through the Falls Church p. o., Fairfax
county will receive prompt attention. Terms
made known at sale. F. A. {. TEkRETT.
Cottage Point Fairfax CO, Va ~ 7-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

Cant. Ellis L. Price, the popular coDman-
der of the steamer George Page, who has
been absent some weeks recruiting bis
health, has taken charge Of the steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

The heaviest freight train ever received
at Richmond, says the South, was on Sa'ur-
dav evening, 9th inst, consisting Of 81 d1u,
hlo cars, &c 600 each which arrived in
town. at 6 o'clock, on the itchmond and Dan
ellie Railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Executor OF ". P Newly, decd
,,..., Y, - L-aofs

rt,RUsTEEs' SALE OF Landry virtue
OF deed of trust from Benjamin morn
t1I 70 rs dated the 10Th day OF February, lS12
and OF record IN the Clerk Once OF Fairfax
County Court, in land record book q, No ).
folio i32 we shall, on Momfdy The 1911 d"y ~
Jnly ncrt. court day) in front Of The Court
House of the said County Of Fairfax: offer al
pu.lic auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
Inc part or portion Of the TRACT or LAM
therein conveyed and not heretofore released oy
order OF Reginald Fairfax, the cestu qAe uuS'
situated in tue SAID county through "nicn 'He
.l.xandris. Loujoun and Hampshire hailto o'.
masses. and containing about FOUi, lHoLH,
AND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND Slhll'FOUh
ACRES. or 20 much thereof as may be ne ceS'a'
p, to satisfy toe amount now due the sad hesl'
rald Fairfax, aud remaining unpaid, and Tue
costs aud expenses OF sale.
THOMAS K. LOVE, T,p.,e..
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax County, Va. je i-eots
Tae above sale is postponed until the ION ady
Of .4ugust mari, Court day
THOMAS K. LOVE, lT,u.tses
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax county Va. jy l-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

IMPORTANT NOTICE. consequence OF
the Commissioner OF the Revenue net nav
ing enrolled the Militia, the election oil Comra-
nv Officers will be postponed until further no.
,;cs WIN. B. PRICE
ROBERT BROCKETT.
- oS--2, EDWARD b. POWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

TTHE DEDICATION OF The new Pres
bvterian Church at Greenwich, Prince William
County, will take place on next Saturday, ais'
of July at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ
Distinguished clergymen tlom Norfolk ano
Baltimore, are expected TO assist, and the ser
vices will be continued on the following day.
Prince Vim. Co, ~ 27-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL or viz
IL GINlA, AT HowARD, On TIE HEIGHTS, IhThh
WIS WEST or ALgXANDRiA--hev.JU hH !. NJ
GI.IRE EEcroR-lhe next session OF this III
s,;,nt,on will commence on Wednesday, the TN
day Of S,pt,mb.r. i ne studies embrace .u,'
course OF Ancient and Modern Languages, Tue
Natural Sciences Mathematics, EEsLleh' husic'
TEays.-S 80 per session, payable lnyala.
bIv sem!.anuuaiy, in advance. Va $50 al lhe
commencement Of the session, and s.Zo Oh me
second Wednesday IN February.
This charge iEcIudes Board, lui'ioH IN me
resuIar course. and Modern Languages, hls":s,
Fuel. Washing, MendIng, &c-evefy'hmg III
! hort EXCEPT Books. Stationery, ard Iio'h'ng'
and What is furnished 10 the pupil
Nusic and Drawing are extra charges.
Pamphlets, containing full account OF Inc
School will be sent 10 those who r'ques' IL
AppIlcations for entrance or Tor IufIhei ii''oi'
NATION. addressed 10 the Rector
Port Office, Theological Seminary f'il"A
County, Virginia.
-EgFERENCgs.-
RI Rev. William Meade, d. d.
Kt Rev. John johns, ID. d.
The Clergy OF the Diocese
Ths Professors OF the University OF Virginia
" z+--otSePs
- HORSE SPRING wAGON.-Best article
! = Tor sale by l'AA ~.
JOB PRINTING
! Neatly executed. with despatch. at IBIS '"'s''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Tns Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 26.-Flour is firmer; ne"
CITY Mills 81. 5oGS5.0O; old Ohio and Howard
stree, are held al $3.50. Wheat is finn, and adj
vanced fair to good red lo4alloc; fair to
prime white l25Gl37c. Corn is lower; white
at S3Gs4c. yellow 9O69lc. Provisions closed
steady and generally unchanged. Whiskey Is
nm al 26G327c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

NEW YORK, July 26.-Flour is quiet; saie'
OF 1900 bbls; State SA.loG$4 Is; Ohio $47
49,. Southern $l.75GSa 30. Wheat is quiet;
sales OF 400 bush; Southern white l45c.-
Corn is quiet; sales OF 5000 bush; yellow csc d;
uusouud mixed &c. Pork is steady at $l7.l2.
Lard is steady at lliGiiic. Whiskey is dull
at 2aG2A!c. Stocks are higher generally
Va 6's 92lc Mo 6's $50.