The Alexandria Gazette gives the following
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The Alexandria Gazette gives the following:
FLouR.-The market is dull. Last sales
from stores $5 rs. Wagon IS ia Receipts
are increasing.


Il GRAIN.-Wheat has declined. We quote
good 10 prime red at 95al05 cents inferior and
middling qualities at 70a90 cts. Yesterday we
heard Of no sales Of Corn. We quote 62a65
cts for both white and yellow. New is worth
56a5S cents. Mft ayt 9at -
P.S, Since writing the above we hear of a
sale Of Canal Flour 5O0a6O0 barrels at IS l8s
sARRIvED.-Brig Ann Caroline, Reynolds,
Boston !; TO William Fowle & Sons and
freight for the District. f.s.


Brig Schr Voyager. Dove, Cienfuegoes, Gu
ba; ballast to William Fowle s, Sons.
SAmED.-Steamer Columbia, Guyther, Bal
timore; by ]. ]. Wheat & Bros


Brig Rodolph, Kent, Boston; by Lambert &
Mckenzie. . - .
MEMoRANpA.-Schr Del Norte, Camden, for
this port, was at Newport, r. l., on the 25h
instant. }0 4tttf'h t2t ie tt
Brig Swan. Bray, hence at Boston. Oath in
slant. I lHllt atu hSaa5ial


Brig Edward, Dearborn. of this port, at
Brazos Santiago l4th instant. .G n