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~ Our thanks to Mr.. d. G. Lougee, of Girls
wold's Hotel, Goldsborough, for the first shad of
the season. They excellent.
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ID he d,

In Caswe near Yanceyve Saturday the Sd instant,
DR.. George Robertson aged about 80 years. 81
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tN@ CAPTIONS OF THE LAWS may be obtained at
the Standard Office, at 81 so per hundred.
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~ The Hon. a. c. Dodge, recently defeated
for the Senate in Iowa, by Harlan, abotionist and
fusionist, has been appointed Minister Spain in
place of Mr.. breckenridge, declined Mr.. Dodge has
always stood firmly by the Constitutional rights of
the South: 1t is an excellent appointment, and fur
nshes additional evidence Of Gen. Pearce's regard
for those true in the free States who have gone
down politically before the combined forces of
Whiggery abolitionism and -Nothingism.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
Wilmington and Weldon N. G. r. r. Through
,-...a.- FreightS.
ENC &. SUrT.'s OFFICE W. &. W. r. R

y 'i:-.f'' ENC. &. SUPT.s OFFICEW. d, W. r. r.
d.. Wilmington n c., Feb 10TH 1855.
ENREIGHTs from Wilmington any Station on the
4 W. &. W. R. R. any Station the North Carolina
R. r. and also from any Station the NJ c. R. R. to Will
nngton other points on the W Il W: R. R., will be
tranSIpped and forwarded from Goldsboro~ee charge
for tyQISship01ent, dc.
BY The 18th March next arrangements will be made
by which Goods and produce from the interior for ship
nie;t from be sold in Wilmington, and also from Sea
the interior will be delivered received the Com
pays wharf forwarded free of charge for wharfage
S. FREMONT Sup't.
Feb 49, 1856. 24-3m.
Distance from Wilmington to Raleigh by Railroad 1919
miles; from Raleigh to Portsmouth, Va 1765-dference
As miles.
Freight barrel of Flour from Orange to Whining
ton 20 cents less than is from Orange to Portsmouth,
Va.
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T H e III A r x E T 8 .
MARKET.

REPORTED "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
-... By A. NJ M'PHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, F0rsOGrdiag DC Commission KrchGnts.
~ NORFOLK Feb. 10th, 1885,
FLOUR-The market is firm to-day, and we note
sales of S. T. at 81 q 80; Extra 10 % 10A.
CcRN-In demand sales to-day of W bite at IS cts; yell
low so CTS; Mixed So prices tending upward.
G0TT0S-Saes of6ne at cts choice &c lots 81 cts.
STAVES;-R Q, HID SIS, w .; HID 800 Heading
S55 Pipe SEQ bbl $50. All except Brl: in demand
B. E. PEAS.-85 cts q 90 cts; White Beans 14o.
NAVAL STORS.-Tar duh at S21 ; Spts Turp 43 a
Is cts in small lots. No crude offering.
LIME.-Thos, Is "a S115 W. G. ~
N C. produce Of all descriptions sells readily on arrival
FAYETTEVILLE. MARKET.
.-..... ....-...... Feb. 10th, 1885,
We active business week in the produce market
Prices of all kinds steady, without much change.
BACON is selling at 10 to 1925 cts per lb
COTTON is something lower Sales principally at cts
for best grades,
CORN is in good demand at IS to 81.
FLOUR in good demand no change in prices
Spirits Turpentine 80 to 81 cts. per gallon Raw do
81 10 to S2,25 per barrel.
PORK is selling at 81 to Z cts. Beefscarce.
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Two weeks ago VIC received the copy Of memo
rial without date, but bearing the Raleigh post
mark. The memorial must have been drawn up by
an Abohtonist; 1t purported to be from the people
of North Carolina to The General Assembly, asking
for certain reforms in the laws relating Slaves ami
Free persons Of color. Attached to the memorial
was request that we would publish it in the North
Carolina Republican. W. most respectfully decline
to do So and would give roucher refusal to any
one who would enter our a9"ct"m Sd"ct0EH"1 to
make the request. We would wager a bottle of
temperance cOrdiGI that the Memorial neither
drawn up by North Carolirian Foreigner,
but by Northern Know Nothing; and we would
recommend the author of it to go the other side
of Mason and DicGson's line before pennng another.
We have strong suspicious of it having come from
a certain press already noted for its Northern spirit.
The Memorial opens with a tiresome preliminary,
cunningly written, and then asks the consideration
of our Legislature to the four following dangerous
propositions:
l. That it behooves us as christian people to es-
tablish the institution of matrirnony among
slaves with all its legal obligations its duration
between the parties
?. That under circumstances should masters
be permitted to disregard these natural and sacred
ties of relationship among their slaves or between
slaves belonging to different masters.
2. That the parental relation be acknowledged
and protected by law and that the separation of
parents from their young children, say of twelve
years and under, be strictly Forbidden under heavy
pains and penalties.
/. That the laws which prohibit the instruction
OF slaves anu Tree coored persons, by teaching them
to read the Bible and other good books be repealed.
colds, Repu6licun.
We received through the Post office a similar
circular. We concur with the Republican in the
view it has taken Of the matter.
The people Of North Carolina quite competent
to manage their affairs, without taking such adj
vice may be communicated in the manner refer
rec to- and that, too from unknown source. We
shall not argue the points made in the circular
but we could easily show that present laws in
relation to slaves proper and sautary and that
they the most contenteG and happy of their race
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, YANCEY
- County, Superior Court of Law Fall Term, 1854 Jas.
n Edwards Mainda Edwards Petition for Divorce
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant Manda Edwards inhabitant of this
State it therefore, ordered by the Court that publication
be made the Raleigh Register and North Carolina Stand
ard for three months successfully for the said defendant
to appear at the next of this Court to be held at the
Court House. in huntsville fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday March then and there to plead
dem to the said petition; otherwise, the same
will be taken pro confesso and heard eg1a'5e
the fourth Monday after fourth Monday in September,
N. YOUNG, s. c. G..
January 1855. l3-3m
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VKT I'LL BE SOLD at the Court House Door, in the
w city of Raleigh Monday, first day of February
court two LIKELY NEGRO MEN.
Terms made known the day of sale.
Feb g. 1855. sw2t
~ Register copy two weeks and forward bill to STAN
ard office
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NOTICE.
THNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-BE
u it herewith known that my wife, A. E. PEPPER
CORN has left her accord, consequently do
not consider myself responsible for any of her dealings
f. PEPPERCORN.
February -, 1856 IO61-3tw.
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HHOR SALE.-A FINE YOUNG HORSE, LARGE
= size, blood bay gentle, and superior Buggy Horse
Call at HARRIS LIVERY STABLE.
Raleigh Feb. ID, 1855.
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NMTANTED.-TWO JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAX
w ers, to whom the highest wages will be given.
HENRY A d EPKIN.
Raleigh, Feb Is, 1855. 24-2t
- Wilmington Journal copy times and send act. to
this office
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, N AS H
- COUNTY, Court of Equity. Thomas w. Wright, adj
minstraor of Margaret Drake Allen Drake William F.
Drake Nathaniel B. Drake Matthew Drake Harriet Drake,
Drake-Orginal Bill.
In this case appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants Nathaniel B. Drake Matthew Drake
Harriet Drake the children of Betsey Griffin and the chill
dren of Dolly Drake nonresdens of this State it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying them to be and
the Court to be held for the county NASH at the Court
House in Nashville, the third Monday of March next
then and there to demur to said BILL judgment
pro confeSso will be entered up against them
Witness, b. H. Blount, Clerk and Master of said
Court at Office in Nashville the third Monday of Septem
ber A D., 1854.
b. d. BLoUNT, c. NJ. E.
January 80 1855. (5,621s1 Cow.
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WP. ELLIOTT,
General Commission & Forwarding Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
February 10, 1854. 24-sw1y
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All persons interested will take notice of the above and
if payment of their taxes be delayed ten days from this
date shall proceed to and advertise property
the same. JAMES H. MURRAY,
Feb. 10, 1865. st City Collector
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I'D EPORT CORRECTED.-In CO..
"a proposals made to me at the last Fair a
DR.. VIM. R. Holt, of Lexington, report ha
lated that will stand my horse, SARPEDON,
the ensuing spring. l would inform those in
he will remain at my stable this season. 7
further information will please address me at
vile county, and a bill will be sent them givi
gree, &c. VIM. E
Feb IA, 1855.
20 Spirit of the Age copy.
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ALsASr, Msy 3. p M.-FlovSIhe sales toby u rev,
Law oesn cdsrste and the receipts light 90 Ab ID ).
~ .saSe = fr Western, si3 s7fasn Cor C4ssh.,.
1850 t,,. bush tansdlaa ~ - S. Coks-l3s 90
10. we cie a. Al Ia al 2i closing u RYg-SNje<
~ ons1 Al e7. oars &c. WHISKY Sslc Recipes ~
'aas-.sS eol- Fiouri 80 bhs Pork, 8sl4 Sasb Cor,
FUFFALo, May 3. 6PN-FLovs l. in good demand AZ ths
market sesdy ses 0 bblS - S-a a. sli Tor crruS,
% good Wisconsin and "a 7S9<o for faaey and .xtr.
WREAr-Fcr Wheat there Sr inquiry. sales 90 ea.A.
sprius ppe Lake 81 ~ Coax opened scve hut c--.f
quiet and lower; sales A.o'o bushels S6oefc No Oars
csrns for sale. FREiGE.s lower and ActyeCrn % Ab.ny
ana Troy SIC. and 70 New-lork iiic.
NEw-ORLEANs May 22In our CorroN market the
r are az al bat prices firm. The sales to-day reached
bae. Nddins uomin ally quoted Al oi dotc. FLoCs sez
A. s9SdssT Prime bAIeled LASD a n.s. and IA sess
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Uud.on River Market Boats.

Cart Botsford Of the propeller Wyoming from sinyy
sart arrived a. the wharf fot u Frak st. May . reiof
- ions ac As bv IN, trp: q Veal Calves, IA Fowls
Turkeys hbls. Eggs = tubs Butter averaging - 10 "a oa
Hav "A do straw - bb Rye Flour d CO. Ioa-o's' i-'
hunces Paper. % bales Cool
Cant b. Ieiever Of the barge Ulster County from New
nal auding arrived II thu wharf foot Of Muray-s May IS,
rerort. The following articles BY the trips Nix Cows ~ YEA
Calves A. sheep ard Lambs. 10 cacasses ss y" 10 dressed
TURKEYS. ~ hhs and 10 b1- fsg-, ~
MS butter sveragrg q n coo bales Hay. 30 DO straw 40
bis Rive ssur 5 bags Corn Mea 10 bos Apples :" sides
Leather 49,.
Cspi j. II Powell Of The barge Meye, from Coxsaese ar
rived wharf inst May - reports me fol-
lowing srtc'es by the trip VI k Cows 1872 Yea Calves
sheep md Lambs 84 Fowls Is Turkey . IBIS hsss y anf
Bufer aversqnz Is ~ sO bales Hay, 90 DO straw - bo Ap
~. 49, Cdcr do Niregar S. rolls Leather 49, bis Paper
Crur VI. NJ. Finch the barge susguehanna from Ne~-
b-r arrived AZ fhe foot Warrcnst edne-lay 81 INST
repor the following articles By the nip: - Beeves is
Cows Veal Calves 81 sheep md Lambs Horses lo e,i
farcese. 81 PORK do owls 10 Turkeys, - Ducks lO DOS
Frs Co fubs Butter averaging s. b hrsin do 30 10 - Dds
RIVE $50 1es Leather 80 bS Wool 81 terces Hams 100 cans
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The \. T. WEEKLY raisUss By joN E.ros
WEDNESDAY, May y. 1850
A. Market SO Cafeabou, 80 Beeyes ald - Stores,
sistus a orkns Oxen Cows and Calves fearinss, and
year. old. - - .
- Isl second quality ol e. IS third quality t3d 81 81 o.
dusry q ga 81 81; Hides 2 ct IS 75G % TAlow 81 75d
80 IS; Pets ic 81 &C; CAfsklI 10 l0c v D. Veal Clya
- 80 81 IS. -6-71 a. arket-
sToEEs-worsiIs Oxen, tg2, sieo, fl5 sl0 els,
slT5 20 sz25, Cows and Calves, % Ell q ESQ
4S5 $40 s. s5., eco 20 az, Two Year. Old, go as.
s48 80 +62i Three Yers Old sH sS, 81 SO % t71
sHEgP AID LAMEs-l 024 market many Of them Stores
Eaus, ~ 90 slo az b. o. e. 3, s21, ss 81 81 20
e. IS, r. % &c.
swNE-kone.
RENAREs-There il hEat stock al round and the market
would quick there hNsd Determination the
part principal buyers unit % the hsh they
have been PAYING for weeks pat Lambs, yet,
and u command high prices ~ bead Of sal Cat
tie one half from Ogdensburg 20 y % <l0 q head
ased tut 10 noticed With Western snd EAsern Cite
and EFF from est wees leeognt Of he high prices
Tomorrow addition % repor Synz about 100 head for
he tu.nnr r.af.
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he supply il ample, and frstclass paper scarce on
Safest, the current rate being eStl.
At Philadelphia also the supply = abundant at easy
rates.
The case Of The Commercial Bank Of Philadelphia
,eos heard preliminary issue before the supreme
(ourt at Harrisburg, on Saturday, aud wa Po-tpone1
"a the 9th prozino sor hearing IT. merits. Inc
question at issue involves forfeiture OF charter.
The PitisJure.S Ga=ets learns that the Hempheia
Railroad Company have contracted with the Crcscen'
Ns Of that city for all the iron necessary to hn'h the
road from Wheeling TO Washington, Pa. The amount
ct iron req-.ired will be about 3, 200 tuns.
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-
TIE surpy On hand this mrulng light aas l'-e
t,.- Ihers were 5. il the pens g. ~ ile So
NcCav the principal salesman seemed very
selling evidently expecting an sc'anee riiae' VIAL ~
prices -, H.. u 49, !, 49,. = 500 is..
bs hs e~k before ana than that FOR the whole cry
- vel there surplus and sAsr dull And %
sdsc could b obtained for pretty goot Calves I'VE ~een
We don't see sry dinuln IN the number OF kittens Aa
while people con iuue 20 Geh neal, there vii Be no d
uun Of deaths among ehicren Thousands OF nnoens -
sserga ever wear this City ~ the poison q an
st rk and rotten tsb There Is a. there sN ls
is a coed demand for good YEAS 49,.
MIX COWs-Bv courtesy cal al the turiessed sn-
n n that e. me here ih calves BY their sides MIX Co~ out
h weld Of q PINT OF milk day requisite % nite such an
-rs 10 the name fear should have % STRIFE some ~
lem IA the list N Judging BY their looks i safe guide l. IS
rare thin nowadays nne-ookins ,ow o1eei ~
sale. such sell brisAy AZ hish lllcts-saf ~ ~ -
each . T. a..
SWTNE-There sppears 20 be slight Improvement IN tla
market KILN fcgs. Some NJ the drovsrs H Aeftp
,ed Is hey could g.. ~ q and PC As "ee
There were few In the pers there to-day ana only a1at
fhrara sod there thi. day week These were al tom
Ohio ty The Enc Hudson Roads and BY che ooas tom A.
bsny. - ,..-u-I.-. ~ ..-..
io, of SWINE owing the ube Of unloading and eoadi
ne frsrv brute The arrivals BY the hn son River koai
have hen larger this week than by the Erie bu Srea May
thsf come fr ard Tar more NJ tor stock hoss man m
saucher-yard. The kinds Noted below M qucA me-
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MARINE 10 UR " 4 Il.
PORT or NEw-YORK.
Cleared.

sesrnships- Roanoke Sd une Neroik Lndum fe@.ans;
Alabama Schenck savannah : l. Mthi Soutberner kwen,
Charleston Spoford. Nies;on Co.
Shirs-R Golden. Taylor, London Durham Dmcn5 Gen.
unon Coombs Liverpool. Lerega CO.. West FONT, Mahn.
2 Liverpool {. Csrrw.
Bsrks-B Colcord. Park, Santa Cruz, R. P Buck & Co;
American Hoyt Mstanzas r v King Co Brunette, Bray,
Havana j. W. Ewell Co; Express, Boss, hAvans, r V
KnqS Co. Venus Atkinson Curacao, Bolnen, Graves 60
Brigs-Jro Bovuton. Bartlett Port su-frnce, Rohker a
Molnan Exrs Ellis Lsgans W Lobech schspieri hodel
Dow ~ Msrys c. H. Person; Mary Elizabeth stackpoe "a
len, H. Underwood; W Colin, Bailey s. Marys, Foster g.
Nekersou; Tweed (Brl Nelson 81 John, y r.. j. ; Wat'
uey q co Oxiotd Pendieton, Bucksyle Dow, Loud C@s
grreo ocu in Gudsd Bolivar, r. Beck hunhafdii tia-
mas CLARK Care Haytien. r. 7. Buck Co
Schooners-Ges. Edger Turner Providence = - ravens
II r Barnes Abrams Elethurs, II. Barnes j. r Nctefsoa
CLARK Washngf.u Church Small Heunco, chester, hch
rsrS & IA pcr.ont Metis savage Kingston, Jam, B ,.
Mefcalf Coreu Foxwel Baltimore, Barring kiboy Co
Pierce Fd,ga is isdepha Jas Hsnii canton John~on
Bstmore Barlins Sbby Cos :. J. Waung, Net savan-
nah McCready Mott 4 Cos hste Holbrook, his Newark,
Walrsh A Knox; Chief Pateu Goyernors hr0or, "eorSp
Fueas : W Franklin Boston, Dayton spraenei J. > pray
ton Babcocs Alexandra master. ,
Soop-F W Thornr. innings, FaN River, master
steamer-Tctteu, scudder. Boston, Cromwehs Lane
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Disasters, sc.

BAsE sAczANEsro snow. Of Wesfpor picked up Nov.
last In lat ~ NJ lon - 10 W, empty marked Cit-
Ntn,uekt Steam Ms" &c which b have been
IN the but a short lime
BRG VERMoST MAYOR tot Philadelphia from savannah 70.
Inoussion Me- ashore the southeast point Of Block
leland On the nsht Of The 18th At z1 sAs
lay bad among the rocks
schR EIcroE from Boston. with iron 80 tun, bound 20
fnade phs struck the Breaswater Saturday night during
heafy sDs from INV which caused her 20 leak - badly
hat she had % b. beached prevent Der sinking She Ia
charge Of the wreck er who viii get her ahoat Ia few days
WHaLEsBIp President Of antucket from Pacific Ocean in
leave Sewpor fJr Nantucket ashors
The south Of Goat Island; would probably Of e
high water without damage.
tAPTsN WEssTEs ate ofihe ship e Barnard and W,msf
ae o. the Owego and passengers Of those ships Eea
~ y Orleans l5th from Na.sau Mp the shp Adsoss
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FLOUR AND MEAl-lhe market II again better for the
medium grades Of state and Western fou- the demand
confined the and medium grades and these
are Sc the close this advance the demand
active early the week The better grades firm and IN
fair request the home aud Eastern trade There still
inquiry future delivery and hear Of 800 bb state taken
for Juy 80 The sales Of Western Canal 500 bbs.
$40 % for good State and mixed good
brands Michigan Indiana and common = good Ohio aud - p
for Gencsee Canadian Flour l2c better, aud in
good request the home trade and the Fast much II that sell
ng from day day reses OF the purchases Of the day
vious: the demand fair for the Provinees the sales
bb al $40 S7l for ordinary $40 9d al for best
nd southern Flour Is again better ie arrivals are
moderate aud the demand fair; sales Of loo bbs part %
arrive Gil a$ll IS for good standard brands
Baltimore Alexandra and GEORGETOWN and Ell 75G 2 IS for
voe and brands Rye Flour firm; the supply
light; S0 bbs +70 70 % for hne and uperhne
Meal firm; sales 80 bis - . for jersey and IS 81
rs 81 for Bandywine and 80 > for puncheonS We
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PHILADELPHIA Markets

Philadelphia Markets. go. WEDsEsDAr May o.
Corros il quiet secount y tie hsh view. Of hodsr-
FLOUR held tmer with ssies Of 90 bbs ell 25G<ll 81
for ezra and ~ f0r good srsght bsnds RYE FLouRSse.
~ s. CoRs MEAL h hrn bot quiet az s. WHEAT comes
IN slowly sse Of > bushels 81 20 for good red; or
and p g. for White CoRS n steady demand ale.
ofloeo bushels II Y fl Southern and ELL for Pennsyl
vaDis yellow the latter IN RYE wanted AZ STA
81 S. OARS nqtired and 500 bashss Peunsy-
ysnis s A. q fes ahost GEocEzIE steady demand
sugar and Aosssss brns IA pees Coffee inactive
PkovsIoss 6rmer; CIT Meats and Bacon are held for
sker pree With moderate receipts and sales PORK worth
SIS 3Gsa 81 for Mes Lard sells lcfdIc. for bbs and
lle for tsss, cash ,nd short time WHISKY moves Of ovy
a &C. srd So for bb. and aida
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

"WEDNESDAY. May >, 1855
AsHES-Tbe MARKETS duthe supply better Sales Of 30
bbs Pots and sc 8l for Pearls Sseraus il firm
cash The Of Ashes consists Of 5 bbs Pots and
Pearls.
BEEswAX-The markets. very firm 800 n yellow changed
hands at 63 a 27lc p n.
BRICKS-COmm Hard North River selling al ~ ia
- Is for common 20 very good.
BARILLA Is lsnguid last sales OF Tenerife al DC. CASH.
BOOTS AND SHOESThe market has gradually settled into
oompaave queude and the small business tTansacns for
the local trade aud the neghboring The supplies
moderate and pnces continue firm.
CANDLEs-Ihe supply is fir Of Adansotne and prices
eady sales of $50 Staten Island Palm 22d25c months
Sperm salsbe Soc for Plain and IS 4o for Patent.
COPPER-Yellow metal is 40 before New sheathng is
STEADY, Win sales 90 u29lc. n suits ond I ih' s-os
COCOANe learn Of sales Of % bags Para al &c. cash
bond.
CEMENT-There is a fair inquiry at +idsl i2l q bbl.,
mostly at the latter rate
CO1TONThe market firm but not active the sales
estimated at 500 bales The following the quotations:
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Passengers Arrived

Ta -,sS,, Ain C,aaeccuf fo1 H1rrs-E @. hA~es, L +.
Rnfscck H. Brorhelr L. Roller, Madame Commery NNslno
Wsid,e Nsdsne Corhn Madame Dusrec NADINE Musv Mr.
Meich sudfvo children -
b shfy Fanaeif FROM Harre-Mr. ". A. Newkrk
Is Ap Efn1rd Erccif from B0raolz r-Mta krrcAtoTde,
NcrcniQue friity.
n fhip Tcaszia. from L>ghoys-Frsnciscs FsrIsn
In bark p. T. PieF. from Mafansef-hy W Dnion' JoSo
Coma, :. n. Church Geo. H. Priest
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COALAnthacte quiet and can be bought by the cargo st
+5a IS . and by the single tun at 40.
COftEEGeucraly dull the auction sale Of Rio passed OF
with pit the attendance good 1886 bags sold
fldlO,c. gG8c which decline of fully L.. At
priv prices steady sales of so bags Laguayra part
iC5c 20 bags Rio % dl0c and 500 Java arrive from
li The stock of Rio % GOO bags We quote;
Java Wbite..e his. ala Laguayra .........loid all
Mocha ............l4! ais Msrscabo
Brazil .......... GiOi st. Domingo, cash.. 81 GlCt
FURsThere s fair inquiry for shipment aud continue
quotations The LEIPZIG sale moderately spirited aud
roe obtained did vary materially from that OF the late
London sale.
FfATHERSThe market firm; sales Of ieO N prime Ten
sac. cash, and LOCO 10 good Western at Sole
FISH-COdsh and wanted A. hm rates Mackere
are rather irregular; Of so bbls $9 50 for No and
80 5QaSl0 for No. p Box Herring hrmer and
of market We quote:
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Tie above markets are carefully revised by INC Io-
lowing dealers at Washington Market:
J. NJ FrLLER-Stand No 1o1. Butter. Cheese and Lard
= PACKER soS--stsnd No g. Poultry and Game.
KNAPP a. RySo-Stsnds Nos. q and %, Beef, Mutton Yea
and Lamb.
FULLER L RASD-Stands Nos and T. City Smoked Hams
Bacon Beet. Tongues. sc.
J. II. BRo.s Co.-Siand No. 4, Fruits Of all Kinds.
J. d. HIscox-Stands Nos. II and 10. Fish dealer.
{. b. HARRIS-Stand No. 80, Esgs Cheese, Sc
s L. KING Co.-Stsnd No 5, Green and Dried Fruits
Vegetables, Herbs &c.