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A N ELECTION will be held at the
"A Court Hpnse II, West Baton Rouge,
bv the Stockholders In The Baton Rouge,
Gtosse Tete ard Opelousas Plank Road
Company, on the goth day Of March 1854,
for the purpose Of eleciing four Directors,
to serve for the ensuing year
maj, It'd. JAs.H JOHNSTON, see'ty.
STATE or LOUTsIANA--Parish
Of East Baton Honge--.Sixth Judicial
District Court
MARIA RoMgHo wife,
JoHs B,rrlsfH BoosR, husd.
DY VIRTUE Of an order Of Court issued
- in the above entitled and numbered
cause. aud TO me directed from the Hon
Sixth Judicial District Court. in and for
the Parish Of East Baton Rottge and state
Of Louisiana, | will expose at Public Sale
at the residence Of the Defendant in the
City Of Baton Rouge on Mondau he goth
day Of Mureh, A.. D. 1854, IL II o'tlotk. A. Nj,
the property hereinafter set forth and des.
ctibed; held IN common between the par.
lies, Plaintiff and Defendant, in the above
entitled and numbered suit to effect Par
titi6n between said Parties t. wit !:
One Lot oil ground situated in that part
Of the tity Of Baton Rouge laid out by the
late Ellie Beauregard ard known on the
Plan thereof, as measuring
forty five feet font ON Natheez street BY
One hundred feet in depth, French mems
IRE, tbeing The same acquired by ]. B.
Boone from Joseph Hernandez on the 9Th
day Of February, is47) with all the build.
ings and Improvements. thereon--also the
following personal property to wit:
One Bedstead and beding; ! Rounf la
BILE small table, I chairs / pair brass
Andirons, ! Armoir, wash stand. cook
ing stove, &c. Terms Of sale--eAsH.
feb-l7 ids. II. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
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WANTEb.-A Stage Driver, epply
w Immediately to
mar. 10 Il. &. HUTCHINSON.
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0y'es eftte B.,ton Rgugs ana Clinton /

-, PEttF RUdd tDtaDithV (
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the st6ch holders III
~ the Company that an fnstalmeht Of Zen per
cent ~, the amount 81 stock subscribed t42 10 per
asUrel will be due and payable III the ffpt aay II
April tls54) by order Of the Hoard.
Jam " ALFREE SHEPHERDS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot I


The Select Committee to investigate all tnist,ks ON
frauds in the disbursement Of money appropriate to the
Collins Steamer for mail service and other Steamers for
like services has been appointed by the Speaker Of the
House in accordance with the resolution OF Mr. Mact
which adopted, as follows
Mr.. Mace Of Indiana Sir. Goodc Of Vginin; Mr. Walsh
OF New York; Mr. Reese, of Georgia. Mr Rtteredpe of
New Hampshire; Mr.. Pennington, Of New Jersey: Mr.
Elliot OF Kentucky; Mr. j. c. Allen Of Illinois; and Mr.
Puryear, o! North Carolina.
The Select Committee appointeJ under VI, Ricr,,d
resolution, which adopted "to inquire and
report whether the appointments of Military officers u,
supern end the manufacture OF firearms at the National
Armorie the construction Of lighthouses wo ks Of River
and Harbor Improvements; the building OF Custom Houses
ana post Offices the construction OF Warter Works for the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown the extension Of the
United States Capito"Sc, &C." consists Of the following
named members:
Mi. Stanton,of Kentucky Mr. DaTscn Of Pennsylvania;
MT Dickinson, OF Massachusetts, Mr. Faulkner of yrgnis
Mr.; Vansant Maryland Mr.. Shapp, OF Ohio, and Mr. Heat
OF South Carolina
The inst named Of these two Selected Committees /.
aradicai one, which will leave stone unturned TO find
out whether any member Of Congress has been bought
oroed dhectyo or indirectly, 10y the ocean steam conipa
mics, or their lobby agents.
The other Select Committee il composed Of every able
mon who will expose and he very apt to overturn the
sent Government system Of appointing army officers TO s
Perlntend, plain and direct branches of work of which
they have no practical knowledge md which ought 10 b,
superinended by capable and experienced civilians who
nave practical knowledge OF te work to be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

LAND siIDE TuSsrsA land slide Of least $50 yard,
occurred at the intermediate Tunnel last week; this land slide
occurred the main track u will interfere with the
OF the work on the temporary track, which learn Is nearly
completed and would be bot the delay
otcasoned by the unfinished portions the State Work II
not probable therefore, that the will the Blue Rid be-
fore April or May.
Col CroI inform, that the the side the
Tunnel has Increased during last month about 20 and
net less than 100 eest since ast 10 head
log Is again being Hinged with
Indicate ure rising To the tmbeg
and arching will be necessary. This rock Is hard.
On the East side tn rock exceedingly hAd requiring
as many as ~ drills put In hole There slight
Improvement About all this the viEdisaOrs
works.
We hope silver mine may embodied there
as TO oil the treasury the State
that will be made
-lNall. ncar.Nt ykderaVnian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
MARYLAND Small, So,s Law

We hear great deal about the efficacy Of the Mary
land law for the suppression Of the circulation Of small
notes. Is used standing argument for the supprcs
sion Of the circulation OF such notes this State By the
enactment Of similar law. Tho reason invariably as
signed Is, tina: the law has worked we in Maryland and
that about the only adduccd Tor the passage Of
law with the same provisions by legislature Now
We trust our Legislators intend to pass any Law at all
against shin.pasters, that they will give law which
will effect the object VIII the Maryland law do Some
time ago we had the evidence OF the Baltimore Sun
given on this subject proof conclusive 10 its
An extract from letter, member Of the Senate of
Virginia. written by gentleman acquainted with the CD.
erations OF tho Maryland email note law, says: ~
at said in the Baltimore Sun, Maryland Law Ia,
suppressed toe ejaculation OF small city Whether
h true or not cannot from personal observations
rom frequently, attending Georges county MARY
land, OF the largest and weahies
assure that notes Of
to will circulate
fore the passage OF the iaw and the
as nuy and re,ord for the
OF malice and revenge For ashor time amer the
the law was obeyed to certain
and more imperative, and will be, short time f Il
nosl Dead Letter have
AND othe, places and generally found hard
goa or SILVER coin Tor necessary purposes
,x,pI sgoent Inquiries on mis- subject rom citizens OF
snd am sure that Few outside OF baltimore
believe In the efficacy OF the law Any enforcing
State would be regarded odou
would assume that character for the pay Of $3.50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

~ DH, 9. u. BHAINERD would inform the public
that he 10 vng for the Committee Corresl ond,nee
nond 70 ispo and can be consulted AT The Exchange Hotel
81 Saturday. February lih, 1884, from TO II A. q
NJ Ny stay Will be Short therefore wish
apply at Correspondents hy Addressing paid
IO New YORK CITY, stating the vhstht
The ball g. oil or large also whether the islands on
promptly or IL 'untencan, for two dollars obtain advice
treatment Tor ten dollars. In which pay will
deducted The poor fayorabIy considered.
Dr. BRASEhD has restored perfect
aud total bindnesi Of from weeks 10 years standing
BY from 10 seconds 70 minutes Besnhe met
Of his own discovery, without cutting, pain wash
Dr mas also, cured Of inflammation Of various and
graVAted grades pain FROM and intolerance o. light far sighted
pes or os on sEh from age and nssrsghisdnsssa Of Wh
have remained permanent 10 the present moment.
fo abundant evidence Of the facts stated reference
had 70 statements persons treated and published In the els
PaPtr Many OF those be al his At IL
ortP W. o. each daya which hours Dr. D. will perform
PeItmehts on the worst cases that be presented
r. Bee notice above for hours and days Those WI do
Ja9i-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
WARRINGTON GOSSIP.
ne Correspondent Of ~ v. Sun.

H7''''''7F7HHT1F"I No y sun
Iday evenings, from 10 10 oclock the Pre,ident 20
A. the white House. yss
,nhgon These receptions quite democratic No Csu,,
required The gentlemen, Of
49,. huoTds and that is, geuera respectable suit Of,
Ds o. brown color Is admissibI
y os H mos 'fsSt bodied as The convenience Of tie
uoAtet hch aud poor, fashionable
are on perfect footing equality so Tar a. tS rs.i
1ut the ladei shine out ~ these oveet and 10 ysry
oDteTVer " would seem as W yeing other
us Soany charm, above their rich dresses. the DaEs Of
oa NecIrcenth he would, doubt, enjoy the scene i,bn
me present french and Spanish fashion Of DISPLAYING
n critic. '"''' 'H'Vu'o'sii Ahd not As
hgh Price OF negroes and also the large prices
IN ,hs Vicinity has oeaoned much remark during The present
season. ron those who look AZ these
snee 70 the present hut also future Tes vsis. - ~
and negroes indicate hgh state Of prosperity based
tie vaue OF products o. previous on the ns,sn
hr eaeuaion viii show that cotton Al tssnty
peraore and negroes at $1,000 all around plantatn M
The usual waste land or Of stock matters ssansI ~
snng economy vii not pay fair rates for capital Inverted Al
abe present prices OF Twelve cents lie Al lea, 49,,
mum which viii pay legal interest ' ' "'ui'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
tB- In Maine. Wing Governor, Wing Council, and
Wing United States Senator have been elected this
by maoritics in both branches OF the Legislature.

FIRE ~ PkrERsnuRo.-The Petersburg papers Of yes.
tcrday morning give account of extensive fire in
that city night before last II broke about o'clock
in the tobacco factory of Nessrs. Brooks and Williams
The flames spread the adjoining buildings. The
Episcopal Church Isl. Psuls reduced to ruins and
much other valuable property destroyed. The worth
property consumed Is estimated At $4,000.
IB- The Board of Public Works yesterday, decided
unanimously in favor Of the Greenbrier for the Cow
ngtcn and Ohio Road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
RICHMOND MARRETS. FrpaUAKY 1s.

Tobacco.-No change In prices this week, the new
crop Is coming In freely, in loose parcels aud sales Of
Tugs are 800 leg; and leaf l2-a 10 l.2 the sup
ply OF old offerings is limited, with good demand fol all
medium qualities whilst the fine grades OF manufacturing
are but little sought alter. We quote old lugs
81 common leaf 8; good 10 IL l.o fine ~ is.
HESTER a. WHITE, Com MeTchauts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

fair and honorable terms; let him excep. them II he
desires peace IL not the evils OF prolonged state Of
forces Tor the struggle to DO deprecated than
tho evils OF war Tho purpose Of Russia In endeayorng to
gain lew weeks moro limo Ia obvious but Is our In
tercet and our duty to oppose frank and vigorous
policy to her schemes and doubt tho snswer Of Tho
Allied Powers 10 Baron Brunow and do Kissee6 will
be sufficiently drm and precise put an end to ali uuee
tainty on our relative positions. NNNe'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
nANGE OLE Tile TmERMo,IErEn
,51- M0Tuen,, nnrAsT CIayr,,s-rhe,. oo,,, IN

iD- MOTHERS BREAsT CIOTIis-These Cloths will do
more Rising Breasts and give speedy
relief pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
cold or other than thing known
day They may be Without ,he the
Their, aud procured aud during The period
Whenever dsageeabe symptom Of hardness inflammation
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In instance the Rising
sands who suffer deas during period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 sale eSclusiyeiy by ADIE GRAY,
nS22 Mai stye ufebu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

Tnr EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA RAILRoAD.-We have
just receive the annual report Of the East Tennessee md
Virginia Railroad Company, giving very aatteti Sa,,
count Of the road II appears that the Of con true
ton will not exceed s6sss per mile, exclusive Of tho
pers,ruc ure which Is put down 80 600 making the
road when finished $40 1888 mile. This d. es not
include cara and engines, depots nor land damages.
The Comp my appears 10 be in healthy and prosperous
condition,
This work is Of great importance to Virginia being
continuation Of the Virginia Tennessee road TO Knox vle
and connecting by various lnes with Memphis in
direction and the great net work Of roads in Georgia. and
Alabama in another. We rejoice to evidence Of The
speedy completion Of this great national line-Lynehbg
| ViT1i,liIn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
NEW opIr.no u.pvvTo

Ngv ontSAxs reby H. p Mp TO noon on Tt,sdsy, eny
1000 bales Of Cotton disposed holding
arrival Of the Aas aiyices Western TelesTaph line
however, down. we'll that OF the New Orleans and wash
ngton Company which Charcston
quiet al tom ttT6 t5 per 100 pounds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

A DREADFUL ATynR.-The Memphis Ten )vbig learns
from gentleman direct from Benton county In Tennes
see, the particulars OF most horrible and bloody aay
that occurred Camden the county OF COUNT
on last Friday Two brothers, by the Of Anderson
Wers IN drunken lroc, and while IN this condition fell
opt with each other, which led blows From this thew
rushed upon each other with drks and knives utnv
each her almost 10 pieses before they were
The older brother as since died. and the younger no;
expected 70 live when ournform ant let
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
MARRIED..

On THURSDAY 10Th instant by the Rev wm. Lyon GEORGE
DICKINSON Of New York city KATHARINE dauz
ter Of H. Baldwin, Esq, Of this city.
On the lsh Instant the rcdencs James Martin Esq by
the Rev Doctor Leroy NJ. Mr. COURTLAED MOiRrit
yiryini
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
DIED,
led,
n,clnck- InaRPu g KREIINn

On Thurday Evening. at II o'clock JOSEPH KEELING
the t2d year Of his
His friends and acquainances
raj at the Sycamore Church. hapa three o'clock
day.
tB- Elizabeth City papers will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
CfOps In Rnrnna

me London correspondent Of the New York Tribune
zh inst s'y', IL pretty well ascertaned that the
aehceney 10 the Ebeat crop in Western Europe and Eng
T amount to one hundred and seventy six millions
OuSne'-'iEy-four millions in France forty millions
~ hnslnd and the b'lence 10 Prussia Holland the Rhen-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
From III. National rn,elisenssr.
The New treaty uIlh M..Ieo.

'fe~'S".
We have the pleasure Of laying before our readers this
morning copy Of the Treaty lately negotiated with the
Republic ofMexico by Mr. Gadsden, together with the
amendments poposed thereto by the President Of the
United staes concerning all Of which there has been
much speculation in the newspapers. These documents
OF the authenticity of which have no doubt came 10
last night in the Philadelphia American. They were laid
before the Senate Friday last in Executive session. and
that the injunction ofseccey had been
since removed. L.s E.E u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

~ "esse II stated that Ia special committee Of the
Ms''aehuse" Legislature have reported nine to four in
sVor OF the immediate and unconditional repe,l Of
A'"e Liquor LtT ensrtcd in hat State Two wears 400
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

Delay not habor not In mind that sentence OF fools phi
losophy that ddss will get well Of Itself that
medicine, dollars Beware how you tam
per With your general welfare.
We Wild and vicious youths, why will persist In dosing with
the Hty HdHaen0 daily preferred thereby impair.
ing appetite and Digestion and destroying you mentally
we'll physically when you plea
SAINT medicinesJ
We TAkes Of condition. why will ye
pine and drag miserable existence, united for e
nritnd ordinary pursuits Of lief You an.
noycd anG wish to be restored TO health aud yEr by
al pleasant and eHestus should MoRRIs His
chronic Jiedses greater that other
physician Of his day Many who have years afflicted
With disease consequences resulting from excess have been
restored TO health and yigor under his really scientific
Should personal Interview be Objectionable your dseas
In Writng-snoiose Ave dvIars-addren Or. W. NJ HoRRrs
through the Pos. ONCE, Nashville Tenn package Of edI
eine securely put up. will 10 sent privately with dispatch
full directions herewith, and no questions deIed.
Persons living at distance, and aced with seroua Old I
letter, Cancers Piles, Plstua In Ano Gravel Brcures
elects, disease whatever aggravated or malignant
character, can be cured at home By consulting NoRRs
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee, Medicine. pleasant and
safe, be sent mail part the United States
Particular attention given the complaints
Ladlsl who may be hheed With IrrsEulas Aibu' or
Whites, Proapsul Uisrla FALLING Womb, would vel
ay Sas ~ as d''A'y an romP'S consult the Doctor
~ once Insurance Once Cedar street, the Pos,
once. Hoom NO. ~ up stairs. oogR-dv
NNOIAssEs,to hhds prime crop Cuba Molasses re.
les LEWIS WEBB SON.
W To RVS MsspyR, TVS LrelsLiIgnE You oen
ihsrsfSrs yoa y ans Punono wsfvrs95 cents
S1 .oss day Sold Oy O. B WOOD DrSsi s sld
OiD NgtsONs-Ths Dispatches and Letter. OF Vice Adm
~ TaiJori v'count Nsl.oni with Note, By ST NJ Nicholas
fsIs RiyDoLPHs Book s,ors and Bihdsry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

- NNuE VERMONT MoHGky',-T lis iissuI,hed Al -
n morgtn Stallion, vii stand the ensuing SH
D'Fr hib snd Vicinity, ~ Pemberon, oooohiand
" for rernt Dc 3rptol, Pcgrec Stock reference nag
tshad 70 ecols and hand bfs seaton 10 AZ,
oDt o. March, .nd cod hrst 81 July.
sANUEJ RgED Agent and Groom
p5Tsr NILS oSsclatd Couaty 18th T,Ly, 1885, fls- CIV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
An u 8 e M ENTS.
snIEnnnY ELSE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,,PANOnAmA OF NIAGARA FALLS.
VUNils OkLkBRhIED WORK, undoubtedly the most b,aut
the city Of Richmond, on T ~
Monday Evening next, goth Fcb,y
contains two hundred splendid and truthful scenei
tie Glorious Nlagira IN all the seasons Of the Jear
The Winter scenes are beautifu-Nhen Niagara 4, py
opel 10 bright 'nehantment Of pray iesbergi -
pornys the entire Niagara trulhuly althnly
u remarkable for the delightful variety the Scenes
NNnbe exhibited At Odd. rcllovp Hall f,lJ-dQ.'
40 .is JOHN H. doRDosi SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

tS-The election Of Penitentiary Superintendent comes
up today We left loss know whether or not the
oga,ors Of the charges against Colonel Morgan intend
take water. The indications very much that way
though ittuned upon the investigation we believe that
the evidence proved than was at first charged agans
the Colonel Some Of the Democratic press Of the State
lave taken the subject up and like their representatives
The Capitol have made It the theme for laundering eu-
sIons over the maintenance ofsouhesn Institutions
Deg leave to inform them it IL use TO waste their than
ger on the Red Boot MAN. Their representatives viii
Col Morgan to the Office Of Peniteptisry supein-
enoen' by large majority II not by nnsnimous party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

~ The Democracy seem disposed TO saddle VA with
the responsibility OF recommending an extra session Of
the Legislature. We protest against any such response
biiy. We merely intended to note the fact, undened
and undenabe that the present Legislature could in
the 30 days perform the public business and If II the
intention Of the dominant party to have session.
that the sooner was determined the better We have
no thought In the world OF recommending the
and shall bo worry glad learn that be avoided
sisienty with the public interests But If ii be adopted
at ALL we wish the dominant party to have all the glory
it. We should prefer tina. no Wing should even vote
upon it-bu leave the entire matter those who have
the power and should shoulder the responsibility
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

tH- The Washington Union, in noticing the report
that dcord had sprung up between Ond the Admni,,ra
ton, contradics the rumor and says it will continue to
support the President long as he oOnGnuf, true 10
Democratic PTi"eipies This ia vague and indefinite
pledge aud seems to imply the apprehension that the
President may cease to be true to Democratic principles
What Democratic principles in these days, is great
puzzle. The Union may understand thing by them,
and Gen. Pierce another, Or the Union itself may one
week give one interpretation and tic next week differ.
cnt one. It has given very remarkable instance Of this
within the month"; on the Nebraska bill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

FfoA soCm ANtRicA-The following letter that Earth
and Civil Wasa not all the eaames they pro
Vide against in that quarter Of the world Diseases
our own climate also End their way there by seen by the
r-medy they seek for protection:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

The principal market day, it liz agreed upon, III
be Wednesday, commencing after Chrstmas
CofyfE--There rather more dong; saessof about
200 bags Rio made Mt eAc. lusc and $50 mats
.t,s ernruent Java nj Is &c.
osToS.--The market unsettled and not sufficient
~ les made to establish market. Buyers however,
cinimed some concession previous rates.
FslGIns.-Rates for grain owing 10 the advance in
corn easy with engagements TO Liverpool of about
Is 600 600 bushels, chiefly at I'D in ships bags
500 bbls rosn ~ 2s; 800 1000 bills Hour at e.
about 200 bales cotton nj 5-32d. 3-16d 200 bbls
PORK and 200 do beef at Is cd. To London, rates
we're steady but quiet. To Havre engagements
light old rates. To California, rates steady at
CSC. a Acc. per foot measurement.
FEuIT.--1he sales embra ced about 900 300 boxes
rasns AT 81 IS for whole boxes 81 40 81 - for halves
md 75c. for quarters.
Hors-sales Of AZ bales now Mt &c a SAC. per pound
Hay Sales OF about 1000 900 bales for ship
ping, we're made o. 81.
IRos.-Ihe market was quiet and prices unchanged.
MOI Assis.--Sales Of about s25 barrels New Orleans
made at 26c.
NAVAL sroRrs--Rosin and raw turpentne were quiet;
sales Of abont $50 barrels spirits made at 46c.
47c. cash.
Ons.Whale SPERM and olive were inactive aud some
what nominal Iinsced selling freely from
Mt Soc Sic. per gallon. lard oil unchanged
Professionalism continued depressed, with sales of
$50 bbls nj $12 ST. SIS for ness, and ST. .5 Tor
prime sales were made Of 400 bbls. lard ut loo.
1Okc per h.; aud 900 bbs. beef At previous prices.
Butter and cheese were unchanged.
KrcI--The market continues dull; sales unmp0rtant
siIc1S-About 900 pounds nutmegs sold nj 81.
SUGAK.-rhe transactions were moderate. Most OF
the Orleans In market ranged from good 10 prime
made ut &C.. Cuba ranged from 4sic. 5xc., and
small lots Of Texas sold at private terms.
WMsKn.-0nJy $50 bbls Ohio and prison fonnd buy
ers at 3eiac. a 40c. per gallon, cash.