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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

b13-in view 81 The frequent complaints
all over tho State Of The ialihlo1sneas Of
freedmen and Women, and Of their frequent
unrellablllty, tho Austin IntollIgcncer sug-
gesls that, every body should "reeolyc to
hire no servant who cannot bringa cerlli-
cate from his former master or last employ
err, endorsing him or hcr to DO faithful, and
trustworthy, and that any contract that
may have been entered into has been COM
piled with BY this means, adds theIn-
tclllgenceri good servants can always find
q place at fair wages, while tho dishonest
aud unreliable will be compelled to sc,
along as best they can. We think the
suggestion good one, and hope that twill
be acted upon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
TExAS ITEMS.


Hon. David.f'. Burnett who was Presi-
',lani OF the Republic Of Texas in 1886, arr
rived in this city last evening en- route TO
Washington. Our readers will remember
tho cxcrtions he made TO spare the life OF
sanio Anna, tho President Of Iczico, who
was captured fes days after the battle Of
San Jacinlo. 4 large number Of the he
roes OF the Texas Revolution have request
eli The venerable Ex- President to do what
coed be can with he national authorities
1y Interesting in tahalf OF Jefferson Davis.
We lras; mnca coed will be accomplished
in his mission Telegraph 2oh nlf.
General Gregory, Superintendent Of the
Frccd1nen's Bureau for this State, made a
speech to the ceiorcdl people at'their church
en- Sunday afternoon lie assured them
that ali their rights should be respected,
and they could hold property the same a.
white people, and the same laws that govern
niiie people also governs them. He in
formed them tlnt Tbea they made con-
tracts they must fulfill them. and II they
refused 20 do it. the military authorities
would compel them 10 DO 50. lie cxhorisd
them 10 he honest, faithful and indusirious
and they would then 10 happy. buf assured
hen they shonil not Be blirtttn 20 The
AID must earn their iiFing -
same IS while people II lhsy did this, al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
COTTON ORDER.

lfA6HINITO-s, -.
Sin ~ have this day appointed Mr. o. N. Cutier,
Special Agent TO receive and collect tho captured
surrendered cotton lying In the State OF Texas ana
SO much of the State OF Louisiona as iea est OF inc
Mississippi river, under instructions Wnch no WIZ
/ desire you to notify your .snbordinaes acting,
within the territory named, that they VIII " thence
81 retained by him, as in Enlightenment may be the
most contuctivo tothe public interests:
nespsetially' .ro,d =; o ms ~, T1s"s1sy
B. f. FLANDERS, Esq Supervising Special Agent,
Treasury Department, New Orleans, La. e7
T. Dyyirtneof authority, under the above order OF
the Honorabl So .resary OF The Treasury, the SER
vices ofali agents appointed by D. +. Flanders, Esq
Supervising Special Agent Trsasary Department, and
their Sub Agents, acting in the State OF Texas and
so much Of Louisiana lies west Of the Mississippi
river, for tie collection Of captured and abandoned
property of tho late so-ealed Confederate States,
will not be required on and after this date All per-
sons ing as such agents will forward all property
of the above description now in their possession at
once, with report OF their transactions while in
THO service Of tho Treasury Department 70 tins ONCE
from. Tho udafsgned will be permitted 10 exercise
any ccntrcl or take charge Of any captured OF aban
y % q ss q s l h pfs aie
within the territory above named t
III. Persons found in the act ef embezziing tho
government, under the pretense Of being agents OF
doned property to Forward property. win be
lithleto trial b. military court martial
nisslon, fef deifaudipg the eosernment M
Nv. All persons in charge Of the above nancd
class Of property viii be held responsible for the de-
livery Of the 70 such agents may be appoint
Cd By tho undersehed Tor be recet ton Of the same
or It's raius In money or other property the sane
being valued at New orleans market rates.
v Persons who had possession Of this class Of
properly. and having disposed Of the same, viii re-
pcr at their earliest ctnve1ien-e 10 whom the same
was turned over. giving The a1o1Hf kind. and date
a delivery, aud. II known TO them, the point 70
which The same Wa shipped, upon rhet vessel and
70 whom c1nsiEncd-
VI The shipment ofpriszie property in the terri
tori above NAMED VII not be ihteIerTed with IN any
rnannsr BY agents o. this Department; but person.
engaged IN the nc u the above mentioned Class OF
pr6rsrts either BY saia purchase. fscted 70
t-iu Ito same to b. private property and " found
in ire cocavor 10 nmbezzls the Gotefnn.rf proper
~. will l. treated ~ Hlr1s.
vi. Persons IN charge q captured CT abandoned
property. forwarding thu t1mt % the nrdcrtlsnsd'
vii Be- paid ii1sraI compensation Ter 70 oInE.
VIII. All G0Tcr1Uert property In Western Lou-
ianna nnst b. forrdrt-1 10 1er OlfsIns, 1pnsIznc1
70 20. n cuiIr. Special Agent q TIE Irlas1ry 70
pertmsnt." Hens VII ts Permitted g . esgs -. zo''n
sp.ri.i A -t1t Trrasu-y It1'.rin.1i
Z f,nsfnrn TI1.I& Tsu 0r1..r4. L.. hrr- - DO.
Papers n western 1.onIsiara And lera- va I'las'
ru1iIlh ard s.rd bids . : -rrIal Ag'uf-
no. 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

lgTiiany typographical and other errors
crept into our paper last week, which, while
they are not so important as to require
correction in This place, are sufficiently so
to render an apology and an explanation
necessary. The sickness Of the proof-rcad-
or, and neglect to attend to that part of
our duty were the causes. weihopo not to
have occasion for another such apology.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

The New Orleans Pieayunc has spirit
ed defsnce Of Dir. Benjamin in reply 20 the
charges against his private character made
BY certain journals since his departure from
the country. 50 far from being governed
BY mercsnary motives in engaging in ihc
Confederate came. The Picsyune says that
his practice before the Supreme Court Of
The unisrd States alone was worth $4,000
year. This he Abandoned. together with
his lcIno and library, ezpensiTeiy furnish
ed. IN Washington City. and alec his large
and lucrative r1asiics in this city. in order
10 ri On Office in Tie Confederate Govern
menf. tic crnrlumenis Of which would not
pay his household expenses for ore month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

pGysThc Clarkcssillc Standard learns
from Dir. Ray, just from Washington City,
that The Federal Government does not com
plain Of the change Of allegiance by tho
Indians because il Violated itsrown treaty
stipulationb by with drawing the protective
garrisons, and leaving the Nations exposed
toinyasions from Arkansas and Texas, and
ihatall the original rights Of tho Indians
are to be preserved and protected. The
negroes are to be freed but compensation
at the rate Of 80 per head, IS oibc allow
cd for them. ref 81 5i,,i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

&. aIrrsk Err OF U. s. SoLDIERss-Thc Jctfer-
con fTezas,) Jimplecutc Of The 18th, I'M
{ forms us that two United States soldiers
were killed.on tie Friday evening previous
in the neiehbofhocd Of Hickory Hill, Davis
county, about sixteen miles northeast Of
Jefferson. A company Of cavalry return
ing from Paris, Lamar county. lost one OF
their number by sickness near Hickory Hill
and had detailed four men to attend 10 the
burial. while in this act they were attack
cd by party Of men, and two Of them
killed, while several balls passed through
the hat Of another who escaped only by
fcigning death. II is supposed that The foul
and corarily deed vas perpsirated BY men
who had followed some distance for the
purpose The 1nurierers we're generally
believed 10 be HISTORIANS.
An indignation meeting was held in 5sf-
fsrson on he receipt Of the news. II was
more largely attended then any public
meeting for four years past and adopted
resolutions condcnring lie deed and pledg-
ing each member q de sssembiaEs 70 give
influence and rss;s-arce IN bringing thc
essassins 10 punEshns,f. Te heartily join
he meeting and the fnpsr Q11's1 n repro
baton Of deed aud IN The hore hat its
fnur,er.rs nay ts sI.eslily c-uzh; md pun
is1fl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

r6FIt Is 1urnorsd that the Distric, Court
Of Parker County, which commenced its
Pail Session on Monday Of last week, has
been very seriously interrupted BY the pres
ence Of Indians, in the County. We learn
that Indians are seen al over the County
and they are committing dsPrsdaiions al
most daily.
We also learn lhai The Indieps had been
nsfn 10 the Western rafi Of johnson Coun-
~. and many Of tbs people were renewing
fnrIhcr in 70 he more thick|y settled part
Of he county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
Dr. SID. 4. SAUNDERS.

REcESrLy OF WATERPROOF,
TNFoRRls liln friends. aud tho public generally,
that ho Is now permanently located IN the town OF
Dahs where he proposes tho practice OF HIS proics.
sion.in all It's .variera branches. Hc however bcgs
Indulgence TO state that he has had great experience
IN the treatment and cure Of all chronic diseases
Female complaints, DTopsies, uicors scnryey, scrof-
ula, sore eyes, &c, &C.
AZ he appcara before strangers. he hopes II may
not be deemed obirusiyo to mention that no has had
the benefit Of regular OF education in the old
Medical College Of Philadelphia, TO which has becn
added an extensive practice OF ortylyears IIo has
many old acquain tances In tho country, to whom he
refers with pleasure.
r3- Residence, former dwelling of Csl. Stone
Daliaa, Sept. sd, lsG5-2.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ut
In the September Term, A. D. 1865, of the County
Court OF Dallas County pertaining to estates OF de-
ceased-persons, Letters Of administration were grant
ed eoSamusl Uhl, on the estate Of Thomas Branson,
deceased. This Is therefore TO notify all persons
having claims against sold estate, TO present them,
duly authenticated within tho time prescribed by
low: and all persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quesicd to make immediate payment TO the er-
signed. SAMUEL uHb,. a.
Administrator Est. OF Thomas Branson, decd.
Dallas, Sept. 30, lsGi--3:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

BR-Thc San Antonio Herald learns that
lie Cavalry Division of Maj. Cen. Guitar
will shortly be ordered 70 Austin. wepre-
sumo the intention is to put force upon
the frontier, whore they are much needed
as protection against the Indians.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

gS9rEx- Governor Albert c. Horton, who
was aching Governor of this State during
the first administrations of the State Gov
crnment died at his residence in Matagor-
da on the 1sto of September, in the 9Th
year of his age s1t let
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

ssy'see aaveri,soineni Of Ellis & Morrow,
in io-days pnpor. They won't one lhcus-
and bushels wheat and two thousand bush
ola corn, and will pay the highest market
prices for tlle same, in wool rolls. y. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

Rs5 The State Gazette has received the
manuscript copy Of an address by Hon.
Jho. H.HReagan, to the people of Texas
wJiitsn'in his prison in Boston Ilarbor,
which will be published in the next Gazette.
We shall look for it, with interest
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

By"seo the advertisements Of Herman
Ilirsh, in to-days paper. He has some tinc
goods, and purchasers are invited to give
him q callalhis old stand. K use ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

DAVIS, REIiEF iFusD.5 Che friends Of this
measure, who are willing to contributetheir
nit, towards it, are requested not to forget
4 i, VIC will forward all contributions t. The
Treasurerat Houston without delay. Says
the Galveston News THE names on the
B list form SO many petitions for the relief Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

reiS' We are under obligations TO Judge
a. Bledsoo and VIII. Hughes Esq, for late
Houston papers. ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

nSy"Tho Austin Gazette has commenced
the publication of trl-wcckly. The edi--
tor says that the prospect of having tole-
graphic communication with Galveston,
and an early organization Of our State
Government, has induced him TO enter upon
the enterprise. We hope he will DO sas.
tanned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that az :
IN the September Term, A. =. 1856 Of the County
Court Of Dallas county, PERTAINING 70 estates o. %.
~ n he Undersigned on the estate OK y
rs-.S1~-. 1rr1n1cd This Is therefore to 10y AZ
persons having claims nesnss said estate % Irescn1
- iss ana ali pcrsons indebted 20 said estate are
-,,.-taI 40 come forward ard make immediate pay
-,s,,s n M. Vu- II. BHUSDhGE.
fdn'r Esf. Of Jonathzn Bradley. dcc'd-
rl.rI.~ c.rf 20 1eff-1.fW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
AiIminisfrafor's Notice.

M UTIC3I is hereby given, that at
IN the September TORN, A. d. 1865 Of the County
Court Of Dallas county, pertaining TO estntcs o. oe
ceased Letters Of Administration were grant
ed IL the ndersined. The esHfe Of A. J. cornetf.
deceased This il fhfrcf,r 20 notify oil persons
hsvin1 claims against fa' q<iaie, to present them,
AL, ficsfsd With. shn time prescribed by
law and All pcrs ms indebted to said estate re-
arei,cI 70 make immediate payment 10 mo.
A. A. COINETT-
Administrator Est. Of A. y. Cornett, deed.
Dallas sept 30, 1s65-ecu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

( saS-Thcre are now three regular Steam
ship lines between Galveston and New
York Time occupied in The trip from ten
to twelve days,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

sSMr. Boaj ". Bradley District Clerk Of
Grayson County; yinformst,is that ovcr,T00
personssltad taken the Amnesty oatliin
that County up TO Friday Of last, week, and
thai there we're but few left who had not
sihkenfit. fa.v.,s js.g; III S qa b sia
NlrB. saysgthat Grayson is completely
cut OF from the entire world, 50 far as
mail facilities are concerned. They never
psco.a paperunless traveller brings cncito
town. .ei s'ii ~ ifss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

nD.A change has been mad in ;bc APP
pointment of Chief Justice and County
Clerk of this County A. Bledsoe, Esq,
succeeaed Judge IIord as Chief Justice,
and Vim. J. Dunn, taking the place Of W.
K. Masten, who had been previously ap-
noinied. -. Z.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
SUNDAY soHooL CONVENTION.

Alta late meetihg6f the Union Bar tist Association
held September 18th and 1Slh 1865, thcundersigned
Chircios and SUNDAY Schools connected Herewith
throughout the State OF Texas, to send delegates to
Sunday School Convention, to be hold at Indepen-
dencc, on Saturday, October 2Sth, 1865, to inaugu-
rate measures for the establishment Of Sunday
Schools in every congregation, and their supply with
suitable literature. We ask for q grand rally In
dependence VIII receive tho delegates with open
arms w. GARY CRANE, (cor,,,,,;ttao
80 - ...- J. p. OSTEREOuT Oommittee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

r6TThs soldiers Of Austin have been
paid OF and the 1nlelligencsr says that cur
rssey has in conseqdsnce. began 70 eircu-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

s@ us. Currency is quoted at 10 els.
on thc dollar in Houston and Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

DaS-TLo mail on Thursday evening
brought us dates from Houston, ranging
from Sept 22d to Oct 81. III mn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

Wri-ht. Gutrdian Of ths minor hairs Of Richard
TruidInr deceased. has fled in ny cffcs Der final
account currnt With aid Lairs. Together With her
petition rrs5Irr f1r fnsl 1itch1rE1 This 4 here
f1rr 70 notIv IL persons cs-cd. come rwnrd
A. The October Term $50 Of he Fr1tatc Court %
Be- haId e. he C1nrI H6rst IN the town - D.Il1s.
en- the last Eo111y. the s1.h day. q ort1brrs Ists
and crrtsst fls l1ne Hlhsg t1l1k r-1rsI
CLERK Co-.ig Cart o. Dallas c.. To-.
TarIrr. rr-trrrfrr 81 Irrr.-r-Ir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

has appointed Edward z D1rn<s pos.mas.
ter 1t -Dr5r1s7i.Is. in riezr q Er11kIin
Cuin.ninEs; s-1 Henry Itrlsr a Corpus
Christi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

FrnLIsllrp EyERY gATUilDAY u0nNINd
py JOHN w. swMDzLLs.
iiATrs on ADyErsrIsrNsi,

Siuo ntTot Offices 10 sih aud fur County or Pre-
cnet olaccs 81 20, payable Invariably Whom tho
announcement Is made. -f..lN t
~ lhv abcyo fafos are In legal tender. Areclo
received az liz market value, or 10 save trouble ol
calculation, az our tld rates.
90 IN iasuw We will charge tho usual advertising
" marriages and deaths viii loo inserted ,ratls as
beFtlc'vfc bnt II They exceed this We must charge
tor them. N
~ Nlcat, or produce Of any kind that we can
this Office.
n1'E, II. cusuiga, Telegraph once, Houston, and
Mesrra, GitngRT Co., sifnud, Galveston Texas. arc
Anthorked s1act Us Agents iog the Dallas Herald in
those c,icl.
nir-yors WORK. % all kinds executed
With ncaincas and siinpnsca. Hf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

There are al rssaent upwards Of one
hundred majors and brigadier generals
siill in the Government service unemploy-
ed. Another. niuster-out order will soon be
forthcoming.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

bD-sghseriIiioa o tho Houston Telegraph and Tho
Austin iazetie received at this cce, at the publish
"a rates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

ESS~ We had The pleaspreof melting Col.
NJ. I. Johnson, IN ourtown. yesterday, lie
was in fine health. IA, l,s s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
NOTENE.

EDTECE.
VHNlIE undersigned most earnestly
N appca. to all those indebted to them, either by
note or account, to como forward and pay up imme-
diatey, as caro- in debt and are compelled 10 hayo
money. Those owing wheat will deliver it at Cedar
Springs Mill, or w. III. Shcrwood's Mill in Dallas.
Our cards arc In good order, and doing good work
making as good rolls as can be produced In tho
State. Wheat, corn, bacon, lard, and all kindsHG3s
country produce taken in exchange for cardind ~
for rolls, ct tho highest market prices.
ga5 TROLLS always on hand for SALE at so cents per
pound ELLIS & MORROW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the I'M
IA dersigned, for medical attendance, either by
note or open account contracted before 1st day Of
September. 1865, are hereby notified to come up at
and settle. Those having open accounts are re-
quested to call and closethe same by cash or note.
Wheat aud corn win DO received at the market
riccs, delivered to me in town.
sAsi'L. B. PRYOR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

MAIN strict. HOUSTON. TEXAS. "a
HAVING established ourselves In Houston. to'do
IL General Grocery, fuoiorage and Commission
Tonase OF onr'lrionds Ihroueh out The state. -
We viii Eiyo onr attention particularly 10 Texas
produce. Cotton. Wool, and good Flour wanted -
Wearo prepared to make CASH advances on ali pro .
duce consigned 10 us.
Texas, aud Western Produce, aud Imported Groee.
ries, Wines and Liquors, always on hand.
y. Pilot co.
Roierences-T. W. House. and j. Kennedy, Hons.
ton, and Mossrs Horton & Newton, Dallas.
[scp 2i-2;Gmoe1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

R. D. COUGHANOUR, Principal.
Mns. 4Eou. CoUGHANoUR, assistant.
VBsHE above institution was OPEN
H cd ON ?
Monday, Sept. 4. 1865.
Rates of Tuition per Session ofTwenty Weeks:
FIRST CLASS-orthography Reading, PEN
manship and First Principles ofArithmotic, S15 90
SECOND CLASS English Grammar. Geogra-
ply, Philosophy, History, Analysis of the
English Language, Mental and Written
Arithmetic and Composition, ................ IS 90
THIRD ULASS-Algebra, Geometry, Astron-
omy, Chemistry. Mental and Moral Philos-
ply, Botany, Geology, Rhetoric and, Logic, % so
INCIDENTAL %
Tho above prices are in Legal Currency Specie ia
ken at Ito market value.
Each student will be charged from the time OF en-
toripg school until the close of the same with posi-
rey deduction for lost time except IN cases Of pro-
trdcied sics1'ess.
The school will be taught in the brick building re-
Gently occupied by Rev. Chafiea Carleton IL
Dallas. Texas Aug. 18th, 1S65.-48ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

's2 The Charleston Courier has appeared in
much enlarged form. The files Of the
paper, embracing q peiiod Of over ffty7fvo
years, which were re moved to the intcfior
during the war, Will soon be brought TO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-18

New York Market.
by Telegraph

New York Market.
by Telegraph
New YoRK. Sept 49,
CoTT0N-Less active, and scarcely so firm
at 45c for middling; closing duh at 44i645
FL0UR-Duli and heavy and Sc lower; 81 IS
al 65 for extra; % 400$s 30 for extra r. q. o.
and - 901ti0 90 for trade brands; market clos.
ing heavy, with no buyers at outside quotations.
0s2 o.
WHEAT-Irregular and unsettled; Spring
heavy and 1c lower, while winter is without de.
cided change in price, with rather more doing;
81 55a 81 20 for Chicago Spring. and Milwaukee
Club; 81 81 0$l g for Amber Milwaukee; thelatter
price an extreme; t2o20s2 05 for. new Winter,
State and Western and 81 80 fer inferior new
Amber State " : - ''''"
RYE--Quiet
BARLEYADun. Barley malt IN moderate
request at 81 65.
,CORN-Scarce, and shade firner, at 1aa61c
ior unsoupd; s81S9c for sound mixed western;
sc higher for mixed, nearly yellow, in store.
OATS-l0ae better; 55S60 for western.
PEIROLEUM-Heavy ct $685. for crude
PORK-Quiet and frmer at ga 37iSS39 So for
mess; closing at $50 so, cash; $50 5o03O 50 for
1885, do; s24 5O025 90 for prime; 90 90 0Sq9.
Is for prime mess; also 500 bbls. now prime mess
for September at buyers option, $3262f, and 500
bbls prime mess for October at sellers option;
BEEF-Firm, at about previous prices
CUT MEATS-Flrm; 15a16c for shoulders;
ls622ic for hams.
BACON-Dull
LARDLFirmer at 23a2sc.
BgTTER-Active at 25aa3c for Ohio: asa4se
tor State.
CHEEsE-Dull at lla16c.