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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE."

Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache,
Faceache. AK for Rough On Toothache.'
Is & 25c
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-Messrs. Vonderkeublen & Co., yes,er-
day disposed of their stock of boots and
shoss 10 Stanley Brothers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20
THE HOPE OFTHE NATION.

Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use Wells Health
Remover"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20
PRETTY WOMEN.

Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivscity. Don't tail to try wells Health
Remover"
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The Only Great External Remedy.

Those eminent chemists, Professors Dore-
mus and Battershall, endorse Benson's Cap
cine Plasters.
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sROUGH0N ITCH

"Rough on Itch" cures humors, erup-
tons, ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted
feet, chilblains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

LvaAET --hDCgn iunper, poainE, ~ inehs
ard Under, nist-clasH. GlH stripping, AKA, ei5
boxing ana nOofing, clears, 70; tilick clear
tx and lIf, VI; Yorgn lumber, second eliza
~; ioiGt and noantiinE, oulls, yl2.60,
HrDIFG---FirKt common wliita pins, ~ "
second do es1.50: ihlrd do. s2s. poplar. t2s US
n %; native pine -; US; DO u, r2n nstS'
rough, siB %,
DREsEp LunH8H- BoEing IL iarass AM
under, VS. 0)esH ~ DO <xB, W yN2H "
BsantllDg. jolEt or any conLnun lumbar
ys5 O0GsI 50 boxing over II ircbep, ~ ,Jgs
u 50; ihiek cleara, ~ tolN and 2, ~ D92z "
baoond clRas any kind. va.
llRE9aKD ARD MATOmHD FLoOS ~ a--fiTE
nlasn ezl; neoord Glass, Gkl.5J.
WHITE PIHE fUANIAHfga LrhnRh--lAfA
and tnoh white Pine. $40; 4 Inch DO, 600
MISUNDERSTANDING OK fLhI1--Flrat cnE
rnoD white pine X, ~; I'd do. fH.oJ,lo 90. 20
poplar, y, t1f O03S.bf poplar, y, tss.5Dttsn =.
xhliyopsne X, slA; 10, x, ff.
PoPI.AR l.us<ska.--i.1. IA. and inea, -
sRYHGTfss--whits pias a. IS; 40 rhsdsd 4
A "a, 90 extra 10. i. tssr cyp1eas bhsz 81
Hnnd, Is; DO No. =, M. 40 So.g sge8 Eauv
saved hsart, ~ fAps, ~
PIczI-rs.---Wiiite p.rs, dtessed enc nsgdao
square or nat, s. Jsiiov Pima DO " lsis
LfSa, cHxsr5, ETo.--LAme. Austin. :
per bbl. Ca-nont. Louisville or fsos1nl.lt, vi
per bbi.; Portland, ~ per Dbl. fiAHtsf fas.A
ksW YORK or htiahiean. POI hnl PlRAte
NV ssI s,s' - = nsop.rS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

BAH IRON, " bu.--Norway, Bel no. ~ 1
ahsot iron, exc: No. ~ o sheet iron, b&c.
galvanized Gheet iron, eteIfc.; No, u Xloda
1Tc.; No. y do, lbp,; 2063S rOonng Tin, slt q
e2l66 so; ltx0 and t0siA pat. do, N 1908 90
Onner,s wire, 20 per cent, on; timers STOCK
forty per cent. on: cook htovoS Eitb waro
$40 6O6D25 90. do. with trimmings, elt 60eeS0Dl
WOOD WORK. Wagon axloB, 0Oc.VDal W
tongues. 90oNeI 90. HinglotroAs, OIL rs: boosters
5Oo,: spokss. ca zoos 20; felloen, 81 &S39 70
Doublstrees, 50 156bt 60; neck yokes, 81 0ca
2 50: pillow beams, 60GD66c.; pillow handles, VI II
D2bO; handles, 81 Tbsp2 ~,
NAILS, 81 90 kog. basis l0d.-Rusdeo hurnl
shoe, per Eeg, % 90. Perkins do, Is 90; Wall
or do, IS 90; burden mule, " 90; Northwaat
orn horBa shoe naila, No. Soc, No. &, 800, No
0, 28c., No, u 9lc., No. ., 400; "I0kash do, No
4, {5c., NO. 8, &c. no. ., go, no. Z, 2Ocu No.
l0c.; Auaahlo DO. RIO. 4, 49,, No. 0, 2to., No. .
ale, No. !, he, NO. ., lSc,
No. 9. DO, sls CO., No. do, $685. No. ado. 81
No. 8 do. ~
BCELIANEOUs--Traus chains, 90 Pc
pair, cee7o., blow HlnRlotrecH. per dos, 81
plow doubletreea, per dozen 70 90: stool
bells, 50 per cent. on door lonhe, " 3SpB ~
wood screws, 90 and 10 psr oept. on: l. y cas-
door butts. ~ and 10 poT cont. on; cut ans
timed taokA, 20 per can't. on; cof1os millA, 2
per cent. on; blind hinges, 80 and 10 Per cant
on; carriage bolts, Is and 10 per oout. on
plcw bolts, 81 per cont. on; piaca tin wars
~ par cent. on; deep stamped wave, 81 70
cant. on; shallow stAmpea wars, 90 ser CsHl
on. iapanped ware. 30 per can't or
AKEs5-K. X, per dozen. ~ 6O@lg OVt L,skH'l
90 OCCee 90: Hackonsf.ok. 90 Sf37 % boy'p
handled, % 600b65 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
Live STOCK Market.

Beeyes-Corn fed, range from g}<@dc pei
pound.
Grass fed 21I6D3Lc.
Mutton-C Choice 2o2hc.
stock Cattle-The prices In stock cattle
vary, according 10 locality whore raised. We
quote different localities an foliows.
Enthusiastically frHtclasH yearlingg
per head, els 0oGl8 20: two.year-olda, go UCtG
~ 90; cows and calves, $50.
Western Texas Yearlings. Sill 0OEl2 20,
two yearolds, Sl5 0CGDl6 %; cows and calves
415 LOON o..
yearolds, SlS e0Dl4 %; cows and caves,
b2s O0n2i 20.
Southern TexRa--Yoar,.ag s, " 00Gb9 90.
two-year-oids, sl2 0OlSlS 70; cows and calves,
$40 Vi122 %,
Easisrn Texas--Y eariings. 90 0007 Or; two
year-olds, $40 Uo8l2 90; cows and caves sls "
El21 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
Drugs aas medicines.

DKN0A,
BoraI. lao, Bi.cATbonate Of soda. Ensiiss
30. Copperas, 500. Cinchlnedia. PER on 40
OTIS. Castillo soap, per n lodlle. Cream tartar
Caioniei, p. 4 w, 7EaS& English, f Dor ID. bot
tie included, 1901 %. Uhloral Hydrate, per Ii
q Sol n. Chloroform, per 10 bottle includ
novers, per ID 81 10. Epsoin saits. Per 10 "a
~. Gum Opium, per 10 i0ts@i 2; Gum Cam.
phor, per 70 S,ess. Mcrpnine, per o. - 500
e- Oh; oai,9F Ann m,sSSnine, 1850 Oh castor
strained. esa7S: oil. lard, No. !, eSe7o Quin
Inc, y. a W., per or SOepS5c. Flowers sulphur.
sssabS. Alum, sos, prescription viais py
psr o. o show cs s mako, pr TSse Renass
patent medicines, nj list. Thayers Find
EXTRACTS, ~ per cent on. II. u, Fluid Mn,
tracts, 70 psr cent on. Essential oils, 81
prurrlrrn ooroRs.
ivory drop black, sc; raw TurKsy umpes
gienna. a0o burnt Italian slsnna, ssc; Van.
dyke brown, 200.
Strictly pure white lead. ~ 0Di Hplrits
tufpcntine, 5OD65 Boiled OIL 62N86n
Tdn HHERMAN-wILLIAMe ooLoRH
Ivory drop black. Is. per 10 1865 Ensliah
SSSs p esof y us s S|n sa S
$50; tUltranlArine blue, IA, IA, 2lc; blue pal rs
| IL. i2c: raw Turkey lumber. is, ec burut Tur
key lumber. lie, pc raw Italian sienna, 10, 70
| In, DC; Paris green, Is, zoe; Chrome, IA M. o. I
u, o., Ia, l2o; American vormillion, Ia, 2Cu; In
dian red, Ia, Ill Ninotta rcd, ia, 6s, ia1|s, sna
| 90, Chrome yellow. l.. NJ. o, q ID. o., Is, lac
yiAlow ochre, In, 81. lays, ass, W,
Prepared DRAINING ooIloRS.
Bark oak, l6o; Ash, l6c; Black walnut, les
| Maple, loo.
Prices OF above made on basis Of in Y
| y, and Id cauH, assorted, I In u and n
| cans; balance In and q 10 cans assorted
| Price In 8 Id cans; balance In and 10 can
| al PR In N n asts
Is Id tin pals, nc lesa and kssa 10 pas
less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

rnrnitpis--besarsecs, initiation waln a,
wood seat. dos. " 1907 oc cane Apc raitnS
root, ~ Does 70, cane scat, dining, elq ocHq0 N
uhllds and rockers, g ooehia 50; large rocklnF
100 Mirrors, sroh topB. . don, q So.sia n
Tables. round, e10ODS5c; fall leaf, 81 sos 8
Safes, earn, s. a5ofOQ. bureaus, IS bOeSN q
AAny Cnrrtngsa, % a0aaU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

AHAFs--spsAr cared Mans, lulzc: y. o.
y. BACON lU@G 3. Q, bacon, 7He; d. &,
FIsH-- htoEersl, l0D kits. No. 1, n.lC; no.
= 81 co. half bbls., No. !, 80 80; No. Z, $3.50;
Nnito nsh, No. !, hlf. bbll., $500; No, 4, t6.a5.
Dried behring's. per boz, 400. Cod nsh; $40,
sAe,; luD oans, $40; sn cans. $40; % cams,
voyzHr.-Oommon iOc., ordinary, loHo.,
TEA-Imporiai, sb1s0; gunpowdsr. boa7u
sueAR-Fins Powdered. bills, s1fc.;. do,
half'bbls, sxc,, cut loaf, l-2,.; granulRts1
standard sMc.: Louisians granulatod, Sc !;
standard a. l-2c.; choice white, TO: yellow
Charmed &c.
sALr--Coarss, in bags. pl.2bssl.so; IRE "a
oegs, -; lake. In mas hoop bhin, r2.i0
pockets. OHIO.
apples, standard. gl.e5; Peschss, standard,
n.G4;S Ds., saiS tomatoes. standard, ma.
corn, sLi0Si.e5i Green peas, G.ss; Goose
berries, Sl.sS2l.to; Kaspberrlss, us0es1.g6:
oysters. fall weight, 10, h.ih; n, S2I0; Light
s ssslssii'7 lS &c. p. a:~ hs sSi,asIr'
g9QoI.Uo; sardinsH. American, 400 Caas:
imported sis. 900 II. 20 case: Strawberries, a NJ,
l,s5; Eagle CONDENSED milk, ass;
BAKING PowDmR.--tiilveT LOAF, an cana,
peF dozen, 800: IN. DO. 81 tei IN, do, 81 col
BUNDRIxs-atarch, t1Ee. Bo7p. common
| tfo; German olive, sac Candlse, full boxes,
| lSGc; halves. Q; QuArttrn, G. Indigo. 30 .;
| Blneing, 3DlDi.QO dOEsn, ColeTuen'a mustard,
tl.s0Ag6.bo dossn. Maconroni. imported, lBoD;
| american. O. box. Buckets. two hoopa.
| $500 doxen:wen buckets, $500 dozen. BIoorna
| elJb05.26 dozen. Brilliant oil, bbla., Ec.; Eu.
| pion, do, 27o; do, 2I oRtes. 81 %. brilliant,
| 60 caaoE. u %: do, lila case1. % "a.
FLOUR = 9tanarc'E Royal Patent, " Is
| per 100 lbs. q 10, No ~ IS, NOD "a 20 Corn
meal psr tushel, 9co; Hominy and gifts, =
| bbi "a %. Oatmeal. v hall bbl., ts7 DfAck q
| wheat, y y, &c, JraokefG: u ada, &c.,
| Xxx SODA. SKA; cream s1sc.i g Bgar EnapA.
| ne; lemon creams, IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
LIQUORS.

wRruEr-Hsgtinsd u 1n&le1, "a par proc,
o. U0D2 70; three yoara old "a ECS2 70: fAzf
dxtra old vhUky e4sAA
WYNHs--Claret oaaa,lSs 6Dcl0oo: % por %
ity; CRtAvba. FER gallon. pOb 4 ~ Port, N zoo
5 ID, sherry. psr gal. 81 2n<Bg 01i haaeifl
par gaL., ~ so0b CO.. White wins. Ia eaSes
b 00tAl0 0O.
per dos, " o0e2 "a.
CHLMPAoan--a. n. Mumm a. o.. HxtYl
Dry, E3U 000Dy5 90, HeidlicG, In bask VI, 81 lQa
~ 90 KruR. In beAket, e2S O0tegO %. Doinszu
champagne, 81 C0aNW. Geo. aoUsi, sxtT
drv, plntn, 81 60.
B0TTLED BExR--iarnp'r quarts, rig o0 rS
vl2 50: BudweiEsr ouarts tl9 90; pinA flS N
ErlRp ger beer, quarts, eW %; pipte aib 1t
sohliLs Milwaukee, quarts sl2 o. pinis ~ o.
Anthony a Kuhn's. qts sl2 90. pipta slp sc
III. ClRuson q Hon'n champagne bear, qpgl1
yl2 o. pipts sph1i saif's stDvuusss. asars
II oO@l2; Bremen X aiser, imported, 81 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

Twelve months CLIP, lignt, rne aud nsd
um leGal8; nne heavy 70 light, liDl& nii
months, a2iS; fall, nne heavy. l08l1 fnli
light, nns and medium, l1GiE ocArs.
HIpEs--No. heavy flint. dry y n 1905 No
2 heavy flint, dry, p D iics No. Light nint
lie, No. q, light rint, y % 20: bulls hnt
damaged, y h S6o6c: green, sailed, bounds = ,
30: butchers green, v n 91fc.
Hidea from fallen cattle generally bought
over 10 pounds each. When sold on aeise
ton they bring from i01f 10 he. according u
grade, but generally grade NO. 2 ~ VII
therefore DO TO the interest OF tne htochmen
PKLTRrEs-Desr skins, = y lb1is Enie ops
skins, . D l0f1I3c; goat skins each, lDD1t
sheep poliS, according 70 amount OF WOOL
wool. eDiG Mexican shesp peltat b4l1ci
Mexican sheep pelts, improved u0l11; Aex'
lean aeoep Ahe1rltngn, 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
FINANCIAL.
ur LONDON BOARD.

ov THE LONDON BOARD.
.,Ooy. June 10, IL M.--Stocks are
Home funds are steady. For
sscurities, including Russians,
|rper.
n Al 90 5.l6, for account 99s.
4 bourses on the continent to-day
oonsiderably agitated by the re-
slthe resignation of the Gladstone
tyTHE NEW YORK BOARD.
n YORK, June 10.--Government
drong on limited business with
KOS at 1885.
took market has not developed
Ia new feature of interest to-day.
kslsl sales were 1857 shares.
4 gere strong with a slight reac-
tttil about l o'clock when the
stouotations Of today were gen.
4 esched by the comparative
pcks, the gains ranging from
NJ cent.
4 next hour there was a moder-
Eetion, during which about }
n previous gains were lost.
In 2and 3 o'clock extreme dull
IA the feature the most promi-
Prices remained steady till the
with fiuctuation Of l to !. The
kouotations, however, indicated
Eess in most of the active stocks.
bal sales were generally made on
Ices over last evening Of to !.
MONEY.
i YORK, June 10 Money on call
III per cent prime mercantile
|l65; foreign exchange quiet at
| iOr sixty days; 81 S63 for de-
STOCKS.
4 YORK, June 10.-The follow
Ire the official closing quota.
sithe New York Stock exchange
49,. rnrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
ealve,t,n.

GALVESTON, June 10.-Spot closed
steady gross receipts, So bales; sales
Is bales, exports none; shipments
coastwise q bales; stock ALSO bales.
Ordinary s 1876; good ordinary
8 1850; low middling 10 1-l6c; mid
ding 10 5-16c; good middling 10 9.l6e;
middling fair 10 10 Ice.
Futures opened quiet but steady,
ruled steady but dull, and closed quiet,
generally to points higher.
Total sales 100 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

PuiAtoss--lrisn. por pusneI. slasl 10. new
100000: Onions, per bbi. k1d vs. yellow, =,
rurnITH white per Dbl q 90 hntsIbe9a. =.
Beans. III. r. meo., rnN.I 14n.s lsrZs
msdinDi. per hbl, " " small, per bbl., ta %
half nh. mod. ISIS: h1lf bDl., small y "
Chesss, hall cIeAIn. - inh cream u
PeanutA 7i<4B7, Oidaf. n1lf-bEl.s - 70 Cab
ace. per crate. re per p.
PcuLa1sg-- Esna. goo o. 40 per o0zfn
Young chickens 81 2sra " TurkegA % 70 &
eaen esecs, t--e- Dsokk, = SOL y.
X 5os--pof doGeE. ll8ilo.
rasah country hrtlar. choiogs ld3fe l5e.l
enc afnsry .ssessh e.i old bntiss, f9lles oisc'
renrTaszne, ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
st. Louis.
PRODUCE


LOUIS, Mo-, June l0.-Flour-
M fancy So 70@9 10; choice
y 9 fancy 81 60@5 10; patents
sat-Feverish and unsettled;
1g the news of the report of the
Aural department, prices opened
better, but declined, then re-
Z, iell back again and closed J to
NY yesterday; No. . red cash
June 81 05; July 81 05s@l 065,
AZ u O5B; August 81 07@l 0Ss,
Very slow and n fraction low
mixed cash 44s@44sc; July
4 Higher; for cash sslc; no OPP
Y Aeal--Quiet at So go.
'.-Active and firm; butchers
%o-washed 21@27c; unwashed
Iexss 100000.
ASEy-Steady at 81 10.
PROVISIONS.
ses and weak.
$40 IS.
- Nominal.
4; \, Mseats-Long clear s. 80; short
W short clear S. 65.
= e--Long clear SIS s5@5 80; short
pos 90; short clear S. l2l@
& AFTERNOON BOARD.
higher. ~ Ou'
aarely steady and very slow.
H.. LIVE STOCK.
y, ssT,,lheceipts 300; prices weaker
~ - noeral supply, especially on
y, hgnt TO choice native ship
s 4 1905 so; good native
Il q steers 81 50@4 IS; mixed
isSg4 %; stOckers and feeders
vi good Colorado steers S. 25
E.,. ccarn-fed Texans "a Oo@4 70;
~ s !, Icexsns s. 75@4 40; grass
I ,hsceipts 1850; inactive and
,iAckers So 8094
4 receipts 1900; best muttoDs
and wanted. but common
4 " low; good to choice s. OF
NJ. ~ s.o,ndnmon 70 fair & 1902 70;
Il fsn,..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

wheat, choice, IS 10 s75<o. medium, 1880
corn. 6Ne7pc; hay, loose nom the wagon
go 0oGi2 " per ton balls hay, si1 ooNil OQ
bran, SOC. per 100; ohops. d 0oGi Is Per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
new orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, June l0.-Spot
closed quiet. Sales 1000.
Low ordinary nc; ordinary SIC;
good ordinary 93c; low middling
Toe; middling l0ic; good middllng
10 7-16c; middling fair lO3e; fair
Futures closed 8 to 4 points higher;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

feeling generally easier; the market
sold off 3c early, improved ! 10 IA
ruled weaker again and closed 10 I'm.
der yesterday; June SSl@S99c. closed
eSfc; July 90l@9ltc, closed 9Oi@9Osc:
August 92i@93ic, closed 92sc.
Corn-Quiet and easier. declined
! to 10 and closed &c lower than yes.
terday; cash 46I947gc; June 47ICa471c.
closed 47sc; July 46s@463c, closed
469c; August 46l@46Ic, closed 46io.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Active, rs To SOC lower, closing
tame; cash $40 25@10 S5; July $40 27}
@1O Az. closed $40 30@l0 32I; August
$l0 37s@l0 52i, closed $40 37l@10 40.
Lard-Quiet; prices TO loo
lower; cash So 50@6 57i; June SO SO;
July VS. 65@6 62l, closed SO 55@8 57I;
6 IS.
Boxed Meats-Steady; dry sailed
shoulders So S0@3 IS; short ribs IS 80
@5 S23; short clear IS zoos rs.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts $500; the market
was generally l0clower;shipping steers
"a S0@5 62l; stockers and feeders
VI 60@4.90; COWS, bulls and mixed
81 25@4 %. Through Texas cattle, 81
carloads; shade lower at So 75@5 co
for Western rangers; corn-fed, 81 800
%.
Hogs Receipts 30 800; market slow
at 10 to l5c lower,
Sheep-Receipts 1900: market steady
and stronger; natives So 00@4 80; West
ern 81 40@4 90; Texans 81 25@S 60;
lambs per head So 25@4 so.
New YORK.
PRODUCE.
New YORK, June 10.-Flour
quiet and steady.
Wheat-Opened firm; closed weaker;
No. 2 red 81 02} anoat; 81 OF elevator;
No. cred June nominal; July 81 02i@
OBJ, closing 81 02s; August 81 04f9
04s, closing ST. 04t.
Corn-Spot steady; options opened
lower; later advanced, but closed weak,
No, 2 54l@54lc elevator; 55l@55sc
efioat; No. 2 June SAL @54sc, closing
safe; July 54s, closing sale; August
SAT @545c, closing at 54sc.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-Options dull; sales 105(
bags; June S6 $500 80; July So go
August 81 90; September 81 05.
Sugar-Retined quiet; standard A
esc; cut loaf 7sc; crushed 7s@7ic;
grapulated 918c.
Molassee-Quiet and steady.
Tallow-Steady.
TurE entine-Dull at 45c.
Pork Dull; spot $l1 30.
Lard-Less active; spot So so; July
SO 1906 81; August So S9Ca6 OIL.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves = Receipts III carloads fol
the market and Al carloads for export
ers; active and fairly firm, with a
full, clear amount; common to prime
corn.fed native steers sold at 81 SOC
6 so; extra do at So 20@6 80; cars o.
Colorado steers at S. 65@6 OF, and
cars of Texas steers at S. So.
Sheep-Receipts 40; car lots opened
firm and closed steady; sheep, al
shorn, 81 00@5 25; spring lambs 81 Oh
| 90 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

NEW YORK, June 10.--Spot closed
steady, 1-16c higher; sales 6639 bales.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary 90;
low mlddiing 10 Disc; middling l0sc;
good middling IL l.16e; middljng fair
1l5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
All Sorts Of

hurts and many sorts Of ails Of
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
I.IverpooI.

LIVERPOOL, June l0.-spot closed
with buyers showing more disposition
to operate. - o.d,,.,
< a.ied. low middlinR 5 1l-l6d; mid
ding upIands S 1850; middling Or
leans SID. .o 80. Ar,o,,o.n
$500 bales. o.,.sn atoo
bales. - 90 q noints
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
Kansas 0itV.
PRODUCE.

ASsAs CRY, Mo. June l0.-Wheat
fAker; cash S3}c; July S5l@S53c;
~ SSlc.
r. Quiet; cash 3s1c bid; July 40c
August 42c.
~ 400 hid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
ON CHANGE.
nullpess Was the Feature in
I. s,OOk Market Yesterday
Cotton Unchanged.

Ia, Markets We're Unsettled, Fe-
,,,b and Lower--Provisions
"a s,e.dy-The Quotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

k.oao, PRODUCE.
sss LII, June 1O.--FIour-
~ Unchanged.
trading only moderate and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
Texas Pal-ElGCtTiC Telephone Co
our Fort Worth Exchange Ia now In foil
poration with over 200 subscribers,
Iiuslnou conusoiIons. psr month,

Business Connections. psr month. $500
Residence 400
The Central once. on application, win fui-
nlsh Subscribers messenger boys u run on
erFanda, charging for the service OF ni0sHen
ger ~ cents for the FIRST half hour, for each
additional half bonr or fractional part thsre-
NJ ~ cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
LIVE STOCK.

1 Live Stock Indicator reports:
pc : Receipts 100; slow and l0c
exporters IS 1905 80; good to
shipping 81 S5@5 10; common
diam 81 60@4 so; feeders "a %
cows 50 00@4 90.
r. Receipts 1890; opened weak
" lower, closed weak with addi-
decline Of 10 to l5c; SO 55@S 20
3eep-R Receipts go; quiet; fair TO
Muttons So 60@3 90; common to
PUN Y 00@2 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
COTTON MARKETS.
receipts at All United states ports,

foRFs' day. week. season season.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-16
WANTS.
FOR SALE, FOR RENT OR EXCHANGE.

MO. 5S-For sale or rent, on very LIBERAL terms
~ The Coun IL Bluffs Paper Mill, complete, with
the large boarding house and three acres Of ground
No. 26-Albu inessproperty in Cherokee, Cherokee
county, Iowa, will trade for western lanos Value
about $4,000.
No. S9-A beautiful home In the town OF Hastings
Mills county, Iowa, for Nebraska land Value, 80 500
NO. 41-A good business property aud also good
residence property In the town OF Chenvo, Mclean
county, ILL.,, ow down for cash or will exchange for
western lands
No. 17o-A splendid farm, well improved, $40 acres
IN Dickinson county, Iowa. joining the town OF Spirit
Lake Price, for short time S35 per acre.
No. 1874 to lS7-Are four improved farms in Phillips
county, Kansas eacn with small incumbrance.
The equitas will be exchanged for unincumbered
wild land In Nebraska.
No. ls3-4s0 acrec in Holt county, Neb., partly
improved, at a big bargain. Wants to exchange for
merchandise.
No 81 "A fine two story brick residence, one Of
the best locations in Council Bluffs, will trade for
good unincumbered Kansas or Nebfaska lands Value
S15 TOO.
No 65 aud 11-Are two other beautiful hcmes in
Council Bluffs, which cash payment will buy at a
brrgain.
No. Sc "A beautiful suburban location in Iowa
City, Iowa, will exchange for western lands. Value
s5, 900.
The above are only few OF our special bargains
II youAe got anything to trade OF cell, or want to
sell any real estate or merchandise write US We
have several good stocks Of goods to trade for lands
SWAN g. WALKER,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-16
PROSECUTING DRUGGISTS.
Another Effort to Enforce the Pro
hiOltory Law, and a Decision
Rendered.
o o d l

One of the biggest loopholes In the pro-
hibitory law is the pharmacy law, by
which druggists may get permits to sell
intoxicating liquors for mechanical,
medical, culinary and sscramental" pur'
poses. The law Is full Of little require
ments, however, In regard to the drug
eists, and the prohibitionists have been
| watching for chances to catch some of
the violators. In Des MoInes recently
complaints were filsd agains. number
Of prominent druggists by claiming
that they had not fled thei
monthly reports according to law. The
law as It now reads requires that such re-
ports shall be filed within five days after
the last Saturday of each month, and 1t
seems that some Of these gentlemen had
made miscount of the days. The cases
were of conslderablein interest to others than
those directly In interest and the decision
was awaited with some considerable
anxiety. They came on trial bsfore Judge
Given yes erdsy who ruled upon them
rather to the detrlment of the informer.
He stated In substance that In the alb
ssnce of any ruling Of the supreme court
he should have held the former law, re-
quIring the report to bs filed on the last
Saturday of each month, as being manda.
tory, and without such ruling from the
superior court he should rule that the
last law, adding five days to
the time of filing, was msnda-
tory. But the superior court
had said that the former law was but
directory and as he could see 40 material
change made by the addition of five days
to the time he should also rule the last law
as simply directory, and that complaint
must at least allege failure to file with
In reasonable time after the date fixed.
The case was closely followed
throughout and various opinions
were expressed upon the ruling
as is usually the case. The matter
as 1t now stands will give ths druggist of
the state wide latitude In the line of
making out their reports and the decision
will be hailed with Joy by them at least
Exceptions were promptly filed by the
prosecution to the ruling and the case
will be carried tn the supreme court.