Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1895, Page 6

————— COMMERCIAL AND H\\\U\l Helped by Light Receipts and Bad Crop Reports Wheat Was Firm. | CORN AND OATS CLCSED HIGH-R on Passage A Comparing Ke- ceipts Todny the Defl light re- was in 2.~ Helped D reports, ed with rn by wheat an advance ed 114 July better demand and ¢l of 1%c per bu., September « ] and Septembir oats closed te higher. | Further damage spring wheat was re- ported and that the market an gave its direction for the day. Other later) features of the day's new pre- vailed bulllsh and brought in fresh buying | orders from the outside, which the market | appeared to require. September wh which on Saturday in mo request at from 67 started morning with bu ! e 67 1 sellers rather reluctant with much at the time at the prices offered. In about minut was being paid that the int it touched during the remal forenoon, Besides the bullishned® northwestern wheat situation, the shipments last week were about bu. less than on the week bof WS @ consequent decrease on ¢ and compuring the domestic T pd w year ago i Surprising ghown for the present feas cables quoted )1 1140 lower, but second cabl rtéd an advan 3d over opening prices. Derlin ad 1% marks. The Chieazo receipts were ly 63 cars, compared w.th 6 car corresponding day of the year Of today's nominal receipts 15 old wheat, transferred from irregular city warchouses. Out of the new wheat o001y three car loads were No. In last year’s receipts on _the cor duy curs inspected No. 2 supply was rather a disappointment to the bulls in that the week's dbcrense was orly 15,000 bi., against about double that quantity ted, Compared with Jast year's increase 000 bu., there was not much in today's for 'the bull worry over, and r do they grieve about it very' long brice dropped back to 67izc after the visible supply statement was posted, but radually began to recover, and in thé end fi had qite recovered from its midday hes ftation and began to act more in union with the character of the news Th amount on ocean paseage decreased 2 030,000 bu. The amount in the le supply Is b, against 63,785,060 bu. ago, und 54,803,060 bu. af the corresponding daté in 189, The market became strong in the last twenty minutes of the se Ihic latest trading price was 685 Corn was strong for Septembe for new crop deliverics \ed with & moderate advance and g y gathered 1 Atum i the sessic ed. May warmed up at i-l6c improve- ment after the opening at %c decline. The qu September, 43¢, and May from 3% (o compared 'with 347%c and G respectively on Saturday, Tt erop p cts could not be fmproved upon but on the other hand the demand for spot corn s quite heavy short brisk, and due to a interest on S r, which caused the firmness in that « About 160,000 bu. was reported for shipment in round lots. New York reported boat loads taken for export The markets for oats developed features of interest. The market firmer, but as ‘entirely in sympathy with wheat September opened at 2, kold off (o e, adganced to Wie and closed at f) ('to Tn ten minutes from the ers in the provision pit about a heavy run of hogs and were in brisk competition with each other fc hog products on sa'e. Cudahy, who fted with being short to a cc tent, was a buyer of ribs o cliné and Armc the ¢ for pork. for S se to $11 at $i1 2 wpared with $10.97 Riba for Septe we and closed at § 3642 $6.45 after ing 4706, Bstimated ru. Tuesda corn. [ s head The leading futures ranges Articio Wient,No. July.s Bent..! Do, Corn No. to srarted likewise was only to 673, crs at from 6 this ip to part better t highest v of th the world “The The eurly the of unced nomi before. were the cars ponding The visible ther ber ad- and r spter few was n opening the trad had forgotten all ‘rom $10.57 5 and cl on Suturd e from $6.3) t 85 Lard selling néar the open- Wheat, ars; hogs, ars: 18,000 as follows: Lud 100168 July Sopt. Jan | Bhort Rivs— July. Eept. Oct.! N | 40 10 } 50 5 6216 0 <h_quotations were FLOUR-—Steady and ents, §1.25014, Bpring patents, @325 ers WHEATNo as totlows unchanged winter pat 200004 52, gt spring straights sl 2 wpring 3 sprin 45451 aomina LAX SEED. TIMOTHY PROVISIC 115, Lard, i Bides (0 s 3 Dry oxed) Short SKY sl (Moxed), A Distillers' per gal e tollowlng were toduy A Flour, buls 3 Wheat bu..... | Corn, bu & i Oata, bu.. 1110100 Sh| Rye bu Aot e Bariey. bu On the Proliuss exen A trm: ereamery Eggn, 116118e. Ohe recelpts and shipments | Recoipts. [Shipiments. 7,000/ 31'000 1000 167.000 21000 4000 Lo butter mar- 2.000 91,000 151000 155,000 000 000 > toduy 10817 se. T e NEW YORS GiN Closing Quotations on the Principal Com- modities and Stapl NEW YORK, July 22.—FLOUR bbis.; exports, 13,100 bbls spring brands, with a go akers; winter t but patents, $.60G4.70; winter city mill clears, $1.15604 5; Minnesota patents, $2.900 Min winter low grades, § $.90a240. Rye f 8.0 supertine Recelpts, Market firmer export demand steadier; eity 8. ; straights, w 5 spring and e for for $3.5003.75 bake ur, dull low ¥ i yellow wes 4,600 bu nkth’ i the net higher s and lrre such as \fiernoon with corn I o that rncd by buying and ADponting th lish Visik CORN t market Optl oon' under fin Visible decrease, and N exy buying Ay 0 bu, 1y revived 1 strengthened higher and f when closing Eptent WAY T at 23, S a8.60 10 D~ Quiet Nhar e ‘Quict; state, ¢ 1 184 crop, S@dce; o pdon market steady Firm; wet salled New 10 6 Iha., nominal; Texas sel B0° 10 60 Tbs., nomini; Buenos Avres, ary 2 1bs., 2lc: Texas dry, 24 t0 30 lbs,, 121 LEATHER-Quiet, | but firm; i Buenos Ayres, JIGht to heavy welghts, 116 024 WOOL shipping s, 1 to bran, 77Gs0c; middlings, 8066 mmon o cholee st 184 crop, Orleans s ted Firm; domestic fleece, 15G2 il 318 plek 600 Laid extra pagket. bellies, $7.2 pickl @6.20; lons s [ comy lind 412,254 ) $12.504714.80. adler; part $ walvs. " 12500 Wklms, 2Gdc; full SIN=Qulet; sirained, common to gd, 1.5 TATOES-Dull; Vi Lm. Island, $1.70G200; sweets, WG4, 59, LOW-Steady; cly, dlac; country, dige. . rh.n\ou.vl—qum. Foiled Glosed 3.6 bidg $1.0062.00. 'IIIF ( U\TIA DAILY BEE: FUESDAY, and_ T in bul Philadelphin and Haltimor INE--Quiet A New Orlen \CH S melon I ‘ FREIGHTS ' 1 i ALK T 1, A OMAHA GENERAL MA Condition of Trade an Staple an it Fanes Pro 106 acking 1 Lisht bale b g loz., 1.0 VEGETABLES N ONIONS E—Per RAGUS—Cl CUCUMIERS PEAS—On 0rd STRING on On orders, 8, per bu LEANS-On TOMATORS—Cholce per SUMMER SQUASIH WATERME GREEN WAX 1 LONS PEPPERS ANS FRUITS £ Callf the Amonig aches, the fivst atk far a Kood many Ly, but b in fruit. is of hipping s and hes, put t part th dongsid nia Dartletis L nia, per | F care, $1.2 hipping st ACHES - Per thern, per LIFORNIA PEACHE! luts, 840 SRR1ES—Cholce Washington, 1 wh, per 24-qt VOSERERRIES Per HLACK HASPHERIIE BLACKBERRIES—Clioica GRADE $1.50 shippt per 10 CHERIE at. cuk No sl Arkansas stock, per TROPICAL FRUIT ORANGES—N per hox, § A none fancy leme Targ medium size bune APPLES—Per doz MAPLE SYRUP—( s, 83 Almonds, Mc; standards, 10¢; pecans, ton Jug English 163 filbe nuts, beandts, "DATES—In @ to dates, small boxes, CIDER—Pure jull RICE POPCORN. b, e, -1b, boxes, 10c per 1b. per bbl., In the cai 6 per 1b.; AND TALLO' n_ hides, Sty on salted B No. 1y £ 8 (o1 He; No. 2 hides, | i2c s than fuily cu recn salted, HIDES green salt euch, 5yl skind) wooled Kansis ) v shearlings (shor dry sh weight, peits flint G Color actual wel useless Lo p TALLOW i4e; No fici gre Wax, prime 001, light 8@ fc and_ chafry 1 pound rrain - wool G Have 4y’ frelght ¢ AND GR se, white dar 170 UNWASHED. quarter-blood Sate: cotted a ind broken, fin WASHED - Medium, 1 washed, 16@15c; blick 2u3¢; dead pulled, Sabe fect ¢ Fine he 0 120 Gars tuly tag locks, st \ LOUIS miiterial i, old ranging W: extra fancy Chofce, §2.6541 WHIBAT tinued bad re Lonis Gonarn ST 22 FLOUR i Tuly Chiny 125 o higher RN T Advanced Tate in the ts from the north strong and higher than on Saturd cikn cables also had somethin straagthening the market July, 6714c; “August, 67l H bid: " Decénber, 1000 bid. CORN—The advance in whe September up, and _ while inder the prices reached g higher; N 't th other ¥ spot, $1.2 Timothy, stead ORN M1 RAN-— 4 HAY - Firm mand for market thy, $9.00 BUTTER and scaree ) creimery I EGGS—Lower WHISK Y -$1.83 AD-Strong and 1 sules, 20 cars ELTER - Firm PROVISIONS. AL—$2.0062.05, st track, but unchang fee prair g A for o airie @w.0, fo i, higher, wit and 200 ‘tons and higher higher ulders 7. Dr longs, $6. bls.; ; 9,000 b SHTEME wh n, 1,000 bu.; cats, 6,000 bu Coffen Marker, NEW YOI opened quiet at unchanged to 10 Puled quiet, but generally stead: mand; stimulated by continued eliveries and 4 advance at juiet at 4@loe net ance; July e SIS0@1L85; | October, $14 $14.50; M §1L70; January, § @iee5; March. ' $14 Ak 1477148 mber, $14.570 14 Spot coffee, Rig t quict; Corl New 1 S14. 60014 S 80014 $14. 750148 ba total ANTOS $12.70; recely Weekly: Firm $13.70; recelpts during th ments to the United 100 bags, HAMBURG, . higher: sa RIO DE JA $13.90; exchan ok, 1 Firm: coffee excha exchange, 11d; receipts du 2,0 bags: shipments to the Unite bags: stock, 156,000 bags HAVRE, July 22.—Opened quiet W and 8 p. m., steady, un ady at %E net advance; sales, Wool Market. 2. -WOO! nd braided n@ise: | Arka Dakola. W and low, 91 Alie; hoavy fair. 0; ¢ ¥ ot W At Quiet baks. Tuly recelpty none Weekly 212,90 . LOUIS and 014 sarilc; o LONDON today 16,714 bales were withdrawn. T quality and the continent und active ders, The following deta New South Wa 34; greasy. INGWGA. Queen sooured, Ul W, el e stock, raw, welght - broken, auotations nt 36,311 1.0 A4 A6% ne, open Kete 0 m; grain, rude (i RKET. 10tatio s uce. on i ell t W% hes, 15e. orders, er dos. 14-bu. basket, 4basket crat A fruit on the a kood mans sending quite packuges £ ull Joor h : st basket erate 3@dic; ng stock 1. box, ¥ 5 \pping per Bbask t ¢ il ate, $6.000 jer bunch, 2.2 per doz., $12; walnuts, soft ts, 1e; ' Brazil Ge; Toas fard 0. per half bbl., on orders, W, dry it hides partly e t we ncarlings (sh. dry i pelts, per nsak and actual se; dry per pound ut off, s it s 1 tallow, na A a1s fine, bucks, ua 6e; ricet Dull nd for with 107 west and_clos Ay: strong. for W do toward red, cash, 6 ptember, his morning put "pLém ry traa July bid aiiet e bid iher ¢ \ ¥ at $5 for Au- botter g but none his side; tin v fancy 10¢ h mets 1,00 wat, - 7,000 FFEE-Opt points tdvin ¥ | fair w Havre $14.6¢ Septe 30 14, ary Qulet b N it rk an e st 56 141,000 bags, per 10 Kilos 090 hags; ship ed for No. 7 Rl clen Europe A nge, standard, Fing the week d States, 24,00 4t higher Kunss 5. Indian terrl 3G 14 conrs ming, Utah nd n, length ) 2c e auction . which 1.0 was of good ns we sales e the scour nd ke Viciora, | 35@80c STOCKS AND Strong Tone Charncteriz \ NEW YORK, J o led of \ing stocks of the | Aten Adams Alton A end Balttmore & Ohio Canida Pacific Canada Southern . & g0 Central Pacitic Ches. & Ohio Chicago Alton. CoBd Q Chicago U . 4 U Xpress N i 147 [ Pacit Pul Re st ) t Wavne, .. nhorn ofd... A E T nfd | Hockine Valley HHnots Centril.. Union | St. P. & Dulata..., U, K& T.pad Like Brie & Wost do pfd....... Lake Shore.. .. Lead Trust Loutwyille & N L. & N. A Munhaitan Memonis& C Miehigin Co | Montla & ) Nashville ¢ Natlo W, St W . H | or tuza i Nat. Corduge ptd, 19 T N.J. Central ...’ 101 NI & W pt 13 North Am. (o iy Fortiiern i 13 Am ac. pId 1879 EW YORK, July U iast loan, ANTILE DA INCHANGE. bills for 4.6 ore at RN o450 and s STLVER CEICTIFICATE WERNMENT BOND tive, Railroad b s, S 4m, vox. S48 ‘coup 8. o 5. B, coup, S48, rox. 1.8 ds/coap.. new. B, W[, e G H (10 6 M Mutu, N.J. C. iAsouri 63 N.C. 08, N.C. 48 > noufind en. new sat 8 enn. new set a8, Teun, old 63 Va. Conturies.... o doforr T hinon 48 U.P. Jadi L. & 0. k. 4|S0. R 18t8 San Franciso) Minin SAN FRANCISCO. July Ing quotitions for minin follows ¥ 8to. Anaes Belen Best & Boicher Bodie Con. Challe Cowar | Confidenca Con. ¢ ; Con mperta. . Crown pomt Gowld & Currs: Hale & Norcrows. EiH oo Tstee. Silyer @dive. ke Con, 140 birs, 6074 M Drafis, 8 Boston Stooc BOSTON. July tme loans. 34@4 8Locks, DO1ds & ATE e Ain. Sugilr A, Sugar pid ophone. . Boston & Alvany Boston & Maine per cent TAN W 1184 | Wis. 10 19 Atehi o0, B | Alloy i Ulinoin Steel Mexican Centrai 0ld Colony. Ore. Short Line Rube; Unio West Ky Weat B Naw Yo NRW YORK elosing © July 22 Ve Q0T 18 Ophir Adwooa Gould & Cuirry Hale & Noreross Homustiks Iron Silve Mex kA LONDON . Paciiio Erle Erle 2% 1il. Central. Mexican ordinary. BAR SILVER MONEY- 1y per The rate of July 4pom ‘ 1044 |N. ¥ 1004 it Wd per short bills | 516 r cen 016§ BALTIMORE. NEW RK ba 4,801, 2 PHILADELPHIA July Y i Exchange 43 pre Thr Foreign Finu BERLIN, Jul PARIS 150 for the acc 240 for checks. LONDON, July Ayres today at Bt Petersburg, Vieana, L Madrid, Athens, Ui A 1, 4 11 billes; ec BONDS, el The Trading on nge Yestorday. ton K exchang futire the ciosing New and 1l bu and v st auotatt York D. &G thweste o pid. i, Oreron Nav. 0.8 L & U, Mail R.G. W R. G. W Rock Island Paul do prd St P& O1 o pfa Sonthern Pasiie: ©ar R finary ‘enn. Co 1l & [roa. exas Pacific..... T. &0 ( Pacific S Exoreas D & E i nt. ot L& P AA L 40 ptd o il s P20 Western Union d0'pld & 0 R. &S AT H & T. C. doptd Tob. Go. d5 v R sixty Lad ;. &R LK.C New York Moncy Market 2. —MONEY oN M fa exchange CALL with TR duys ns on bonds were as P It3 of DAR G HL& S AL T 18t 4s (0 20 48 Union 43" No. Pac Aoy 1 sti.. West. 15ts, St P, Consols Qo C. LPW StL.&T SLLKS. X, Pac o 20 Tats, 1at4 of 13610 hore 48 Wost § Call loans El BRI Wis. Cont I Stooc Q1 pos mercial The oieial clos £3 toduy Kentiek Lady Wash Con xican, Scorploii Sierra Ne Silver Hill r King. | Uniou Con Utah Con. Yellow Jacket v ount Diibio. rratione 1423 Closiag prio 11 uining sharas s tral 10014 | Edtaon B El cetric »m» Atchison 4s. New Englanil A4 lats 2 Mining Co Atlanti Boatop & Mot 12%| Butte & Boston Calunet & Heel. ) n ¢ Yellow J Vs Qe Tas follow Plymouti Quickaiiver 1cist] 2 N 1y v o vada Stoek Quo atioas, Pan i 81y | Pennayl N Mex. O ania, Affuirs. Exchange i at Lishon, Rome, par cont 3 for 11 [ B4 1ig T4k 304 102t 2 | Run of Western | ern )\l\ll\ LIVE § TWCR NARKET | R Have Begun dn Earnest, DIMAND FOR THE leDE IS STRONG Natives in Searce and Good Steady Prices—Less than dred Hogs Offcred and luyers Make No Eforts. Rey Five Hun- nest at . July 2 cattle, 495 against 15 horse MONDAY, The receipts today heep and 2,818 hogs and 1,7 heep on Monda CATTLE-The loads of cattle back to arrive in the cattle In the the few natives were h 73 8 474 cattle on Satur nd 08 hogs K openied with 104 ht and a train reported ifternoon. Almost all were westerns, and st market in &l the vard on sale were alm! beef and there iny showing tee 1 at $4.75 $4.65. The bulance mostly of odds and ends there was quite a excecdingly enough to load of 1,391- other bunch of the sales were Among the west- howing of good beef One smail punch _of 1.3%-pound tecrs sold at $1.80. The market on fat cattle was steady to strong 18 no shortage of cow stuff, about rty loads being reported in the ' yards majority of the cows were westerns, loads of natives were very scattering » demand wa and the market Tea sonably active cn anyth ng desiribe. Good cows and helfers brought about last week’s prices. Common and rough cows were not as free sellers and were weak Kers and crs were i large sup ply, there being quite a number carried over from last week in the hands of speculat in addition to the fresh arrivals, While fecder trade was p Jast w ninety-nine cars hav n - shipped into the country, it been rather cult to Keep even with the supply prices paid for feeders have been pretty high, and that fact, combined with the large offerings, brought ‘about a weaker murket The market as a general thing was about 10c lower, Quite @ string of westerns brought .40, and still m. 8 X Really choice’ feelders, having both welght and quality, were scarce. Representative steers were it all were hardly mike One and a attle frabl There w the ek out dif I Av. P N 1070 83 1010 3 16 HEIFERS, 245 KERS AND FEEDERS, 2) 310 1 $ 33 WESTERNS, NEBRA: 11 Jarron & Louther, 2 feedors 31 ferde Holeomb, B steers 3 foeders. 3 15 1 foeder WYOMING mpa 1 hfs McFaurlane 1 ste OUTH DAKOTA, HOGS and for 1t was blue Monday mistake. Only 8ix and as was not enough A Killing no one tried very hard One packers bought hiner Sy Al livision i (0 muke to" buy the lond or 1w the mi b it would Vit there beer enough SKIPS AND 13 i) Th . Aemand prices. I e it 7‘1\\ £l ol irm for 1 1.7 $3.0005.50. Dakota Lou s Live $tock Murket July 22.—CATTLE—Rece nis, 100 head; market export ste dressed beef and steers, § andheifers P, 4,40 G100 | 40 light st LOUIS shipm and and Indian HOGS T head; market packers, $4.4060 SHEEP—Re 14, 2 shipments. [} Kunsas Clty CITY. July shipmients, Texas bt KANSAS 70 hea 10 head. Mu 240 ) S M2 3.8 X0@5.10; pigs. 34400 SHEEP—Receipts, 2 head. Market steady ew York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, July 2 —BEEVES-Receipt LS head; oo sale, 4 G slews Jp lus Be » head pmer JULY Oattle Seems to| 23, 'lfl \ tive steers, 1504 cows, 810 fean stecrs v beot, sHERE n eale falr AL 10g AND) 16,100 he | Trade Was 1o fuyers Stur CHICAGO, July opening, by purch for | There & and rd of recoi Monday, July Live I LIVERPOOL, ni > fornia I chang: higher August ste Putures op. teady with near distant position n middle psition ptember s 1; Decembor OV Market far inter, 78 PROVISIONS 1 25 (o 40 1bs, clear, light heavy, 5 e 18 1hs. 6 607 cloar 12 to 18 11 prime_me v prime CHERS) Amerlc OILS. At Lond Ca NEW ORLEAN Ly i 1 YORK reporte BALTIMORE, 1 nth ani Augis 2 b, RYE—Some G818 b FALL for sp. NEW late in th pring w parent, a very' g many visting Printing ¢ RIv YOIK, iy ed No. 3 white RYE-Dull WHISK Y )t $1.23 for RECEIT oats, 0 bu.: SHIPMENTS W b, 46,000 1 U Firm high S-Wh MILWAUKE 2 wpring, 6 Lower Higher ConN OATS 5 LEY-—Non Firmer; AT RYE Dimace MINNEAPOLIS, nal confirm th northern. part fr nd ¥ o Keatter who! The | taking the wer yields ¢ Visibi, YOR by " the fallow W bu. NEW ed \ neay MINNEAPOLIS Dulut ELGIN, Jul ¥r FRANCIS Ma he following ve N, ice Blake 10AC Lellics Milwauk Hein B and e o p bulls, # wror » i \rensed xports (od LAMIS- | i0 LIV ow In Opening, ted Busiaes In cn b EYRVREY but « numt and L 0t tock In sight, At the fou H cuttl s crpo 1 My iy 22 WHEAT- Spot ved winter, b8 21 1 hard ol utur uiet firmer W { posit % higher Iy distributed; * July Eeptemb 4 Decomber, s 6l ady; Ametiean mixed ned qull and unchanged, o sitions 1 higher high s8 e wauly August, 4 October Novembe Min Wi no 18 fl 1 a a to 45 2 6 rt el M demand poor; St firm T Cumberland 38 11 el 1on back heayy ™ n (Pacific coast), £2, piton Tuly W 11-1i not Market. 22, —COTTON - Qule re Grain Mariets. 22 WITEAT wt eptemt imer, N \pients el futures, inquirics we e ext Tancy. cot v ) volume ¢ buyers that Lther loths were ths, firm 21 0w n firn gnr Market. SUGAR—Raw, ria Mar CORN- finis 1s on eat, 1,200 bu.; ve, @i b, 4 9,000 rn, 4 barley, non: bu.i corn barley, 1,4 © Margets, WHEA Y e N N 1 N dic. at Confirmed. s 1o the n wheat river valley line; smut of barley but to Wi July g fleld: reported lerably e supply of Grain, July 22 New Wh ) bu. de polis Wh Jul Markot, WHEAT h W haat wH Mirket, AT ter Market, BUTTER Wheat Quo ations 2 —WHEAT—I - - rriuge Licen marriage licen rime dry An Atter Wae Heisk. incipal markets a wiest 1 i Louls o t and 516 12, W bu Jour s were issued ] . % Their Ohild, CHILD EXINERATLD Nelghbors Pl the T ussner Up Mother Lenten by me for o the Arcest Father " 1By s Wife. of dulin and a his Appes 1 John Klassner a yesterday t daughter | their again Julia, wh charg nstance, being with | rigible | 1 les rding to th | that | pretty th a tough g ot They alleged wh old quite | be mpany |y who live near § and that she Nancy Hanks gait witnesses. The entire seemed to be on Julla's side, offered by a dozen W family, puts the bad light girl was & Fr ilfa, had g of b oand is 15 years Keeping c people and ur | Pac the I fic [ d at a there other But were n ghbor nd the whi ther her a the ry th y the wa | that only | plair | stopped girls quain enough n hair and h n the f her ance. Th n. sh to suit and Nirs, of th t i did the par Klasst use Other W ben work and that she out since she was 12 had been abused because she refused to turn over arnings to her parcnts. People e girl had worked testified to her character, and one of the women ake the girl and give her a h this showing the case against the dismissed and the parents were reprimand. home of h whom d ot on was all for Eirl Biv ONE WHO DID THE FIGHTING nowledgod that e Was Not us A n Man as ik Wite, Qu-de showed his court and there were enough credit to a veteran of m Henry was arrested Sunday charge of disturbing the peace by fighting had a protest that was strong enough to stand alone. He had not done any fighti He had been in a fight, but not enough to cut any figure. His wife was the who had done the fighting were evidence of her he defendant had just fairly s his tale of wor when the wife w court and turned loose on him that she had been fighting. She had given her $2.15 in four weeks he went out with some men Sunday up her mind to take a hand He came home Sunday night n her. She took her five child tairs and then started out iry him wra diktovered rse blanket in a dark hall Then didn't do a thi to him but take a ¢ cuttle and wha him three times across the head and_m on other parts of his boly. 8! by punching him in arm with a butch knife She wa n to tell about other family troubles but at the suggestion of the court she wa led out and turned loose. Henry departel by a back street, and denied that he had any idea of going directly hon NOT THE Quade Ac Henry scar lice to do in g of them wars o night on a 1 he t one prowess arted on ked intc She dene said Henry and when she ma afair | o uy H the hid an in and int to ed room She f in & he Kk wound up Serlous Chaige Charles Webber with being a pr the complainin The Martin very bright story of woman - was cook at one Agalust Webbor, s in the city jail, curer, with Etta Ma witr an not w0 is pretty, though tells a straight with Wel The formerly employed ry of the hotels. and Webber was a cook at the same establishment. She had a lover who proved false and accomplished her ruin_ under the promise of marria He left the city, and the wirl lost her posi tion. She said that she met Webber Satur day night, and he told her that he would give her some mo to help her out of her trouble if she would e his room. Sh consented, and he took her to a house of il repute on’ Ninth street, locked her in a room andkept her there’ all night iy marning she succe place and went Webber his been nd the case will be yet she dealings pa to t arr heard this afte Identified 1 1s Assailunt, Uncle George Medlock, the n of Prospect Hill cemetery int lice court yes Swan Berkland, committed an a the night of July 13 O Medlock was going home n he was ilted at Sixteenth and Ca streets and badly aten that his recovery was considerc doubtful for some days He 1s still very feeble He positively identified Berkland as the man who sluggel him, and a number of witnosses testified to having the ac cused in the neighborhood about the time the assault was made. Judge Berka heid Berkland to the district court in the sum of $800, and in default of bail he went the county jail Wil Know proprietor s out venerable ex was almos erday carrie appear against accusel of havi Mr. Medlock on that evening Mr with a of bee who i I ault upos Better Noxt Time of the Equity three suits of clothing and the result of it on Saturday night his name as Martin a suit of clothes for himself Vs 1g In payment a check signed by Eggers & Back, and made payable to Martin Anderson for “therty-sex” doliars The purchases amounted to $26, and Mr Levy passed up the bundles and a good $10 bill. The Anderson check was proved to b a forgery, and olics are looking for man by that with a new suit clothes, Th re cash, clothing $10 with in as his 1 tomer and bought and two b ling Tha cn Anderson custom gave the name i of 11 Burgain, of a lull in t tell his tale He stated that he 1 Grimm 0 Council Bluffs la and had been living in ta had forgotten all at vows, apparently, and had her affection me livorce and t the N I« proceedings Ju Clark took advantage yesterday to Berka woe t W marri September Omaha. E marriage lavishing wanted a did t wan ing to make court if the tentic He war 2 lawyer tter all Slatpate referred but right pro the m i n. was to Took it for T Emmet he had faith frightful cold and the doctor told him his hide full of whisky a_remedy followed the prescription implicitly and Wimself in police court yeste with wife beating and having rc trunk. His cold was broken was dism Heslth, A drinkin mas s not man, yet had o | to get H found lay, char bbed his however in his pl Emmet Wou'd Not Coutrl Ted Powers and Fred Fit the police for having Brown was acc rner of th and Clark ht and asked to contribu can of b He refused t ulted and severely had a warrant i © 1o the Growler. rald are wanted | sted by these men He ha; a Children Cry foh' Pitcher's Casteria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry fos and Henry's scars | a | |NOT AS BAD AS THE PARENTS| | Father and Mother Both Arrayed Agaiinst IN POLICE COURT | toty | . res—— AV VVVALIAN SWEET SAVORY SATISFYING SWIFT'S PREMIUM T e ) [ NP HAMS - BACON Think of the thousands of hams and bacon that go out from South Omaha daily! We gelect but the best ones for the brand, “SWIFT'S UPREMIUM.” Suioked lightly trimmed nicely-—extra mild--not salty. No man could make them better, For Salo by all First-Class Dealers. SWIFT AND COMPANY :,‘ SOUTH OMAHA, NEB, YAl AN | PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES LGS, BURLAP AND TIWINE, BERIS OMAHA BAG (0. s 1s of it sacks and tton o and bure BEEWERIES. "~ OMAHA BRE WING ASSOCIATION @ load shipments made fn Ribbon, El Family Export, port delivered t and of city. COrrEn SPICES, BAKING LO'MI ID\TL[) COFE POWDER, nd Towdir ant 1014 and 1416 Harnes st., ere German Hop Yeast CARRIAGES, ETC, DROMVOND CARRIAGE C), put rubl wn make tres and bull bearing axles on their vehicles, and sell a top buggy for sides. Write them. 1Sth and Harne rLOUR. GILMAY. f Gold Meda! Flour. ¢ Omaha. ITURE FACTORIES, 0N UPHOI.hHR[’tl. (0. Manur of Parlor ¥ Tables and Foldiy » Shaler Sta. 1CE AND COAL SlLlH OMAHA 1CE ARD st L. yard, 1766, am Coal Farnam-st. J. A. Doe, Ge W have the oftice ral Manager, 1RON INDUSHHM " IRON WORKS. Manufacturing of all machinery, ors, WORKS, and Repalring pumps, ele shafting and t., Om Kinds of printing 08 engincs, v hangers, couplings and 108 Howard. PHOENIX FOUNDRY ©). Fire Hydrants, Water and G Boiler Fronts and vhoels. Architectural J6th-st., Omaha. PAXTON & VIERLING ll(()\ \\\)Rl\ Manufacturers of It ral - Foundry, Machine and vk Engincers and Contractors Proof. Buillings. Ofice and wo and_ So. 17th street, Omul Pipes,specials, Fittings, Street r'y 1s. ton wa Office, 307 8. Architectural MALTRESSES, €OT L. G DOUP. Manufacturer Muttresses, Spring Feathers ana Pillows lith Omahu. crIBs, Beds, and Jobber Nichol MANUELCTUL CHEMIS TS, COHPANY, te, Elixirs, trituritos hypos fic medical nov- THE MERCER CHEMICAL Manufacturers of Fluld Extr and Wines, compressed ts, pills an ha, = MINERAL WATER WEDESSA MINERAL WATER CO., 20 So. 1ith st, Tel 4. Medessa Mineral Water. Carbonated, uncqualled. Fiain for table NLGHT W ", ANERICAN DISTRICT TEL only perfect pr M. Best thing ral 1904 a FIRE SERVIC (GRAPH, to property. on earthi.| Reduces Douglas-st The tection Exame insure = OViRALL FACTORIES. KATZ-N ORS00, of Men's and und Overalls. nufacturers Shirts Doys' € 202212 8, thing, ants, 12th st PAPER BOXES OMAHA PAPER BOX CO. n of Kinds of Shell Hoxes, Bample Cases, Mailing Tab wdding cake and fancy candy boxes, 1 fewelly boxes, 120810 Jones-st THE driknt SHIRT FACTORIES, 1. EYANS- -NFLR\SKA SHIRT C) Ii £ 131 tom shirt Telephone 10t 207% per munlh AN Faraam 908 | v nd a i y r vle 1 1 K ALY . TOCKS HAMPDEN F. THOMAS & CO. K and Bond B ber of Commerce, CHICAGO 3cCh JAMES E. BOYD, J Telephone 1039 BOYD & DEAN OMAHA, N CO MMISS [ ON Grain. Provisions & Stocks Room 111% Hoard of Trade. W. DEAN, EMITH P. S GRAIN and PRO\ Room 4. N. Y. Life Bidg, Branch offices at Fremont STANE CO. ONS Omaha, All h 2 . Chi= s | y Refer W First MARGIN A ¢ [ , Phece TRADING |, 11w ich is NEW and XPLAINED COMPLETE. 1t arly _explaing v trading and DEFINES ALL MAKKET XPIESSIONS. 1t's free and ‘will teach you something, ARBOGAST & CO., 3 Traders | Pitcher's Castoria. | Buiie 16, Chleagos