General Markets: Wheat, Provisions, Hogs and Live-Lot Prices
Chicago markets show futures higher for Warat and Copn notes with July to Sept ranges. Hog prices firm from 4.20 to 4.95 for light and 4.70 to 5.10 for heavy. cattle and shipping rates listed. Wool, butter, potatoes and regional grain figures included for Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana and neighboring states. Weather and New York and Baltimore quotations also noted for wheat and corn futures.
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Chicago
Warat
Mess Park
Cayvue
Wisconsin
Iliiois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
B.G. Plummer
Wausau
San Francisco
Frederick Reutschler
Indianapolis Manufacturing Company
John M. Brunswick
Cincinnati
Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Union Pavitic
Lakes
Pacific Ocean
Cleveland
Ezra Baird
Idaho
Charles M. Thomas
Kentucky
Supreme Court of
Arthur
Blaine
Logan
Little Rock
Arkansas
John Prill
Vittsburg
Boston
Providence
New Albany
J. G. Strunk
Charles Hoover
Moun
Ilinois
Frank Hooks
Lancaster
Wix
Doreas Cushman
Lima
Locks
London
Wisconsin Central Road
St. Paul
United States
Canada
Ilabert O. Thompson
County Democracy
New York
Worth House
Schlessingervile
Milwaukee
St. Paul Company
Charles Engel
Newport
Admiral Baldwin
Major Fleming
Montana
Waterford
Ireland
Thomas F. Meagher
Daviess County
Charles III
Brown
John Grimsley
Ohio
J. W. Keifer
Kennedy
John R. Thomas
Llingis
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Illinois
Vermont
Crops and trials echo through Chicago and beyond
July reports from the Farmers' Review warn of a severe drought shrinking late crops including spring wheat, corn, oats, and potatoes across Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Michigan and North Dakota. In Chicago the anarchist trial unfolds with Pinkerton ties and bomb links as milder news from Milwaukee and other cities follows.
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Curiaco
Turners’ Steeiew
United States
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Michigan
Illinois
Ilinois
Pinkerton
Johnson
First National Bank
Ele
Order
Tle
Promp
New York Morning Journal
Ignatz Swatotka
East One Hundred and Fifth Street
Swobotka
Haymarket
Chicago
Ife
Europe
MiLwaukux
Wis
National Park
St. Louis
Congressional Notes and Senate Actions July 2 1885
The Senate debated Knights of Labor petitions favoring land bills and the Oklahoma Bill, read a letter from Joseph Beaumont asserting petitions were authorized by the KOL general executive board. Bills to revise statutes were favorably reported, while public buildings funding and river harbor matters continued. The chamber passed civil and deficiency appropriations, with later votes on naval expansions and private pension bills, adjourning after a late session.
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Senate
van Wyel
Knights of Labor
Oklahoma
Joseph Beaumont
Chattoru
Voss
General Executive Board
Order
United States
Hoar
Committee On the Judiciary
Piyate
Charkstieg
We Va
Springfield
Netha City
Hhale
Harbor Hill
Sandy Hook
Honehep Canal
May Veter
Call
Juwhey
Ma. Call
Fin Democratic
Donoumedig
Mayne
Hyarts
Lish
Messrs. Hoar Ail Frye
Cejeelud
Coke
Committee On Fituanee
Ie House Saint
Edmunds
Lee Duimnaktee
Iquire
Cluntlin
Hawley
Committee On Printing
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Blair
House
Commissioner of Labor
Dawes
Committee On Appropriations
Cocice
Committee On Naval Affairs
Voorhees and
Harrison
Thomas Han
Gen. Durbinard
Sewell
Denver
Phelps Circulates Fisheries Question for Merchant Input
United States Minister Phelps has prepared a circular on fisheries at Lenton and privately sent it to leading U.S. fishing merchants. He requests responses and suggestions be sent to him after the matter is referred by Secretary Bayard.
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C. R. Mabley
Detroit
Mtue
Aa Mw
Spiers
W. H L. Bolton
Chicago
John T. Stuart
Bolton
William Hunter
Washington
Hunter
Department of State
Andrew Jackson
Ohio
Springfield
Sulphur Station
Kentucky
Wilson
Oregon
Adad
P.P. Schell
Dyme
Hinted Express
Whith
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
Bath
Wraplington
Sanuel J. Snelling
Lanwell
Mass
Nahant
Marquis of
Selisbury
Osbourne House
London
House of Commons
Tts
Lord Catloean
John Boyle Oreilly
United States
Great Britain
Senate
M. M. Thompson
Haysmarked
Spies
Schwab
Wiley
Rudolph Schimubelt
Albert Shaw
New Orleans
Republican Party
Thomas W. Millett
Somerville
Charles W. Whitney & Co
Boston Note-Brokers
Maverick National Bank
Boston
Knights of Labor of
New York
Ehret
District Assembly
Knights
Lamar
Phelps
Lenton
Bayard
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Spangler & Wade
East Main Street
Business Directory
S. W. McCaughey
Ole
William McMillan
H. Beatty
K. H. Folge
Oberth Volger
U.S
Pennsylvania
Trenant Black
Erie Street
Massillon
Stark
Nion National Bank
Jos
Calumian
J.B. Hunt
NAT Toma Bank
Me Street
Magsillon
S. Hunt
C. Steese Czshuter
Deposlt Bank
Pe BK Saller
Iremont Streets
Dhl
Blumenscheln
Tigers
West Main Street
Oruccists
T. Balyzly
Opera House
Humberger & Son
Ames A. Hackett
West Main
Ohn
H. Ogden
D Atwater & Son
Atwater
S A.conrad & CO
Main Street
Klock
Dr. Barrick
Royer
Main St
H. Kirkland
Oflice No
Todand
Oseph Coleman
F. von Kanel
West Side Jeweler
Enry F. Oehler
Westain Street
Nasalion Contracting and Building CO
Snyder & CO
Millard Min- Works
Erie
Assell & CO
Assillon
Joseph Corns & Son
Assillon Class
Assillon Iron Bridge Company
P. & Albright
German Deposit Bank
General Markets
Ste
Qvctober
Worat
Tige
Vaas
Rye
Baltimore
Massilton
Woor
Wu Wey
Righ
Line & Soda
Beat Phya
Sat
Jatkins Bros
Massillon Bee Hive
Allman, Putman & Leighley
Flumberger & Son, Denter
General
Robert Bonner
Judson
Maude
Comptroller of
Buffalo
Thomson
Cyrus W. Field
James Gordon Bennett
County Hospital
IL Treat
Charles F. Conant
Treasury
Bristow
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Albert Hanson
Denmark
W. P. Pierson
American Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
Nathan Schuler
Albany
Rondout
Young Men's Christian Association
Gen
Grant
Riverside Park
Belt Line Railway
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Best
Empire Protective Association
Salem
Congressional
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