Wheat and Cotton Output and Weather News
The report by H. Seamang of Milwaukee surveys the wheat crop outlook for 1885 with a projected U.S. yield of 339 million bushels and a May to June decline. It cites regional yields, winter versus spring wheat prospects, and notes a probable drop from 360 million in the prior year. Also reported are details on cotton area, state conditions, and weather impacts, plus a tornado in Bridgewater, Iowa causing damage and one fatality, and a Park Hotel fire in Samsoyeay, Wisconsin with substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Seamang
Milwaukee
Millers’ National Association
United States
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Millers’ Association
Agricultural Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Clinois
Missouri
California
New England
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Towa
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texaa
Arkansara
Tennessec
Tennessee
Jonathan
Texas
Arkansas
Brnuneton
Massene
Cass County
Bridgewater
Lilly
Hartman
James Swenton
James Ford
Richard Bell
E. Strong
James Hendry
Samsoyeay
Wis
Park Hotel
Otto Puhlmann
Plymouth
Hien Porst
N.C
Randleman Cotton
Randolph County
ManieTex
Mich
Kitzinger
Mapbox
Dak
Lake County
Derror
Ann Arbor
New Orleans Exposition
University of Michigan
University Art Museum
Angell
China
Hayes
Wisconsin Fire Underwriters
Wisconsin Fire Underwriters’ Union
John H. Warner
Wm. L. Jones
J. C. Griffiths
Madison
George E. Redfield
Chicago
Daniel Schultz
T. W. Briggs
Appleton
J. F. Bates
Dubuque
Alex. Main
Oscoop
Turner Graham
Graham
Wanrewater
Wisconsin Fire and Measles Show Daily News Flurry
The Weekly Wisconsin reports fires across North Carolina Michigan and South Dakota with damages and job losses. A Marshfield dispute intertwines saloon and store interests as local legal actions loom. Measles rise in Watertown with some 300 cases while insurance and grain statistics shape economic outlooks.
Finance and Commerce. Weekly banking and grain report
The Financial Office notes moderate banking business with light loan demand and easy discount rates around 6 to 7 percent for prime mercantile paper and 5 percent for call loans. Currency flows westward are down and grain movement easing. bank clearings total 3,080,258.61 for the week. Prices on wheat and flour rise and fall, with mill operations suspended locally. Market figures cover currencies, stocks, and various commodities, including beans, oats, cornmeal, and provisions, alongside shipping and foreign exchange rates.
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Wiscouniy
Milwaukeg
New York Exchange
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Osawego
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Portland
London
Pacific
Brandton
Brevajenh
The
Millers’ Association
Washington Bureau
Europe
Northwest
Minneapolis Millers’ Association
Wei - Hkre
S. P
Burirk—Choice Creamery
Les
Lonpoy
Liverpool
Mark Lane
California
England
Paris
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Marriages Listed Across Wisconsin Towns in May June
A sequence of marriage notices from various Wisconsin locales. Couples include S K Clark with Mrs R B R Menzie in Elkhorn, J A Roul with Ada Desimorse in Watertown, and W F Hall with Mary Blaisdell in Brushville, among others. Dates span May 3 to June 3 across Fond du Lac, Madison, Rhinelander, Milwaukee and more.
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Elkhorn
S.K. Clark
R. BR. Menzie
Watertown
J. A. Roul
Ada Desimorse
Brushville
W. F. Hall
Mary Blaisdell
Oconomowac
Severin Nelson
Julia Olsen
Fond du Lac
Henry Malone
Delia Auche
Whitewater
Martin Horent
Kate Burns
Rhinelander
Thomas Hagan
Cassie Langilt
Bristol
L. BR. Walbridge
Flora. Clements
Foreat
Etta L. Moyers
J. F. Hagan
Maggie McDermott
Springville
Andrew Johnson
Emma Johnson
Madison
George Lippert
Barbara Walter
Clinton
H.H. Church
Barrington
Ill
Edith J. Russell
Pond du Lac
J.sandford
Shoygan Falls
Misa Louise’. McCall
Prairie du Chien
Wm. Hauriet
Belvidere
May Fler
Milwaukee
Freelan E. Hotchkiss
Katharine Hickcox
Mary Rostock
John T. Kelly
Mapleton
Wis
Obituary notices list deaths across Wisconsin towns
A compiled death notices page records numerous individuals from cities including Rock, Lyons, Augusta, Janesville, Oshkosh, Beloit, West Bend, Whitewater, Delavan, Lake Geneva, Germantown, Ashland, Milwaukee and more with ages ranging from infants to seniors. Entries mention names such as D E Ensign Elisha Hull Uriah Schutt Lydia Pool and Mary Christ, along with dates in May and June and several family relations noted in Milwaukee.
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Rock
Charles Gower
Lyons
D. E. Ensign
Augusta
Elisha L. Hull
Janesville
Uriah Schutt
Oshkosh
Lydia Pool
Bn. Scott
Maggie Coleman
Beloit
Mary E. Christ
West Bend
Louise Kleffler
Maria Hoppe
Whitewater
Sarah Wagon
Alice Fuller
Albert Sweetland
Delavan
Julia Madden
Lake Geneva
J. E. Thomas
Geo. W. Sturgis
Sarah B. Kempster
Lancaster
Samuel A. Spencer
Jefferson
Elisabeth Graham
Calamus
Catherine Williams
Germantown
Catherine Schlater
Ashland
Nancy C. Bradford
E. H. Chandler
Milwaukee
Vera Bagley Collins
Wiliam W
Jennie Colling
Mattie BM. Spear
E E. Bowen
Mary
John
Mary Bray
Sarah McKillip
Annie Stewart
John H. Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cansoria Perry
Mfe
Jay
the Weekly
Marshfield
Hewitt
Wood County
Korth & Maas
Korth & Marker
Charles Wickert
Webb
Chilton
Wickert
Milwaukees
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Keokuk
New
Providence
Detroit
American Association
Baltimo
Pittsby
Athletic
Brookly
Louisville
Metropolitanls
Walnut Ridge
Galena
Murray
Bennett Andrews
Hazel Green
Beatty
Hazsianna
Joe Murray
Sinsinawa Mound
Spot
Lady Rice
Bull
W. H. Hazard
Elk. Grove
Floretta
Joe Larkin
Jaxesvilee
Humphrey
S.J. Humphrey
Edgerton
Lake Koshkonong
J.T. Toynton
Stella Taylor
Toynton
Miss Taylor
Mra Humphrey
Canada
Great Britain
Finance and Commerce
Coxs
Coopersge
Lehigh Jump
Scranton
Lackawanna
Blossburg
Pittsburg
Briar Hill
Beach
St.Louis
Young Hyson
Imperial
Japan
Porto Rico
Ponce
New Orleans
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Patna
Rio
Gross Bros
Golden Laundry
Iowa Upland
Ory
Telegraph
Jane Aao
Une
Sepember Lake
Bam
Cariaco
Central Pacific
Ohio Central
Chicago & Alton
Ohio- Mississipp
Ont
Western
San
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Lengland Colum's
Pacific Matt
Bais del
Hucco
Del
Leck
Lewe
Bria
Reading
Rock Island
Fort Wayne
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St. Josne
Harlem
St. Paupreke
Houston
P. Min
Ind. Blom
Win
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansan
Lake Erie
Texas Pacific
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Louis
Nash
N. Albany
Stl
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Wells Fargo
Mem. & Char
Western Union
Michigan Centre
Quicksilver
Ey G Minn
Missouri Pacific
Osgic
Mobile & Ohi
Morris
Esse
Leopold Wiler
Kensington Medical & Surgical
Broadway
Kensington
Sr. Frost
Ted Journal
Invalid
C¢Fuskas
Wiasconsen
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Price Barking Powder CO
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