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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1884
Page
2
The note estimates log yields on the Wisconsin River this year at 400000 feet. It mentions other figures including 2000000 worth of fruit in 1898, 1500000 in 1930, and 500000 in 1815, with various old economic notes and editor opinions interwoven.
A mixed set of antiquated items reports South Carolina public school pupil totals, Montana and Dakota harvests, postal note design changes, New York construction limits, cyclone fatalities and property losses, and a general note on U S foreign optimism and trade themes.
A narrator recounts an encounter with a mysterious woman entering a room in refined dress. She debates attire details, questions cleanliness, and exerts uncanny control over the scene, mixing vivid fashion talk with dreamlike tension and uncertain reality.
Waco Feb. 29 nearly the entire business portion of Iredell was burned Wednesday night with unknown losses and insurance. Also reported Boston February 28 Norseman steamed 110 miles along a solid ice wall after leaving Liverpool. In San Francisco February 99 Count Campo De Brichanton Italian vice consul arrested for slapping a Chinaman he insulted a lady. In Dinnapenrinta February 29 James O'Brien confessed that William Casey struck the fatal blow in the Pugh murder case. In New York February 29 Greece’s consul general says Greece has abolished import restrictions on American bog products effective February 22.
Market notes from Cleveland and Cincinnati on February prices for wheat corn oats and flax with bid and ask levels. Prices show declines in some grains and steady ranges in others, with cash and futures mixed. notable figures include No 2 red winter wheat around around 1.70 to 1.90 and corn bids near 5.00 to 5.40 per bushel, and pork and beef figures cited in Cincinnati with rib and shoulder prices.
The Lake Shore route operates daily between Budktow and OU City with stops at Buffalo and Warren among others. Timetables show arrival around 7 20 p m from Budktow and 7 45 p m from Lakeville with connections reaching Erie and New York. The ad also notes poultry and meat dealer U C Jones offering fresh and salted meats, ham sausages and lard in Exchange Street.
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