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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1889
Page
3
Finance and commerce notes describe livestock trading dullish with mixed receipts and steady to firm prices. Market coverage mentions buyers and sellers across selling barns, with seasonal demand patterns and regional activity noted by the reporting editor.
Fragmented report from Telegraph markets column notes mixed activity in grains with wheat futures rising mildly as prices firm after a period of volatility. Observers describe market conditions as cautious with variances across weeks and references to December and early next year amid fluctuating buying interest.
Doubtful OCR text mixes scattered names places events and numbers. It reads like a jumble of phrases including streets people and stock terms with no clear event or narrative to summarize into a coherent local notice.
Attorneys praise the pocket docket for its two indexes, alphabetical and diary, letting lawyers see court dates at a glance. The slim bound guide records cases and dates, endorsed by practitioners. The item notes one testimonial among many.
A mixed advert from Wichita Eagle issues a docket note praising an attorney’s pocket docket and a mail price, followed by a long rail excursion notice for St Louis via the Frisco Line. Details include prices, dates, and agents, with warnings about passenger platform safety. Georgetowns are mis-spelled. a jumble of names and dates appears throughout.
A New York report recounts Champion George Sloson explaining how ivory billiard balls and cue tips predict rain. He notes temperature sensitivity, shape changes with pressure, and quick cracking from drafts, claiming Millard balls reveal the clerk of the weather’s mood and can beat forecasts.
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