The herald., November 23, 1883, Image 1

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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good
Buffalo Coats,
Dog Skin Coats.
Buffalo and Goat Robes,
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Duck Coats,
Ulsters,
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baccos. TEAS.
A l'TLL LINK OF
Groceries.
Tea Dust,
Luck. GO
Star. GO*-:
ans
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Slciltrt' ltamuter(M)c
tlgt' Hammer
colored Japs.
SUCCESS!
stock
ol
ASONED LUMBER,
and a line assortment
kior the Sign
DINGS, D()( )RS and windows.
of
the Wisconsin LumhiT
DEALERS IN
specialty. Also a large supply
Next
LEAC1I .V NOCK. Proprietor:
le and Fancy Groceries:
TEA
Door to Post Office.
Hfhcat
25c
35,40, 50, 60
i aild. 70 ceiltS.
j0oloilg,
w
(W stone, and Sun cured Jap
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60c
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Experts ingrain statistics are still
differing—politely, but forcibly—
about the propable surplus wheat for
export in the United States in the cur
rent year, and concerning what thev
'term the shortage in the world's sup"
l»ly- It is diflicult to see the full force
ot the argument of those who rea
son that there is not to be enugh
wheat to go around into anywhere
from IS 000,000 to 22,'00,000 bushels
jaccoiding to the source of inspiration.
I The United Kingdom consumed 200,
000.000 bushels of wheat in ISf2-is!. to
Aug. 31. The estimates of the total
domestic (Hritish) crop of wheat just
harvested range fro'a tiO.OuO.OOo to
H).000,(i00 bushels. Call it but 56,000
•.000 if you ulease. There was in store
at British ports and at waterside in
the United Kingdom at the cereal
i
Overcoats,
Clothing,
year 4o,000,000 bushels of wheat.
And this does not include (lour from
America and other foreign grain
then clogging millers' warehouses in
the United Kingdom. These two es
timates, winch are low, show an ag
gregate British supply for the years
l^fco-M amounting to M.OoO.OOO bush
Vis, and leaves 104,000,000 to be sup-
1
Boots and Shoes,
plied. Say that from all scources
about 30.000,000 bushels of wheat had
been imported into the United King
dom during September and October.
{That leaves, at an inside esiimate, but
j74.0iist,000 bushels to be obtained be
ltweeuNov. 1. 1&<3, and Aug. 31,1VH.
On Nov. 1, Russian Baltic ports were
still shipping heavily, although at
shockingly low prices. Of course
they must soon close for the winter,
and no more grain can be obtained
thence until alter Slay. A strictly
{conservative estimate of the past
year's crop in the United States is
'417,000.000 bushels. I know that Mr.
Walker, of the produce exchange
here, put the total at 300,000.0'M) or
lower but. estimating home consump
tion and a reserve stock required to
be carried over (the latter at say 35.
000,(^00 bushels) at 255,000,000 15.
000.0O0 for industrial purposes 52,000
000 for seed, and one linds a total of
422.000,000 bushels, which we will
require at liome between August 31
land a like date next year. The
., plus wheat carried over last year was
not less than 55.000,000 bushels, at
e u e n y e a a e a i n 42,000,-
juOO bushels. And the difference be
I tween this and the previous total—
I that specitied as required at home—
shows
a net surplus for export (alter
allowing for a reserve of 150.000,000
i bushels. Of course Canada will want
perhaps 10.000.00U bushels of this, and
jtlie West Indies and Knith America
'twice as much. Then, even,we shall
i
have
'for
'""'itlis of business has convinced the undersigned that
in locating in Jiig Stone City. Thanking the public loi
Mid hoping by strict attention to business to merit I yp-tiiiid India and Russia
*ull the. attention of tliose who are expecting to build, lat tia
120.000,000 bushels remaining
Europe. The United Kingdom,
Us said, would want in the lteiglrtior
jh'ood of 74,000,0Ui bushels and France
future i will want, say 6o.000,ooo. J»ut Aus-
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.10 as well liv you as any li,„, 1. town. ami that you «... W
Co.
iw'-ird from while this
^uo,oOo bushels to spare for Europe.
Fstimates are, alter all. but estimates
and if the total production of wheat
in this country on the filial count
proves to have been but 30o.000,0UO
bushels, of course Europe will find
tint about ninetv millions of bushels
of the same avail aide for its needs
iu case she wants that much.
The drunken man in Russia is not
treated with much consideration.
The Russian authorities are no
respecters
of person—for rich and
poor alike, when found intoxicated
and incapable on the street, are hus
tled to the police station. Next
morning the drunkard is roused be
times, and feasted upon bread and
water. Then he is compelled to take
his place in the street gang, and go
out with broom to clean the high
ways.
There
P,!G STONE CITY, DAK., FRIDAY, NOV. 23, NO. 14
are two good and sutli-
cient reasons for the introduction ol
the Russian svsten here. (1) It has a
tendencv
to discourage drunKenness.
land gives the wealthy drunkard no
advantage over the poor one. The
Streets need cleaning hadly.—ivx.
Old papers for sale at the Ilciald
1 office.
To Rent-The store and rooms on
second
floor in building on Cornell
kveuue opposite
priwp*!
Come and see those pumps at the
Novelty Wood Works.
TAKE NOTICE.
All parties knowing thcm«efrrei
ii.dibt.-d to n* cither by note or
book account* Will
rnoucr.
,taie
caI1 a,ul
trifle at ©*ce. we need the
CA^TARD
UOOMS
at STEVENSON.
TO LET—Over
the HERALD
ffice I nquire on the premises.
RIO STONE CITY, DAK.
TAINTS. OILS,
C. L. HOLMES & BRO.,
Cornel! Avenue, Big Stone City, Dak.
TOILET ARTICLES.
A.
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Eoots and Shoes,
BOOT AND SHOE HEADQUARTERS
AT
JACKSON BUHLERS!
Four different kinds of Ladies' and Children's Custom Shoes'
and Men's in endless quantity and styles also a big
Ready-Made Clothing
for the Fall trade.
Oats, Caps, Mits, &c.,all at very Low X'riros
Call and. See Me.
•n
slock
JACKSON BUHLER.
DRUGS
AND
DYE ST FES. SPICES. TOY'S, FANCY ARTICLES. COM US, AND
AT
of
YARNISII,
STATIONERY.
Call and Examine
TIIE IMMENSE STOCK OF
NOBBY CLOTHS
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
AT
Caward & Stevenson's
Mrtait Tailor Dsn Ant.
LOWEST PRICE-.