, 1874-08-10

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81 the Ho,tntl dootrino OF i,,r:oRHo Inns boen ls
cialyo everywhere. Wl,lo tullntti,g tho oillcau
vi ti'ls Or that 1roions for n rotsrn to Hpoctt
paymont, Or Tho relatyo yaluo Of gold M
forgoston to add a fow aorcB to Ills nrablc liant
ard to lovote all hour or two por tlRy Of nrtr
labor to tho cultivation Of his crops. Tlo,l tn
urAngo movement hos boou influential In til
11usbandry. social mud material i,nn,ovoroorI
wero tho nlafn objects OF tho aseociaton. III,
stimulation OF thought tho increased raa,lipn -
literature specially prepared for the firm, I'M
smy 1 svo III e al tho tho;y fesa e. oxporooo
moaes md molhotls Of cultivation. For til,
large crop, md tho conBoqueut inlirat,ona nj
good tta9o, tho Farmors Afoyonont ia entitled tt
vo1th9 so eTealt ny largely ami 1t is work fully
noittyt', ithy ~ .nen as the otor and Important QUO
ting raseasa Out Of Office, f"'
| PROVISIONS AND Fnu1Tp.
~, Ms result OF tho large corn crop, an easy nn]
tnli provision market would bo natural, hit the
| l9st year cauHol every available porkor In f.
slnnpea TO market. HhoatB woro eout tn alar,oh.
tor uino months before toy Should hayo s,' ham
TO TO-. sayo the expense 9f feeding and honco TIC
@ IN III ,ha ioostv s 10 a. wy sy 5 sGr TheEo
Tow days, at loast 2,000 OF 5000 layo boar
protight hofo from kentucky to food. Food viii
Da cheap. and tho consequence is, that tho hore
w." ~ LII u9s'ot tAitoacd than last yoar, wflo tho
p1iees p. Will rule high, owing to tho limited sup.
", The fruit crop will not average moro than ouo-
~ a!i i.ast year the frost killed Tie majority OF
tno ,oi.oomng trooa in Indiana. savo tho hardior
,rit t,e o. apple, aud tue comparison ia made
eoon Weld. Duddod poaohea Will DO short, willis
aoeeannga viii give a fair yield. Tnore arc indi-
na.ons III tAo poaches now bolng received Of n-
.mnnY us.,alY early maturity and 1t is believed tho
n$ {&t l. fut.h
Mseii, although tho lator varioties are
falling 9G largely before ripouing but tic oron
ts abundant aud tho prlco ranges from al. Al n
S1;Go per barrol: Worry little IL dono IN shipping
t; u;usna iruls. Conaignors aro careless III soleo.
aon ana packtng, and worry little Is fit for Eastern
Shipment. ln tho coming years, pomologiste
may learn TINT there is money In tho cujt,ystinn
q iruit, and then trade will loyelop worthy
,9ea1,, t1e nhmo; Small frita havo boon p1outif,l-
rmr nn H. parucnlnlly vo1y EXCESSIVE and
largely; tho early yarotioa aro III tic market in
iiaseo luautistos, and tho fields Of tic intnr
bfands RloW oYory indication OF q plontooua
erop. As rulo, lndiana is an importer OF pota-
toes for domestic consumption. Bit tia vear % va
shall hare plonty, aud to spare. ~
THE DUefNEss-ouTlooK
A tour through "tho street" reyoa1s tbo
noa1t:iy and confident tono Of business mon.
vaas Of thssey thss np1n the abundant
nonts ana preparationa. Wholesale doalora layo /
orunod their trade closely, cutting of bad n,,u.
omers, collecting every dollar Of intloltoiuogn
11a ona solag o only to ouetonera aud to eau
aaapplcd itself to tho retail dcalor and to tLo
an thonoo to every house
,ola' Economy has been tho watohword since
'eptemtor last; oash-payments havo boon moro
1nl7efsa! IN as. thau for fifteen yoaH; whilo
sting Indebtedness bus been poretstont, and in
enoral successful. Tho country neyer WA w
ear out Of debt as to-day,-at least. not for
cars eal1 gueanoss has seldom been upon suror
ON tho past, md moro cheering outlook For for
10 tuturo. Tho domestic economy onfnrced 10
10 10 panic atagnated trado; all tho babits Of i1-
ugence and luxury wors checked, and whatever
- y ~ possession wasaed until absolutely worn
,ver Woro tho absolute nocessities Of re,
enfahment greater. Every garment.
'ot and shoo, hat and cap, oyery on,, iorn,,
1plement, ! NJ ,, household utonsil,' and arti-
limit; wo hab|tv oa i'm 9aSn hasa used t9
aa e1ate OF aoYoro simplicity. Necessity, and, {
Homo extent, m oasior feeling, based unom, {
Q ;,s general appreciation Of better timos, Viii
ia,a.s, .no demand in every branch Of trade
tsing their houses in order for the fall.busi- !
ss. Without exception, our iobbera antici- :
8, a.. HEAVY, SAFE, CASE TRADE, il
- tuoAi pAucl5 CAaL ana TO importers aro mOra |
nerous as to scope and amount than tloy haye | o
on for twelve months. In ataulo drv i,
ods, domestics, wooden goods. hoots
q nhoes, and other articles Of woarin1
parel, tho aomand will be steady ana =
latant, atfording employment for the mills ani a.
tofles OF tho East whose looms and machinorv =
9e boon either partially or entirely stillo ginco i
days OF tue panic. Already tho now wI,eatia !, T.
wing rapidly into market, and tho aupnlg nf T. T.
roncy increasing In the hands OF tho pecnlc' \,
9 true that this amount Ii still small, but tia u
lka have plenty, and as business rests 1,non u Il
2 ',1 1oq1ndations, and within conservative lines
abhshod during the past year, morchants !,
Traders will find Reasonable accnm. - -
datton, and soon the wheels Of trn1o =,
st, Of necessity, be running viii, ~ -,
asof or ease than for months. Tho confident -
9 OF the market is everywhere felt. n ali q,
aftmonts OF business, men wear cboorfni ~
~ manufacturers aro putting their onrinoa ~
lathes in order; builders arc extending fhoir -,
tracts; ind, unleHs something utterly beyond ~ ~
nan Ken occurs this fall will 100 eeaenn nf a.
lnese activity in Indianapolis, and In Mi the ~
'a and townh Of tho Stdto, uueauniod for to ~; ~
'unt aud unexcollel for It's character. Tho y, "
CTS Of tho panic arc passing away rs tia r.,
aoEioa Of MI ugly droa1n, and the dawn Of a ~.
stanttel prosperity comes with the brightness tn
Aealthfulnesa OF tho day. Ii. Nv
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