Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

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crop l. Yet IN the hands Il the produce.
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fnr that crop Is yet To- be Distribute AMI
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come this month AMI next. Already II
is pouring eastward in steady stream.
the receipts at all the principal points
are steadily increasing, and will increase.
The moment this surplus is marketed
there will be revival of business, and
i. cannot be held back long.
There will be increased activity in
manufactures. The enormous stocks ac-
cumulated during the latter years of the
war and since, vastly in excess of any
reasonable demand, are now virtually
exhausted. The price of labor and
material, so long unsettled, is now def
nitely fixed, and manufacturers know
what they arc doug. Manufacturing,
if not so profitable as from SO to '73,
will be steadier, and more satisfactory.
With the revival of trade and manu-
features will come betterment in
everything. Already real estate has
felt the effect of the confidence inspired
by the improved look of matters. True,
transactions are uncomfortably infre-
quent, and Offering prices are low, but
there is inquiry, and u stir among deal
ers. Something is being done. which is
more than could be said of any period
since "a. There is developing a new
and encouraging demand, which will
increase as rapidly as the indications
improve.
There is no occasion for any further
holding back, here or elsewhere. The
depression was only half of it unavoid-
able. 1t was half of it distrust and lack
of confidence. With the certainties be-
fore US, to say nothing of the chances
which are all favorable, there isno ress0n
why business men should not go forward
with even more confidence than they did
from so to rs. They then had certain
drop to look forward to--now if there is
a change it must be for the better. All
that is needed is confidence, and the
proper use "f what resources we have.
Horace Greeley said, ''the way to resume
is to resume"-the way to- have business
now is to do it. The signs of the times
are propitiors, and there is no reason why
1873 should not be as prosperous year
as any of its professionalism Blade