, 1881-01-01

rn,. the executions 10 tho rule Of n satisfac-
ory increase bni1g few In number.
THO tendency of prices l'as hcGn. on tho
whole, In favor OF tho producer. They lave
,r,buo,y averaged higher tllan It, any
,reyio1,g twelve months, It reckonc'l on
,nccg pnsJy. IL true that the constitutional
,rctt,sposltip,, ut nIntly Men to sell short prt-
,nitcl for 4 time !mtl III grail! mil provisions.
rl,e knowledge of tho fact TINT capitalists
Ind recently lnsl money by tho effort 70 co1'-
trol t,rcadstuifs n,ul hog products led 10 the
belief that thu effort would not sop,l be re.
pcate,l; and many thought Inst sprlfg lint
lllo "h,lslless tno,n" was over. Tllen iol.
lowed widespread assurance 0f marked
In tic crop yield OF Europe.
with reports tint Uur owft would very ihr cx-
cce,l Tint Ut The hitherto Eaiil.r ycar.-lsTo.
It wns suInmarlly conelusicd by 1nnt'y that
,ye wore auottt To iaye lnUro wl,cRt ntla corn,
rye niltl pork on our hands tl,nl VT would
Know wl,nt to tlo will; aud 1t was fseely
pretitc ted that tho surplus could nnty. bo
workeu oil BY accepting lower prices tlInn
Ind ever bppll known since tho South tried
to set ZIP III business by ltsclf. 4
raid on. prices followed: but 1t
wns checked long before quotations
l,a,l rccctled TO anything Ilke the low
pojnt named by tflg hears. III fact. wlille
they wcrc most confident. their offerings
were being quietly taken by tilctt WHO lInA
learned Ia look mt both stiles Of q question;
md the markets turned MS tho truth was Mt
first suspected and ti,en knowl,. The re-
yuisEol, In grain was not SO scvnre NJ In some
previous years; but tho out-luri. In pork
products WIS probably tho sllarpcst and most
ttuary-bought surprise ever known III the
trade. The most salient features Of tic re-
spcciivc ,ienls aro notc.l ,llu.er their nppro.
pirate etnes ~ 'c .n", ~, sa,r sv''s ~ ,,o
Il very strongly flhEketl iea'ule oI ''le
protlllce business or TIC past year IS tio mug.
l,ent In thu amount ot capital commanded
p;a ~ tau ,'"ae ,n',.,, ,t IN sorvrs of ti,osu
aoshaallce ol 1aoney ~ .''s @ ~ ,.. w. ;',.
who were responsible, hut u ms now ~
creased to p!s!o1 We 10 not ,ea net" 1sies @
~ ,p,s <Ic ~. iii, ~ IL, se,totiyc wav m tho ups
mid downs of the nl"rket but to tllat twill which \
Is offered Tor 1tsc In he long ,'se ~ ,, sense a",
necrinr M t,,o deaf lea in WHEAT enrly In tic ytar,
aan ;.Ia ,",a ~ ,,od oTori ~ t"m nj ahot
and III PORK later iao o1eiee - .a auvas stas
per cent per nt'nanf' more than ten ..Ms7
OF others, % less prominent, @ l,ayo llnl oilers Mt
auon! n paa Ie'' W o' i' .to o'o ,,n,hnr NJ tse
could Aahdloi anu tle t',!noeI w. .1't.''. s"usa
| anxious to employ their capital IN carrying
proaacc from one month TO another llas been
.a,t naE"t ,r""ra ts nr,nt yos nt,nut M eyo,,es
po.. an,,3. w,ts .e vr nj ",sv W." % t hrtn. tho stu1
hero was about equally abundant rs tc
handle it wllel, In this city. Tho result Inns
oeeh chc"pe".s y. ..o ao"s =. ,rom.as n.z ,,;.r
when gives 10 .le ' isonaee, 1ro,,, e t',a se,in.
price uftcr paying costs uf transportation ant
storage. There llns not been any importan
cheapename III llo lolnlel a'a. ,onu m ~, a'
latter: Iileto was GENERALLY premium .n ,ea ".
Inf of the wear. Sometimes Us h!gl, rs 8 pe
namt " ~ ,saa ~ uo;I W for thn I'M, If monoy in III,
tradc: The average was pFopaolS ''to Iuf cen'
OF course this Increased pressurc Of money
fnto tim urtnlt,ce business Is lnrgely due I,
thn ,I,,Icn,tv NJ Investing IT In othcr utrec
.,o ".'' m,.: ~ ~ III, NV III. ,,rnm,u,u ~,
lions 50 tslat IL VIII pas' - Wy plG'ann y, ~
| UnItetl States per cent p0huS HttoHotctl!.