Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

OUR Democratic morning ootemporsEy
 makes the bald and faliacioue state
 tnent, substantially, that wheat and
 silver have run together in value with
 occasional trivial exceptions. The
 Coatrier-J ournol, one of its partizan
 contemporaries says on this point:
 ''In 1871, two years before the alleged
 crime of 1873, the export prics of wheat
 was S1 B per buebel. The bullion
 vslue of the silver dollar in the same
 year averaged s1. O25. h 1872 wheat
 went up to S1.47, while the silver dollar
 went down to S1. OPP. h 1873 wheat
 declined to s131 and the silver dollar
 to S1 .O04. It will be noted that the de-
 cline in wheat greatly exceeded that iD silver In 1874, ignorant apparently ot
 she crime against silver, wheat vent up to 5l 43, while the silver dollsr went down, ln bullion velue, 10 98.8 cents. Thus the set Of 1873 was followed the next year by en sdvence in wheat of F cents 8 bushel. In 1875 wheat dropped 50 SLIP, loss Of 3 cents, but the silver dolIsE declined to 964 cente, loss of only 2.4 cents. h 1875 wheat rose to S1. 24, gain of. 12 cents buehel. The bullion vBlue of the silver dollar dsclin- ed In the sa me year to 89 f cents, loss Of cents. In 1877 wheat decliued tn S1.1T, while the bullion value of the sil yer dollar rose to 92 g cents, gain of 215 cents. T. 1878 wheat rose to S1.34, ehile tbs silver dollar declined to 89.1 Wheat gained IT cen te bushel; bullion in 2 standard silver doiler declined to 38 cents. Thns ws see that for these 5welvs years after 1873 the prices of wheat ard silver were entirely inoepen- dent, advancing or recedirg without ] reference to each other. Some years both advanced OF receded, but in no | ,sse go as to preserve the parity be 1 tween the two. Often one advanced | Ehiie the other receded, but not iu | squsl per centaRes. Both commodities preserved 8 perSec ct iudepeu deuce Of me another. Without following the 'oUree of prices Dp to date, we cell at- eption 10 the fsct that from 1891 to 892 the bullion value of the silver dol ar declined from 764 cents to G. or I cents. h 1891 the export price of 7heet was 93 cents bushel. ID 1892 it TBS SI03. Thus in this twelve>month 7hest gained 10 cents 8 buehel, while he silver dollar lost nearly ss much iD ,s bullion value" Concluding, the fourier Journal ssye: The price of heat cited above,e already stated, are zporb prices, substantially the prices 5 New York oisy. These, of course, DsFt from speculative irf1ueDcee, sre ways higher than the prices ct Chi sgo or other inferior markets. IL Uin 3 noted that dollar wheat has again sen virtually reached in New York"
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