Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-15
PIVOTAL ELEMENT
IS HARVEST
Market Conditions Hang Up.
on the Outcome of Seasons
Produce; Government Re.
ports are Disappointing

Sow YORK. Aug. l.- Henry CLOVIS
SAWS The pivotal element in business
and financial rirui,- iust nov is tnc
harvest. "Wednesday government
.,pUrt aa. somewhat cot O. disappulut.
wrut. ,ualuuch us 10 indicated
wheat crop ui 100000 600 bushels los.
than a year ago uud ~ corn crop oi
luo.poo. 600 bushels below last year
ThI. d.. probably JhD worst that can
happen. aud there b. good reason @"
accept this estimat. with reserve.
sine, these returns we're made thcr"
has been considerable tmprov cmgnt iu
th, crop situation and while it would
b. foolish to nov anticipate us good
wheat ana corn crops OBS last year.
sim the situation BIS uy no means
SERIOUS ana the harvest of these two
important crops is quite hK'N q"
REACH th, average There is cy,rs
reason Geo gutioiput, % very fair Weld
OF corn. uuu the deterioration of 500.
600. 900 bushels is not going Co prove %
very important matter, especially ns
sniuy portions at the country haN,
CONSIDERABLY Increased their Acrcare
Iu this cereal Nor BE- the boss u oats
-u srI., 10 matter since the tutuWu.
niu, has 500 largely superseded t1r
no's. som, compensation 'pr -hr.uN.
age iu the cereal crops NIu Does nuRi
10 5 larger COTTON urop Th. price OF
th, latter has fallen bon consequence.
and boo ti,V OF tu, utS, Ni,ld results
suoaId prove sausia,tpr, Goo thr grow
o. uud prov, au immcns, benefit 30
tlc country through the heavier oN-
ports OF THIS stuul, which viii iu,,.
ItanlN tulloa 70 good yield tor SOM,
tiup past tN, cotton trade cot fhr
world has been seriously into f.rrd
with Dos iI, ,NUesslN, pri., ui COTTON.
luy tl.s -i,tt industry should r.D.iN,
much benefit Do, return ui cotton t'
Be- muI. normal I'gyl ~ huW, the
cotton goods industry hJ- h,,E 'Ir-
t.r embarrassed ny HrI agitation,
fUJ ans rOIf.f turougR cheaper cot.
TON would n, mast welcome Co aIl .lu-
,pru,d
rrou .ou,rat business tho present
crop situation .tu hs,, uo hlIwuu
effect Di course. lHrgs WELD cot
com. wheat and oats would ha,. brDt
t,ft beneficial aud vae much dt
"|If ~ .f.N 'i|' 'NN.' NUNN Nf IlIN II''N
.luiu~t .rry ui average crop. Jt -aud
rrj,rs assures iar cuisines. euud'.
tiuus during the next f,v month";.
Tho MOST serious iutprf,r,un, with
business ul present o. the disturbed
condition cot unnucs lndu-ur, hU
Htru much depressed uN continued
irwtlo-s tariff agitation aud coupros-
nuual iuNoslIgauun~ of industrial core
IarttIuu- T..,r, is mo- prospect ut
any genuine urff action hrIug
uk'n This summer TN, sooner com.
srr-. adIuuru. therefore. luu stpue
talking thr l,'tcr for itself and th.
Ir'plr ul iu, United States Gone
sr,as js g,tuug uppn IN" business
man nerves ns its often incorporate
dealing with business matters winch
30 doesn't CO.. can't fuzzy understand.
| Tho country needs rest from useless
aud Injurious agitation. luypslrl.
Ious which s,INr no purpos, eN..ut
| Co bring ambitious congressman into
! n"'nrl,tF have done much Go r,tard r
| recovery 100 business which Was .sr.
| uIuiy due ard really promised to du-
I Nai,p. a. ts perfectly tru. taat suI,e
] of our big corporations are deserved
/ "a suffering from migdcod~ uf Tho
| asst but chat is no cxvus, for trg
| Threatened attacks which are beta.
made upou au forms of business ur.
I .ouiz1uous Is should De- recognized
/ haJ the abuses ct the post ar, ncIpE
( adually hut surely rcmcdi,d. and
| that time ana delicate treatment arr
required foT the removal OF mups f
! these tlls wh.rh VIII never boz roe
| peatod Husiuess men are tired and
| Disguised ret wyh persistent Interior
! cncr which makes the execution 1t
| plans on urar scale extending into
the future practically impossible. Eu-
/ rope meanwhile, looks ON in wonder
ut The patience of the average Amrri-
, can with what over there often .crN-
Mstcricul aud puorilc attacks upon lr.
sitimatc huvia,ss methods, AN adUlt
that there arc evils In our industrial
| system to ur cured, bu; Legislative
sandhagging is not the proper cure.
Let us have a. reasonable and quiet
enforcement of the law instead of
| hy-toricul attacks for tho sake ~ po-
uucal ana newspaper notoricty
When congress adlourns the couR,