The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
QUICK REVIVAL
IN BUSINESS

New lark Jan. a- lr :. d. rer
aho4a. rag.as ar tle h.saoa., .e.r
aud forecast gae w t--a.d aay
10 i> pr.H. Ia4s money piu nr
80 Ia .# ..-lr 81 ain MS
e. .uat -Qu.,k re-
~. u.a.e- World Is prob
a. .l.a -ats.
b. .aHIaa .be sr.ck mark.
4 1915 ae umchy Trade and
.-.r. .n turn owed symptoms of
r'e. reaa mtrer than
s[ lisa. and since the i4n.
s.i .r.iu noted ia the latter
q, b. 1875 set 10. less is heard ~
oIs ul business trouble, in this
and 1.Hr. r.tIe~ The complete MS.
t".E at tue In1.U5-U4 collapse and
irA ylFaI some of whose earlier
ayprr0uE were closely parallel-d
h l',s "sl ap} pc usal becaus
holding ~wa lessons and indeed
a"H" tncu. tits. I is generally
uariea l..l tat.r t4e stock market
iH rp4.fr1 form las made IL
mate sensitive ,u unlavorable happen
Hg. e a> ais made II quicker 10
respond later 80 Improving inau-
cnre- iue brst judgment seem,
90 uppaI tbe view that money, the
great a-laeragum in hnance and
laar WiI be- bu.h cheaper and
easier o. oHgatn ia 1914 than in 1913.
The passage Of the currency bill
Is expected 60 b. an aid in this re
spert, whatever may lie thought Of
ultimate effects 81 the possible intia-
lion feature OF tie sen measure,
which mas supplauted q seriously de
lectlve system, OF course, any i'll
considered rise ike that uf 1875, with
It's aftermath Of deep depression, is
to Ue avoided, and the possibilities
of Europe endeavoring 10 further
ilquldItr its burdens in American
markets ars 10 be considered in this
connection though our immense
credit balance mHy help us ia this
respect Money however should be-
plenty Tor legitimate trade aud in
du-tu iu lol4 and the absence Of
0urdrn~ome stocks, owing TO long
con in.sd haud-tu.mouth buying.
shoul ue helpfuI IL viii not be
forgotten that many crops we're short
.4u lajt. and prices, particularly Of
f1ua, we're high. which may have
uelped agriculture As a.Sh0le, though
ua country ever made much money
sat of it- own crop shortages. AS
10 l"lF cT conditions are favorable
ana alnter wheat il in excellent
shape The matter of possible rail-
way rate advances presses for early
+ solution. All Of the advances asked
/ taf BOO past years would have been
|lu.unIcieat 60 save some badly man
+ aged enterprise, from the effects Of
+ IH,lr oN il sins, but the Justice, in
+ ieed The absolute necessity Of allow
Iia. tHs railways 10 fecoup them
SELVES for hlsu cost If operation can
/ hardly BE- deoied
IA jni- matter the 4agurles at the
outset 20 .he year are thought favor
/ able. and 3 Z they prove ~ should have
tn important effect Ia stimulating
demand fyf variety Of articles
which move through the marts of
trade Whether auy great liquida-
4ou % commodity prices Is possible
In lHl4 H. doubtful, and without
i t0at lus often predicted liquidation
+ ~ Hbur seem, Jp partaka OF the na-
+ turr uf dream High cost Of al
/ Operation ln act, seem 70 have
/ rY.r o. -tlt, boz il does ssrm posi-
/ bic @. make progress IN the matter
/ .l reducing Tine worlds IL st useless
expenditure tia. tlr Armaulents.
Tany val. perhaps, be needed to
Hp4 ,Hy orgise, stey were hardly
8rsa--aAl,g .u5urlcs that the business
s.rd received lYl, but past eX-
a-rIeaee aauld seen s1 indicate that
arki.s ans ,eri.a. damage TO the
business Aurir. " ~nicl there arr
a real. tangible signs, a rouparA-
ugeg quick rsuyal from the quiet
Visible 10 many lines should ensue.
-uvaras5 at course, by the money
na crop developments Of l9l+.-
Capita N.A-.