| Show GRAIN CROPS IN 1891 D a nation uk like ours who w business is jely ely agricultural the amount of grain pro pd d iu in one year is is the surest element clement in the arys prosperity it is for this reason I 1 the growing crops of 1891 have been 9 c had with alt peculiar interest booths buths ago it was evident that if the mon of last november were fol J d by ft a laflure fa fail flure ure in this seu sons harvest dist tress donld won id be fur far reach it would touch tonch every business interest e land for the produce of the earth is ive alth and its failure means is a lox loag to I 1 f one to the people peaple who raise it to the e who buy it and to all who do buis buin with ath either ot 01 them tuna tely tile the bounty of providence haq ha year been very generous to uw u the die ier er of the fention in the great graif pio pia sg g region of the west vt has haa been ii ly what the farni farmers ens hoped for some too much rain wil WI spoil L loveis Lov 1 anle I 1 fr a ion long 0 spell of mw vy dry sunny t i af ill acl rc c 11 and burn it this year t the 11 cl 14 11 anshin un shin on it rain have alternately alter natell so am as to to make up tip an almost ideal u i wl io inject ests pests have made their t I 1 I 1 1 11 t ance throughout the grain re region 0 tiou the consequence is is that an enormous grain harvest is is it almost linot reidy reads fw for the market the ne estimate ot govel government elett and other experienced judges judes is that unless foreen un and abild unexpected dia itera prevent diw N heat he at lop of 1991 will be considerably larger larer g than tunit of 1881 1981 tile the largest hargest over aver yet gathered tra itt in this country 1 and at least one fourth as large harge 0 ag again ain as the delle icat harvest liar vest of 1890 the corn crop though perhaps somewhat more in doubt because later in gro growing wint is 6 likely to come close to that of 1889 the largest gest on recoil and the yield of oats promises to surpass all previous years except the rich harvests of 1838 1888 and 1889 several important rt aults alts would follow such a plentiful pleatie til harvest for one thing the farmers will be better pai pail I for their seasons labor than they have been for several years it ia iy sonic sometimes the case that even evell a bountiful harvest will not greatly benefit the far mer if there is an immense yield of grain all over the world the worlds supply will often be equal to its demand and so the price of grain will be low thib year however the wheat crop of europe will certainly be small while the fate of the harvest in russia and india is doubtful this probably mean a heavy demme and good price if the farmers ibave a profitable profi seabon their long discontent which brought forth the startling farmers far auers alliance aal agitation citation will begin I 1 to disappear and the political result may be moet portent im then too when europe iw ia forced to buy our grain braio it will have to pay for it in something dom ething 0 that will make our conniry rehor probably it will have to send us gold jt lt hay hats tak wn from avi u tad tpring and su summer linner an florn ous i amount of gold not far froni from seventy Yn million illion dollars most qt of this thia gold was atts called for knauf the duropan Bu aai bankers wore were over their own financial outlook and to 0 o get the haril hard ca cash ai into their safo i even if they 1 had ad to 11 pay av handson lely to obtain it 1 sonie some ot it wilt went to france on JI I 1 14 on the promise th thu thit it it should ho bu sent back whenever we should need it the of ahk T and ami of our expected plentiful harvest will be that the united states next winter will be ac tu illy the richest i M j irv i ot i v ral til ill the ret of the elie 41 ii lo 10 lt t to it oo co spanion |
