Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-13
M WM n u W
! eia sssc kHH


Ess Asrss.s u =. Us.ns ~ue tsa0
a. around aGnsu - . mahG pug.sng
sIs..stss ssa q = VssV wns sAg
horn ~es ssa ps~tsct UAsk ~ susssms
NiH s<. Th< ksnsss - slkisAsas
Brc~p~ess for . bxnesr 0Se - "a
Essrly ~ fasassbaR - ~ UsssIs - -
fsrs sh< 10 ass1h ssos- h @sUasa
esssuss,& sa ksnnss 90 - as1ssaa -
. conservative ssssunsss 80 shs y
stous tbs ss&sGa q dssosns N ~ ~
states ~ shsk ~ sssssxy wsA hass
assnsag lsk< - hsilsun bus1>sb pgUUsBso
ny the sta:issieians sAree usaesAs -.
In Colossal ~ sssunassa - iapsessd
rs;aer shsa cshsswis< 90 - wsll susa
off Close to tUsuay usllisa boshsis.
A fortnight ego TO- essessn tso61ss
had "a assved sua shst ~ essssry Sss
ossrbardensd with wkess ssd ~ eGset
~ss q suasssa ssUap v sh~ sssrkst.
Then came grses assl " talk shout she
back rust hitting tbs nsrthSest, whsch,
together with vet hsrvests sRd heet
NthNtttcb Hi tesS w<s0~ss0Ec> hoN~N% -
upward turn IN the mast uaexgectsd
manner still the Wheat dsd R0t move
for farmers ere not - easily esaght
uos saays They are Rst disposed to
sell wheat on an unsettled market.
Many Of them ere baildipG bins To hold
their grain and this gave the traders =
iolt with the result that prices ere q
httle firmer In one week the Denver
market went up twenty ceats the hun
dred so rs to put the grain well above
a dollar bushel and this is pretty
good sign for the coming new crop.
The foreigners are evidently watch
ing us very closely. Daring the de
PRECISION two weeks ago, while the
American brokers were fussing eye'
the price. European buyers slipped ~
and bought everything in sight. OaI
traders were still SO Imbued with the
big crop figures and light outside buy
. ing that they saw nothing but lowel
I prices. Ii Was regarded rs sure th'nl
. to sell wheat and on every bulge the,
let II go short In the end the entir'
! trade of the country WAS caught shor
Of wheat and had to cover at q loss
. The exporters who laid contracts fol
!, September delivery at quotation
slightly under dollar made the bes
3 kind of bargain and they are feeling
\ pretty good over it,
Ii was just year ago that the wa
D broke out and caught US American
!, with pretty good crop for which WI
p have realized the best profits in man,
years. The man who runs the Coiorad
mining trust said at that time tina
e wheat would go no higher but it did
Y His agents are putting out the sam
kind of talk now but this will not foo
our farmers any more than it did yes
ago and they are going to stand pal
So long as the lamp holds out to bur
for q dollar no one is going to lose hi
T. nerve or rush the market. The de
mands of such foreign countries a
r England, France Italy and Holland ar
standing in line to become heavy buyer
Just as soon as the belated harvest ca
=, send the grain to market to do big bus
ness on small margins Of profit. 1t
believed that the bankrupted Europea
countries will be able TO see their banl
y ers and get all the money they need
do the buying and ways will be -four
# for arranging freig ghts and foreign e1
i. change The goldbugs are undergoin
W terrible strain to provide the wa,
n and means. They will get there a
Al right but it will cost their customers a
e kinds of money to get our goods for v
" have learned to hold on at the rigi
# time.
"a AnGAAnIMA IN AHalIlE