Ogden Daily Standard | 1901-08-27 | Page 4 | No Sign of Bad Times

NO SIGN OF BAD TIMES the moat encouraging feature in tho whole situation says henry clews in his financial review tor last week is the certainty ol 01 another good year of exports europe seems to have a shortage of bushels of wheat and the united states a surplus of about bushels this insures us a good price for our wheat and a good haul for tho railroads it also strengthens the probability of gold imports tor europe Is comparatively bare of american stocks and cannot return them in considerable quantities with all the disturbance caused by strikes the country will continue to go on enjoying prosperity while our farmers have good crops and get good prices about 9 bushels of wheat are weekly being exported cotton Is commanding a good figure and heavy shipments are going across the atlantic and even corn la not as short as reported and the crop promises to bring the farmers as much money in the aggregate as it did last year 60 altogether the outlook Is bright