Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1920, Page 6

tit t 1 eae gs mes eS es PAGE SIX RS WOOL SYNDICATES TOHOLDBUT = NOT HOARD PRODUGT URGED UPON GROWERS BY WYOMING BANKERS Chance for Producer and Banker to Determine Policy to Preserve Industry, Is Advice ~ | | Advocating the organization of sydicates ‘and holding concerns to prevent indiscriminate sale of w66l if 4’ @emoral- ized market and further sharp declines in prices, the Wyom- ing Bankers’ association is urgmg attefidance 6f member bank- ers upon the state corivéntion of the Wyoming Wool Growers’ association to be héld in Casper Jafiuary 6 and 7 as a timé “when the producer and banker shoul!) value ofthe commodity, it being under. come together and aflyise, counsel a stood, Howey determine upon a policy tht will pi nS a moral obligation that the price .of the woo! to thé wari serve our, industries.” In a circwlar}en mils shall not jbe excessive, as com- letter just d the Wool aituation pared with that of forefgn markets, bit set forth in n statément and some | anal] be practicdiiy the sare as tHe important of market éonditions | price paid fh primary foreign miatkéts are emph: The letter fellows: for the satie quality of wool, pls. ‘ie P cést of -transportation, handling and D. Holliday of Chiéago, while iN} tamt?, This policy ought to be tavar- penne November 20th, in distussiny|oq: wocause it will be absolutely fiir, a1 Outlook; said: In ‘eubstanioa; not only to the manufacturer, but to Mifteen per cent of the 1920 wool line ultimate consumer as well. crop has been of being manufac » 1920 wool c is of either “The wool grov syndicate his inte willing to accept a it he is willing to der present conditions and probably will not de so until their canceled or- If a policy of this kind is made effect- | tive in one mountain state; it ought to he made effective in that, th danger of the matk son of anyone syndicate converting 18 production into cash to the disadvant- age Of the interests of other states, ‘Phe wool market must in some |manner be stabilized, else the grower will go out of business and we will be at the mercy of foreign coufitries whd Will mike stich prices to us as’ their judgment, may suggest. If the wool in- terests can be syndicated it may be po» sible for the producer to know, in 1d- © the approximate minimum prica houses. The Ambrican’ W | money tO-meét his actual runhing d other manufacturing | pe In other words, he must. j concerns not disposed to buy un- | er in stabilizing the ifidustry. | 1. the mountain would be no breaking by, red: ders for fabrie have bech) partial absoived. With this prospect in sight t no eneouragement to the woo: either ay to the crop grown or the crop w harvested next year. impracticable. Within the new clip will begin coming off in the southwest and will continue unul the crop in Wyoming and other Mmowntiuin’ states will have, been shorn. in six months the entire 1921 .clip will be off the sheep's hack.” “Emergency legislation is neces sury Ao protect, thé wool growers and Inasmuth ap We dre not ifereasing ill recefVe for this product in eight our, domestic production, there is jc on mdnths toe come. THe beét-sh- justification in feeling that the won. | gar companies have found it practic- market will readjust itself in this | able fdr-several years to contract with coun within a year. We |the producers. The farmer knows cx- more an one-hilf the normal con- lactly how. mué¢h he wil get for a tom sumption of wool in this countr {of beets when harvested. Is it not “The wood situation is unsat tory ‘practicable to market other commodi- und if,the 1920 Wobl érop 18 forced on |.ties along. such.lines? the market there is bound to be ade. ye have diseussed wool, only, hut pressing effect upon prices only cémmodity in which under re conditions nad bankers in Wyo- k badly. The vitally interested. The cattle seem to be s has suffered becuse ~prices unmercifully hammered tobogganed . Its a time when the * banker should como a problem for the the local banker, and the banker of the | produce Jarger capital centers to take care of} (ogether and advise, counsel and deter- the expense account of the grower and|mine upon a policy that will, preserve advance sufficient money on the wool jour industries. after it has been shorn to meet such | “The Wyoming Wool Growers asso- accounts. This possibly can be done iation convenes at Casper, January 6 syindicating ? 7. It ought to be attended by every a holding o an and every banker in the state. handle waited too long this year before any such manner that it on on the yoo! subject, was taket upon from the | t us give our industrial and, finan tutions of such c clal interests attention now and deter- Boston and elsewher ‘mine upon @ definite plan for 1921.” “The disposition is not to hoard tut! TUAW yest) Se to hold until the price obtainabfe is | If Skirts keep going up, stockings Stifficient to mect the e ise of pro-! 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