The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-10-30

and before the horses are unhtched and
the farmer tilted back against the front
of his favorite store, a buyer saunters
over and makes an offer, which the farm.
er declines.
Brought this in to sell, did you?"
swell, so long. That's the market
price Best l can do"
"Oh, guess can haul It back.
Horses haven't got anything else to do"
In a few minutes another buyer ap-
pears and makes the same offer The
price is agreed upon beforehand among
the buyers. AS the hours go by other
farmers come in, and perhaps a sale is
made. Then, as the farmers begin To
hitch up again. the buyers begin to bid
against each other in their efforts to Sc.
cure the wheat. A miniature Board OF
Trade is thus organized impromptu, and
the storekecpers come out of the shops
to see the fun. One after another the
loads are purchased and driven off to the
warehouses or freight cars standing ON
side track. for the buyer may be under
orders for an immediate delivery in some
big city.
With the selling of the wheat trade
begins. The merchants order fresh
stocks, for they know the farmers wives
and daughters will be in to buy. The
blacksmith and machinist do thriving
business, debts are paid, the banks have
money to loan, the saw mills and grst
mills begin to run and building IL re.
sumed. This is the whole secret of the
revival of trade. The surplus in the
treasure house of the earth revives con.
hdence, irrespective of the gold reserve
held by the nation.
In the economy of nature wheat bears
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