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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
ALLEGED ANARCHIST
FORGETS TWO YEARS
Records of immigration at New
York Show He Is Recent
Arrival

Advices received yesterday by the To-
cal immigration officials from the New
York officers show that Carlo Angirari.
who is charged with being an anarch-
list. did not arrive In the United States
more than three years ago, as he said
he did. Angirari was arrested several
days ago by Detective Rocca.
When taken before immigration Of
ficials Angirari said he had come to the
United States in 1904 The New York
records show that he came here in 1906
from Italy. A special board of inquiry
will examine Angarari and a report of
the findings will be sent to the depart
ment at Washington, whence the order
of deportation will be issued if the man
is proven to be an anarchist
Carl Dalboni, arrested by Detective
Rocea as an anarchist and for threat
ening Rocca's life, was discharged yes
terday by Judge Shortall.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
CONTRACTS FOR STREET
WORK TO BE AWARDED
Board of Public Works VIII
Provide for Repairs at To-
days Meeting

The board Of public works will meet
today to award contracts for repairing
the following streets: Geary, Post, Bush
between Market and Powell, Golden
Gate avenue from Market to Devisa-
dero, Grant avenue, Stockton from Mar
ket to Sutter, Folsom from Seventh to
Twenty-sixth, Potrero avenue from
Tenth to Twenty fourth, Nineteenth
from Valencia to Guerrero. Sixteenth
from Valencia to Market, a roadway
beginning al Fifteenth and Mission and
extending along streets giving the
easiest grades to the park and scat
tered blocks in the North beach section.
$4,000
The board will consider a tentative
"budget' of street and sewer work. TO
cost 500, ,000.
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ssnt "a tssrsfrom 4o.ss. NV ss.2s, ss:ax. E

tant therefrom 4o:sA. NV ss:2%, es:2&, e
80, 93:6M; $40.
Keyser, lots 81 and 80. block 470, Hudson gar.
den; S340.
Same to Walter W stevens, lot in w line Of
Thirtieth avenue, 100 of Clement street S 25
by w 100; S2.4S
State Of California (by tax collector) to H. W.
Davide Gandolfo to @ Beanca ainS Gandolfo half in.
terest in lot in w line Of Beulah street. ISL :3 e
of Stanyan, 25 by 1915; So, 725.
Mary 4. Swain to Lester Perry, lot in line
Of c street. 1876 w of Sixteenth avenue n
114:6 W 25 more or less, ia, e %; $40.
and wife, lot in W line of Noe street, ia S
of Twenty fifth, 25 by w s5; So
Bruno Ulbrick to K Robert Nitschke, lot at
Sc corner Of street and Tenth avenue L 100
Timothy Regan to Nebon realty company, lot in
\ line Of Pine street, SO of octavia, 2s by n
Fred Sylvester and wife to Mary A. Sylvester,
lot at corner OF Sumatra and Platte streets
Daniel A. Sylvester and wife to Fred Sylvester.
two-thirds interest in lot in SW line of Sumatra
wife, lot in line Of street. 1916 E Of Eiev.
n aanssa nsy 70 anS Ss Wife s to soa oo Boes l.,
E line Of First avenue vs57:7 n Of Point Lobos,
\ Of B street y % by E 100; $40. -
and wife lot at NE corner of sunnyside and Ba.
den streets n 100 by E 100; $40.
Building Contracts
Julius Levin with ]. z. O'Mara--plun,biuS
and heating for four story and basement
hotel building In line Of Sacramento street
$50 of Franklin. ESQ by $ I27:sA
A. w. Lunsmann with Luttlg construction
company-Ail work. except painting, lincrustA
and gas fixtures, for a three <story frame
building at NY corner Of California street and
Walter r. Tillman with William Helbing--
All work for a three story and basement frame
building (three natsl in line OF Hyde street
IS S of Pacific, E 1875 by $ 2z:6; 81. 700.
James j. and Mrs. James Land with j. v.
csmpbell-AlI work for one story frame
Sears subdivision; x2.1$5.
Frank p Doe with j. Looney ana Henry
Kern-Plumbing. sewering, painting ETC., for
two story attic and basement frame building
in line of Washington street, 92:6 w Of
octavia. w As by \ i27:sA; $s, 7o5.
Gertrude V. Garin with Jenkins & Gross
All work for a two story and basement frame
building (three hats) in w line Of BeIvedere
street $50 of Haight and 245 z OF Cole
S 25 by w 1926; $7,450.
G. Roscela and N. Delmonte with Carlo
Forni--Ail work for 4 three story frame build
Afr place, 45x67; $10,975.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
Total

A report issued yesterday by the citi-'
zens' health committee stated that sani-
tation work was proceeding in a salts
factory manner. In many places the
percentage of infection among the rats
is rapidly decreasing. The system Of
inspection has been improved to such
an extent that many localities are Wis
tied every 4S hours. In this way the
committee is able to keep place once
cleaned in a sanitary condition.
The rat catch for the week just
closed amounted to 11,165. This is one
of the best records yet made by the
men under DIR. Blue. A summary of
the work accomplished during the week
shows: Premises inspected, 1856;
number of houses disinfected, III;
houses destroyed. 46; buildings con-
demned. TO- nuisances abated, 1879.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
HOGAN PEADs TEcHNIcALIrY

Argument on a motion for the re-
lease on a writ of habeas corpus of
John Hogan, who has been in the
county jail for three years, was heard
by Judge Cook yesterday. Hogan
pleaded guilty of burglary and was
sentenced to eight years Imprisonment.
but was not arraigned for sentence
as prescribed by the code. His attor-
ney. A. s. Newburgh. filed an appeal at
the time on the ground that the law
had not been complied with. All of
the records have since been DESTROYED
and it seem impossible now to restore
them. Judge Cook took the case un-
der submission.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
OCEAN TRAVEL
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
OCEAN TRAVEL
toriental Steamship Col

fOriental Steamship co.,
s. S. "Hongkong Maru'' tvia Manila). satur-
day, April 25, 1905.
s. S. sAmerica Maru.', Tuesday. May 10, 1908.
S. S. nippon Maru, Tuesday. June is. 1905
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos a.
a. near foot OF Second St. p. m. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kobe
{Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila. India,
etc No cargo received on board ON day OF sail
ing.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, 24O
James Flood building W. H. AVERY,
Assistant General Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
LIMITS cows IN CITY

The health committee of the super
visors agreed yesterday to recommend
the passage of an ordinance making it
unlawful to keep more than two cows
within the limits OF the city and
county The new law, however. will
not 20 Into effect until April 1, 1909,
SO that the dairymen will have ample
time to find new locations.
Hospitality and other public institu-
tions where Acows are maintained for
the use of the inmates are exempted
from the provisions of the ordinance.
The present two COW district has
been found to be unsatisfactory owing
to the steady growth of the outlyin &
districts of the city, and In addition
complaint has been made against the
insanitary condition of many of the
dairies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SOUTHERN DIVISION
February 26, 1905


VIA SAISALITO
For Sausalito. Mill Valley. San Ra-
80 minutes from
GAS to 9:45 a. m: hourly until 3:45
p m; then 4:15 and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 o. M. 800, 1918. 1855 D. m
For Fairfax-Week days-6:45, 7:15
a. M; 2:45, 3:45. AIS, 4:45. Sis D. m
Sundays-S:15. 1os45. HAS a. m; 13:45.
1:15, 2:45 D. m
For San Quentin-Daily-7:45 a m.
2:45 p. m-
2:45 D. m. daily and Sis a. m sun
days only for Lagunitas. Camp Meeker,
Monte Rio, Cazadero and way stations.
VIA TIBURON
For T1buron, Befvedere and san Rafael
TAO, $40, s11:00 a. M 1880. $3.50,
$40. $50 D. m daily.
TAO a. m daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Healdsburg. Cloverdale, Ukiahs
Willis, Sherwood. Sebastopol. Glen Ell
len. Camp Vacation and way stations
$3.50 d. m daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukian.
Guerneville. Sebastopol and way sta
tions-
$40 D. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Glen Ellen and way stations
9.2O a. m Sunday only for Pecauma.
Santa Rosa and way stations.
TO Tiburon only.
Ticket 0fnce-Ferry Building
General Ofdce--James Flood Building
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
MINING EXCHANGE
CLOSES ITS DOORS
Vote of Members in Younger of
Bush Street Markets Fa=
vors Discontinuance
May Reopen in Fall if Business
Conditions Warrant, Is
Report to Patrons

The San FRANCISCO mining exchange.
the smaller of the two boards in Bush
street decided yesterday to wind up
its affairs and to withdraw from ao-
tive business at least for the present.
The action was discounted by an an
nouncement made a week ago that the
step was contemplated. Business had
been quiet on the exchange and large
number Of the brokers advised that the
sessions be discontinued. A poll of
the members showed majority in
favor Of such action and the formal
vote WAS taken yesterday. 1t is stated
that if business in the fall warrants
it the exchange Will resume. The
stock and exchange board. the older
and larger organizat tion, is in no way
affected by this move.
Reports emanating from Goldfeld at
the present time are of a most encour-
aging nature. While the stocks have
not been particularly active, the trad
ing has not been confined TO the two
or three leading issues as it was in the
closing months of last year and the
opening months of 1903.
PROSPECTS ARE BETTER
The market is gradually widening
and each new stock attracts interest
as development work proceeds. From
the mining regions come reports Of
active work and cheering prospects
The recent demand for the Tonopahs
and the movement among some of the
leading Goldhelds yesterday. coupled
with the growing Importance of Raw
hide, are regarded as Indications of
coming increase in business.
Florence was once again the bright
spot in the trading and moved up
rapidly to S4.3Tk. closing at S4.35. a
gain of y points for the day. Con-
solidated also advanced under good
support at S5.17h. Daisy sold UP on a
sharp. demand. Sandstone continued its
upward movement. reaching 30 cents
and then receding TO SO cents Booth
was lower at % cents, Atlanta dropped
abruptly to the same figure, Fraction
was steady around 20 cents, and Flor
ence Extension was up at % cents
Blue Bull advanced to II cents. and
Red Hills was lifted to % cents.
TONOPAHs GIVEN BOOST
Tonopah Of Nevada gave an impetus
to the Tonopah list by shooting up to
$3.50. 1t was held above this figure
at the close. Montana displayed sud
den strength and closed at sI.s2lh an
advance of 12l2 points for the day.
MacNamara was lower at 35 cents. Bel
mont moved upward x numbers. clos
ing at sLl0 and Butler was down
notch at 80 cents.
Rawhide Queen sold up to 81. Raw
hide Red Top was held at Is cents and
l6 cents, Yukon Gold was backed down
to s5-55 Mayfower was down at II
cents, and Pittsburg Silver Peak
dropped to s1.05. but recovered to sI.10.
OphIr was up at S2.35. Mexican was
trise weaker at So cents.
~->o-~->~-or-~.o~~-~~~~~~>o
zVo Pitts Peak l. lo' 1000 Cracker Jack 0S
2;l5 p. n- Regular Session
100 Ton Of Nev. = o., 100 CID Con M.5.171s
zVg Mont Ton. S2ial 1000 Grt Bend Ex oS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
WILL EXPERT GAS RECORDS

The artificial lights and finance COM
mfttees OF the supervisors have agreed
on the selection of Charles d. Stewart
and A. M. Hunt to expert the books of
the gas company and present figures
showing the cost of producing the
illuminant
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
Compagnie GeneraIe TransatIantiuue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
sailngs every Thursday. instead OF SATURDAY
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. $40 and upward: secona
class to Ravre. $45 and upward GENER1T
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State St, New York. J. +. FUGAzI
Manager Pacific coast $50 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad fieEet
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
California stock and OIL Exchange
OFFICIAL SALES
fining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
zrOASThcES
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02

Germany is now gaining more by i'm
migration than she loses by emigra-
tion; the reverse is true of Great
Britain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
COAST LINE

@(Third and Townsend streets)
f5.20a Shuttle : I'D Street. South San
Francisco. Cemeteries. Valencia St.
81 and To wRsend d.... II
5.40a ShuttIe-Y aleneia St.. Ocean View,
Cemeteries. Sou II San Francisco. 23d
Street. Sd and Towns send ...
e.40s South San Fran cisco. San jose. Gil-
roy. Hollister. Pajaro. Watsonville
Santa Cruz, Boulder Creek. fDaven-
port. Del Monte. Monterey. Paci6c
e0oa The Coaster-Ssn Jose. CastroviIie.
Salinas. San Ardo. Paso Robes Hot
Springs Santa N ar garita san LUIS
Obisps, 0ceanO, Guadalupe, Surf,
LonpOs. Santa Barbara. Ventura.
Oxnard, Los Angeles. -. .
8.00l Paiaro, Watson vile, Santa Cruz..
6-01l Boulder Creek, Ct Ila venport) -.
5.00a Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove .
S-20a South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
lose. Way Stations ........
9.00a San Jose Gilroy. Salin as. Paso RobIes
Hot Springs. San Luis Obispo-
Los Gatos. Alma. Wright. Tres
Pinos. Santa Cruz. Glenwood.
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove.
I . .00a South San Francisco. Burlingamc.
San Mateo. Palo Alto. San jose.
Hasa Valencia St.. Ocean, View. Gonna.
Cemeteries. Ba den. San Bruno.
2.00p South San Fran cisco. Palo Alto San
Jose and Way Static rs. .........- I
3.00p DA Monts Express, San jose.
GiIroy. Chitte den. Paiaro, Watson
vile. Santa Cruz Casnovlle. Del
Monte Monterey, Pacific Grove.
saou soa.h Isan San Fran cisco San Jose Gil F"
roy. Hollister, Tres Pinos ...... d
4.o0p Sunset Express --Deming FL Paso.
Houston, New Orleans. .-
Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo. Santa arbara. Los Angeles. :
4.00p Del Monte No terey. Pacific Grove.
4.00p Paiaro. WatsOnv lie. Santa Cruz. q
e.00p Kansas City, St Louis. Chicago. o.
4.20p South San Fran cisco, San Jose and
Way Stations. ..........-.-..
ta.45s ShustIe-2sd St. South San Fran
cisco. Cemeteries. Valencia st..Sdand =.
t5.oop San bruno. San Ma teo. Paio Alto. San
Jose and Way Stanons. ......... II
t5.20p Burlingame. San Mateo. Redwood.
Palo Alto San jose ............ Il
5.25p Shust!s-Yalen cia St.. Ocean View,
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
ed Street. Sd and Townsend
5.4op South San Fran cisco, San Bruno. San
Mateo. Redwood, Palo Alto, San
yose-Santa Clara. Los GatOS
600, ssu,;ie masee- asd Street. South San
Francisco, Cemeteries, Valencia ST..
81 and Townsend nd......
6.2op South San Francisco. San Jose and
way Stations -..-.-...-..
t6.25p Shuttle-Taencia St.. Ocean View.
Csnstsriss South San Francisco.
23i Street, 81 and Tow1ssnd &c.,. II
8.00p Los Angeles p. ssen ger-San Mates.
Redwood. PaIo Alto. San jose.
Salinas. PEso Robes Hot Springs,
San Luis 0biSpo. Santa Barbara.
Los Angeles ......
iI.4sp South San Sl' Francisco. Paio iiio. San
g0se.-..-... ----------. ....-.s.-..-l
fI.oop Sacramento River Steamers. ...... tIi
Uaion Transfer Company agents collect bagrr 9.
ehscks on trains OF Southern Pacific and delw
residence They are authorized 10 check baggage
from residence.
A for Morning. P for Afternoon
fSunday excepted. sunday only .Sun- & We'd
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02

Cal A. - loIhiPse Borax 1924 II
AN& MtTm. lis DO com 80 Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
SALES

Double Square brand horses. all broken to
work; the finest ever brought to this city. These
horses weigh from 1000 TO 1.5O0 lbs, and run
from to years OF age Sale OF 150 Double
Square brand to be held at
HORAN'S PAVILION, 10TH AND
BRYANT sTS., AT 1 p. VI.
AT p. M.
We viii sell 100 head OF heavy Wagon and
Draft Horses and Mares from Utah: also large
number OF Double Square brand at our own sales
pavilion.
2sz VALENCIA STREET
Farmers. bakers. erocers. contractors. hyery
stable proprietors and any one else In need OF
good horses will find 1t to their advantage to
attend these two sales at the above addresses
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
Z. STEWART CO.. Auctioneers.
POT VALENCIA ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
.AUCTION& &

yays sfabisa Sgs a5l rsos AZ Harrison
and Bryant, 7th and sth, s. F., will sell to
the highest and best bidder IA almost new
Studebaker Wagons, high and low wheels; "a
Horses and Mares. to 10 years old. weight
1. 200 to 1000 pounds; best lot Of work stock
offered this season. Also Is sets Of Heav.
Double Harness l Business Buggy and Buggy
Horses Sale at IL O'Clock. No outside stock
sold at this sale
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
TONoPAHs GIVEN BOOST

200 Pitts S Peak / IolI0O0 Cracker Jack. os
us p. NJ Regular Session
100 Ton Of Nev. -s-65. 100 Cid Con M5.171s
zVg Mont Ton. S2i2 1000 Grt Bend Ex oS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
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Security Mortgage Loan Co.
Mlnet. N. D.
Emerson BIoek

Emerson Block Minot. N. D.
If you want q farm loan at the
lowest rate of interest, see us.
If you want to sell your land
for cash, sec us.
If you have land to exchange
for other property see us.
If you have property OF any
description you want to ex-
change for land see us.
We are the clearing house for
buyer and seller and exchanges.
What you wish to dispose Of
may be just what the other fel.
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Come in and list your proper
ty with US and get results. No
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mission charges unless we make
q deal.
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WANTED-A young driysng horse,
gentle and sound, about IL or II hun
dred. Also buggy and harness. Give
full particulars and actual price want
cd in letter. J. F. CAvAEAoH, City.
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WANTEp-At once, by The Brother
hood of American Yeomen; a deputy in
every town in Northwestern No. OAK.
Write M. j. BREDvoLD, Dist. Mgr.
1905 Minot, No. OAK.
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porate any portion Of this in his circular. He
has slipped from the record his own stump
speech and the statement of Mr.. Beveridge that
if what the gentleman from North Dakota said
was true something ought to be done about it.
But he has withheld the text Of his own resolu-
ton and all description Of it. He has withheld
every comment on its substance. He has with
held everything save the one feature which
stood out prominent in his own position at the
against corporate influence, when as a matter Of
fact, he owes the seat which he occupies, and un-
less generally accepted beliefs are utterly wrong,
his own personal wealth, to the friendship Of
corporations and his own subserviency to them.
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If Senator Hansbrough is really against
trusts, here is list of few of them and the
way they effect us:
Pierced by the Pin trust.
Chilled by the Ice trust
Roasted by the Coal trust.
Soaked by the Soap trust.
Doped by the Drug trust.
Wrapt by the Paper trust.
Bullied by the Beef trust /.
Lighted by the Oil trust.
Squeezed by the Corset trust.
Soured by the Pickle trust
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Lent will begin March this year and Easter
Sunday will fall on April 10, according to the
when it fell on March 81, an unusually early
date. In 1908 it will come at what might be
termed normal PERIOD being midway between
the two extremes All the church holidays de-
pendent upon the date of Easter fall likewise
neither extremely early nor decidedly late. Thus
Lent begins March 4, which is quite different
from February 10, last years date.
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333e:e:G

The Independent takes this means of warn
ing the farmers to be careful in selecting their
seed for spring. The Agricultural College re-
Gently received sample of fairly good looking
wheat to be tested. The result of the test show
ed that there were 81 per cent strong growth
10 per cent weak growth, and % per cent dead.
This quality of wheat would not make even fair
ly good seed, but with much screening and blow
ing out of all the light grain it could be used for
seed.
Joe Cannon smokes and swears, Charley
Fairbanks takes an appetizer, Bill Taft sits on
the lid when requested to, Knox has penchant
for fast horses, Hughes consumes half dozen
fat, black 25-cent cigars day and scales Malta
horns and Mount Blancs to pass the time away
in the summer, Bryan can take hand at any
thing from old maid to bridge whist, and-well,
our leading politicians are lively galaxy, no
mistake.
asssee:
Alex. Mckenzie announces that under no
circumstances will he be a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of National Committee man from
this state, which office he has held for the past
eight years. This is a surprise to nearly every.
one as it was supposed that he was out for the
office again.
Gov. Toole of Montana has resigned on ac-
count of i'll health. The governor will leave
soon for California. He has been in public life
for Is years and is universally liked. Lieut..
Gov. Norris, . Democrat, will become governor:
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Editor G. LaFollette Hansbrough Smith of
the Plaza Pioneer is an amusin' cuss to say the
least. He's having hard time trying to ex-
plain to his readers that he hasn't changed bit,
its the times that have changed. Of course,
Bro. Smith we can't Lame you very much-you
simply had to do tit meant final proofs, it
meant your bread and butter, it meant support
McGahan and Hansbrough or go out of business.
We know that had you not supported Hans
brough, McGahan would have side-tracked the le-
gals to some other papers, and you would have
had to embark in some other business. That
man McGahan is holding the lash over lot of
you editors, you don't like it, we know, and if
ever opportunity comes, you are going to rise up
and hit McGahan and Hansbrough an awful
smite for the yoke of oppression that they have
placed on you The condition is sad to contem-
are writing as you do, their memories are good
and they. have not forgotten how you went over
the Northwestern part of the state two years
ago tcussin'' Hansbrough and McGahan and
saying, ''Vote for George LaFollette Smith for
State Senator Why this change? Explain to
your readers just how the times have changed.
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A railroad official claims that the farmers
are holding back their grain more every year.
He says that only few years ago the grain was
brought to market as soon as it was harvested.
Most of the farmers had mortgages on their
places and needed the ready cash. Now most of
these mortgages have been paid off, and the
farmers have plenty of money in the bank. They
can afford to hold their grain just as long as they
want, as they are not pressed for cash. This Of
fetal says that many Of the farmers actually lose
money by holding onto their grain. Hesays that
while the price continues to soar thoy hold on
but that when it reaches limit and then begins
When all the grain is thrown on the market at
once, the price goes down. He says he knows of
lots of farmers who never sell EXCEPT when the
decline comes, and that they have never been
known to sell when prices were at their best.