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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-30
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1879
Notice for Publication.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE At CaUR D'ALENE, IDAHO.
September %. rpI
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act Of Congress II June 3
ISIS, entitled IAN art for the sale Of timber lands
ia the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory as extended to all the
Public Land States by act Of August 4, Is0s.
LUTHER p. TABER.
Of Belgrove, county Of Ko0teraL state Of
Idaho, has this day filed Ia this ofiice his swoin
statement No. 6Si foy the purchase Of the ). L 4
Of Section number 10 la Township number 50 N.
Range No. W. b. NJ. and will oEer prod 10
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its tanker or sioae Than for agricultural pur-
poses, and TO establish his claim % said land
before the Register and Receiver Of this once
Al Cdur d'Alene. Idaho, on Tuesday. the 5ri day
al lAecemher. Ig1I,
lie names n w3taeSses: Granville o. Ritchey,
George H. ktchey, James T. Russell and James
HuTner, all nf Occur d'AIene. Idaho
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
ahove-descrihed lands are requested TO Gle their
claims in this once on or before said 3TIl day Of
December. isOL
III BUDLoNG,
sept-Ss-nov-5o- Register.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
KANSAS Is ALL RIGHT
General Rims Have saved the state
From PerdItiOn.

topeka. Kan, July 29.-In the place of
dry weather reports, ruined crops and
hot winds in Kansas, now comes news Of
copious rains. unfOsda5le streams and a
restoration of confidence.
Most OF the rains during the present
dry period have come to the eastern and
central parts of the state, but tonight the
reports from the west show that the rain
has extended clear through to the Colo
RADIO line.
in Salina this afternoon, the first rain
in weeks fell. Concordia reports that it
has been raining there for the past As
hours at intervals and that the situation
is much improved. During a thunder
storm in Concordia. Carl Hammers Beck,
the son of a farmer, was killed by light
ming.
At Ellsworth a fine rain fell, which Will
he Of some benefit TO late crops.
A dispatch from Dodge City says that
Ford county has been drenched today
and that farmers are preparing to SOW
feed crops.
Elnporia and Ottawa in eastern Kansas
reports heavy rains today.
There is hardly a point in the state that
has not received some rain during the
past week. Corn will not be greatly help
ed. but enormous quantities of rough feed
will DC raised and the outlook for stock
rien greatly improved. An abundance
Of water has been provided for stock.
where there was a great scarcity a week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
ESENTATIVF SAFES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There is no let up on the orders at the
Cudahv house. and the whole force are
working Ike badgers. There is force Of
ineu no work rushing the buildings Tor
the new ice plant and the CeW lard re-
nneTE.
Nearly al the eat shat was not entirely
burned zap I'll tie Dc,d house has been
taken out end shipped TO the soap iacJo-
lies.
Tae switch engjae took Ont nearly an
ntsre train Of loaded cars Yesterday from
The Dold and Cudahy houses.
irf The fellow down il the city who
telc7h0lcd 10 the stock yards that Sec
reiarv -d Blackburn Iolcsropler W.
G. Bradshaw ard Gill Dar2tt clerk Tor
W d. Paugh * Co. had e1ch drawn Il
lucky number at l,l Reno should 60 up
to She stock Yards his folks would not
rrnou him II he ever got back alive.
rhe stock Yards company has taken
ara and relatd q part OF the brick floor in
the docking pen. Jack Mccall was the
master mechanic in charge ~ the Joo.
j. T. Earchiald. OF Anthony. brought
fn car load of cattle yesterday ano
concluded 10 take the prices oHereu
rather than take his chances on any
ether market.
t-ernor IL Humphrey, OF I<iugdsh2r had
q car of hocs on the market yesterday.
Mack Tavlor shipped in car load
al 1,ce from Rramau. -. T.. that topped
me market Yesterday. but they came IN
lato saturday night. and the extra
shrinI1age added something TO their value.
~ IL Johnson. ot Enid. had car o.
mixed packers on the market yesterday
that brought 500.
J. II. Frantz. 0f Conway Springs was
snorc Che shippers who sold hogs on me
market yesterday
90. r. D. Nolcot az Hutchinson
br7u-'.t in two car loads az hogs on tne
market yesterday, aud one oi hls lo3uS
WIS eood enough 70 bfins 5000
= a. Jones had two ear .o2aS ot Ne' l,,.'I
horses at the yards yesterday that he
win take To the Oklahoma country. Iney
are about the best western horses ll3t
have seen ia the yards or a Ions t--le-
q.ba increase of cattle last week at
T-a~sas CITY over the same week last
49,, ,.as over 1900 En- the native division
-fl,,, There was no increase III guar
r,-tf-s ctttie. which shows ,hct the e3t-
~ earrh OF tie G-1d Ecc are afiaS
ba1d ana that IS also TRUE oi th7 cattle on
No rsn4-e in western Kansas auA '5-@-
horr4 This is the only pleas nc feature
~ +le situation on the cettie market u
saovS that the cattle en- the srsat ran Sc
country where tho west depend On se--.iis
is s,-r--v a- feeders are nor cel0s "c-
r.la-el III s-1,,rc czttIe. The 1rNpt has
ziu,-lv hcen leuorllizeG hT uhc farmers
On tl.e ireuln d-trjcts setting scared ana
running OK what few cattle they have.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
LIZ STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Was Ten Gents
Lower Yesterday.
RECEIP1SFAIR FOR MONDAY
Shippers are Finding That
Here Is Place TO Sell.
RECElPlSFAIR FOR MONDAY

The supply of hogs yesterday was fairly
good for a Monday. and while there was
no top hogs on the market, there were
some car loads that averaged fairly
good Tor these drouty times. The market
opened paniclzy ana lower and some Of
the buyers talked about taking off Is
cents from Saturdays prices. but the sell
lers held drm and when the hogs began
10 move over the scales It was at prices
10 cents lower than Saturday a few
sales might have not been more than
nc lower. The buyers seemed anxious for
hogs and the pens were cleaned when
the market closed and more hogs would
have found buyers. The order buyers did
not set as many hogs as they wanted,
and present indications warrant the as
eertiou that a good many more hogs than
are now coming to this market would
VIII not leave a profit for the shippers to
run past 10 eastern markets. The com
mission men always want more money
for their patrons, but anybody who
knows @ hog when they meet one in the
road, knows that TIE buyers on this mar
ket are paving fair prices. Some Of the
shippers who sent their hogs to other
markets after the burning of the Dold
house. for fear there would be DO demand
for them here, are returning, and they
acknowledge their mistake. The okla
homa or southern Kansas shippers who
senG their hogs here are getting more
clear money than they would bring on
any other market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
DAY GREATLY REVERSED
Commemoration or Assassination OF
kIng Humbert Held.

Rome, July 29.-The commemOrsion Of
anniversary Of the assassination Of King
Humbert was generally observed throug-
out the country.
The pilgrimage TO the Pantheon oc-
CURED at ( o'clock IN teh afternoon.
There was an immense procession. com
posed OF delegations from all Jhe Italian
provinces and colonies. and civil. military
and labor associations. With flags and
bands OF music.
II was estimated that over 10 90 peo-
pie were in the yarade. The most pic
turesque participants were CARRIED in mui-
ti-coiored historic costumes. Iurumera-
bic wreaths were carried ia the process
sion. Enormous crowds liked the route
and the windows. balconies and roofs
were crowded 20 their utmost capacity.
~ stores we're closed ard everywhere
flags were displayed at half mast As
tho procession entered tho pantheon.
those who participated f. Il flied past
the vault containing the remains ~ king
Humbert and there deposited the
wreaths. The ceremonies wiz close this
evening az The Ad-ia1o theatre. ahere
addresses viii be delivered. The most
noteworthy provincial celebration occur
red az MEan. r. which city there was a
pilgrimage 20 Mona, the scene ~ the
assassination q the King. The wreaths
we're 50 numerous that TIE field On when
King Hauberts last review vas held
was converted into q fower gartrn- Tne
first stone % tho ez7iatory chapel which
is being erected hT king Victor Emma1-
ueL vas laid hy The Duls = A5--zzt
representing the Eins ~ Italy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
DETAILS ARE SENT
Committee or Encashnsent WIN Han
de Indemnify l-a.ey.

die Indemnity Honey.
Washington. July @-Dispatches re-
ceived by cable from SIR. Roclshm. TIE
United states commissioner at Pckln. set
Que some OF the details or the financial
arrangements respecting tho Indemnity
not heretofore disclosed. He reports that
the interest on the indemnity began to
run on the LIST OF July of this scar and
the payments VIII become due selui-an-
nually. the first 20 be met January Z next
China win DE allowed three years be-
fore masking the first payment on ac-
count OF the principal OF the Indemnity.
The moneys. both on account ~ princi-
pal and interest, VIII be received ct
Shanghai. 20 be known as the Commit
tee OF Encashment" This viii be com
posed Of the heads 81 foreign banks at
Shanghai. selected by the governments
interested in the payments. The COM
mittee IS % distribute the funds turned
in by the Chinese among the various
powers in proportion 60 the Interest pay
monts due them.
The diplomatic court al Pedn fav0rs
the immediate application o. the new
tariff. the effect Of which viii be %
abolish tho free list. except as 70 cereals
Mr Rockhlu has ben instructed ~ the
Estate department 70 urge this exemp-
ton from the uew rates * carFOes now
aaoat lie is also % try 70 secure a post
ponement o. the application OF tae tar.r
uutl importers have had al opportunity
70 complete contracts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
SOLDIERS WERE NEGLIGENT
General Chafiee Has Ordered Them
to Dress Up la Manila.

Manila July 29.-Henry Allen Of the
Forty-third volunteers, who was some
time since appointed governor OF the isl
and of Legte. has been chosen chief OF
the insular consta bulary and wiz proceed
with the organization Of that force.
Captain SpeIIman OF the Forty-third
has been sentenced to two years impris-
onment for encouraging trading at the
closed ports.
General Chaffee has issued an order
that the troops shall wear their coats
buttoned everywhere outside of barracks.
The order dispense with the use Of
flannel shirts, which have heretofore
been the customary outer garments. The
officers are ordered 10 wear khaki for all
duty and swords when actively command
ing. White or dress suits are permitted
to be worn on social occasions. Upon
visiting the posts unexpectedly General
Chafeee found an astonishing variety OF
uniforms and a great laxness regarding
the clothing Of the troops
TWO native policemen have been killed
in the suburbs Of Cebu. Firing upon the
town continues. Provost Davis is con-
Quoting an investigation The detectives
employed in investigating the Santa Cruz
robbery have found no definite clue, nor
have they learned the amount the thieves
secured. It appears that the sergeant OF
the gaurd was intoxicated and that one
sentry was detailed to guard the five en-
frances TO the guard house.
General Martin Delgado. governor Of
the island of Pana, has asked for aid
in consequence Of the ravages Of locusts
and the rinder pests.
Spanish residents Of Manila are urging
the Philippines commission to tax real
property upon tne basis Of the income de-
rived instead of upon its value.
The discussion of the Manila charter
continues.
An investigation is pending in the case
of Lieutenant Mccarthy Of the Thirty
fifth regiment because of the loss Of 1000
public money while being conveyed from
APART to Manila.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National Leaaue Standing.

BROOKLYN, :; PHILADELPHIA, 6.
PHILADELPHIA. July 29.-Brooklyn broke
Philadelphia's winning streak today. Don
ahue was hit freely. but Hughes kept the
home teams hits well scattered. Attend
ance, 4,SS1. Score: r H E
Philadelphia ........3 o 0 2O1 0 O. 10 4
Batteries-Hughes. Donovan and Far
rel; Mcclure, Donohue and Mcfarland.
BOSTON, .; NEW YORK, 4.
New York, July 29.-BostOn beat New
York in the tenth in the first game this
afternoon on hits by Murphy and Lowe
and Longs two-bagger. Hickman's error
enabled Boston to tie the score in the
eighth. Attendance, 4,0G1. Score:
First game II Z
New York .........OOO20O1O1O-4 9 ?
Boston ............0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 / IL 3
Observation-Disclosures and Warner;
Nichols and Kittredge.
The second game between New York
and Boston was stopped on account of
rain. while New York was at BAT in
the second inning. Boston had scored
three runs i'm their half of the inning on
hits by Murphy, Pittnger and Hamilton
and two consecutive errors by Buelow.
Phyle pitched for New York.
CHICAGO. 3; CINCINNATI ?.
Cincinnati. July 29.-The tail-enders tut
IN a stiff article of ball today. Chicago
won by punching Of Il number of
scratch hits in the sixth. Attendance, 500.
Score: X J. u
Chicago .........' 20 5000 5 L 2
Phillips and Bergen; Meme
fee and Kahoe.
PITTSBURG, s; ST. LOUIS. 0.
St. Louis. July 29.-Pittsburg shut out
St. Louis through the steady twirling Of
Chesbro Powell was 50 easy that the
visitors had no trouble in dividing the
series. Attendance, S3o0. Score L; Il Z
st. Louis ......--..--o @ 90 OO y :
Pittsburg ........---- o o l / = . 20
BaGerios-PoweIl and Schriver; Chesbro
and O'COunOr
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lambs, ss.o0a5.4o; western lambs. sI.4O@

lambs, s3.O0G5. 40; western lambs, s4.4OQ
$40.
Kansas City
Kansas City, No, July 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000. including 500 Texans; mar
ket generally 10 to 15c higher; native
beef steers, S4.75Q5.S IS; Texas and Indian
steers, So. 75Q4.2 Texas grass steers,
IS. 0Gd4 90; Texas cows, 81 G0Q3. .; native
cows and heifers. 2.50d4. So; stockeTs and
feeders, g. 1910; bulls, s. 50Q4.5O calves
g. 50d4.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market to 1oc
lower; bulk of sales, s5.50q5 so; heavy,
S5.S0G6 90; packers. s.. 55G5.S 80; mixed, S5.50
95.80; light. S5.3595.70; workers, S5.5e9S. 50;
pigs, $ .50d5. d
Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market steady;
muttons, S3.00Q4.O0; lambs. &.0od5-O0;
range sheep, $3.3q3.So; stockers. 1.50q
go.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, July 9.-CattIe-Receipts, s.
600, including $500 Texans; market steady;
native steers. s.. 5G05.75; COWS and heif-
ers. S2.09Q4.S5; stockers and feeders. s.. 80
as; Texas and Indian steers, s. 10Q4.l5;
COWS and heifers, g. 30d3. 50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market 10 TO 15c
lover; workers, $5.4oG5.60; packers, 50. 100
30; butchers. S5.65G5.s5.
Receipts. 1,o0o; market steady;
native muttcns. S3.0003.50; lambs, $4,000
5.o0; Texas muttons, S3.00Q3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
BOXERS BUSY AGAIN
Acc Encouraged 6y success or Wiz
layers Of chi IL.

Shanghai. July es,-The North China
Daily News announces that there has
been a recedence OF the outbreaks BY
the Boxers in The province Of shan Tun
in consequence OF the success CT the al
lied villagers in Chi II province against
the troops OF ii Hung Chang.
The notorious Yung Lu. who was iri-
perlal treasurer ana later generaiissino
OF the northern arusb has been appoint
ca 20 the lucrative post Of eontroler
general Of the revenue board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
President selects Men in War and
Navy ascDartnient.

Washington, July 29.-The president to-
day made the following appointments:
War-Infantry: Charles ]. Davis and
Samuel r. Whitan, lieutenant cOlonels;
Robert r Ames. and Robert y. Getty,
majors; Captains artillery corps, William
c. Hamberlaine, Charles p Summerall,
William ". Cruikshank, Gordon G. Hei-
ner. Edward J. Undertake, Jr., Ohio w
Farr. William P. Pence, James ~. VIII
liaus. Dwight E. Aultman, Aston Hamil-
ton. John c. Gilmore; ROBBERS f. Gardner
Joseph L. Knowlton, Conway H. Arnold,
jr.
Henry B. Farder ard Clifton c. Carter
a Heutenants, artillery corps; Vernno X
Earthrnan. surgeon of volunteers, rank Of
major: Michael A. Roberts and W. Turner
Wooten. assistant surgeon OF volunteers,
rank Of captain
Navy-John B. Collins to be comman-
der: Thomas T. Craven, Henry c. Muslin.
Duncan NJ. Wood. and Charles L. Poor.
lieutenants, junior grade: James Laven.
Frank Carall and Henry Feehan, boat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
10 SPEND VACATION
Secretary Long Gas Left for Homo In
Massachusetts

washington. July 29.-Secretary Long
VIII leave here Thursday FOR his annual
vacation. the major portion OF which viii
be spent at his horne at bingham. Mass.
He will probably return 10 Washington
during the early part OF September, prior
to the date when the Schley court OF
inquiry VIII meet. Assistant Secretary
Hackett. who has been spending sew
eral weeks at his country home IN New
castle. y. H. viii return 70 the city on
Wednesday and win act as secretary.
8Ir. Hackett is expected 20 retire from
the department early in September. Ills
successor has not yet been selected. Sec
rotary Long would be gratided TO have
Governor Allen resume his duties as as
sistant secretary. which he relinquished
when ne went 20 Porto Rico. and It
seems probable that this may follow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

friendship between France and the Unit
ed States ard evinced the deepest interest
in the Industrial and commercial situa-
ton in America, as evidence OF which he
showed Mr.. Woodward q volumlnoUs re-
port from the French consul at New
York which he had just been perusins.
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INTEND TO STAY.

Correspondents Says French and Ger
man Arc Thick IN China.
London. July 29.-The Shanghai eotTs-
sncaGent Of the Globe. cabling today.
Says. "rhc assurances given Ira the nouae
o. commons July % by Lord Cnnbosss
0he under foreign secretary that go
French ana German troops are Only teen.
porarly here are REJECTED hr the fact
that both uationaiitlea are enecsiuE pcr-
mannent massive barracks which it VIII
takc two yeaTs % complete. luai st'.ns
taat many years occupation are ec1tcm<
plated"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
Dry GOODS MARKET.

New York, July "a development in
the demand coming forward in cotton
goods is occasionally reported, but gen
eralbusiness continues quiet. There has
been no change in the tone Of the mar
let here for either staple or fancy goods.
Print cloths are dull and unchanged. The
demand for piece silks has been on mod
crate extent with a firm tone. Hosiery
and underwear for next spring in mod
e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
POOR eoERs BEATEN.
Blasted Britishers Have Again Worst
ed South African Martyrs.

London. July CA dispatch from Cape
Town says: Beers are scattered through
ont the upper districts Of Cape Colony.
Some are within a few miles Of Indwe.
Others are around jamestown and be-
tween Molteno and Burghersdorp. Sew
eral parties are close 20 Cradock.
I. Pretoria. July @.-Coionel Garrett has
had a successful skirmlsh near Vcer-
euiging. HIS forces captured twenty-five
Beers and a number Of cattle and
WAGONS
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WOOL MARKET.

St Louis, July 29.-Wool market firm;
unchanged. Territory and western me
diam, 15Q151zc; fine, 10Q14c; coarse, 100
1Sc.
New York, July 29.-The cotton market
opened steady. with all months but July
up l TO points, and closed barely steady
with prices net 10 points lower to 3
Doints hieher
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t.arrc.t oM comnnnr 80 Foruaea.

OBd1n. Utah. July -2.-Tbe largest Oh
company ever formed IN Utah filed -
articles OF Incorporation this afternoon.
The paid up capital is 81 .soooe the COM
pany owning nearly 500 acres Of petro-
lcum .and Ia the heart o. the Green River
Utah on fields The president II a. J.
Cutlery. az Santa barbara. Cal. and tho
treasurer Corneiul H. 4. Nay of ph!ia-
Gffrlfq
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poManer Enpress b - 81.

CroubeIr. Jgiy As a result - Tbs
visit o. Pref Eenyera from Berlin. sc
is emcIaly announced that the cendition
or the powaser Empress Frederick Is nas
Satisfactory. Her majesty has not left
her apartments Tor ire Iast week. aa1
although medical beuletins have rot yes
been issued. they may be soon artici-
patcd. Princess Henry ~ PruHs.a cas-
been 20 ire castle on flying visit
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stoelsholaer Brings suit Asalas, 90

Spokane. Wash. July @-JoSeph r.
Boyd. 4 stakeholder in the Kettle Falls
Lands Improvement company has broughc
suit 20 have a receiver named for Tho
company and the corporation dissolved.
charging many ilrc suiarites IN the man
areucnt. importance 81 added 90 the suit
by the prominence ot tho threa trustees
who are made defendants Senator George
Turner Colonel ". y. Turner end Coles
mel l. ". pevl0u
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1anttcr I'D FORM 4. ereat.

Washington. July 29.-Seeretary Long
said today that u complaint against thu
Language used Ia the 9th specification
OF the precept 20 the schiey court OF In
quiry was made 20 him officially BY Adj
miral schlcy. be would give the matter
consideration and that the languages
might be modified.
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Stockholm. July "a forest ere 81 ths
province ~ eJnrand. has assumed giants
proportions Three thousand troops
have been ordered- % assist The mez
who are GrhUnr tha ramea
Ihe bet weather c1nslaues hers
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centrifugal, 96 test, 5-S2c; molasses su-
gar, 5-16c; refined. quiet; crushed, $5-95
powdered, S5.55; graduated, S5-l5.
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Null s
lightning
Pain Killer

Nos s.1s.l dissatisfied 19- 71t =
cne million he.,les sod - aatt e.
5s-- sto-cs. ~ ssh 20 f-rulzae5 ~ tAe
Lightning sEos.e-ae Co. Rock lz.aHa. AZ
M1as Grape Tozlc c1roa Indsest-aa-
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BRITISH ARE SENSIBLE
They Don't Relieve American Corn
CrODT t. REined.

London. July 29.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press today. in its weekly crop review.
says: The harvest is proceeding rapidly
in France. The wheat in Normandy.
Picardy and in the south, exceeds the
average but there is base average in
the west. center and east. Probably the
total VIII not exceed 100000 quarters.
leaving $4,000 TO be imported.
Germany wheat crop is FIVE percent
below the average on area and also five
per cent below the average yield. Her in
port needs. therefore. viii be larger than
in 1913.
The crop in Austria-Hunsary. though
not large. excess expectations The Rus
sian spring crops have improved
The Express remarks that the dam
age done TO American corn is probably
exaggerated but the news sufiiced 70
scare the trade and the whole trading il
feeding stuns is much strengthened
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Hogs
It's
ETPRESENTATIE SALES


Tho farmers continue to send in q few
Of their cattle, and while the market is
Unsatisfactory, all OF them manage to
Gud buyers.