The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-31

ha fore the pres If rush of wheat to tie market ahat.s The conversion of the csep lato BaIlas mas u. said t9 ba pro eeeiing ia most satisfactory way HHd tfcr5 -H.# #HH-j .A# 4tiliaus ot dptiars Will ls.s= @ 't-u the po. .he pt tAe faG9#.ze bz tHs tE.s navigation m the lakes =.1=es 4sNea iacn only small proportion ot tee sat will haze come "Ht EN9eri,Hee. Hae shown tbar the ydil- weya do Het l.iF very mueh of the wheat ;J tae I.su.c Superior ports before tue freezg-@p comes. and tHa prpper- ton will probably be smaller than usual this var on aeco1nt of tAe lat-ness If the t1r8su!ng season.
 "On tna whole the prospect Is g most cEtytfGi one. thc likelihood being tBIt the satisfactory returns for tine past faw days wtll te greatly exceeded #tae 5om- ing six er seven weeks The fact tGuI ea=.tef any kind is hoaad to bring re- mUr,r3ffst price ttis season is th- com futaus feat5ta=or tl.e situation and there H7 r' recession fer nesru 4Eer IT.. pos s.HHty of tha general quality of tIa sr4u lang hslaW that of rgeel4Hs 2eats- TEc #i=e ~tHf3#T2 Uf the wheat rai=sd in tie west n Ia5-laei WAS undoubtedly i grH.t a3HaitI Iz-Hent fur the ,uu.try and II t=~oHl4 la+g been well if taat eN- e-ient record CoIld haFo been continued but f. la Iut reasonable to expect thlt 50 per tHut# of the wheat will to of contract grade every E.ar IS it was In the years mentioned If 55 per cent. or even 50 per etHt Of this seasons yield be up 10 the contract standard there will he from for Courratulation. The west will reap B laIge return of its investment of money, time and labor this year as it did in any preceding season. and by so do- ing 1t will have done it's whole duty to those who have placed faith in it's fertil- Ft,Ir I,g, spell if il comes will enable the transpor- taton companies and other elements in the trade of the country to catch up with some of their obligations and the i'm proyemcuts effected by that means will more than offset any inC0nN enienee which will result from a relatively smaller production, The general commercial out look is bright enough and only depressing factors are due to the position of q few communities widely separated in which there is q small return from the crop.
 Tt Is true the season has not been so favorable as other seasons but this condition is widespread The corn crop in the states of the union. where it is the premier crop of the farmers is sub- iect to frost Frost has undoubtedly mate riaiIy reduced the total yield in places tajs year, but after every allowance has been made for this and other causes the fact remains that the total grain in AL borta will be the largest in history, while in the other provinces the yield will not fall far short of other years
 @The following extract from the Ed m9utou Bulletin fairly describes the situ- alton in Northern Alberta and Saskatehe- wan:
 "CHttiug is practically completed. stack ing Is in progress in some places. thresh- jHe WiH commence at once. A few late tu lds which wore soWn for green feed are bcns et this week. The grain is all in stock and everywhere the glow of au- tnmn Iaja4les with the glow of harvest. A gr'9t number of tine oat fields show the typical yellow of well ripencd grain. The majority, however, are too pale yell lo" to indicate fill development and per feet riivMus. Some late oats win be fed in the stra". which ls held by good cattle feeders to be The best WaY.to feed oats +1 no Ee'r ia t.n history of the spring "ssat taIasls has there been better
 IoH aat lrgaHgtlou Of pIut and if tHr nr9U ot I4, had beea favored with 4i.ara plpaL.aaa condition G3riug Scptom- 9'r .a previous records of wheat produc- Iau tu te,s country HorlI have been e"tps q on tGe farm known as the Mac. Ie9d ttM 4i4 miles northeast of the city on tNo Fort Saskatchewan trail. samples et Red lEfe were taken that were uni tGrmly plump and hard and 4f excellent color This field should run 2I bushels to the arre