The French Wheat Crop

The harvest of wheal i:i Franoe is probably oompleled it this date, with the exception oï' Nornmndy, Britbiny, and the extreme north. The reports to tbc Conimoroial Cougress, reoently held at OrLeans, indioated the inferiority of the whuat 3rop thronghout thu whole center of Franoe. The erop on the lower Loire is dieappointing. The yield in !!■■- anee, Eutampes, Cbartres, Chateaudnm and Blois will be much below the average, and most of it wiil be required tor ïhe acrettge plaoted thu year is also liirch Iets than usual. 'J'liu crops in the ladre and Loire Haute Vïenne, Deux Bevres, and C tricts, are also ii' :i poor cond qu ntly in a 1 au 1 . ■ ' ■ nuace there wil] only 1 e c ne-liiih ! . ■ roo available for conOinptdon. In the North the estimatcd yield of wheal ü placed at tlircc-üourths j of an average