At the present time, wheat is bringing the highest figure in the past year, which shows that hogs are selling for from six and one-half to eight and one-half cents. Butterfat is bringing more than 50 cents a pound. Eggs probably due to the winter wheat has induced laying, have dropped to 30 cents per dozen.

The past few months has seen a considerable increase in the number of dairy animals in this territory, and it is believed that there will be a steady advancement in this industry, which will mean much to both the farmer and the business man.

INTERESTING CHAMBER COMMERCE PROMISED TOMORROW

The program for tomorrow's chamber of commerce luncheon that the meeting will be of especial interest. A letter has been received from the chamber of commerce, asking that the local organization discuss the matter of retaining or dispensing with the department of immigration in the state, which has become a mooted question, through the action of the governor in declaring for the abolition of the department. The chamber of commerce is asked to give an expression of opinion on the matter, Hon. A. H. Oversmith will make a talk on this subject.

Professor H. C. Dale, head of the department of economics at the University of Idaho, will give a talk on "Price Fixing by Legislative Enactment from the secretary of the North Idaho department," which should be of especial interest.  will be well worth while for this meeting. Interest just at this time. 