The visit of the President of the United States to the old-world city of Quebec to meet Lord Tweedsmulr has Proved to be a happy event, It is th first occasion on record on which President has visited a Canadian Governor-General, and on few occasions have chief executives of the ham eve stu sug and proceeded Saati Be oes Has cee a dit dita Bee ste ens a OSES it me Mes Fortunately for the country as 1 whole, conditions elsewhere are much more' encouraging. In British Columbia, fine warm weather has Brought the crops along splendidly, Jand there is ample moisture for pres-Jent requirements. Indications" are that both field and fruit crops will be better than average. Rains over both JOntario and Quebec have revived the [parched fields, and with the exception Jof a few districts, conditions are reported to be satisfactory. In Ontario, there was a serious loss to Bush fruits, but the trees are said to have stood well. In Quebec, the hay crop was excellent, and only the corn tends to be somewhat backward. - Dairy Produce is being marketed in good volume, and frost damage of 1 spring has not proven to be as serious Jas was expected. The Maritime pro vinces did not suffer from the drought, to any extent, and prospects are excellent. Both field and fruit crops fare coming along well, and a good harvest is anticipated, Sach Be ted Bats coe ale oe Pas 1 So a the eae ea hao aces a wet a ele hone anaer e Bade tish utr wits
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