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| CAyADA-There is hardly anything IN our latest
accounts from his Province worthy of recording


At this season of the year, after the hurry Of the
Spring trade is past and several weeks before it,
fall revival takes place, the Canadians are almost in


state OF torpidiy. The arrival of the fall fleet in
September, and the introduction of the new croI
into the market must be waited for before there
any stir in business. We believe the farmers are
fortunate in the prospect of an abundant harvest; the
ravage ofthe wheat fly, detrimental 70 their ne-
rests IN past years. have almost disappeared in this
This may stimulate business in the fall for the de-
mand for goods in Canada is nearly altogether reg,,-
lated by the means of purchasing afforded to the
farmers by their crops. To certain extent the
price of timber so operates also, but to ring ex-
tent compared with the agricultural interest Mer-
chants are anxiously looking out for good fall
trade, as the stock of merchandise is heavy in the
market Dry goods have badly remunerated impor-
ters simply because there is excessive suppy Il
is matter of surprise that the London Manchester
and Glasgow manufactures and warehousemen con
tinuc TO send enormous supplies of goods into that
market, having learned often particularly in 1912
and lSi3 the hazard it is attended with. But so
long as proiuse piles OF fabrics lie in British ware
houses unsought and unpurchased, offers from buy
any quarter will not be refused


The arrivals in the ports of Quebec and Montrea,
are now few. From Montreal on the 18th Jny.
cleared, brig Susannah for Plymouth, with grain.
stsos and deals; and the brig Mecca for GLASGOW.
wiih po, and pearl ashes, slaves and flour. Whine
pine "a ie Quebec market, in raft, is worth sid
7J /; lied 40, l0bd a Id OF the white cons;dara
bic quantities had lately arrived, but the supply of
lei Was nieagre Oak Is steady at l-5 l-6 by the
dram, aiiA little remains OF the old stock after the
heavy spments this year


Captain Harvey, of the barque MARQUIS of Butte.
Tor England, died at Grasse Isle on the 23d july.
on board his vessel. The ship England, Thompson.
from Liverpool, with two cabin and 24I steerage
passengers Is doing quarantine at the same place.
having the typhus fever on board The amonnt ri
deposits in the Montreal Savings Bank on july the
2nh, w2s tlS,737 Is 0, large sum for place of
rs population, aAd shows its people to be of provi-
dem disposition


Politics are little spoken Of as far as can be inter.
red tfoni the Canada papers, which are chiefly filed
up wilh personal disputes and statements in refer
ence to the late fire IN Quebec. Collections con-
'lnue to be made for the sufferers throughout the
,conary, in all parts OF which sympathy was strong
y manifested. AT the last weekly meeting of the
c1mmitee IN Quebec held on the 2lst inst. the
Treasurer stated In his report the whole sum re-
ceved up to that date to be f27,747, out of which
there had q been m paid f9,ss2, leaving balance in
hand Of El7,S65 AT this meeting resolution was
adopted TO request the British Consus to make COL
lectons at their respective stations in aid of the
rellei fund. We observe that the corporation have
enacted bye-aw ''to provide for the construction
Of dwellings in such way to diminish the danger
from fires; and that those who have the disposal of
the funds for the relief of the sufferers are deter
mined to effect an improvement in building houses
by Withholding aid from all who do not conform to
the prescribed conditions in regard to the erection
of new houses.


In Montreal the authorities have found it necessa-
ry to interfere in putting sopto the conduct of cab
drivers, which had become nuisance. This is only
yhDtn
experience of New York, and of the English cities
as well as every other, that drivers OF public vehi.
cles are the most unruy set of fellows to be found
when not under a strict municipal supervision


Two new Catholic Bishops have been consecra-
ted IN Montreal, where imposing and splendid ce-
remonles took place in the Bishops Church The
Clergymen elevated to the episcopate are the Right
Revered N Blanchet Bishop of Oregon, where
he been missionary tor eight years and the
Reverend J. G.. Prince, Coadutor of Montreal
There were present at the ceremonies the Bishops Of
Montreal, Toronto, and Kingston, and the Coadju-
tors OF Kingston and Quebec, besides not less than
lJO of the CIerpv