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overshooung themselves they put on only SO cents


barrel for that day, and the market closed at IS SO


for Genesee and at that the buyers were more eager
than the sellers. To-day there is no change. Tho
Journal Of Commerce Of this morning says, with
entire truth;


"fhe exports from ths United States TO Europe
during the next eight months will be immense Not
only cotton, rice, tobacco, and all sorts Of bread
stnfs, including large quantities OF Indian corn,
heretofore bat little exported TO Europe,) will 90


forward, but beef pork, lard, cheese, apples, DC,
&C. Even the English whale fishery has in great
measure, JAILED this season, and they will have TO
aspend upon the Yankees in part for supplies Of oil
The London Times says:


we have been given TO understand that only four
whale ships have arrived from the southern whale
hshery this year, bringing together less than 400
tons OF OIL The estimated loss TO the owners of
these four vessels will exceed GO 00O aud none Of


them have been rehtted for the service IL is stated
that proposition was made TO government more
than twelve months since 10 revive this important
branch OF shippngi but il does not appear that the
application was successful. Manufacturers and con-
sumers, under these circumstances must be depend
ent for the future on the United States of America
Tor supply ofsPermaceIi OIL


These abundant exports will give ample err,
ployment TO our shipping-wlll increase our im-
ports, ana consequently our reyenue--w keep our
foreign exchanges in healthy state--perhaps viii
cause an importation Of eoin-and by increasing the
price of agricultural produce will promote the inter
ests ofthe farmers, and through them, OF the mer-
ehanls' and The whole C immunity" Y.