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VESSELS IN DEMAND. The New York Ex-
press says" Besides cottonJ the great export to
Epgland is of corn, wheat and -four, and to
Ireland, exclusively corn. Some idea may be
formed of the demand for vessels, from the fact
that they are paying % to "a cents freight to
the north of Europe, for grain, and 95 cents a
barrel for flour. To Ireland, lid to lSd ster-
ling is paid for coin. To Liverpool, IS a bar
rel for -four, and lOd for grain, and to London
IS cd. This is making rich harvest for ship
owners, and the prospect is, that the demand
will continue"