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AMERicAs. FLouR IN SEye.ASp.--T The ". E Jbsrsai cf Commerce states ,ha, an Eng 9sh merchant who is in that city buying

 gead ssufIs. says that American fonr 5aryels [se e1scting great revolution in tho trade

 ksse. The practice from time immemorial, fas been to sell flour in very large and ia- konyeuient bags, and the trade has been con- |ned to the miliers and the meal men. But - gssss beauty and convenience of the 1ncrican barrels, have brought grocers to

 Sxe np the business; and he saysth now 5e has ordsrs for filsy barrels week, from lea1efs who never sold four at all. The EakIish cannot counteract this, for they have &o free spiisiing ash or other timber from Ekich e make these beautiful barrels. So

 - thiak, sdIs she Journal, the repeal of the

 sxiish Curn Laws will be something to us

 Err everything sc us; home market for

 Y supply Of eighteen millions of mouths.