{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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AMERICAN FLOUR IN ENGLAND.-An English mer-
chant who is here buying bread-stuffs, says that
American flour barrels effecting great revou-
ton in the trade there. The practice from time


mmemorial, has been TO sell flour in very large and
nconvenicnt bags, and the trade has been confined
the mllers and the meal men. But the great beauty
and convenience of the American barrels, has brought
he has orders for fifty barrels a week. from dealers
who never before sold flour at ALL The English can
not counteract this, for they have free splitting
ash or other timber from which to make these beaut


ful barrels. So we think the repeal of the English
Corn Laws will be something to US yes, every thing
to us; home market for the supply of eighteen
millions of mouths.-N York Journal of Commerce