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The Albany Argus, oeaking of the commercial capabilities of the westen sections of the unlon says:- .=.

 The teemng west is name that has been fre- quently given to the Yves, bu it has never been so fully realized during this fall The arrival of 200 ,000 barrels of fiou al the Hudson river in two months, is but an ernest of the future It is hardly too much 10 say that the imagination can scarcely realize the erily of the West. Michigan alone, under active demand, could send 2,OOOO of barrels of flour Inaket; and that State does not comprise one twentih of the wheat land of the West. The amount of prducton is almost lli,na ble. IL is even now considered enormous when 2. 800, ,000 barrels of flour ame down by the Erie ca. nal in the of ls45 but that amount if a mar ket could be obtained, weId expand in five years to 5000 900 of barrels, an, then the western country would iusi b. gin to be cultivated.