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~ There is now pressure in the West
which no honest man regret /: is pres
sure OF Grain and Flour to market, choking up all
the channels of transportation, and far exceeding
the capacity of all tho Lake craft TO bring it east
ward The storehouses o. Chicago, Michigan City.
Detroit, Cleveland, &c. are ovcraowing and vessels
are eagerly chartered at high prices. The farmers
are receiving cash in hand for their crops and not
ut Srb-Treusury prices either. A Uniferm Cur
rcncy and equalzed Exchanges are still 'orely
needed; bat the people partially doing that for
themselves which the Government ought to de for
them by resolving to take nothing but Specie funds
for their property. The Flour and Grain specula-
tors have bitten their fingers little, but that
is their luck. On tho whole, things looking
we'll; and New-York will reap noble harvest from
her Canals this Fall.