Commercial

Price rf Wheat, in Ann Arbor, 94 cents per bushei ; Flour, $3 dollars per barrel. These s a gentleman now in the city who has in successful operation at Rochester N. Y., a Inrd-oil manufactory. lid is also a manufacturer of Sperrn Oil, and he statcs. that the former is prefeiable to the latter for light. From the footings he makes candles which are as beautiful in appoarance as Sperm, though not quite se valuable. bcing somewhat beiter than tallow. - He wants ten thousand dollars worth of Lard for his next ycar's stipply. LnrJ from his shack-fed pork is quite as good or better for oil than that trom corn-fed, though the footinge of the latter, make the besl cnndles: - Detroit Times. The London Correspondent of theN Y Courier w rites June 3: "American securities are discredited to the lowest degrees by the intelligence of the repudiation of the debt of Michigan." The duty on American Flour was $1(50 a barrel. - Thu Canadian flour was free of duty. Rcsfirtiption in Kcntucky. - The process of resuaiption by our bariks, we hear, is going on very finely. All demWids are piid promptly and chcerlully, and so far from losing, it is understood thnt.on the whole.thcy have gained specie. This gratifying proof of public confidencc, strengthens tneir ability and disposition to extend their discounts. which, we are informeel, they continue to