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Daily National Intelligencer
Washington, District Of Columbia
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Latest news from France via ship Sachem from Havre: court moved to St. Cloud on June 18 with celebrations; king in good health; favorable harvest prospects, falling bread stuffs prices; market updates on flour, rice, rye flour, cotton, and tobacco at Havre.
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The ship Sachem, Davis, which arrived at this port on the 5th inst. sailed from Havre on the 26th of June, but brings no news of interest. Our Paris papers are to the 20th of that month. The court of France was removed to St. Cloud on the 18th, on which occasion there were illuminations and great rejoicings. The king was in good health.
We learn from capt. Davis, that the prospect was very favorable for an abundant harvest in France, and that bread stuffs were falling. At Havre, flour was at 90 francs per barrel; rice 55 francs; rye flour in good demand. Good cotton brisk, and looking up. Tobacco steady.
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France
Event Date
June 18th To 26th
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king in good health; favorable harvest prospects; bread stuffs falling; flour at 90 francs per barrel; rice at 55 francs; rye flour in good demand; good cotton brisk; tobacco steady
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Ship Sachem arrived from Havre on June 26th with Paris papers to June 20th. French court removed to St. Cloud on June 18th with illuminations and rejoicings. Favorable prospects for abundant harvest in France.