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New York, Friday, April 10.


AsHEs-The market, in either descriptions, has been
for the past week exceedingly dull The last sales re-
ported in Pots at So s7t, and in Pearls at 81


BREADsrUFTs.-Since the report of yesterday, We
have additional sales to note did we notca any
material alteration in the aspect Of the market Opera
tors have almost suspended busnesss for what
is wanted for immediate use nor il it likely there will
be much Of any consequence done until the receipt Of
the foreign news There has been, however, early
part Of the week. considerable transactions in Western
mostly for export The last sales made for purpose
were at SIS sA S. 43i for Western, and IS l2 SIS rs
for Southern Wheat in better request and sales have
been made in Genesee, for export at 81 25, and
inferior southe, n for milling purposes, at 9o cents. Rye
10 held at n s cents at which prices there cons
dersble taken for export


The Fort Wsyne 7mes, of the 2lst u, in speaking Of
the quantity Of the last grain crop yet hand and
stored that place. says" Our inquiries have not been
very minute but sufficiently to satisfy that
not vary materially from the flowing estimates SO 600
bbls flour; 1000 bushels wheat 10000 do corn 90
600 do oats.


CorroN-There was rather more demand to. day, and
about 700 bales sold at firm rates. We continue to
quote