The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29

NEw YoRK, June 2s-2P M.
AsHEs:-The demand is fair for Pots at IS, and
CorroN--The amount on sale has been considerably
reduced. There is a moderate inquiry this morning
with sales Of 300 bales at yesterdays quotations.
Flour, &c.-Our market for western -four is scarcely
so firm, and sales done at slight decline; the
of this is the large receipts via canal which have
depressing eectsaes of $500 barrels at So ls% for
So 621s a S. s7K for Pure do and 81
tx Rye Flour Is dull at So IS So si Meal has
declined shade Jersey sells at So Al 81 So Wheat
The demand is only moderate. We can hear of nc
operations Rye Is dropping Sales are making at Csc
a 69c Corn-The transactions yesterday reached
10000 bushels at SIC 54c for round Jersey bic a
SIC for southern yellow; and soc for white. This
morning there il but little doing
SuoARs-We understand that considerable of a
speculation is going this mornng but we have not
heard the particulars
TALLow15000 lbs are reported at,Sa sac, rather
tall price
PRovisroSs--The pork market opens dull, and hold
find considerable difficulty in obtaining yesterday
prices We quote ut $40 so and prime SO So 12a
Beef is scarce and firm but without sale Cut Meats
are in demand at steady prices Smoked do are sell.
ing to fair extent, at our previous quotations Lard
is in good demand the sales reach 500 bbls at ga
6alc for fair to good and 7lsc for prime to extra
WHsKEv.-But little stirring; market dull, tenden-
New YoRK, June 2s-6 NJ.
Sales of Flour freely made but at low rates
The parcels disposed Of embraced the usual variety
this State and Western brands. Southern exhibited
no change. Small sales Of Genesee and Ohio Wheat
were made terms stated below. Sales OF Corn were
pretty freely made, including parcels Of Northern
round, rather better terms than were obtained
yesterday. There was change in Meal Rye and
Oats remained about the same There was no change
in Pork Mess about the same while Prime was some
frmer. Lard continued in good demand. Sugars
steady, with fair amount of sales For reports
from other cities we refer to the telegraph head
AsHEs.-Saes Of about 100 bbs, including both sorts
made at 81 "a So for Pots and So S7s for Pearls
BREApsTuFFs.-Flour-T sales to-day embraced
about 5000 10000 bbls, In various separate lots
among which were $500 bbls of Oswego at S. 25 and
$500 do. Oswego, Michigan and common Genesee, in
lots. at $5 1sa< SIS 25 500 do Genesee, at So %
So 31&, with small parcels pure Genesee, at So 10
So S7 to ST. for extra do; 500 do good Indiana sold
at So 37K There was change in Southern; Balti-
more and Georgetown were held at SO SO I'm
JVheat-Salcs of 1000 bushels Genesee were made at
81 30, and 1900 do Ohio white, at 81 Is. Corn-Saes
Of about 900 bushels round northern yellow were
made at 64c; fat yellow afoat, was offered ut Ole
Sales of 10000 bushels New Orleans mixed were made
private terms, but supposed to be somewhere be-
tween 45c a 4Sc. Meai-Sales of about 200 bbls New
Jersey were made at So "A So So Rye-Salcs OF
1000 bushels made at &c Canal Oats were worth
40 44c. There was change in Rye Flour
Corro,-The market is inactive In this lne-40O
bales being about the extent Of the business to-day
Prices are rather easier We continue to quote;-