The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27

Rosss, 1915 Epgfh TAR. 3; hoop do, do, &; sheet
fion.rer H.. is Lead Pig. per 10. Z. Gather =
hpt buelskiD ini'sten Of cali $40; bucksAin, com.
mon ~; harms. leather SlSs $40; soe leather per
ID 25o lunttr.- Oregon pine, $40 Per NJ Caliior-
mia, DO $40 $50 red wood. $40 $50; do shingles,
sbs IS hatcbes-S 81 so per gross. Molssses - None.
in d,msnd Moss-Sanowicb Islands, SIS $40 per
cwt. Mustard Enginh, ,csrce american, none; :.
leland SO Per do Mails cut 1915 per keg; wrought,
Ice peflb Na,alStoref.-Tar. SIS per Dbl pitch, So;
rosin. SIS; spirits turrentne, 81 so Ole Olive per
Use; sperm, 81 50. Paper Foei'osp SO per rram;
letter. "a 3, printing pcne Paints - Red Ameri-
can, none; white do SO per kegi vermillisn Soc per
H.; vanish SO so pr gall; hhs,ge 12xc per To-;
chalk &C.; whiting. IKE. Porter None in demand
frov'sons-Beef ness per Dbl. $40 prime sl4 pork
m'ss sl7i prime sl6i lard, per 14c butter 81
soc. efgs per doz, 371sc. che.fe, per Id Zoe /;
hams, ,noksd American. lsc do. DO England, 25c.
Rice Manila, per To-. 71ac American, S,zc' salt
Flne, per box, Zoe coarse. per Dbl 81 SOC. Spices
Pepper Per ID l4c cloves 62,l nutmegs, per ID +,
So; cinnamon, so spirts--BraDd &c, 50 So SOC. ;
$40 ciosr per dos So 500 Steei-Germsn, per ID !,
2cc. English l2hc American Zoe Sugars-Brown,
S orn 90 90 Hsv.n, Is. white n s ao
ID, ohc. Mon'aga, loo Teas-lmperial per
ID 7tc Asl gunpowder, 81 a 81 12,lc hyson, Soc
81 l2kc soncht ng, 4Oc. 62hc. THIN plates per
box, $2S Tobacco. &C. so 65hc. Wines-Cali-
iorn., per Dbl, sl2 port IS sl2; sherry So q 10;
Madeira, per cask 81 500 81. Wool-California per
We give place to tie following obituary of the
u. .. vice SOneui, AT Gan rTdnClSCO -
Died, at his own residence in this place at O'Clock,
NJ the 18th inst, after illness Of days,
Of fever, WILLIAM A. LrIpEspoRfF, Esq, late u s.
Vice Consul for this port. Having received the
lations of the Catholic religion during his illness he
buried yesterday at O'Clock after the appropriate
ceremonies, in the Mission Church Of Dolores, near
San Francisco One Of the largest and most reepecta
BILE assembagee witnessed IN this place. followed
the deceased from his late residence to the place Of in
terment and every thing done the part Of tho
community to evnce its deep feeling for the loss 1t has
sustained. All places of business and public enter
the shipping were flying at half mast and minute guns
were discharged from the barracks and the shipping,
the procession moved from town.
1t is not our intention to comment upon the history
or merits of the deceased few brief remarks for tho
Information of strangers will suffice Captain Leides-
West Indies and supposed to have been about thirty
Elk years Of age at the time Of his death. He was
formerv well known merchant captain in the ports
of New Orleans and New York but for the last
years he has been in business this coast where he
has gained high character for integrity enterprise
hospitsbe to eminent degree, and in his attach
ments he WAS warm, cordial and conadng, even 10
fault. As merchant and Q citizen, he was generous
enterprisng and public spirited and his name is init
mstey identified with the growth and prosperity Of
San Francisco. 1t is injustice to the living
lost its valuable RESIDENT and the feeling evnced
by the community s involuntary tribute to his
Its as q man and . citizen His energy Of character
and business enterprises have blended his history
with that of San that all GLASSES deplore his
death as great public calamity. While many mourn
for his various social virtues in Capt Leidesdor the
aboring classes of the community and the poor have
lost munifcent patron and generous friend
Papers in New York, Philadelphia, and New Orleans
are requested to notice.