The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

brilliant ground rents tending In great measure
United States, are o.rs1 treaty for sso Per n. " -
BsIcxs-Are In fair demand, 1t quotations
EARTHENwARE--0f every description, IL In coed de
nsnd, ana nnds ready market At rsmunsrativ'
GLAswA.Eo Of good quality, suitable for family use
10 also much required
TlSwARE.-The market overlooked.
FuRrTURE The supply at present exceeds the de-
mand and the sales which mostly BY auction, are
CAn;rTrsc. Stock large, with q duh market.
DRf Goops Quantities on hand, aud offered
Doors AND BHoEs-Have fallen considerably, and the
supply Is fully equal to the demand,
EcARs-Ars abundant, and there 10 a dull sale for
Havana, at 80 a 500 per m, according TO quality.
BRAsDr-In cask, continues In fair demand, vt quo
tations
WHsKrY-Monongah ela IL firm, at 81 U.s.
WI.Es.-The market Is fully stocked with NEST de-
scriptons Claret Is much Depressed In consequence
very large recent arrivals, and 1t Is now offered ut
PoKr wrSE.--A really frst-rate article is in much
demand and almost Impossible to obtain.
WAGrs- Harbor wages $50 $40 per month. Sea-
mems wages. $50 . $40 per month
MonEs MARKEr.-sinos the last steamer, the money
market has been tight and but few Of banks
discounted City scrip of the old issue offered tor
81 cents and sells readily at somewhat lower figure
The supply gold dust has been large as usual
in consequence OF tho long continued dry weather
and the fact that the traders In the mining districts
having, for the most part, completed their winter
stocks, have ceased purchasing in market.
Domestic EXCHANGE On New York, sight, par; on
Boston, sight par Philadelphia, sight par New
Orlchus, hgutf par
FOREIGN ExcHANoE.-On England sight, As a 400
per dollar England 20 days, 40 sod. per dollar
on Franco, sight, francs per dollar; France, so
days; on Hamburger, sight, AZ "A per dollar Ham
burgh 90 days, "A As per dollar; Valparaiso, 80
days, per cent premium; on Mexico. 80 days, par.
VALUE GoLD SILVER. Gold dust, SAC = 1914 +;
quicksilver SIS 49, doubloons, SIC; sovereigns 81
So twenty franc pieces 81 Custom house So IS; ten
guilder pieces, S4 ten thaer pieces So; spanish dol
lar 81; Mexican dellar, ST. Peruvian dollar, ST. Chi
liam dollar. 81; five franc pieces, 95a 81.
SACRAMENTO December 4, 1850
Not~iths landing the untavorable weather which
continued during the past week business &c nerally
was quite brisk Our streets were lively with teams
loading for the different mines while the Levee at
landing Of each OF the steamers literally crowded
wit packages OF goods The arrival OF vessels direct
from the eastern cities has been less during the
month, owing to the period Of rain having set in
shppere preferring to wait for the first opening Of
spring trade, when there must necessarily be heavy
increase over any previous season Mules will soon
suprsee the teams as last season the roads becom-
ing impossible From thesmall supply of provisions
hand in the mines there is COED ground for antci
pating moderate business ing the rainy season
while the heavy arrivals give evidence of plentiful
supply in the country Liquors in good demand
at fair prices, the market being rather bare.
"WEDNESDAY Dec. IL, 1850
Flour-Oregon and American governed by Chile
prcee; Chile $40 Pork Clear, $2S; IN ass S2i prime
no sale. gArs-Hsvana lie; New Orleans, none In
market; crushed lSc. loaf, No.; Manila, 10 l2c
Coffee-Rio, green, 20 23c Bread Pilot l6c; Navy
lie; Butter, 81 40 46c. lard, 14c.; tobacco SOC
seQare, 80 Q $50.