The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30
Review OF the Market.

Review or the Market.
GFron the Alta California, December IL
Since last review have had several fro
prices quoted i our last The change hos.s. oo
great and any depression we consider as but monsnaxy
been in moderately fair demand and eonsidsrins The
price Of freight, not very high
Doors AND sHoEs have again been heavily pressed ON
the market and prices except for hns light bosts sad
really desirable winter boots, a. low ~ at any period
BarADsrurrs The sales have bees considerable for
city trade; good deal of 0auego in barrels has bssu
SOLD. The stock of prime Chile has been much re-
good Of pacIea e.. bssn pu sV on S Su
dealers, and great dissatisfaction has arisen, after
ind the quality bad Buyers cannot be too careful to
see that what they purchase compares with samples
-four ndns the frequent remarks to ths ooS
sy by parties perfectly ignorant OF what they were
BARLEY other coarse grains are ia fair supply aud
nothing but speculative demand will caose any mate
BscKs are in good demand Arrivals by ses have beam
small and the principal dependence being the mana
fscture Of our own state Prices have advanced.
BLAExrIs are in some demand, but prices do not i'm
co,rrE Of all kinds very plenty ana price. rule low
in small quantities. Lime from own State Is in fair
supply, with good demand
C.sDLss This article has again reIapssd a. the sup
plies more than need
CLOTHING too large, and but little profit be
CIcAns-This article is rather plenty; although the
consumption is large, the supply 10 still larger than
CoAIs much frmer and from Ill We can learn In n.
gard to expected arrivals we look for better prices
DOMESTIC, and other dry goods sell ct low prices a.
DRUcs Late Imports have caused good deal of hed-
fancy on the part Of buyers believing the prices will be
lower
FRurIs AND PRrsEavxs are dull. sxcept q few kinds
such as pressed peaches.
HAvThis article sells at from le to Ike per b 60
cording to quality
HARDwARE is pore abundant and special orders from
the trade can only be relied on
LIaUoRs-Common qualities still have downward
tendency the stocks being excessive direct imports
continue.
LEArHKn.-Dun except very few kinds
LARD I'm fair demand.
LuMBER-Iias further improved. and the stocks are
much reduced Of desirable styles finished board clesr
stuff, and fine woods for cabinet makers
METALs-Are doing better sheet copper is ia demand;
brasers copper also fire steel and other articles
MoLAssEs The market Is overstocked entirely.
NAlLs-Oontnue plenty
PRoysIons--Remsin without any msterial change sx-
cept Hams, whic are lever, but sell readily.
PAINTS - Rather dull stock considerable
suGARs--Market ove,stocked, particularly brown.
STATIoNERY-.N No demand except at retaL.
fPicEs-Overstocked,
ToBAcco has rather downward tendency
TsAs.-Rainer heavy, as the consumption Is SUI all
wIsEs.-Market o'erstocked, particularly of light
wines.
SEAsirN's wAois-Rather hrmsr
LABoRERs obtain from S. to So per day.
CARPENTERS AND MAsoNs 80 to SO per day
RArrs CT E1eaAserYParis; 90 days, q s5s 90; Pa
ris sight4 sO New York and Boston, per cent pre-
mium London, sight, 4Sd Valparaiso az 4 per cent
dis stocks-6tate per cent per MONTH per cent less
@ a
Clean Sl7; money, ! per cent per month Mining and
stocked with goods sensrsy ana both shousrs ana rs
ders here would be much benefited by decrease La
shipments.
Marriages and Deaths on the Pacific.
In Stockton, Nov. 10th, By B. q. Weir ohas W Martin
In sonora, on Sunday night, Nov 10th, iby Judge
In Ban Francisco, Wednesday Nov IT, ct the Jswsh
Synagogue Samuel Fleishhsekef, Esq, merchant, 20
In ban iranciico, NOV n, By Judge p W. She phssrd,
Frederic Emile Chsisnssu to Mis- Marie Fanny Pourot
Nov %. BY his Honor Thomas ". white, Mayor Of
Ban jose, Mr.. william Wilson to Mis- Susan e. o..
borne eldest daughter Of Mr. Geo. Osborne oil Of Ban
", G. Aiban, Of the Nevada Journal, to Miss \. a
ssssss oy eSssSer o.p
en- Mr. William Bailey, of the firm Of Gilbert Bausy,h
In Pl.esryilie Nov 18th, Mr., Milton R. Estnsr, Of Ky
to Miss Melissa Woody, Of Indiana.
AT At T Ts.nsr.,ls c. % county Nov 10Th Nj Ma
Jarvis. Of Sonora Mexico
In San Louis obirpO Tuesday the 2sth October By
seedsd Pco all Of Fan Louis Gbispo
At M.Iposs, Nov 9th. BY the Rev; David Hogan Mr.
Ais eldest daughter of H. b Cannon Esa Late Of iowa
Nov 18th, at Grace Chapel Powell str9et BY the Rev
street to Mus Mary E.sbesA hard q LONDON
In San Francisco, Nov. 27th by the Rev. j. II Combs
In San jose on the asd Inst By Rev Jose Maria Pin
CARO-, Geo H. Ball formerly Of New York and Libsrsts
Cessna de Fisher. widow Of william Fisher deceased
Did.
Nav hofca Nh
In Nevada City Nov 18th David Miller, aged IS; for
In Nevada City, Nov. l4th, WIN. vandsburgh, sgsd
about ~ formerly Of Dubuque county Iowa
chan. Of San fncisso. late Of New YORK Of shrosic
NS7 NJ, Issl Seemed Roberts a.s. q tn. U.s. Ar
In Stockton, en- the Nth Nov, Of consumption Mr..
Randolph orisvod, aged IS years.
10 years, OF Colchester Conn Hartford and New Lon
don papers please copy.
aged IS years from the STATE Of New YORK ''"''''
In Sonora on the INST Nov. Mr.. - HaskslI a~sd
about 90 formerly Of Georgia lie was respectfully In
In Sacramento City, on Sunday morning 2sd Nov, ct
the Crescent City Hotel Of pleursy Richard oookburn
In Nevada 9Th Now Of erysipelas Arthur NJ Sweeney.
aged 70 years and months formerly Of Dallas county
In Nssa. Of ery.ipsla' Ezekiel Vance aged % years.
At Pockham's Hotel Grass Valley, Nevaia county
merly 81 Matches, Miss
In Nevada. Oct. q, Mary o H. williams daughter OF
samuel and A. Al. Williams, aged years months
and n days
In Devneyville, Oct Of typhoid fever, john NJ cs-
sci. Of Lancaster county, Pa.
In Nevada Nov. 20. Miss Martha Seaman. aged 10
years and 10 months, formerly Of Clarke county Mo
AT san Mateo Greek Rancho de les Pulga, Nov a. q.
W. Grmwcod, Of cancer.
In Lahains Oct 10, Mr. ROber. Douglass Hamilton Of
New York. aged about AZ years.
On Nov. 10 at the Twelve Mile House on Knxht,s
ferry road Mrs Mary Drummond. from Missouri
In san francisco, Nov. 25, Mr.. John o. worthley,
aged 20 years.
On board the Unicorn, Oct sist Mr. NJ Berry, Of Me-
therlands, aged 70 year, buried in Acapulco Same
day, Mr. Charles Phillips Of ST Lawrence county New