The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-15

| Lindsa In the slst yess Of her age. Mrs was con
sort q NJ David Linden and We. native Of srasssL
her friends emigrsted from ILL aois to this untry
settled in Yubs City where she remsinsd until hsI
death She has LEFT husband, six children and many
At DownieviIIe on the 18th June Mr. Thomas sswslI,
. native Of Liverpool Hnslsnd universally respected
At Fremont June a. John Chase, formerly of Madison
county, New York
On the 10th june, at his residence in Auburn Placer
county, Martin Shepherd in the 3Sth year Of his age
MORTALITY IN MARYsvILLE.
June 5 Samuel q. Wilson, aged 90 years, from New
9th, senorita Juants Con Tas aged 80 years of in
nammation Of the bowels from Chile
ao~nss souo1 essd o0nss''
9Th william Jennings. aged 81 years, from acct
In San Francisco, July O. Mrs. Ellen Robinson wife of
Daniel Robinson native Of the city Of Cork
ON board Ci the bark ssc5smsnto from Hobart Town
Mrs Irvine, wife of Capt Irvine passenger ON board
At sea- on board the ship George Stevens, from New
Orleans, between June Is aud July Robert Stewart
second mate, and two seamen, Mitchell and Lawson.
Review OF the Market.
SAN FsASoisco, July II, 1851.
Since last review have no imp changes to
nttice there being disposition GO any extern
ve operations and no overpus Of at such rates
~ would hold out any advantage so to do as the pros
poets now offer.
Doors and SHOES are entirely overstocked except some
few fancy light styles
made to advance the price of Chile -four, but buy
ers, owing to the fact that three fourths Of the
-four is under the control Of the Flour Company
and in an unnatural position, pay no attention to
II, and merely supply themselves from outside lots
In small quantities, where they can bay cheapest
The company we believe asking S12 200 To- sacks
Choice American -four Is In good favor particularly
Gallego and Haxslls have come out In fne order.
GRAMS and Hay appear plenty enough and are In very
BRrcxs-we have to notice wide range in prices as
We receiving this article from various quarters
IarUa anfr nj ia
nufactured hereprces range from $40 to $50 per thou
sand for fair hard bnoks-while face run up high
q $50.
BLArxErs remain about the same, paying but q small
advance.
CEMEvr has advanced &c. Lime Of good quality and
lime putty has had corresponding advance-much de-
CArpLEs The market is quite ovsrstocksd and large
quantities Of tallow candles manufactured here
Co.ns are plenty Of all kinds and pay but poorly
better, while inferior Goals very hard sell at any
price as the steamers will not them. Anthracite Is
| CospAor-An kinds plenty
Day GooDs-There has probably been Of late less &C.
csssion to our stock and attle better demand giving
DRuos AND DYE srurrs.-No change to notice Of i'm
portance-some articles, However, have become moro
| scarce.
Fsy.rs PsEsERvEs.-In fair demand whom in prime
| condition.
goods but In this line the trade import their sock
LIaUoRs.-More plenty, and lower.
LEATHER-lh TINS article there Is but little doing
LrMBra-aome articles in this line are doing better
Georgia pine flooring boards have advanced, and clear
stuff also and some styles Of timber adapted to the
MrTAn5No important change. Zinc sells pretty uni
| formly 1t about 7c
MoLAssEs Is plenty and sells very irregulsrly; and
there is wide difference In qualities, recev-
ing from all quarters.
NAILS plenty.
Ons-A good deal ID used Of all kinds and prices
firm.
PAINTS are in good demand
Tha k.atr Inro l. ksa L.
light; the market Is overstocked and likely to be-
6uoARs.-Iu this article nothing short Of export
demand will relieve the market.
srArIorERv.-I Is only well selected articles, adapted
to the market that win pay any advance.
ToBAcco.-In this article perceive no movement,
ample.
TrAs are more Arm but the demand for consumption
Is quite limited
ssamen's wages are rather lower but great diculty
prevails In making satisfactory arrangements for
Vessels continue dull.
Csrpenters wages about $40 per day laborers IS
TO So
Money appears plenty enough in the hands Of the
mech anics mining and Aborpg classes but with the
trading community rather close.
State and city stocks have both improved, but
rather Irregular.
EXCHANGE Is selling at par.
GoLp Dusr ranges from SIG to SIT discrimination
being exercised In regard to quality
We perceive vast increase Of artixans In various
branches particularly for manufacturing and repairing
gether and recast We also notice cabinet makers are
makirg all kinds Of necessary furniture.
Taking into view the changing state Of new
country 1t will be well for shippers to cautiously
10th TO the kinds and particularly 10 the quantities