The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

Al four Va six dollars per day Some miners are
doing remarkably we'll at present. especially young
lady flor tho part two resident Of this place. is
by Of hiring only four hands cher brother super
intending the operatons clearing per day from fifty to
enahundrtd dollars. We have plenty Of water power,
race cut through the bar two years ago Here are also
several steam engines about commencing operations to
force water to the highest mining localities; lkewse
faw mill which will furnish lumber at city prices. This
10 also the most extensive bar in the country regards
profitable mineral soil and in the immediate vicinity
also dry diggngs, from which last week lump Of
gold slightly intermxed with quartz taken, weigh
ing upwards Of twenty-feven pounds
Marriages and Deaths IN California.
MARRIED,
On Monday morning in the Pine street Baptist church.
by Rev J. McCapen Dr. Lemuel 7. Crane of Sacramen-
to Mise Sarah Jane Brannon Of San Francisco eldest
daughter Of Capt. Danei X, BraDuan.
In Shasta, May /, by the Rev Mr.. Thompson Mr. John
II. Harrison, to Miss Mary 4. Mason, Of Mobile Ala.
In shasta May 10 Thomas Brown from the effects Of
wound inflicted With an arrow by the Indians
Olney few weeks since. lie was a native of England
hut went 10 California from New Bedford.
At Seweis Ranch, on the 18th May Of consumption
James L. Appleby, formerly Of st. Louis. Nc
10 san fraDciscoAprl 26 Isaac Brown from Atkinson
Me, Ct dysentcry 2sthJ W Brown from Foster Rhode
Island fever; 2oth Mr. Cook Of Maine dysentry; Oliver
Denton, aged 20, Of New York, dysentey 30th Thomas
Rich aged rs, Delaware county, New York. fever;
peckham, New York. fever; Thomas Mund, Anboy, New
n.
Mass, dysentery 18th, Mrs. Hannah Burt. Worcester
Mass. consumption 18th, Nathaniel Leetch, aged 49,
Vermont, dysentery.
Redemption OF San Francisco City Stock.
From the San Francisco Herald. May 1871
Yesterday the day appointed by the Commits
sioners Of the Funded Debt open the bids for the
render Of City Stock for which $4,000 had been apart
by resolution OF the Board 1t viii be by the fol-
lowing schedule that the lowest bid was seventy one
cents the dollar This is the third partial rcdcmp
ton The Commissioners have made within the last
five and half THa Ergf an flln1 Ia Of
December. 1851 when the lowest offer TO sell
At forty i've cents the dollar at which rate 45 600
rorth of stock redeemed for S20240 in cash The
second on the the 27th OF rcbruary-stoclts had
risen and the lowest bid wns IA, ut which figure
So coo Of stocks redeemed for sl49G0 Yesterday.
~ was the lowest sicr made at which IS 900 was taken
for S6o35 IN cash. Thus within little five mont his
stocks have risen trm - H. than 50 per cent
anu The funded debt has been diminished TO the extent
Of ss5.lGo. Mt cost to the city of S41 235 The
whole debt is something short OF 81 500 Of which
the proportion already redeemed in half a year
constitutes little one.oghtcenh As the stock
IS payable in twenty years and by the annual reduction
Of the debt the saving OF interest allows larger sum to
be appropriated to that purpose it is readily the
tire debt viii be wiped before the expiration Of the
lme IT mas 10 run The following Is y nepss OF The
bids yesterday, with the amount bid for and rate per
} Is N. pbelan-s5o 600 at 72AG $1,000, at p, $4,000
al 713li $4,000, at y i; 5000, at u
]. Perry Jr $1,000 at II.
G. Il Vests coo, at 71}S; $1,000 at 715a; $1,000, at
u 54j $1,000, at 7l3a $1,000, at r.
OF The above there allotted 10 j. Perry Js $500
az II per cent, S6035.
Markets
san fsANclsoo, May 1.-The market, usual on Moa-
days, duh and but little freg ht went up river For
sugar We motto. inquiry but hear ofno actual sales
fleyAln consequence Of heavy arrivals, further de-
cline Inexperienced We hear Of sale of sacks Sa-
cramcno ut &c OF China Rice some saes were effected
43c PINE Pork remains arm 200 bis Tre report
cd at ST. slight speculative tendency appears in the
iron markets. r. Rerold
SHASTA Saturday, May 10 There has beana very
fair business transacted during the week Prices have
remained firm and large quantities of goods have been
sold to traders from Weayerville and Trinity Flour is
selling at lie Pork may be quoted at 25 25c. Barley
sells slowly at l0c. Oats dull OF sale ii lee
Hams are in demand at SO Soc Baeon-sides in
request none in market. shovels.-Anes long handle
same uf our last Potatoes have declined and
selling ut Is lac, ButterA good article commands
a95c. Cotton Duck-No TO No 4, 60 a Csc. Building
observation-disclosures, plank and scantling 1925 per 1000
feet; shingles, $50 per 900 Rates of Freight-From
Cousai 4 Sc from Tehama, 21s &c. by pack trains
from Shasta to Weayeryille and Trinity S. Zoe to
SCOTS and Yreka JIG 1Sc. Current WaseslIechanies
SO a rs per day; common laborers, So f6-Saesta
Coi1ier.
MARYsvnLE, May l5-Business during the past week
has been uncommony dull owing probably to bad
weather in the mountains during the eay part of it,
Prices, however, have undergone no change Adyiccs
from pownievile great Increase of travel to that
point and the daily discoveries Of diggngs
to afford ground for reasonable hope thai the influx viii
not he tran'itoy but that heavy tide of emigration viii
continue &c set into that part of the mining regions during
she sess2n Lat the Feather river country Will be cudy
aNoFahc there can he doubt AS trade In Msryvine
IN direct proportion TO the emigration northwar the
e cahts iet confidence IN the business prospects of ths
ensuing ummcr. dairy line If stages being about COM
me ncing to between this place and Shasta a nc n
source cf trade to be opening taf MS Business
tranaeior during the past week have been principally
m miners clothing and provisions and saes nave been
made only supply actual demand Rates Of interest
per cent per month God dust sim coming In freely ne
variation IN prices food clean slT: ouick,ilver l5
le'ai slnal coin par; Mexican ana doars pre-
fSfGt.t jGJ Eastern cities &c premium --Af,gSti4
Express