New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Financial Review.


Money conno be said to be abundant a. this time. We
poor county and likely to remain for long time
come ~ the least long the gold dug 10 nearly all
carried away Yet San Francisco at this momeut more
nohey is offered prime securities at to 81 Y cent
knowledge OF this fact parties in want Of small sums,
sy much higher interest," as also il the case on ID rats
Stocks not in favor. City Bonds ntan fair price,
the session
u the Legislature commenced.
Real Estate Investments seem daily growing in favor
The past week sales Of Water property have been made
which seemed TO go off at fair prices.
by Mr. Wood member from San Francisco Il was so ann
cut careful examination but the aim the that
of the resolution offered the Assembly, which out
shipped to he Atlantic cities '''
Quartz Mining continues attractive to those residing IN
country there mey be said TO be mania for quartz
Cold Dust has come n rather more freely during the
past fortnight than for the previous half OF the month
o1ps the Is ns The Bsnksrs Of San F1spcscc Sac
msntO ard s'Scan Gc.pGe to pay S1 e per S.nSe
ing piice The merchants pay si 80 for the same srti
ce and is offered at that price than the wants OF
parties at home Few OF no lots Of Dust however have
sold at SIT SCI for this steamer which price was paid
fortnight since.
Review Of the Market per Steamer OF Feb. l.
Since last review the amount Of bushes transacted
disappointment of the steady rains having ceased thus
hinc erng the miners from washing out the aurferous
lime past for washing which has materially nterfesd
with Their ability TO purchase more than actual necessity
has required This has also caused stop to the specu-
atve feeling which had begun to be manifest among
dealers, who now ,eem disposed to await an actual de-
mand believing the goods the way sufficient to
meet the wants of the county.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS suited to the season, are
in fair demand not however. aordng much profit to the
BOOTS AND sHoEs-Boots Of ordinary kinds selling
less than the home COST while those Of good qualities
paying advances Shoes, unless imported to Or
BREAD sTuffs-The want Of rain has had an unfavor..
bic effect upon Flour Although the stock is not more
tual peces.ty requires Indian Meal is in good demand
and the price very high.
can take place Oars and CosN sell moderately al quo
tations
there increasing disposition to build of safe mate
rails and the manufacture hee has not kept up with the
BLANxkTs-In this article there is much less demand
CoFFEE-Ihe stock continues altogether beyond our
CEMENT is sold AT high rates small quantities with
tendency TO decline.
CANDLES remain about the same, with an ample stock.
CLOTHING of prime qualities, imported to order, is in
demand, su, common goods are not paying
ties; prime are not abundant
CoALsThe stock small considering the consumption,
DRY GooDs-The principal articles in request heavy
domss,iss and well selected articles for ladies
prices rather fuctuatng few articles high
for the moment, hayvg been spec plated on Oh
HAy-There is a fair supply and a moderate demand
HARDwAREIn this line miscellaneous shipments will not
often be adv aptaeeous. .
IIoUoRs-Ihe stock has further increased. and now
immense and nothing short Of total cessation of ship
rnents will relieve the market
LEATHER-No i'm 1ortatt demand.
LUMBER-Of fine Quaiti,s aud we'll ssascned, remains
steady oregon has declined, being generally green.
METALS have become more inactive.
MoLAssEs-Stock lsrge-very dull
NAILS keep steady. with an ample stock. .
PROvIsIoNs-There is seme demand Tor Mess Beef IN
limited quantities important demand for Pork the re-
turns for which will prove almost total loss Good But
ter and Land in demand AT full prices
PAINTS AND OILS are in bat moderate demand
SUGARs--The market continues oversIocIed.
STATIoNHRY-Ab adant Stock is generally mportedto
orieT.
SPICEs-Msrket overstOcked.
SOAP-StOck Moderate.
TOBACCO continues dull
TEAs-The demand is moderate at quotations
WINES Very dull with Overstocked market part.
culay of Caret casks, which pays but little beyond
freight and duty. Lisbon wines If any thing are worse,
they are not used 49,
MISCELLANEOUS ARTIcLEs-Such AZ Brooms and Pals.
are dull and the former there stock enough for years
SEAMEN's WAGEs.-From $50 to $500.
SHIPPING Dull
LABoRERs' WAGEs-$5 per day.
MECHANICS WAGEs-Frem Sc to $l1 per day
BoARD-Fom 81 TO $4 week. at the various resfau-
rants.