The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31
Marriages and Deaths.


At Sacramento, July 2sth at the parsonage. by the
Rev. Mr.. Gshsr. Capt. Mark H. hardin, to Mrs. Eliza
Hooker all of this city. ..
At Tuaitin Plains Oregon. July Il, Hugh D. oBryant
ESQ, formerly Mayor Of Portland to Miss Matilda Wal
At Oregon City July II Mr.. George P. Newell. Of Pa
cfe City to Miss Emma Weston, formerly of Iowa
Root Mr. John Griffin of Boston TO Miss Almina Rich
ards, Of Manchester, N. H. Mr.. Griffin mate Of the
rs,ae >, pck Creek Rancho CsaXera
in Sacramento, July "a at the residence of Robert
Robinson ESQ, by the Rev Mr. Goser Mr. Jacob Moore
At sea July 49, on beard whaling bark W. T. Wheaton
David Lyman OF Gloucester Mass fourth officer Of that
ship.
In Oregon. February l5, at the residence OF Dr. p
Prsttyman Of Clackamas county, Mr.. James Il. Good
rich, eyed % formerly Of burlington: Iowa
Phelps from Now Bedford.
At Canon Greek, near Georgetown Nathaniel +. Blood
miner formerly Of Lincolnvi,le, Maine, aged %
years
In San Francisco, on the 10Th July zepheniah Hosea
At Niagara Rancho, on the 9th July. OF dysentcry
lirs Deia r. Pratt wife Of william G. Pratt formerly
of Auburn, n w. in the 33d year Of her age.
Markets.
SAX FRAsesoo, July 80 Trade has been dull to day
without any change to note This is in part owing its
being steamer day but cannot expect to have very
brisk trade for weeks yet 1t usually dull at this
causes, prominent among which we class the excessive
heat prevalent in the mining localities and the transit
OF miners from dry dggngs to the river beds to facilitate
the workings Of which much labor time and pcndture
is required in making dams, tuning SC, and may
add that extreme economy reigDs throughout the min
ing region at such seasons At this cannot
expect, in this view of matters, to dispose Of
merchandise than the actual and immediate recessi
ties OF that large proportion Of population require
Prices Of all kinds of merchandise remain without much
change Flour, barley, and oats firm. Goal is firm
At SAL S4S tom the last large sale made at the
first mentioned figure.
Money and stocksThis being steamer day, the trans
actions small. Nothing much done beyond the
shipping Of those that were purchased yesterday sale
Of $4,000 State sevens at $3.50 9Tc State Warrants
sold al 93 94c City Bonds sold at 9S 10 The market
remains firm for all securities with fair prospects for
till further advance The last mail brought several
heavy orders, of which have been executed The
inquiries respecting California stocks by foreign capital
lists have been very numerous
SACRAMENTO, July 29.-Saes were better to-day and
business generally assumed more active turn than
could be noticed Of previous days transactions this
week further decline is observed in Chile beans sales
moderate to- day at &c. white do dull at &C. Holders of
barley have the advantage to the extent of &c per h.
-four easy sale in quarters and halves at I0x l0isc
Smoked salmon dull at 25c. Oysters per dog SIS SCI
Preserved peaches in juice, per doz SIG SIS brandy
do in quarter gals S1S in half do S24. Sugars have
met fair inquiry and sales fair at late prices No
change noticed in rice. Pork in steady demand;
heavy operations noted for time, AID alteration
In rates Hams in better demand and former quotation
Forbes best butter in rkins, SIC; strictly nice article
brings GO &c in desirable packages Of 16 lbs though
quotations Of an inferior quality made yesterday at
much lower rates.