The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10
6nd at the Pacific Mall StNcmshP Companys ONCE and to
whom refer you for all tho particulars Of this transac-
ton. Respectfully yours,
CHARLES GIVE schooner B. L, Allen.


Thsat11ealS.
Mrs. Sinclair EaB leased the San Francisco Theatre
first of December ad will be Of the largest theatres
in the Union.
Mrs. Sinclair has also leased the San Francisco Hall,
which IL being reftte1; and would soon open.
Mr. Murdoch had just concIsded very successful
gagement at the American Thestre Francisco and
The Rousset Family playing tofa houses tho
American, in San Francisco
The Union Theatre Commsrcialssreet San Tr.ry
cisco, opened with French perfornance under the f
rection Of N Munie ts 18th Of Ssptersber. On tbs
18th the house opened to the American public with'
en- English performance uner the direction &C E. Bng
lam Mile Dmier, the do 1sease, and Mile Nelson the
French actress, are the chief attractions.
Mrs Robb late Miss Gooden,x, had connsenced series
Of Asca Evenings, at Musical Hail. N San Francisco
assisted by MisAa Hauser, sigHor Pque; the gutarst
Miss Enly Coad great publ: favorite as am actress
and vocalist had entered the hbial stats: she
risd on the l3ts september gersicman na cd awn L.
Madame Duprey, who during her brief csrest on the
California stage in 1851 much admired ronppeared
the 18th September at the San Francisco eutre for
the benefit Of Messrw Milne and Bart
The closing benefit Of the San Eancisco tIeetie was
devoted to the bcnesn of Mrs. George ioder
Markets.
SAN FRANCIS =, Sept. Is, 1853
There has Seen Invited number Of ales to day from
first nds ther having been all s 1s the usual
position to operate customary on tas day proceeding
The ohbing trade hrs been very fair chiefly for thsin
terror There is considerable number OF country
CndntS IN toWn, VINO are 0uylng freely.
The river steamers carried up full frSghts this
ming.
FLOURThe ct has been inactive as regards trsns
actions ron first hands, There has been eoOderte j,-
bng trade at $l4 S so for repacked domestic
$40 for GallNgo and Haxsik
GRAlN-ghe market for an kinds has beer, quiet We
note sal $50 sacks barley domestic in otJ at 2c 8e
do. California wheat at 1c; 3s6c
PRovEIoNsWe hear OF few sales by importers. Is bbls
pork sold at $27 60 half do clear at $l6
extra clear bacon at 17lIo; 25 terces hamst at c
No sales butter have fallen under notice. 500 kegs
lard sold last evening at 15c Jobbers have had fair in
qury to day for all descriptions and have 10 sales
about the following rates:Clear pork $50 S in bbs.
and half do do. at $50 a $32; clear Bacon at
lSc l9c; hams, at IS 2lc butter, at 2sc &c.
lard, at 1G4c 18c. cheese; 22c
CoAI--llS tons Lackawaana, ex James H. Shepherd,
sold at s6 the cargo Of the Isis comprising 800 tons
West Hartley seam has passed into second hanA pri
vate terms.
CANDIEis--Saes 200 boxes adamantines at 251a>
CEMENT-1here speculative movement irthis
cle yesterday, and about 600 bbs changed bands at
81 50a s.; 1000 do. sold this morning at IS SO.
GuNNY 8AGs.-We note aases of so bales at 1zi; and
and $500 loose at 13c.
SyRUP.--l00 bbs Stuart s. sold at roc.
YEAST P0wDKRs-We hear os a sale of so gross at $40
per gross.
SoAPsales $50 boxes No. brown in lots, at 1Oc.
NAVAL SroREs-200 bbs tar sold at So 60; 5000 lbs.
Manila cordage Mt l8c.
WooH.s WAEE-Sales 200 dozen three hooped pals at
So 75 ie0 do. brooms at 10 20.