The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-24
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bonn. Mr. P. g. Burnet. formerly Of Clay county, No..
to Mrs Elisabeth Jane rooney. formerly Of jackson
In San Jose. on Tuesday. Is b inst, by Rev. Eli
eoIwin. Dr. VIM. Il. Weeks 70 N IS Sarah Woodlands,
10th Of Santa Clam. II hEt NN
June ls, by the Rev. T. Mooshabe, Mr.. Henry
In San Joaquin county Jure Is. by G. D. Weir,
Mr.. William A. G,eenso Miss Mary Ann Lynch.
At the Church of the 6an Rafael June L by Rev.
Father Msclen Walter J. Skdmor, Esg., to Donna
Madeline dc Aeranda, both Of San Rafael
In San jose, June "A, by Elder Thomas Thomp-
son, Mr. ncharo Perry to Miss Julia A. Lane, for
me,Iy Of st. Louis.
IN Salt Luke city, on Sunday. 18th ult, BY Elder
Ann Pork, Of West Jorcan.
Ii sait Lake city, Feb. 18th, by Elder John Tay
Tor Mr. Thos. stal ner to Miss Rosa 0rrel, both Of
that city.
John v Bell, to Misc Maria P. Reynolds.
In San Francisco, on the goth June, the lady Of
Capt. T. 5. Andrews, Of two boys, weighing liz lbs
each. et
IL San Francisco, Tuesday morning. June GOTH
thu lady of John H. Still Of a son.
On the Sd June, At Coyote Flat, Tuoumne county,
the lsdy Of Mr. john Hoyt, Of q son.
In San Francisco, on the 18th June, the lady OF E.
l.. Smith, Esq, of son.
la San Francisco, June 18TH the lady OF Mons
Mobplaisir, Of son.
Ia San Francisco, June 10th, the lady Of A. Stew
art Lum, Of a daughter.
DEATHS.
On Tuesday morning, Jane 81, at o'clock; Frank,
infant son of Albert and Eleanor B. Wafdwel, aged
At sea, April II, on board the clipper ship Sea
Serpent, MT. s. Lgston, Of Philadelphia, aged II
years, fell overheard ana was drowned.
In San Francisco, on Sunday, June 49, Mrs. Eliza
NJ. Palmer, aged 3s years.
At Sonora. on Monday, June II, Mr.. Andrew A.
Bnlrah, Of Bangor, Me-, aged about rs.
AT sea- on boaid the Sovereign, GU her passage
from San Francisco to Hono.uiu Ono date), VIM
Sin lsr.
II Ogden city, Utah, Feb. Q, Rachel HelloweI
daughter of VIM. and Mary Frost aged % gears,
morhhs and days.
In Davis county Utah, Aug. 8, Henrietta daugh-
ter Of Chas G. ana Sarah j. Rich, aged years aud
days.
In the same place, March II, Orica, daughter Of
same, aged years and 26 days.
In Payson city, Utah. March Il, David Ellis, son
Of James 8. al d Naomi r. Holman, aged Ia months
and Il days.
AT Iowa Hill, on Wednesday, the 2lst OF June,
James $. Christy, native Of tne State Of Pennsyl
vania, but more recently of Illinois.
In Coloma, 2lst inst, john S. Chalmers, aged Is
months ana days.
At Dutch Greek, 18th inst, Arthur McLenden,
formerl OF st. Louis, Mo.
In San Francisco, on the Gath inst, Rev. Philo l..
Beverly, late of Lynn, Mass, aged "a years.
At Marysvle, June rs, al tue residence of Nr.
DeBell, William G. Middleton, son OF the late Elijah
Near Briggsville, on the l4th inst, Mr.. Ole Han
son, in the 2lst year OF his age.
In Stockton, Cd the &c inst, at o'clock 2. NJ,
Of congestion Of the heart and lungs, Mrs Louisa
Hefmon AGED rs years, wife of Mr.. John =. u. Viii
kins, proprietor of the Crescent City Hotel
Markets.
SAN FRAYcrsco July l. 1854
In comm ercial matters there has change of
moment since tie sailing Of the last steamer. Tho
amount of goods taken for during the pre-
mt forp rbf nnvc nt tIVa
the pece ing fortnight Prices for staple articles have
undergone, with trifng exceptions, change either
has been tho complaint In commercial circles for the
past year is still e and although the stocks OF goods
in the market have been somewhat reduced by the de-
msnd for consumption exceeding the amount received,
aided also By the pershng from decay OF large quanti
ties Of goods still the excess on hand is sufficient to
prevent permanent ally In prices No encouragement
for further shipments be offered the entire bust
community base their hopes of better times
upon the cessation limitation Of supplies from the
Atlantic border. The reception of by the last
three mails % falling OF in experts this way has had
the eject Of pi,ing degree Of hope ia business
adyicss to the same effect. The FIST ntimaten OF
revival Of Shipments for time TO come at least
present ulled by the tenor Of previous information
California for long time win probably not
been received, and for which handsome prices have
been frequently returned. The prolific yield
of the soil under cultivation for the past, or more
properly the present season. has been such that full
years supply wheat barley and oa.s is estimated to
have raised. Throughout the whole extent of the
interior the State the hand Of farmer has been
employ ed and fields Of grain and supplies Of vegetables
are crown where two years ago cultivation was not
known. The cheapness of -four and vegetables has re-
fore found such ready sale and which necessary
articles Of commerce To such extent have the farm
ing lands been opened that the question Of foreign
hets for surplus Of the produce Of the soil Is already
attracting attention Another year successful as the
present AMI the proporcnate increase in the de
yeopement OF the farming lands, viii certainly leave
balance and above the necessary supply for home
consumption. The prospect for remuneratye prices to
the farmer With the large amount Of imported -four
hand is exceedingly limited Grain for feed which has
been largely mpctte1 hitherto from Chilli ana the Allan
tic ports, has been raised in sufficient quantities to sup
ply the end IL at present ruling at low figures
large amount Of old barley imported last year remains
in the market the presence OF which has increased the
TIornsaes dcrins the rast fortnight 0. Gaego and
Baxa have been light the present ruling figure beng
ebout sl1 Chill -four il selling moderately al about
IS 80 for full sacks and 80 for halves and quarters Do
nestle ground, from favoie mills commands about the
same fguIe ss Gallego and Hnxall
GRhS.-Domestic Barley, (new crop,) Is selling from
first hands at about per 10 No transactions ia Chill
Eastern Oats have selling in siderable parcels at
from 2is TO 2sfc. Eastern corn at &c.
BEAD-No sales OF importance, prices have exhibited
decline.
CASprs Moderate sales Of adam artine at 251 zoe.
CGAEs Zine Havana segars sti in request at fair
figures. American and German regaias continue to sell
ct from 90 70 sl5 per thousand.
CorrtE Coffee has advanced considerably The stock
haed is moderately large but the prospect OF failure
o. SUPPLE for some time 10 come, from Aaue Batavia,
and Atlantic ports has induced advance ia prices
from rst hsnes. Moderate parcels o. Rio aaa Manila
have Teen TEL en- II from rs 10 1Sc. Jobblng 10 II
$50 Gotta Rca ar plantation Coylon, held at an
advance on the iobtiug rates q the former
Considerable quantities of English steam, SD
ney and CHI ceals ere ia the market, which al pre-
/ sent Depressed.
connlor Nc alienation ia rates Manila assorted is
bsle about &C
croosidKs--bu descriptions arr railing low, with a
heavy SUP aly.
my GooDs The DR. goods market exhibits no i'm
provcmept with proFpect q EIGHT s4ss for tho next
tNc uo1ths Shgetings ard Grls are il request the
former ct alout ten cents ard the latter about nine
cents Heavy duck ia scarce, with active dem nd Il
about s. % 50 cents Acors0efabe l1t from No5. to
; suld az Ground az zoe.
uhpwAEE--Aafket aeevy, With IN oyaG supply
IRON sales merely for Immediate ousamptGn, Of
ruling quoiatiot.s
IvSrin.--harAst heavy, With az oyer surpIy of all
Iisds
LCvoRs d mesiic brandy ard siiskev lave Advanced
materially II Consequence II the couctnt,1tion OF che
Etfatts taftion 10 the msrket ia ~. has5s OF tgo
thsfe isriics. WHISKY = selling al sc 9Cc doncs
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