The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

wrefe they cOuld be found. On the voyage the Il.
into Mstsmai, (or Masoumay,) the csyital Of the
lard OF Jesse, for repars. On eutariay the ha Dor
toe vessel was immediately boarded by number Of
richly dressed Jspatese officers, each armed With
t.o avoids elegantly mounted with silver and gold,
| who on learning her distress sent carpenters on
board, and OIL erase furnished every facility 70 get
10 sta again. Capt Hemstcad speaks highly of the
kirdness sfOFn bim, but says they expressed great
snxiety for bis hasty departure from their port
| Saa ksancisc0 Herald, NOv.7.
Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.
IN sacramento, by Rev Fstfer Kenny, Mr. William W.
hetehum to Miss Eliza 9. Keegan, both Of st. Louis
In Stockton Mr. John Crartan to Miss Sarah J. Davis
In Los Angeles, Mr. VIM. Nordholt to Miss Gregoria
BY G. D. Douglass, Sir Charles Gard to Miss Nancy
| Webb. '
A, Grass vallsy, Mr.. G. c. King to Miss Almarnda
In Sacramento, VIM. Stevenson, Esq and Miss Sophia
| Anderson, both Of that city
y Shultz to Mrs. Ann Eadle, all OF San Francisco.
At Dry Creek, San joaquin county, Mr. Washington
Campbell to Miss Charlotte Bower Of Sacramento county
In Sonora by r. F. sullivan Justice OF the Peace Mr.
John Wilson to Miss Eliza Melville.
Dudley to Miss Fanny f. Barnes both Of Jacksonville
In Los Angeles Capt. Haley late Of the Goliah, and
By Rev. NJ C. Briggs, VIM s Shook to Miss Susan He
| len Loughran both of San Fruncisco.
BY 0rrin Bailey Esq, Capt David J. Cove, of Olympia
Washington Ter, and Miss Sarah McFadden, Of Edge
comb, Maine
In Bodega, Mr.. John Salisbury to Miss Ellen Canheld
| In Blucher Valley, Mr.. Sidney Finch to Miss Jane
Hoover, all of Napa Valley.
Near Runnells Ferry Tuoumne county, David Alex
| ander and Miss Martha Haight
Near Runncll's Ferry, Tuolumne county, James Hut
ton and Miss Clarssa iIaght, all Of the same place
At Nevada, DR.. r. NJ. Hunt to Mrs. G. j. Welch all of
| that place.
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On board ship Living Age, on her passage from New
York, Grstayus Alsen, seaman, of consumption
Lost overheard from the ship, oil Cape Horn, Ju
Illus Thornstonson seaman
On board ship Emerald q Sag Harhcr sept T. Harry,
native of the Sandwich Islands. Also, May IL killed
by whale, OFF Kodiak, john sylvia, native Of Pco,
| At Grass Valley, Mrs. Hannah Wade, wife Of +. II.
| Wade late Of New Bedford, Mass.
At Natchez Flat, Downcvlc, William McIau urens,
| AT Georgetown, Bcrnard Kennedy, aged about IS
ears from New York city, formerly Of county Cavan
In San Fran ,isco after long and painful illness Of
| pulmonary consumption Miss Fanny Wentworth, aged
In San Eancisco Of consumption Mr. James Roach,
a native Of Dublin, Ireland aged &c years.
In Los Angeles, Inis, daughter of Ramon Tapia and
tasrlda Sepulveda, aged years.
Mrs Laura Ann Maslin wife of Joseph Masn, of iy-
10 San francisco LOUISA daughter Of John = and
! typa Brown, aged "a Gays.
l Markets..
SAN FHAscsco Nov. s. 1854.
l Less activity has existed in the jobbing trade,
though the boats for the Interior left port with full
cargoes, the bulk OF which, however had been pur-
chased before the advance Of in freight charges
u Il obvious that this advance has eSered restrain
sarprse '' that such should be be- tho case A. we We
aS heretofore observed, the amount OF sales 10 the
interior has already far exceeded the usual fall trade
and it Is but reasonable to look succeeding calm
At the almost nominal charge OF dollar per ton, to-
gcther with the credit face, offered by our dealers
- ...I. cF that V4ru
chants should have bought heavily. II is to
| be hoped that they may find equal facility in
meeting their engagements with those from whom they
have literally purchased. It may be fairly estimated,
think, that within the last thirty days full half
supply OF the leading articles of trade has been
sent TO the interior, that should delay be expe.
renced by merchants in eecting the full liquidation
of bills need not bc regarded as other than iegti-
mate result of the extensive credit business recently
| transacted
There continues, however, god demand for many
articles of merchandise in first hands The excitement
Of the recent heavy trade 1t il to be feared may survive
the trade ITSELF and leave in jobbers hands
present ruling rates may ultimately entail serious loss
by the inability Of their holders to dispose Of them in
| season. excepting at reduced rates.
behoped that the advices goingforward blythe pre-
ent may be regarded the other side in their
proper light and that the advanced rates of many articles
which have atterly obtained, not again induce nor
dinate shipments dropping winter trade will he pro.
ductve Of sufficient encouragement, without the pros
pect before heavy and nordnatc floods Of merchan
disc in the spring. state of affairs there is too much
| reason for apprchending.
l
Is more frmness and even the present monetary pres
has produced disposition TO realize for steamer
day II rates more bic TO the purchaser Inere
| some Of which taken at figures somewhat re-
ducod. We note the sale of parcel ia halves and
quarters principally the former equal to 600 full sacks
another Of 624 Or sacks and another of 900 half and
100 ar SKIS all private terms, but understood to be
in the neghborhood of 20 rs per 200 pounds Sales also
from GIst hands Of 40 cases Suffolk at sl2 per 200
pounds, and 100 barrels superdne Caso at S2 80 per
barrel There also jobbng sales of 255 barrels
CALI anlIf at g.
hill superfne At 81 $50 quarter do at 81 50 100 do
sssss at as @ do So Sasn S % a's SO d.
icy's sefraisng at sI0 and $50 DO. Fairchlld's
30. at so 80 per 200 lbs The stock of Imported -four
in this market Ia estimated ollowsGakego aud
Baxa 35 600 hhs Suffolk NILS in cases equal to l6 900
hbls, and Chill equal to 1000 full sacks or barrels
Total, 100, 600 bisa supply the reduction Of which,
owing TO Tie constant production Of domestic Gour can
scarcely exceed 16 600 bbls. rcr month.
800 DO choice , 4 = sc s' i5d do d. al ie and
30 do. extra do 10 arrive at 2c per ib These figures
how Improvement Receipts Of goodhaye ior several
BARIrY-sae Of 800 SKIS. California, at &c per ib
0AIsIhere Is an active demara for choca caliiornl
ror at 2c $50 do. good at 2sc and 100 DO choice at
Br,ss--saic Of 100 SKIS. California, at &c. per ID.
BnAx.-Salc Of 200 sks. domestic, at lc per H.
PorAroEsyery dull and lscoipts large sales Of 30l
slss inferior at c 1850 do good At l4c, and La
ososs-sale Of loo Ska. a. o. , &C. per ID.
1lcr.--sales last Cvinng Z, y r'a.. Gsro''na, no'
without guaranty, Ut 7c 'o-dey. ioj bbls carons
| Mt Tc per lb.
| TrA-Sale of 600 chests colong private terms.
CcrFrSales Of 100 SKIS Rio at 2lc. 500 do Manila
private terms reported to be shade ever 2c, and II
cs Eastern ground At 1nc per H. In all descriptions
| green, therp Is ad'spositou to advance rates.
TAnIE SAIT.s2les last evening of 30 cases in 10 lb
tags at 4oc. PEI lb., and bo do in and 10 ib do o.
| private terms.
FGGs.--snlcs OF ITO kegs phladelphis priyat
terms and - oo doaen) Boston at sld per case
CASDIEsX@-sacs'of 2, 900 boxes adananne, TO arriy
Tor Antelope at Acc 300 do.do (40 lbs esch), at As,
ler lb., and 500 DO. do on private terms.
CcofHu.--sale Of 20 drums, at 12jsc. per lb.
| 'AcKEREI.-Sales of 80 half bbs. 100 Or bbls. No