The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-28

Bunting, formerly of Ra VIENNA, Ohio
AT Reservoir Hill, e Dorado county, Feb. o. Mr.. s.
In san Francisco Feb. 29 by Rev. N. Thurs.on, A. ].
Van Wipkle, Esq, TO MissgHannah 6, Philbrick.
II Neysd:, BY Rev VIM. H. Hill, Geo. s. Hupp, ESQ.,,
In san Francisco, March l. by the Rev. DR.. Scott,
Fountain g. Mckenzie, Of Jefferson City, to Miss NJ. A.
In san Francisco, March l. Immediately after the ayr-
val Of the John L. Stephens, which the bride
passenger B Benjamin. Of that city, to Miss Mitch
In San Francisco, Feb: 49, BY Rev: Mooshake John
Il. Mckinney Esq, to Mrs. Matilda Williams al Of that
city.
In Gan Francisco Feb 27 the lady of VIM. A. Mix, of
In San Francisco Feb 26 the lady of John Anderson
Of weavervle Trinity county, OF SON and daughter,
mailing in all five chilcren within the past sixteen
In San Francisco Feb. q, the wife of I. A. Hughes
Esq., OF son.
At CHR ese Camp, Tuoumne county. Dec 8, Isaac B.
Leysn, aged g years, formerly Of Pennsylvania.
In shs = Feb II, MIR. Joaiah NJ Sink, aged "a years.
In San III sncisco Feb. 25, Mr.. Calvin Laws, sged 80
years formerly OF Westord, Mass.
In San Francisco Feb. q, Samuel w. Haight aged SO
AT the Mountain Pass House. jamestown, Feb. o.
In San Francisco Feb 20. George Edward HYDE aged
and 10 months, youngest ron Of George and Ellen
In san Francisco, March l. Edward c., infant sen Of
W. r. and Kate D. Babcock.
In San Francisco March l, Sarah wl'e of James Rus
sell Of England, aged Al years.
In San Francisco Fred. 81 only child Of Fred s. and
Maria E. Elm late Of Lancaster county, Pa, aged
years months and days.
In Petaluma Eco. 20, Permelia Josephine wife Of j.
W. johnson, sged 23 years, late Of Osksiosa, Iowa
Msrkets.
SAN Francisco TUESDAY EVENING, March T. 1855.
Notwithstanding the torpor which char
acerized the -four market for several days past there
have coneic cradle transactions Today the move
nent under stand beng the part OF those who
recently bought hold for higher figures The present
tYae, far possible outside lots, and thus aid In
leading to the control of large quantity posble
Tt 10 doubtful however, whether much be effected
towards advancing rates in this manner the supply
too greatly difused to admit readily Of concentration
We note sales Of 5000 qr sks 1000 do do, and 400
do good domestic at S6 400 do do at D. n e. 400 hf
snd 1900 Or. SKIS Chile at 80 cash. 500 ar. Oregon
at so 200 do. Magnolia as 80 6 200 do Aivso - 0
Fowler's selfrising at 81 80 per 200 lbs
MEAr--obbing sales OF 1900 lbs. magnolia meal
1T &C., and 200 lbs do buckwhea 9c. per ID.
WHEATSaes 600 sacks at 3d. 800 do. at 81 90 100
DO. ct 2Tc.; 100 and 756 do. at 2kc.
BARIEY.sales of 200 sacks, 100 do. and 80 do at
axe; 200 do. and 60 do at 3kc.
OATs-200 sacks sold on p. t.; 100 do at 3o; 400 do
cnp.t
do. at bxc.; 150 do, jobbing, at 6c
CoRN-5O sacks Mexican sold at 2Zs.
Bu1IER.-There s fair demand for butter, yet the
price does not to appreciate mght be expect ID,
have lately taken place In the article Sales to-day
100 rkns choice, ex Comet at &c., and 2s do from
| at came figure.
LARD A parcel Of 30 cases. choice In 10 lb. tins sold
HAa.-sales Of 80 tis:oes, in brine. a. lSc. per ls