The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

moi great In this house burned 10 death,
AND ycupg woman was severely injured BY jumping
from third story window.
TIE house, Of story occupied by Haskell
B,oihers, batter.
Next east was email Establishment occupied by boot
black
Next WAS q thoe store KEEP. by q Frenchman
The next hsuss tao story building, coupled by
Jacob Huber ~ lager bier saloon and as residence
Mr.. Buber IN German, seventy years Of age, and
Loses considerable He living In the house with his
wife aSo Two daughters He formerly distinguished
musician in Bremen whence he emiRraed In l8+S during
tae revoulnn The ruins OF his house covered this
morning with burnt pieces Of music though his piano and
other instruments are said to be saved.
Part OF The last house, adjoining Claytons restaurant,
occupied sorebouse by the United States Branch
Met There we're pumber of tools and vessels OF various
kinds In II, all Of which were saved
Review Of the San Francisco Market.
From the San Francisco Shipping Register, June
Notwhhssndir In some respects the Operations during
the Pact CHI have been Of important character,
the general and feeling In regard ~ business has been
pahstc and quite the reverse o. hopeful TOT the future
have had in former years has not made ts appearance
The country has bought most sparDsy Of such goods as
months hence In view Of the extent OF supplies
tnuwn 70 b. on the way has bought not much more
literally OF staple arucles, which netlirg heavy loss
10 The importer foreign shipper sAA 0hke former sea
suns the interior traders, many - have considera
ole means, have shown little dslopA to lay in four or
months' stocks Of some goods which there was
very reasonable chance for an advance In prices ere long
10 take place.
has beef light and tho obbers have enabled u
II with meagre additions to their previous stocks.
Hence that yers nearly month has elapsed without any
arrival from home Atlantic port, causing more de nsod
for goods store, ano legitimate Improvement In prices
While the obbers sales 10 their customers, during the
last half Nay we're in no respects large, we yet believe
that purchases less by hfty per cent and
this tts While all the bile working easier,
aud thor ovs rdns credits were being greatly al min
ishec.
Tere IL every certainty afforded that for the future
hts ma be, viii be lar less affected By huge speculative
-sik.f kr,U huo
e-'arsncd the meonuoveriicle fact that they
he csigMd TO successful, termination In market
o,.y proper Of Nes YorE devends for its supplies
NJ. CIy has The amount II capital here available for
slecllavs pcrp~es been greatly cnr'aied within 70
no. hs Ias but movement now however well oundt d,
has every nd0ence - tenn against, from the moment
is started The lime was, very long ago, If by
adIoi msDegcDsn, the control ( staple article was OBJ
tanned by ope,a., speouaors oobers eager
10 relieve him proB, ard lake the chances for fur
Their advance. that o. things exists longer
viii never be revived Il general sepe until by immi
grafton population shall iucgt ase in greater ratio than
oaS Envelope The country resources for supplying its
Own waf's independent vi foreign AID Parties abroad,
particularly 10 the Eastern sates will do well to heed
these remarks for THEIR truh canne be impugned. II
sures let the for the future diminish them by ct least
third from the standard OF two years past or some a!t
cesfo COAL candles boots and shoes, clothing
iron preserves nails miscellaneous dry goods and hard
ware malt liquors spirits there should be
no lutte suspension of shipments for Elk nths at least In
orc er TO enable our market 10 recover healthy tine.
Assuredi with out absolute stoppage Of further sup
pes Of the articles above mentioned mat. rial per
advance prices expected result from
the sjo0 nro DIS made upon the preen enormous stocks
OF consumption ARD certainly none through speculation,
attempts at which would be futile.
The leading articles in which the transactions have been
OF an important character during the last fortnight
brosn coitops ctes candles, preserves, French goods,
gunry bags, os, butter and American liquors. In res
pect to pre,crved fruits and sauces will seen BY re
ference the article under that head that the tales have
been Of unuscsl magnitude, covering nearly every des
crpuon In the MARKET and that prices realized netting
from 10 10 rs per cent loss. Considerable purchase
of butter have been made speculation and
slightly ad vancei prices towards the close been paid,
Principally, however, for parcels to arrive in
August and September when the sangulne o 3erators
anticipate that osDs to being dry season. the sup ,y
Of California butter will totally fail and Eastern will have
10 meet the entire consumption This merely repet
ton of las springs speculation and will be remember
the operation proved very disastrous TO those
gagged in 1t. We apprehepd that those who reckon
cessation OF the supply VI California butter during the
fall months deceivng themselves. Our
DAIRY farms are in great part located In the nest waered
valleys IN the State where In most cases the supply OF
water never eas and however severe the drouth may
prove this year, we have no hesitation In asserting that
fully onethrd more butter viii be sent TO marke. than
there las season while from Oregon shall have
double the quantity the greater part Of which Is still TO
arrive.
The saes OF American liquors during the fortnight
scarcely than the stock being nearly
cpcentaied; prices hardly changed and regard
the marke, a. by no means strong.
With the merchants this promises be olerably easy
steamer for full forty Eve days past curtment rather
every engaged trade. For this reason, although
q oney is probably no more abundant II oas laterly
worked eaer TO the borrower. Upon merchandise loans
negotiated ut 2h per cent, the latter being
IRENE rate Upon real estate money be had at
IN per cent and there are parties with unquesuousoe
us nGeayoripg 10 effect oans but the difficulty Is that
the lowest rates mentioned above will waow the
net income m productive property days, greatly
have rents declined from the fabulous prices Of few years
back
The receipts OF geld dust from the country keep we'll up
10 The hEhest OF this spring aud the mint still
remains ceed except for the coinage OF nre bars the
supply Of impaired bars n abundant.
We hear rumored that banking facilities shortly
to be enlarged by the opening OF two houses
with ample capital Is TO be hoped that these reports
well founded a. the extent OF bank sccom noizton
now svaabe TO the mercantile com munigy Ia quite
strirte5 and materially interferes with bus
We can note move whatever In stocks, aud repeat
with hardly any variation for quotations.
shic bond, payable In 1870, per cent, In market
Bon ayabo In 1915, per cent ..u,.,...,...F so
War loan bouds, per cen, since ian I, 49,. 40 t5
Cvil iund Nhrrans 70