The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-26

b Hsyned and D. I. Barton IN Sacramento: and phibp
Davis and Emile Lecroq, IN Los Angelica
The Democratic State Central Committee assembled a
Sacramento the "a inst, and ordered State Onven
toD 10 assemble on the 4h Gay Of August next rhey
last election from participation In the primary ELECTIONS
This rules ont Brodenck and Douglas democrats.
Markets.
WELLS, FARGO AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
SAN FRANClrcO, April 4, 1863.
At the departure Of the last mail Of the 2st uit
bsd occasion 10 notice inactive market, scrcIt,
of money, abundant sucks Of goods the anticipation
heavy receipts, and but q triQlng country demand.
Of trade have been aggravated, and notice Of the
gloomy condition OF the market period referred
has low only 10 be repeated with additional emphasis
Scarcely one fpee good business has sone b.
the city trade throughout weeks ami
mcmept has II been possible TO place round lot ofsnoe'
any goods without submitting TO material reductions upon
our present nominal quotations
The arrivals from all qnarters and more particularly
from domestic Atlantic poris, have been very numerous
placing heavy supplies upon market that was already
well stocked and absorbing large amount OF money
freight payments. In the meantime the unfavor ab-
weather throughout the Interior which has been visited
by storms extreme retarded opea-
ing OF the spr business and reduced the nepiee
position OF seeDg goods cumuiaed largely for who
there no buyers. There has bceu recourse
importers but 10 store their cOnsignments, while JOB
have been sufficiently occupied eitn making their arrange
mens to meet their Obligations for goods already pu'
chased, without VentuTDg further operations
Although thp utter s,agnsion OF business nay 90
peced 70 have 40 end the interior country sh
be CODnlLlon 10 take SUPPLIES market, vets
long shipments IN TINS dir ecton continued win
pofusion there can he expectation INDUCED OF oeins
able 10 avert the serious losses that resut TO
parties concerned II seems useless to repeat admo
ntOns this and constraioed sate that
the character OF the last advices from New York. ndct
rg renewal or heavy shipments has discouraged every
engaged In trade and made any prospect Of change
for the better more remote than
Eastern ship bread continues dull without sale for
SHIPMENTS. Boots shoes have been offered freely q,
auction and the sales have been large prices Can
dice active at lower rates large quantity on the
marketand quotations require 70 be materially reduced,
All kinds Of coal lower and the market stocked oeyoad
present requirements Coffee remains inactive aud nomi
nal, without any inquiry Cordage slow Of sale ana de-
pressed Corn has declined. Cement still heavy and
not much wanted. Segars in large supply and command
about cost and charges as wanted oy tho trade. A
jobbng business has been done in dry goods
fair saes importers In fruits &c. there Ia ,le
change NOTE but the large supplies OF fresh and
served and pit fruits give these articles downward ten
dency; drieo appes are maintained other kinda as as
prices both cod and nackere have declined. Among
French goods olive oil has advanced, AMI sardnes been
placed at lower figures. For small lots Of gunny bags
better price had been obtained large importation has
to hand within few days from Calcutta Crop OF
1858 hops saleabe only in small lots at Slight de-
cline There has been good home demand for domestic
lumber with ample receipts TO keep the market sup
piled: the export inquiry has ceased; . considerable
lot Of hard woods received by the way Of Australia mas
been sold at sacrifice Moasses and syrup are quiet
with but light sales from drs hands at former figures
The stock Of China mating is large and demand inactive.
Nal. liquors are exceedingly dull and depressed For
outside importaons Vi metals there is scarcely any o
portunty 70 effect sales. Nails quiet and ssady Naval
are not asked Tor; prices nominal Ia OILS al ad
in olive 10 be noted; other kinds unchanged aud
but small quantities selling. Provisions Of all Kinds al
weaker beef brings very low prices for few packagas
pork all grades has declined and closes inactive; bacon
in lees request but fairly sustaned patent covered
hams nominal and brinsd yer; there Oregon
outside Of dealers supplies butter duh and droop
ing; lard inactive and declining. The heavy stock OF
foreign rice continues 70 depress tho Market and but few
sales making Carolina is steady but inactive RAJ
sugars are heavy and prices lower; refined have
been in fair request at low figures, but show more
irmpess at the close. Domestic spirits have fuctu
ated with considerable saes Of some descrptsnns the
market la well controlled and promises more activity upon
the opening of trade Foreign spirits are quiet, and
French brandy of good quality ID held with rrmness
though other kinds contione heavy. Soap, starch and
spices have all been but little dealt In and require
ncuar Spirits turpentne have further decboeI
closing inactive, with st! downward tendency. Teas
active at the beginning Of the fortnight, bot
attery sales been less numerous, aud tn ab
of demand by the trade has kept az last
reported Tobacco has been rather quiet from hrs hands
without much doing Dy the deaers In vines, Frensn
rmly held cssk claret is lover fair to
good sherres in wood have been active other de-
scrptiops dun and unchanged Woodepware is inactive
with but trApg Gales Yeast powders sell quite elo Tly
at the established rates.