The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

FARREM-Tp sacrsmento, May 10, at the C,uo,v
Hospital, Thomas Farrell, native OF Ireland, aged AZ
years
HAIsEy,-A Oatville, sanislaus county, May IS, Mary
L., vile OF Abraham Halseg, aged % years.
bAMIN In Butte county, May 10, Joseph +. HAM n
OF consumption, aged rs years.
JONES in Los Angeles, May IT, John Jones, formerly
Of Mis souri,
MURRAY = In San Francisco, Nay 20, Of inflammation Of
the brain, William Eduard son OF John and CathRrine
Murray, aged years, months and 10 days.
sAMPsoN.-In Mary svile, Nay 81, Madame Julie Samp
son, Of bJon Burgundy, France, sged SO years.
THE MARKETS.
From Coleman II CO.. Circular.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1850,
At the sailing OF the steamer Of the 20th ult II had
throughout the preceding fortnight would have brought
them INTO the market for fresh supplies IA
vorablc condition OF business looked forward 70.
Such has not been the result and tue Of the dsa
poD'men. s not difficult Of explanation. The continued
heavy shpm advised occurring domestic At
ports and from all quarters gooos are ven
tore to this Market have diss pated oil hopes Of toe
cove,y Of prices within the curren, business season In
poters have evidently arrived at The conclusion tina,
macy OF tho goods here and ad vised IN transit
more particularly that portion shipped from New York
and Boston during April, will require TO be held
through next winter before market can be foun,
for them Acting under such conviction, and guide 1
IN some instances by imperative Instructions from
clippers 70 dispose Of their goods, the course
by importers for the past two months in storing
gBm nts aud porting with them sparngiy buyers
pre- ented themselves has been Abandoned and they
their stocks at whstever price is ayaab O.
The quence has bern further decline from the
late depressed prices, with general giving way OF the
market, and the disposition Of Invoices through the
tiOh FOODS ard by prvLe sale 10 country buyers
way as 10 cut of the jobbers mostly from their usual
custom Advapce1as We now are 10 the season,
No, expect further Improvement Of The country de-
mand For although the remote sections Of the in
terror bave not TAKE their required supplies yet BY the
time goods be transported 10 all quarters with facility
the 1t home demand will be less animated than a.
present. The season be Prolonged but without the at
tsnaent Of apy greater activity than ID apparent
The quantity Of goods gong out Of the
M hnf md nnpniun
pies are 70 excessive as 70 derive no favorable in
nueIce from trade that has been estimated by those
Who have stocked US with merch andse until II has
become difficult to provide storage. Cnsre have been
Two important public sales of coffee and -four the patcu
lars o which Will b found noted u our special remarks
Mos. Of the business Of the week has been through the
auction rooms, and the market leaves of OF material
decline since the date OF our last report and with dspo
sion OF the part OF holders TO reAze upon their goods
whenever opportunity Offers. From domestic Atlantic
last report, although number Of vessels considers
beyoDa the average pansage, and are not without
their effect In further depressing the market The follow
ing have reached port since last mott ,e-Barreda
Bros from Manila and Hong Kong; Hebe from Liverpool
Geo Ray mes from Calcutta; Ida from Csnao, and brig
ST. alton from RIO Janero.
tolerabe fair inquiry has existed for money since the
departure OF the mail steamer Of the Goth inst but the
rs.eg unchanged, say 2k per cent per month on
collateral Gold dust coming in quite brsky, showing
that the latenefs OF the spring the real of the
scantness Of the receipts previous 10 the middle of the
pr sent month.
The operations Of the United States Branch Mint in this
city, from let TO 21st Nay inclusive, as follows
Dcp0sits-Goo bullion after melting, o. &c $50 II
Coinage-6old double eagles. 81 $50 900
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