The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
The markets.

The Markets.
[Frem Coleman 90, s Circular, June 4
REVIEW OF THE MAEKSr FOR THE PRECEDING FORT
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 1850.
During the fortnight closing tue aggregate Of trans
scoDs resulting from dss and second hAnns would DC
oeeued considerable, not that they bear sdcn
dispropo TO the heavy stocks upon the market Toe
goods sent TO tire Interior AMI distributed 70
various points bss been large, yet has been ount ann
Gull 10 dispose of lots In any quantity 70 oaVefs, VINO
manly been enabled 10 supply their wants through
the suet on rooms by purchases or email extent d.
rect from importers desire realse in many instances
has resulted continued daily offerings At public SALE
vale importers have shown willingness 80 70 meet buyers
for sucn quantities upon almost any terms that would
ipdrce tnem TO purchase
Within few days preceding the saiog Of the steamer
of Goth az became apparent tost importers hio
changed TIER views as to ths policy of akog their goois
mo store 20 await demand The continued shipments
from all quarters and more particularly from domestic
Atlantic ports the wiling that u
peeoes 10 look for such rally IN prices during the
present season. would justify mourning storage ADD
goods b. III The year Sas Tar enough ad
coming supplies ascertsined with SUN eut
establish certainty that stocks coult not
be uced even the utmost limit Of consumption be
fore the setting OF winter 10 an extent that would
peDsae the cost Of no ng goods Ana Ia all instances,
that has been necessary 10 convert
order 10 make some returns 10 snip
pers whose ability to meet their engagements have
q limit Buyers, with present ana prospective I'D yan
tagcs atoge in their favor Gouo no be induced TO
operate unless material concessions were m ite, and
further decline has ensued from the rates gener
ally CulItpt OuTMk tng uiitutV VI Wv PnsN a"h'u
fhrough the fortnight the arrivals from divers points
have large and restricted have bsaa the
OF purchasers and 20 greatly have they been disocaed
70 tai goods n quantities ut auy time that il has
been almost impossible 10 effect sales from ship Of the
large receipts coming 10 hand and Gully by parceing out
invoc has disposition been found Tor co1agnments.
There has been large sale Of Coffee another OF Eastern
-four and another OF sugar. but AL made at ton under
peculiar circumstances Otherwise the difficulties
toned have limited the extent OF TRANSACTIONS aud added TO
the general depression Financial endorsements t
ribGtabe 20 causes noted else~here) have aisD con-
ribufed to cramp business a3c Within The past eg days
money having become extremely sopds offering
for cash could only be plated at rnaous SACRIFICES The
sohtary bright feature in trade consists IN the quantity Of
merchandise going out Of the market, in small ots alto
Retber but sufficient TO AXE large asgegate but
It's extent doubled there would be 10 lack Of supplies Tor
monthe 10 come.
Boots and shoes continue 70 rule low. and crowded
upon the market Ship bread ia very dull aud heavy.
Candles selling on buyers terms. Cement has
proved Coal has rallied little, aud closes drm Coffee
active a. low figures, and rs rather unsettled with
tendency TO advance Cordase quiet as last quoted Corn
meal heavy In dry goods there has been Considerable
activity drills and sheenes, with animated jo,oing
trade. In fruits, &c. dried apples have 10 largely
are less firm raeins quiet and unchanged fresh
fruits and vegetables ae still dropping vtn sarge enp
plies arriving o her goods in this limo last noed Ia
French goods olive oil continues 10 rule high an slight
Improvement has been attained in safdiaes In FISH,
less inquired for at previous rates. and dry
cod not in demand. Gunny bags are mostly witnnsl1
from the market enabling holders Of outside lots 20
tain better terms. Lumber is dull and heavy without
change in prices Malt liquors have soli more freely
the weather has become Mating is tull and
saleable Ia metals there have been come transactions
in pig iroo end tin plates ABOUT late Quotations.
Mols and syrup good request az before
ed Nails Of high szes have been IN batter demand for
moderate parcels hut invoices still heavy.
Naval stores dull and oaknm love lei Sc stock IN
oils there has been very little done, except 10 CHINA
which has come in freely, snd is lower for jArs Lard
from successful cruises In provisions the business Of tho
fortnight been light Mess beef lie in better request
O. er improve uent pork s slow aud droopng; bacon 10
not inquired for and sales have occurred pa
tent have been placed 10 extent by npor-
ters at low egures and brned are very heavy add
ly saleabe; butter s not quick bu choice article s s,l
taken steadily inferior duh and hsrd 10 dispose Of lard
Inactive and declining, with heavy stodk npou
ket sales Of Oregon have been conoed 10 onpng
parcels at relatively full prices Foreign rice YET low,
err the prospect Of further considerable supplies hsvog
depressing Influence Carolina IA held in few hands for net
ter prices Cnna guears are mucn depressed WIN auction
sales at extremely low figures choe Ne Orleans nand
ready at good prices but ordinary grates OF Porto
fired have ruled steady at about 2c for Eastern crushed
the trace supplying themselves regularly with ierate
sized parcels IN spirits better feeling ia to be noted
me branches al the close; common qualities Of oregp,
mixed aud American lower; alcohol dun and pu 70
epr',s the same rum not moving; foreign and domestic
gin slow; uaskey quiet, but weaker. SPIRITS Of tu-peu
tine steady had gaming little in favor. Eastern ground
salt Unchanged; coarse Of all descriptions has declined,
with supplies Of ne4cAn arriving ana advised TO
considerable cytent. There not mico doing in to-
eacco. The market for teas less firm With deine in
ordinary qualities and et' down ward tendency In
wines an active trade in care has been done ny dealers
and stocks IN first hands but nom,Dal until recent
arrival: prices have not changed. aud coming suppes
ample; choice brands OF champagae nre taken regu
larry by the trade, and receipts attrly have well
the Market common auarries and port in wool still
eseable at reuner alive rates. and other Knds inactive
imported wooden ware s dun Yeast powders quiet ana
not many selling at present
FINANCI AL.
Tiere is gratifying increase in the receipts er gold
duet and the prospect fair that the cefclt protnc 81 by
tee long winter viii soon have been overcome Thare s
10 aueston tina, the gold cduct of the present year Will
far exceed tsst OF the las.
The iInpnrtatons Of treasure during Nay exclusive OF
thl mn hxrs haau
follows
SAu b'as. 5os, bi2 y
Nsnzapillo Observation-Disclosures. ID 600 90
'" dooouu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 %
The exports Of treasure from this pot from MAY 70
81, 'nclrsve, as follows
Per Golden Gate 70 v York 81 93s, 800 90
" to England. 46l.257 90
TO Panama. ll,31lS 50
- So iOi 1863 OF
Per j. L. Stephens, TO N. Y. 81 ,bis,a,5 81
Z" 10 England 263,0t AZ
TO Panama 1900 90
--- sl,7a2,727 80
Per J. l.. Halo, to FIong Kong........... $4,000 %