The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26


youngest daughter Of s. D. and Sarah E ourningham,
sccd years.
on,v In San Francisco, March l, William Francis,
6ARolAS sacramento Feb II Ssl ans la, m0n.ns @ 81
CARK-ln San jose, Feb rs, suddenly, Abigail, wife
Of s. Allen Clark. -"
DEIASEy.-In San Francisco, March l. william Joseph
Delaney, son Of W. D. and Ann Delaney native Of San
Francisco, aged Year and days.
William F. and Julia Frazer, age years and mouths
FoGERTY-ln San Francisco, March 3, OF lockjaw, ri
Shael Fossrty native Of the town Of curre6ne, mty
GRKKs-In Sacramento, Feb. "a, Samuel Gresn aged
GAYcIor.-In San Francisco, March 2, Louisa, daugh
Ter OF Joseph and Theresa Ganglo aged years and 2
HAHs-In San Francisco March O. Louis Edgar, son of
and IL days.
aEaRDw Fort Jones' sskiyOu county, Feb. Is, Mary
JAooBs-in Sacramento, Feb. 25, Jennie Jacobs, aged
Joxn-In San Francisco, Feb. %, Charlotte Ann,
daughter Of Evan and Ann Jones, aged years and
JoNEs-In San Francisco, Feb 27, Edward Frederick
soa Of Evan and Ann JONES' aged years, 10 months
KIsxr..In Nevada, Edward Kelsey,a native Of Lin
Lxwx1INo AT San Lorenzo, Feb. 20, silas Lewcling
Rock Gsss ssso Butte So county Feb o. Fred
George son of John and Margaret Lindsey aged months
! b
| AcNAiLY-ln San Francisco, Feb %, Captain Peter
AcEaly, native Of Staten Island, aged 50 years
MoCoRD--ln San Francisco, March 3, Mary Ann,
daushter Of Thomas and Rachel McCord aged years
OArs in San Francisco, March /, Edward Oates,
OEsKN.-h San Francisco, Feb 20, Charles Edward
oBren oldest Of Terrence and Bridget OBrien aged
PAKKna~.N Piety Hin, Shasta county, Feb 2l Almira
N, only daughter Of 3. n ana c. N. Parker, aged
PmanM1 al sscrsnento, Feb 10, Hons Phifer, aged SO
Rossm in San Franclsco, Feb 9e John Rosser. na-
wARD-m Oroyile, Feb. IS, Ann, infant child OF JAS
Ward, aged weeks and 3 avs
WHirEY-In San Francisoo, Feb. %, Amelia a., wife
OF Captain JAS Whitney, Jr, aged 2s years.
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, March q, 1850.
sumed better tome and certain articles under the inAu
Of speculative operations have attained considerably
rates @ For % s0ms time back has been evident
the un.voraoe prices that prevailed during the greater
part Of last year Pork bacon, lard, domestic and
tive anu cosed frm but other descriptions ofmerchandse
have been unsought for ..nd positively dull.
PRODUCE MARxEr REVIEW.
renee per he steamer Of the 9Oh ulmo the -four and
grain markets have exhibited considerable activity the
though for The coast trade we have regular seady re-
quirements for -FOUR while there has been some little
na0 for wSs: 2 ~ up ,s Ssss for
creasng in Importance both North and South, affords
very important outlet for grain and -four and almost i'm
lies Of both while to Australia and China, and 70 Islands
In the Pacific, we have demand TO greater or less
tent Considerable -four has been taken 70 China where
s found to compete favorably with native rice, when
ever prices advance above average, a. at present
FINANCIAL.
There Ia greater strngency In the money market 10
meet the requirements Of day. than have
ced At similar periods for some time past Capitalists &C.
nersly find ready means Of investment In loans good
collateral at rates all the way from two 10 three per cent
tghtness in financial affairs may measuraby be attributed
speculative operations certain descriptions Of
merchandise, but mainly 10 the disposition manifested Of
pervade the business community remarkable extent
1ayge purchases Of interests being made and not
unirsauenty By parties who have ne never hssn on The
| in regard TO the extent or value OF thess ninga
ao'3 ssss . sf supply. md = IS non.ss 9 VII
rule o s ssS ps as u xs s
though ia too early yet 70 form an opinion Of what has
been during the winter preparatory to washing up
on their water fearful that freezing weather may be in
store for them, before the full opening OF spring.
Country collections are quite backward, nor are the
country dealers taking much Of merchandise, nor will
they probably be solicited 10 do So until better prepared
| to cancel old accounts.
In Mexican dollars the business has been TO the extent
Of about 000, OF ga 10 per cent premium leaving
the market bare The Moonlight, which cleared since
close of February and whose treasure consequently
sl5s SV sls' % in gold old bars and Mexican coin. WV
The exports Of treasure during February were as fol-
lows
Per Sonora, to New York. 81 ,366,1I9 70
4" Panama.. $4,000 90
Total: ssd,a7s ,s 2s %
Der Golden ise. to New YORK al is1 ias 81 '''' w