The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

9gAfn6L
lsnsspsnsh stripes nrm at last quotations say 1905
1920 at which 600 pieces have been sold. Wsquots
scarlet ls4s purpls lsll dark blue 1908; black s2s
brown, Is; light blue, &c. yellow 7Sc; green, 1885,
ssh, $40 geDtionels, 1929 Opium -Malws-Stock
very sms demand moderate; quot atien 725S Bengal
drug before the arrival of the steamer In consequence
Of the prolonged passage Of chips from Calcutta
our stock reduced to Q few hundred chssts. Be-
mares has bs'n generally ESQ IS higher than patna
The demand has been large during the month prices
ranging at sbou. 1905. Turkey has been In fair de-
Exports.-Teas-B laok-Of Congou 35 chops are
ssid to have been settled 1T prices which shsw sigh
Stock soS reduced to 6 chops: chop. old tasss
at IL ~ taes. Souchopg', but little doing; q s
chops settled at 16 81 taels old chops ct IL Is
t.ss Flowery Pskos, not much inquiry and no sales
of consequence to report. Plain Orange Pskos
tnues without the slighes demand Scented teas the
.ales are lsoo half boxes Orange Pskos, s.d shout
. taels down. The ssesof Ming Yougs and Kokuss
have exceeded 5000 packages; price, may BE- quoted
kinds are about equal to the quantity sod the stock
therefore remains unchanged. The requirements Of
look for some reduction in price before very long.
Greens-There has been good demand for the mid
ding and fine qualities far England some $4,000
packages settled in the proportions OF 80 600 for
England and Is coo for America. The purchases for
the States have been mostly confined to Young
Hysons, and they have been taken spAringly. AS
the large stock Of Greens now in the market, say
10000 comprises large proportion Of Young Hyson,
hold Of thus far. however there has been material
duction in price in favor Of kinds that Of
last season the quotations are for Moyune and rwan
kay kinds. Young Hyson cargo to good 20 - tses;
superior, 20 IS; hne, 38 4s taels; extra due and
curious So 90 and upwards. The arrivals OF rypings
ing been cent to the Shsnghse market. We hear Of
| no transactions. and the teamen ask extravassut
prices for the few In market Hyson cargo, u.s. 20
20 90 tsels Imperial aud Gunpowder, cargo so 50
tsels to SO 80 tass superior IS 80 tsels to 80 AL
tasls; hus curious, 49, 4S So and 81 66 taels
Twanksy, cargo to fair ID II tasls good to SUPERIOR
Is q t..ls; One and curious, "a AS t.ss Skins,
psssly solo for sydpsy At II 10 sss s1s9:,y
II 20 tasls curious, 20 taels the transastons few
Canton teas, 1000 packages Of all kinds settled no
Oil has advanced to 11os Csssis Lignes- loS losSo
Buds, 1863 ell, 1855 Sugar has advanced No
$50 Brs.n for sh:ngsss' ssao Candy, 1850 Chin
elected; quotation lis. Alum-Very cheap. 1910.
E1ohsngss- On London, .to months sight 4, sls.2d.
On Indie, compsny's accepted ~ a2lo
dollar per cent premium. doid 25s2S N''-''
Freights-To England, E3 United States, SIC;
to Bombay, rs cents for dead weight.
SHANGHAI MAR1rr. Nov. TO- 1sas.-Imports.-
riean drllipgs- No change to note few thousand
The bulk Of the stock is hold at 1915 1890 Amsri.
pieces in arss hands are held at $3.50 1885 woolsns
"A sale of about 900 pieces Gerusn) Spanish stripes
has been made in barter at the equivalent of 80 cents
cash There NO inquiry for these goods at present
for sale Tin Banc. is worth 2os5o $50 pig, straits
have been sold at 1880, quality inferior.
Exports-Shk-About 1850 GOO bales have bean
sold and delivered this month There 10 but little good
Tsatlse Offering and for that full prices asked say
z0OS 1905 for tie usual proportion Of No aud g.
or Tsyssam about 600 bales are in market, which
can be had ct decline on last months quotation but
the quality Is inferior. Quotations zoos zoos
for very common to inferior No. l. Several shipments
have been made on Chinese account Tea-Black-of
copgou the sales during the month IS 10 chops
SiDchukyo Hollow q There
remains about 60 taels Of the description Prices
lately paid are 90 aels above the previous. purchases
Green-The demand Il good both for the English
and American markets. Sales have been about
OC0 packages at about the rates s last month
A Man VINO Is Not Going to California.
No! For he has been once before to gold re-
gion in Georgia, and the lesson he learnedE there
will last Tor lite time. A few OF the incidents he
related to us to-day, will form the main feature of
our present sketch. Oh, this lust OF gold what
unforeseen mlseres 1t Is destined to bring How
many friends we have parted with, since we wrote
the last chapter, we shall never meet again this
side of their distant graves! They leave this city
to 60 forth on dangerous mission, in search OF
what! Gold, nothing, but gold. 1t is not to earn
an honest, substantial livelihood, by laber, which
blesses HIM who labors. 1t to grasp the shining
metal, which, for past ages, has been the fruitful
cause of unfold murders, and the massacres and
crimes which h i've stained the annals OF every
nation on Gods earth, that ever possessed mines
gold mines. All are now pushing forward to this
gold region, urged thither by the basest, lowest,
and most grovelling passion that disgraces mans
character. IT'S mans destiny to earn his lyeli-
hood by the sweat of his brow. When he forgets
this, and Iushes madly into the vortex that will
swallow him up, and destroy hundreds Of those we
have loved, who have lived 30 long among us,
never will be, gold region where crime will not
stalk forth unrestrained, and where blood and
murdey have not relgned supreme. California =
With that name now ringing in the ears OF millions
throughout our and--Calfornla that now sounds
80 sweetly, when pronounced by thousands OF the
soft and gentle voices of those we love-why
should that fair land be doomed! Why should that
name be destined to be pronounced with the curses
OF dying thousands, and the horrible denunclations
of millions, who will have some dear and loved
friends bones lying bleaching on its valleys and
on its mountains, victims to the lust OF gold
who have persisted by the foul hand OF murder,
DEGREES ever have been, ever will be, fulfilled, un-
til time passes into eternity. 1t Is January, lS40
Hope sparkles in every eye-joy beams upon every
Commonwealth look bright and smiling, and
give no token of the horrible future that must and
will come. Gold-Gold-CahfornIa- California
Callfornla-is the merry shout of thousands at the
CONNIE nee ment OF lS40. Roll up the curtain for
1860. Blood, murder, observation-disclosures, Call
fonia, California, is the deep toned cry OF anguish
and despair that will be heard In every street of
our city, in the commencement OF 1850 But the
happy, excited, feyerish crowd think not OF these
things-they pour forth from every fireside-eyery
vessel bound out teens with our best well as
the very worst of our citzens--they are as san
gulne as though they already had their pockets
filled with the shining metal which has allured
them to destruction, Away with work In lsl9
Burst asunder every domestic tie, even the dearest
relations OF earth. Scatter to the winds every
blessing that honest toll brings home to the
hearts and the hearth-stone OF every family.
Throw them oil aside. Sudden cath is before
you. Fly, go--gold beckons you on to Callorn a.
But take last look at the household gods--bld
farewell your home altars; kiss, for the last tune.