The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
Sandwich Islands.
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From the Circular OF u. +. Snow, Esq

From the Circular OF u. +. Snow, Esqr
HoSoLULu, S. L., April 3, 1862
This market since the date OF last general adYices LIST
ult has experienced but slight change, and trade
throughout the islands remains in the same position a.
mentioned at that time Imports are in measure falling
off, but the stock Of merchandise histories great that
there is sufficient to supply all the wants Of the Islands
articles Of which expect to be relieved by the
Francisco market; but che other hand there large
portion 81 the merchandise that only adapted TO the
wants Of this trade. when it is in healthy condition
and the shipment OF 1t to any quarter would result in
loss TO the owner.
There has been, during the past month slight feeling
in favor of shipments to California and vessels
have left for San Francisco and Russian settlements
There has been lively demand for sperm and polar
OIL sales o the former have been made at 81 % and
polar at 81 and G5 cents
Annexed will be found statement of Exports during
the menth OF March. The value OF domestic produce
exported being S10l95 90 and OF foreign S3674o AZ To-
tai Sl6444 81 The demand for sugar moasses, syrup
that this state of affairs will not remain long de-
mand for island produce is looked for with much
for when IL does arise there will be healthy and stcaty
trade not only at this port but all the islands
boMEsTc bills. potatoes 1000 pkgs sugar. SOL bbs
rai " bills melasses is bills Hawaiian syrup, 20 Ikgs
FOREIGN Pnonucr-5a.eo6 feet lumber tasst'd), 1854
APPLES 70 bare iron 6kegs nails cask turpcntine 70 eases
nd bales Of sundres u pickles. bags glue Is bs
45paeIgs eases candle . cases vindcw glass rs
70 b sa 4s s 81 and saSs
tales dry goods 10 bales flannel eases hardware pks
scales eases loaf sugar do saddles Bale comsorers
bale paper Al cherry cerdia vanish bales
hops 3bbls. salt pere, 457 do polar oil "a bb .osin
IN exchange there have been transactions Bill,
on the United states range from four per cent discount
TO par
Freight to San Francisco s12 per ton Seamens wages
high and remain at quotations last given 1t will be diff
cult to obtain crews for the next four monhs but in
September October and November the expires of
several crews shipped at this port last fall and they
at that time be easily obtained.
DEATHS.
On the 18th OF February at the American Hospital
honolulu. Timothy A. luby, formerly Boston, Mass
On the 9th Of March at the American Hospital Homo
lulu, Of dropsy, Ezra Hall, about "a years
In MiNlle on the 9th Of March, Mr.. Gaylord eldest
son Of the late Ezur Coan OF Yates and nephew Of the
Rey Titus Coan, Of the Sandwich Islands Mission.
On board OF bark sultan, ut Eannng's Island January
II, 1852, Charles Snow native of West Bridgewaer
Massachusetts, aged n years and has been residing on
these islands for the last eight years Capt MKene Of
said bail most kindly had his remains conveyed shore
and buried with grave stone, and railing placed around
his grave
On the Sd April. of apopexy, IN Honolulu Alfred w
Parsons Esq native of New York aged 40 years lis
remains were preceded to the Nuuanu Cemetry by the
o. O. f. TO which order he belonged, and folio we'd by
large concourse ofcitzcns
At the u $. Hospital Honolulu. March 25, Franklin
White, Providence. X. l., aged about "a.
In Honolulu OF consumption. February %, hr Irwin
larra. aged ~ years. The deceased ssenger
from California on board the steamer Constitution lie
one Of the early settlers at Sacramento City and
originally from Wisconsin, being enigraut by the
route over the plains
In Honolulu. March g. Mr. Lemoire. German Tic has
as excellent maker and repairer of musical nstru-
ments. Previous to his residence the islands lie
worked for years in the establishment OF Mr. Chick
er1ng The celebrated pianoforte maker, Of Boston.