The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-01

n0aSDAIs SGF1EM6ER 1, 1853.
Ascn d deDnnure q The last mail packet for the East. fully
siss2 TIE h4vfnE have been the principal foreign arrivals az
tfs part.
Aas' e-An ship Mo0olishi; Bsset, q days from Puget Sound,
AN clipper ship yuitur, Gill, Of New York, 65l tons,
2 a.y. from Panama 10 ballast en- route for Singapore.
ls-Bsis Josephine, stone. Is days from Baker,. Island,
ls-s'e@; bsrk rslix, Winter, lsdays FIN sam Francisco,
rs-an s g s sasss . r =; nssf ss.SI : :, Co. I: f.. .. Francisco
.iss mise g wasernsn Co
asssd ni.e to Neiesas Co.
Alan WI hs Frantlyn p, Hssi.nd, q ). B, q mos
es-tAt Lshaina) Am VII .h TahmarOo, Robinson, Of Fair
EsLHanorerian Ssrt SeuIen. ccppernann. from Bremen.
Tam elpsr ship White Swallow, Crosby, from San
Tar V ship cSa5ss,. Clifford, Of \ B, from Kcdi.sk
Tam sch Astoria, Barnes. from San Francisco.
e9-An ship Eliza < Ella Limit. from Puget Sound.
sound, en- ROUTE Cor Australia Sailed next Day.
The departures during the same time have been Aug 9th,
ship Phantom, for China 1s,h- missionary brig Morning Star
Tor Micronesia 18th, brig Josephine, for Jarvis Island 18th,
ohenburg bark Wilhelm Kirehner, FOR China 3oth, ship White
Swallow, for Phrnix Islands
HE memoranda Of several wrecks and Other news brought by
the arrivals here viii be found interesting
During The early part Of The month trade was very dull, but
the arrivals Of several merchantmen With full earsoes for this
port has Impaired to our streets and wharves a more lively
sEpA Our fall season may be considered as fairly begun, and
przni~s % be as active As any that has preceded it. The PrOx-
AnAy VI y kEAnCl>lO IS u mArkrt OF -upl4y. " ~ u1O1cE4t-
prices demanded for staple goods 8taiued there is annually
drawing to that port more Of the trade which formerly conferred
IN Bosom skill, there are many descriptions Of goods, particu-
larry prints, which are not Obt.inebie in California, but which
have to Be imported direct from Europe, or the Atlantic States
The inportations into this kingdom from the Pacific Coast, how
ever, are already much in advance Of those Of any other quarter,
and yin annually increase
No Important news has yet been received from the Northern
whaling feet The two arrivals we have had from the kOdiack,
len the ground 50 early that nothing can be judged from their
reports, Of the result Of The season at the North
: The arrival of the White S,raHo,e, on the 9th, placed Us in
receipt Of two weeks later dates from the East, and one week
later from San Francisco. No special change is noted in the
state Of he markets
The prospect is, that during the fall, clippers will leave San
Francisco frequently for this port The Syiria was loading at
the latest advices for Honolulu, and the E. F. UiUsts will
also touch here The Yankee is said to have arrived over on
the Ash of August. She will probably leave again about the LIST,
and Be due the 12h to 10Th inst
By notices in our advertising columns, il win be seen that
Messn- =. l. Hanks and Y. p. Adams have associated them
selves together TO carry On a general commission and shipping
business, at the Old stand Of T. Coady * Co. Both Of these
gentlemen have been long resident here, and enjoy in an emf
nent degree the confidence Of all, as citizens and business men.
Capt p : Wilcox, who is expected shortly. win, we understand,
number Of our successful whaling masters purpose returning
here and making the islands their home, bringing their capital
with them to carry on the whaling business from this port
Among them an Capt Walker, Gate Of the South Ame1eal
Capt Skinner, Gate OF the Marengol and Capt Chapel, Gate
of the Northern Lighf- This is what We want-the whaling
business must be conducted in future from this port, and New
Bedfed and New London ship-owner5 are beginning to awaken
70 the fact
The nou-arrival OF the British bark Sea Nympa now about
90 days out from England, has caused serious doubts in regard
to her safety She had a cargo Of goods for Honolulu and VAN
couvers Island.
In trade, we notice but few transactions, and prices quoted
are generally those at which agents hold
srGAR-we hear Of no sales; some rs tons 60 4 forward BIZ the
Palmer, prncipaIiy< on plantation account held at &c q &c.
MOLAssEs-Hesd at I5c- No sales. AbOu, so brls 20 for
ward by the Palmer.
axyT-IOO [ rus sIippei To San Francisco
PuLT-saie Of 1000 lbs at loo, for shipment to Panama A
considerable amount goes forward on owners account
P~REI6HTs-The White SpaiLolc has been chartered to load
at NeKesn's Island for S11 per ton
LruBEH-fhe entire fargo Of the Eliza s Ella, consisting
o. about 100000 feet scanfing and boards, sold at $50 a sa2
HIDES AND GOAT sKINs-No change hLies. lie skins, !
2e % sc each.
0USNIEs-Larre sales at l3lc-lic offered.
C0BFEE-SAi<s ef hest Kcna At Ice
Al Ar0TTON-A- r. Everett sold on "Wednesday, as follows;
Ahons BOO rs 70 casks Carolina nee, &c "a 6ic 5000 rs China
res. D small rope, &c ~ 7ic cases wafer bread, losc; cases
cases sea boots. 81 81 "a 81 5. per pair
TEE On NAkkEr-In this market the past week about 1850
bss whale oil have been sosi at from IS to 50 cents per gallon.
In sperm oil We hear Of sales amounting to ei5 bris, 200 az
In x<v Yrk n sale has taken place o. 100 brIs sperm oil a,
- p and some sA~s Of whaIebon- at so cents p n. for Ochotsk,
N se for South Sea
a<Iiverei In New YORK at 81 27t-Y. B. STANDARD, July IA.
Mssn-s Phases mt Henolulu, i'm September.
eu.rser az , .%. Las. Quarter d dg n + .s n: NJ.
Huf Moon Ill 10 13 A New Noon...26 , 31s NJ.