The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-02-21
III VI
rsURsDIr, rEBRU4Rr Il. 1,s1.

W. watch With =rsls interest every Improvement IN the
manufaetur- q osr domestic exports. particularly thai 81 sugar..
which must eventually become cur great -tapIe- That our
sugars arr continuing 70 improve. no one who knows aHy thing
about .r quality q th- article prDIne-d t~elve Or ffteen years
ago. can FOR a mom-ut doubt The A I sugars q Isis would
hardly rank With cur Pr---ut darsest grades The improved
operators have ~ors-i wonders in this line. The Chinsse
plantations nF a long time stool out against iA= inuo'-ti1u-
ard preferred % make dark sugars under the 0i siJE-coach
mode. selling at four esHts pr pound, While under the i'm
proved system seven AMI eish; cents were obtained This h0~-
ever. engEI not Last long, and Hu9 br4nIs nov -nz among
the flyorios-
We have received from DR.. Wool, through hi attentive
agents, Nessrs- Ilackfed = Co, . sample q The NV crop %
IssI- The ksg now op~u before us AFFORD, a. beautiful a -p~ri-
u-H q rav sugar a. coglI b. sought for, the rich crystals
sparkling like diamonds This sugar is ~. - white a = some
Specimens - have had from other plantations, but po--ssse-a
rich golden Iusre. rsminling one q - only suitable rspr--sI:-
44ge-goi Itself Il j. vel known that th- koi.a plantation
dos not aim 10 produce a very White article, bt one tlI. pos-
sesscs the greatest amount - pure s~accharin- matter in g given
-sight or quantity. Herein = The real value q sugar, aud
thase grsIes that Posse-. this quality always eommafd the
highest price To- manufacturing purpose Tho-e Who wish %
see this Specimen % sugar can 10 80 al our Office.
This marked improvement: in our sugars i not, h0xev--. en-
fined - one pIant1ti5u- The hrst quality sugars Ho~ produced
on the Islands are no, fnssrior % the Lest View OEieans Or Cuba
ani AZ. Ear superior % th= China and Manila make-th~ superior
y consisting mainly in th-r cry -taIzinS quaHti-s- The vanilla
ami China sugars are hD- srlinss- AMI the former generally q
a darker quality. Thes- do not ery-taizs veil and eonse-
quantity are not % we'll adapted 10 refining BY mixing With
such kinds n cy staI1~r they h~eome serEeeanfs- Ff iMs
purpose. there Is no batter sugar than the Sandwich Islands
make, en- which acrauH: Il must aIEaysa and Justly rank high
aDuhisau4s M AabsfOT -h0gLi BE- the motto Of the sugar
rsisrrs. for ther- i a spirit % rivalry among them b see which
can turn out tn h-st arueI-, which BIDS fair 20 eclipse the e-le-
brat.t sguabbIe in which mythOJogfsts tell Us Juno. Minerva
and Venus we're engaged. in which Mr. Paris mot the reverend
gentleman % that HameJ BY deciiing in favor q Mrs v.
plunged thereby the ~ord q that day in quasi Northern and
Southern eoufedsrIey war about the -nirg,r question aud
4" xOoiy beads Our ink vas hardly dry in eDtnmeniiuE on the
ane produce from RoIoa plantation. before ~ were called %
Inspect massers q sugars fn~ the Lhus plantation AZ Kauai,
nov on breach az the sar~h use % VA Alirich, the agent.
running over six weeks grinding, which sor evenEess and supe-
riority % quality ~ehaye never seen surpassed This Is a great
de-bieratum 20 the purchaser Of shipments, and he can calculate,
where such regularity u grade exists, what will b. the ouuurn
0f his adventure. should h. make one. Ii i gratifying TO wit
ness this honorable competition IN an article which is yet des-
the World.
Besides that Of the whaleship Lancaster. from the Marqge-as,
We have no foreign arrival Or departure 10 report, and can
record only a duh week in trade generally
our quotation Of goai-skius given last week i claimei to have
been unfair. no parties paying a. high as soc; 55c Is the highest
cash price for ordinary skins, and small skins have been taken
a. low as 25c each
We learn that the brig 1gaf, has been purchased BY Cara
Thos- King, @r sIeOO, and will BE- dispatched soon to Marsarita
u BE- there engaged in trading Or as a store-ship-
The ConsIt4tioa sails to-Iay for Victoria and Port Townsend.
She takes a quantity olive stock, mules, donkeys, sc, and in
produce some 50 coo fs sugar, mostly Of the darker grades, and
1000 gallons moIasses-
Late last evening, the bark Yankee arrived from san Fran
siseo, bringing the mails and a full assorted cargo. The market
l.ws j. meager. and prices % our island products ruied low.
From the eoast-whaIe. We have favorable reports. Capt.
Clark. Of the Ocean Express, writes that he had taken 600 bls
up to Jan. 9, with a fair prospect Of adding 500 more to his
atch- 3
The upper ship oeeaa Pearl and Moonlight were to follow
q the course often or fifteen days after the sailing Of the
faHkss, both to touch AZ this port.
The Frances Palmer had been soil for 3, and would be
mpboyei in the lumber trade. /,
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