The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16

THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1862.

IhChSD1lf Ot IObEh y
Our advices from the Coast by the late arrivals are TO Mon
day he 2sth Of september. The commercial news is unusually
interesting, ard shows n rapid advance in the prices Of lead
staples TIE Alta ofthe 18th, publishes a review Of the Bo-tor
wool market up To Sept. 10, which will interest our wool growers
showing as q; does an advance in the price ofeommon woods
The tendency Of the market IL still uP~ard for nearly al
-sIe- have been 70 SOM extent at 6OGosc z h, cash, the high
.t ag1res for ,hs coarse grade. In othr' market We notice
New York says thu shipping List, We have to report continued
whIe manufactures have also operated to a fair extent. Abe
demand, however, has been chiefly for low and medium quail
after, bur nevertheless are firmly held. In Philadelphia, the
advertisement % the QuarernAsters department Of this rty,
calling for an enormous supply blankets aud other government:
goods, has caused a spirited inquiry ir low grade wool, and
ho1iers have again put up their prices > % sc for the eoarser
descrPtions--the market closing somewhat unsettled, while fine
400, 600 n, common and blood, 65G72gc 10000 ID comman,
lO; 1000 II tub and fleece, 5!;c $1,000 II ar-raging ! blood,
10000 b pulled, S7c-aiI eash-and 100000 ID California on
private terms.
The dsnnana son,,I1 q noisr1ts; In CsIcass. Buffalo there
Goat skins no more more material change, and for a few days
PAtna, Go u average sold at 3c cash.
In whaetHne also there has been a change, and rates
have advanced to 7c for North~es, and s5c FOR Arctic Tie
fHIoEing i from the y. Y. ShYping List.
The large operations in this article, frequently alluded to Of
late, but MT before made public, reached during the month Of
July about 10000 10, and 50 far in August some 1900 d Or
Inore nave been disposed o. nearly, if not quite all fOr export
Among the sales noticed sbOve, there were sold since our last
$1,000 h Ochotsk at Ts4soc aud 1000 Ii Arctic at s29s5c-
fssns = .aTe ar of I sSe1s ID ' arese : al 81 SIC. Sooo n North West Ne,
Coast at &c, and 5000 10 south Sea at elc-an Sr export
The Henry Brigham, wheh arrived on the 18th, is Ell route
for China Her ears1 is mostly wheat and -four, with slls,OO0
treasure She saiIeI again sr HOngkong, on the night Of the
same day.
The bark C.51Hst arrived early On :he IIth, I3 days from San
Rhaneiseo, bringing a full assorted cargo, which is noted under
the proper head, and an unusually large list Of passengers b
The whaling bark Fanny, Bhyen, arrived from the Arctic on
Tuesday with 1000 ibis Of OiE-the best catch reported thus
far this season. 4
The Ohdenbarg bark ~SyLphhfe, Ossenbruggen, I35 days from
Bremen, arrived yesterday, bringing a fun cargo Of German
goeIs, which will be found advertised on the next page She Is
consigned to the house o. MeJchsrs x Co.
The schooner MaTia has been chartered for a cruise to How
lands Island, and will proceed thther to-day or tomorrow.
We understand that "a Is The purpose 81 the prOpretors % that |
guaHo island 10 commence working and shipping guano imIne-
diatsly, and for that purpose the schooner will take supplies
there A clipper has already gone to the islands from san
francisco, 10 take in q cargo % guano- |
Our harbor Is hning up with shipping and the wharves are
already assuming n crowded and lively appearance. The
whaiers which have arrived thus far have done remarkably
well, and there Is every probability that the present season will
show an average for the whaling feet far IN advance Of last sea
sons report.
In domestic trade. there is no very important change to
report, yet most Articles are firm, and meet with satisfactory
sale.
suGAE-of No / no large lots are Offering, the lower grades
are being sen, forward for shipment to San Francisco and VIC
toria, mostly on Plantation account From &c IA &c is n far
We have seen sample keg Of No. 1 from the Makee
Plantation. made under the superintendence Of Mr.. P. n. Make,
son Of the worthy proprietor, who has succeeded Mr.. A. Z
McGregor as the sugar boiler Of this estate, which speaks well
Tor both instructor and pupil, and leads US to believe that the
which this plantation has earned for superior sugars
will not suffer from the change.
MoLAssEs-No sales Of any Importance for shipment. The
is the best customer, and takes about all that comes
INTO the market lie IS about the figure at which sales are
made The Refinery Is rot yet fairly under way, but its pros
n good.
WOoL-we hear Of no sales, but I2c al 15c is offered.
PADDY-The recent news per Young Hector and Comet has
Perated unfavOrsbiy, and the price Immediately fell from &c %
&c to DC "a 2!c. Quite n large lot goes forward by the Young
Beet0r to-day.
HIDEs-In demand at &C for trimmed. .
GOAr sKISs-fhe demand has fallen of during the past three
Teeks, owing to quotations from the East, and the ruling rates 4
exchange. which leaves but n small margin, ut the price given :
o1r ~ ~--s~.s~ Loaf. s.t~~ - -
PTLU-NO sales, nOminaL 9
wHILEsosE-saIes have been made during the past week OF
nail lots at SOC "a SIZE. -
iVOEY-smal lots have been sold at &c a 25c.
COcoASUr oIL-The lot per MGriIdG was sold TO arrive at o
SIC per gallon. :
WHALE On-ti is difficult to give a fair quotation We hear
small parcels ut prices varying from 3c to I3c. l.
LrMBER-ss4 a go p W. Supply ample.
drafts are taken At from ID D % her ~
mt discount from the face Of the bill. n