The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-01-23
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TUrRsDfY yayu4RT %. 1851


THURsDAY, q q, lsoa-
CIr,n skies and PLEASANT weather. again prevail, aner 4
noaeh ofeontinuous rains, which. ~hne they ensure To the hus-
baHdaaa abundant crops, Invariably rrtaEJ trade and shipping
operations % The p.rr-
We a~ Eifhout any foreign arrivals 70 note, excepting the
Schooner HaTfda, though several ves--S ar hourly h0k-d for,
anosg tb~n the baks EIdriAge AMI Comet. both finn San
Francisco, ami ship George saSIiagtoA. from Boston, now
about i've months cot. with n cargo Of Goals ant assorted Her-
eh1nifs@ for INF. port
The Harrlfq bsiugs n fun cargo Of eoeoanGt oil. amounting %
about 1000 gallons We are happy to notice that tLls al, Of
.k5eh Ee have received a b@aHiifaI sample from Capt English.
Il being ern-tanuy improved in q1aHty, and this shipment ~
-rEbIes the hnest 90 rEn-i spsTni- With the ne~ machinery,
which Capt EsEnsh viii -on have in operation on the island.
The quaity VIII b. still farther improved, while the Proiuet viii
he greatly tnerra-d-
TIE brig JosePAhue sailed on Monfay for Jarvis and Bakers
Islands, .hisher shS has eoDs toearry -uPpIfes aDd attend % the
interests % the GGano Company She viii b. absent about SIX
~e-ks-
TA- baIkeuiin< CohsisfHnon Salsi yesterday, aI took a
large fright, consisting principally q moIssses aaI sugar,
-hek articles ar hHdiag now thrr b-t uarkcti Ia Victoria
This a quite basEsI. as that h a free PORE Which tsns- 70 draw
frSfzn commerce. towards IT, Placed side By side with a port
subjected 20 the embargo % a h-ayy tariff, a free port viii
npsily ostsfrp her IN her commerce, although The former may
poss~s- far Crater natural SIsAatsx-. Our eXpgt trade with
Victoria must rapidly Increase to the prejudice % san Francisco,
and IL viii DOT be Bong before a regular line II monthly packets
~tIb- Required On his rouie, returning perhaps, via san Fran
cisco.
The c0nIfis~fioa also took azay an unusually large is: Of
pas-enssu, numbering among them some q our most inius-
trous m-ehzado. This exodus has L~en caused IN part b. The
dan times Ae~. and ppor prospects ahead nus it s perhaps
more atfdoorab,s % the Avorabbs reports received rssarding
the demand foe meehant>s and hbOrers in Washington Territory
and Oregon- In sone branches Of trade-earpeutering, house.
building and a~nlius-the reports are that god mechanics
can fd plenty Of work at fair prices The demand fr labor
ruetuates ia. all countries, and temporarily there may be a
scarcity there We regret however, % see any Of our nius-
tri0us artszans leaving Us.
The syseersH Hes NJ market wharf, and il Is uncertain how
soon she cav be goa or Her Ioading and departure depend
on the arrival Of her ca sort, the Comet, which latter ought to
be in before Saturday.
Indicate an improvements in land property. The vacant 10, adj
joining and nasas o< Mr.. Geo. c. M.Leanis store, with the lane
strip in rear, running to Hotel street, has been sold recently for
The sum Of $1,000 eash-s good bargain
- The t~o-story stone dwelling on Beretania street, known as
the Anthem premises. AMI nov occupied BY Messrs. s,otH and
Waterman, has been sold to the Catholic Mission for the sum Of
$500
The two-s,ory frame dwelling on Nruanu street, between
the re,idenees Of T. o Hall and J. T. waterhouse, has been
purchased BY Mr.. WI ptnosL BeshI-s these, We hear Ct
sales and be1ses. Of rice aud taro land at good prices, which
Indicate a decided improvement in real estate IN and around
this city.
A considerable sale Of staple goods, consisting Of clothing.
boots and shoes, prints, China mating, &c, took place yester-
day, NJ the store Of Nessrs- naekfeld < Co. The budding was
lsss spirited than usual, and rrecs ranged at about cost and
charges Indeed. the demand for goods Of any description ia
suail, and purchases are made very sparingIy.
The scarcity in some kinds OF goods still continues, fresh
supplies being lsoked sr BY the three barks now fully due. 81.
FIorH-Ths stock Of this article is very limited, and it Is not
certain what anoan; will come TO hand by the vessels to arrive.
A sale of % bills. NJ SIS, Immediately on the arrival Of the
S9eedrsH, had the effect 70 advance the rate with hOIlers, and
Il has been selling at SO q sIs, with a prospect o. an ADVANCE.
IL is stated thar I0O bushes Of wheat are expected som, but
that is only a months supply. larger orders however, will be
Ans~ssdb b. the KaEkse. and the prospect ola famine aversed
for the present. "
sceAE-rh< aes crop . now coming in quite freely % tons.
the nr,t shfprnens from the Haiku plantation. came in on SUM-
day last Some forty or any tons arrived from Kauai this week.
Lots soil for export to Victoria per Consultation ranged from
g. % Sc.
MoIAssE&-we hear Of no sales. The shipments which went
nr1ard per co~shfHfioH were on plantation account.
REz.nzs Lz.-Hu-variou. attempts have been made to
use scraps q waste leather in the manufacture Of artcIss for
have generally Jailed to be .ervicsable, where hey were exvesei
TO much wear, oeeause they lacked strength or ,enseity. In
f--&s5sy M J. Gee. of Nottingham, WHO uses hemp or fax
nbre ns pr'inet Is d-fsn-d % be used for beEinS. uPI-rs Of
belts. ka, cur them IN small pieces. washes them ,herourhIs
amer Ibis he rsIs them out sei@.tn roileers. dPes and nins.
Sn , .,n 5'sss ss.nt..s. o. hemp o. aax asr They are
ratt~ psrrhs then rOHei out into bands for belts, or pressed
tao mods foe ih, uppers Of shoes, or other articles designed TO
wHAlss IrneL-Th. whaling vessels now in por, a, New
hsisra e2s1Prse % ships aud 81 barks- Al Fairhaven. I ships
The inport,,iou, Of sperm oil. whale oil, and vhaiebone into
10 unssa stats during this year, up to 9Th Oct, compared
spena OIL Whsle ON whal-bone.
isso.:..: s sssss ~ issS s:i LEO Sls;SS
Bark Gzar arrived at Ne~ Bedford, after a passage Of II DAYS
from fayal- she brings 1851 bris sperm oil, all that had been
landed iron the feet % vhsleTs this season up To the time she
Ist- r
Bark aras. OF Fairhav-n, lately arrived. has been re-ehar,ered
BY Nsssrs- Damon < Judd. for n years cruise in the Atlantic
Ocean, under the Command Of Capt Joseph 2. Nye. She will
sal about the I&a Nov, direct for the Riyer Platte GrUuEd,
where she viii cruise the coming season
Accounts received In England from The Davis Straits whaling
grOund TO Aug I'd, state that the season had been unusually
succrssfnl. and thas the ships still az the ground had excellent
pruspeets-tLe whales Appearing plentiful There vas no APP
prehensiun Of An early closing up OF the ice