The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-20
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rHCRsD4y, YojEMBER %, 1872

AhN AN NN.rfN -Nl AhAaHrAT .4- AF""-F -'-- "
Friday asst, IL days from Has,.5. she was -L1Uty % day. from
that port o. Staten Llat, ana rsl-ly ,T1 weeks OF the Cape
from eblch point she male a rtu 20 aty days % HDuolu.-.
Her cargo is being discharged sill great dispatch. and ia beau
tful order IlIe=i this ship La4 always had q high reputation
II this respect, and vel m4iataius Il. Sic has been lad o.
again mr Boston direct, having almost az entire cargo already
engaged and ready 90 20 on board. She wI probably be %
again h9me9arI-b,UHd within - day.
large number 81 wLaI-rs haze entered since our last report
most ofthsn with good ca.ehiurs- Their reports ~I b. found
below some six or eight more s5ils are Sill ~ arrive, but our,
harhor has nov probably a. many vessels as E viii have a; any
one time tM, al-
GoIb Ayo Eveuayaa-Th--- commoIuies s,I eugr,=s tie
attention % the mercantile wadi, AMI ~ some Of our readers
from tEeE1rth may wish o. untsr-taai more q The singular
ri-- ia the value q EdI 10 th= Atlantic states, which has caused
the disturbance IN exchange, E+ copy the following from lie
BaHeta, Of October i. The rfe in gold commenced during
the spring, but the premium was 60 SMALL = not % arras
public notice tn June
Cola ia New York, which on Thursday, goct. leI vas a, IS
latest report, lys-tsrisy. Oct ~ was - II may interest The
reader 70 show how GOA has advanced since eaIy fa jane.
We connect with the dates the great events which Just pre-
ceedei them, which ia Itself shows that the rise OF fail has not
Depended even chiefly on our Vlstori-s Or reyers=z- In Ne"
YORK it, premium
June 7-,ner the battle 1t Fair Oak va, per cent.
june Z5-WLHe Mcclellan was on the ChickahomiHy, 81 70
July s-Aner the = days aqhtiag on the ChicEahominy and
July 2g-P0pe just taking the frIt, 10.
August 7-Just Ietgrs te evacuation Of HarHson's LanIiuz,
sept. I-Ansr Pops defeats, 10.
sept. s-The rebels u Maryland, 10.
sept I5-iaer te victories oftie s.u;h Mountain Gaps Il.
Sept. z3-5esen days after the Emancipation PROCLAMATION,
Oct. -Afer news ofthe Corn,h and Ha;shie victories, ..
oct $50 bal news, 2!-
oct ia-tGer Basr's victory in Kentucky. %.
oct 1.-THE war news being 20 he same color as on the IGuI
%Dowu 20 3d., and closing az j.
The latest telegram from Ne~ York, gives the price Of gold
o. 81. premium.
Respecting exchange drawn in San Francisco on New York,
we find the following ia the BuHe'u Of October 4. BY it it
appears that bankers bills. gay1Ele at .iyHt, were Is to 20 per
cent. discount while commercial bills, probably drawn at
some days sight ruled at - erc=at- discount.
The banker were busy yesterday, fOct 2OI lending money
and drawing bills. 4 LHsk inquiry fr Exchange prevailed in
rang Of rates. all IT, isading d H,e s sny .d7I 70 r. ham. + MIN
literally IN the demluI- A large portion Of the sales, probably
the greater portion. we're at Is ~ p 2 cent premium on gold
face THE til Considerable amopats, however, were drawn by
prominent arms ats NJ 20 z CENT discount which il the
cent premium on gold, and requiring about 30 Y cent 10 cover
eEolt 4gEf. VII which suiringfnTn T- i-Il on Oh n-a .Js.a a.
ihtIr i'slrs than by shipping gold \ very considerable
With a comparative light Offering. These fgafss may be re,
garied As about the ruling rates to-day"
The following, from the Eastern commercial letter Of the But
ien", dated New York, sept 80, : late and in advance of orr
exchanges by mail The advance in oils will he noticed.
Great activity has prevailed in commercial and financial cir
Thu raneT nf tr,Ie csnrrsIy :, 81 : IN 9t,aH 10 81 iLr IsI steamer
prices
The receipts at the Custom Hoase New York ethyl fr the
week ending saturday were very dearly 100000 and the in
creased receipts at the dbTreasuFy over the payments for the
same time, about 100000.
There has been quite speculative movements in Gunny BAGS
and Cloth, consequent upon the announcement from England
that measures were in progress boxing 70 the substitution Of
Jute Tor cotton Prices OF bags h4vf advanced 10 Ia. and - crcfb
TO 12GI3i, cash Both are now held At higher rates. Hemp. for
TIE same reason, is also excited. and rapidly advancing in value.
Oils firm, and IN fair demand. Crude Whale has advanced
Il :; 10 New Bedford. and ziles.maIe At $1,000 cash. 1t is
now held higher Grade Sperm aE same place NJ 81 20.
Concerning Gold, the Evening Host says:
The most exaggerated views arr entertained by certain per-
sons IN regard to the future rise il Gold. There are some Who
buy to-day for the purpose q hoaraing. actually predicting that
Gold VIII rise as ia the Southern Eouf-Ieracy To- $50 FER cent
premium IL Is said that a great deal % the precious metal finds
bills in specie All the Gold tiey' Accumulate they send to this
country, 10 sell at - Ue. cent Premium. oreven at . greater rate
as the case mag be at the same tHne they buy large quantities !
Of silver At say 10 per cent, with %hich they redeem ti-r hills
The decline IN trishts and aisauce in sterling have had n /
favorable effect on the BreAdstuTs market, causing much activi-
~ and a slight advancement Of prizes.
Bhqling Veseis Sold.
Ship Martha, 81 F~aIrhaven. hs been purchased by Messrs.
Brown & Wide, 81 Boston, cor the!meTChaut service terms not /
known.
Ship Omega, Of EdEarown, 363 tons, with all her whaling
gear, has been sold 20 Lang 4 DbLau0, of Boston, for $1,000 /
cash, and viii De employed iu the lreIchtuE business.
ship Robert Edwards, Of New bedford. $50 tons. has been
purchased by Edward &. Jones. Eiq, ON private terms.
CnesNteenth * merchant shipiWindwapi. OF New Bedford. [
vas -oht at auction by Mai. BOumt. To George U. Croker. Esq,
Of New Bedford, at the rate Of sSOiO.
ship Montreal. 5IS tons. built aJ:New York I'm 1893, has been
soil in n \. for $4,000 ca-h.
ship Hfberuia, u New EeIfori. b5I tons, as discharged from
her last voyage, was sold at auction by George A. Bourne, to
VI Robinson. Tor s. 200. aFd wll hereafter be employed
IA the merchant service
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.