The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-07
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raE pa; week IArales ia 4lrr.-s. commercially -I.asirr.
with those which have preceded %. There haes ben no ar
rivals from the coast, ara IsraaT' a blank space .st DO the
column where our trade record als IFS u-lal lace. you'd be tas
best symbol II the ql5,tI.-- prevailing. Tie T1HHg H,-tJ~
is absent forty day today. aud may be looked ;r iu all mex,
week from -H Frtr-s--r. TIE CaIrqrd iz alec mentioned 20
us as expected ~ her Ga enH,igns,.. The y $ PsrtiHs
sailed or she 5h iast, for Victoria, VI The T4Hkse has CON-
men-al o. take 100 cargo .or -au Furc-=cp.
WaArgfs-Tae BraHzriet uas 80 The TaTt oa tle sO.h nit.
and It the next day tie THeya-L, from iaha.-s, passed
on ths 5h Ils-, without communicating and ;tr John C0gye-
stEI uai- her appearance she day before. with sickness on
hoard, ''t'.e-t medical relief and Jeff f- her cruising ground.
srl1E-- arriving freely some 200 Es-s have entered port
sine our ra-t- The rs PsrEiHs hal on board about 1850
se.s, s1d 10 g. o. &c Per 70. Tie Taatss has 90 board about
800 EsEs, SHIPPED al plantation account Considerable excite
n~at Trya.ur On tr- street, owing B. tLe -.--s-s of a new
Sugar .yvafer;ar, uheh. nos being costly affair. vii enable
the owners Cf small tracts o. land Oh pat them uaIer cultivation,
and ualuGctur-. where before the cost ~ mU AMI works pre-
vented ihem smrl-ssrr iu such an enterprise T. Is destined.
IN our opinion. % dev-ope the resources Of these islands, equal
20 the di-a.'ery q 'h- cotton gin upon ihs staple % te Con-
f-terate States
F~LovE-Th=re vas quite a little spirit in this article the past
SEEK small bt changing hands two or three times 81 prices
ranging aoa SIS - to sI7 . per barrel.
P1TArJEs-We no.e an suvaI Pr KHl4s4 Oh small guam
Ety, which vii teri % relieve The scarcity prevailing
GoID-ws promised lass week that we would a-1ie 20 the
aartaauons fa ,L- article. It has always appeared 20 US. AZ
though q 50 great a distance from Wan street, that the appre-
citation Cfg-Ii iu the United states vas greater than the espau-
sbon ofher currency DEMANDED, that in a word. The Is bulls and
bear q the s---k EH-ha1Es were making q good thing o. il.
aad that until some action % Congress wss taken in .he matter.
buyers and sellers to deliver IN so, 90 or % days would
make = football q the creIj - the nation. and a- their interests
tended, Gepress or elevate sold by the thousand ard one r-u7rs
and moves known 50 well 70 STOCK operators. The last mai.
brought Us intelligence q such legislation. The following we
ex;lct from our : T. exchanges OF April ::
GCLD PAsu- ~ WALL sTzEET-Ou the SIN or March. when
t- az taxing tnanshet.-- m god "ea' into operation. Wall
ton Men who had bought gold AZ l73 AMI agreed to take mil
swept from them Ou a single wave Gold rIwHiaI rp $50 and I
1i5, and one heavy house was reported TO De in the stree; oH-r-
BoI- and persistent I'll - were made by holders % rcs.-. tie
decline 4 we.-sHoHu clique of Spectators. known ny tLs
nam - is "4+LHI,H party Is aid % hold some Two mil
L"n5 dollar lh-se and others in the sare preiiran=ut str,yc
no resisting thu effect q ya-t-riay's legislation. Bv the law u
Congress passed yestsrIly, Tot only d,-s evcrr psr.ts.r -
sale Of gold pay a tax larger than a fair profit GA -r g1a--
alton but banks AMI bankers are expressly prohibited from
lenIins over par On god. To ruy $1,000 in sod now a man
must lay ont - $500 Under sucI circumstances speculation
The aeutrst minds in VA! street would not he surprised #.
under t- "p-ratgn 81 this new law, gold fell 70 125-jhat is to
over rar mao ~ a,tlu5t-I ~ h. r15Is ON Ia s. a ra ~
. Spectator, "herehy a loan o! FOYER par on gold were maIe by
tie former, with the private understanding thar the latter would
not plead the law in bar Of the lenters clam. the heirs Of the
5Dr,3"eT Gould ree2y'r te money from the lender, after his
teath- II VII require some ingenuity and some rcckIessue>s to
The Tribune says The COLL gamblers had a fl Of the blind
- err iIs Is.ent NE, .-sAt'n OF Con-ress affecting
sisr I'll TIL, t n u. aIt est no, ta q sd-et Tor some day yet, has
they are about To realize Il Secretary Chase shall use with
discreet energy the power wherevth he has been clothed Hy
Congress, h viii, within a month. send every secesh scamp If
theui hnpins out oi wall street There was never any reason
~ ne enormous premium on gold. aud the price mas been
forced up by gambling spectators whose hearts are with ! Il.
'"'''' - us 'OHI''''"
The telegraphie quotations Of gold since the Goth Of March
have been; March 26, gold unsettled. closing at 1891 March
y g2ti fevcrsh, closing 1T 1903 March 2S. gold frmer. closing n
at I433 March 50, gold quiet, closing at I46z al I47: AprII
gold unsettled, opening I5s, declining to I55, and closing firm
l59! April =. opening at l55i, and closing at Isl, shown.
that the operations Of tie Spectators are drawing to a point.
but we think We shall soon witness a decline to 80 "a 135,
which Is about a legitimate figure