The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-16
OMMERCIAL
THURSDAY, 4PRIL 10. 1858.

VIZ have To later foreign adviees 10 report than those given
last week Nor do we learn q any vessel likely to touch here
.oa from San Frane.sco- Tie ship Jasper, which We before
reported az likely % follow the BUd Hunter, viii not come, a.
We nov learn, ill after having visited Victoria, for which place
apoFuon Of her cargo was destined. The Young Heetgr can
hardly BE- be looked Tor before May 10Th or 18th.
Several whaIers have come in during the week, whose
reports will BE- Ounl below. The EHyhratss. II appears, had a
narrow escape from >enmes,a at the Western Islands, in the At
lIutic- That noted pirate wa at one q the ports Of the group
when The ~haier touched there, and was advised By the author
fti-s 70 leave and take such a course as would enable him 70 es-
cape the " 800" which he did and got clear.
The bark r. ~. Vood sailed yesterday for Bremen, with a
full cargo, consisting manly Of 1907 gals II OIL. s7,3ii lbs 81
talow, $1,000 lbs Of paddy, I25 bales Of wool, etc Tie high
price free in Europe and America Is opening for Us q new
market for this product, and we doubt not shipments thither
will be found to pay better than 70 the oyerstocksd market Of
San Francisco.
The bark Can6yiage sails today for Victoria, and Portland,
Oregon, with a full cargo, consisting mainly Of sugar, salt and
puIu-
The schooner Old FsI9tC has been chartered by D. c.
Waterman, ESQ., on account Of the American Gaano Company,
to carry supplies to Ho~and's Island AMI Phoenix Island she
will be Commanded by Capt Bush, late Of the PeGTi, AID will
sail to-day.
The bark Comet will probably get away for san Francisco on
Saturday or Monday next. and will be followed by tie YANKEE,
now in port and ready to receive cargo
The clipper ship BThf Hunter sailed for Phoenix Island. AID
the schooner Daniel UeBs,sr FOR China. on Tuesday.
our market has been Inactive during the past few weeks,
owing to the dulness q our ISLAND produce in san Francisco.
There is no disposition shown on the part Of buyers to purchase
At current rates
sCG4R-Suppises from the plantations come in freely. The
Cambridge and Comet take considerable quantities, mostly on
plantation account. No sales Of any Importance are reported to
have transp'red. 69 :! cts. per II, are the rates asked by
agents.
IoLAssEs-we hear ofa considerable sale for export at I5c-
per gallon.
RIcE-The continued depression Of the San Francisco market
has very seriously checked the cultivation Of rice, and threatens
10 destroy It, 30 far a. the natives are concerned. Poi being
now very high priced, most Of them have turned their patches
into taro again. The quantity 70 be exported during the present
season will therefore show a decrease from last years figures. if |
present Indications are reliable. l
REAL EsTArE-Thc farm Of :. II. Atkins, Esq, in South
Kona, Hawaii, known - KeaIakekua, and embracing about
1000 acres Of arabic land, has been sold with its buildings and
Improvements for the sum Of 3. 400 cash.
PLANTATION STocx-Five shares Of the Haiku Plantation
stock, the par value % which i $1,000, have lately been sold ut
1880 per share, or s. 500 for the five shares. This is consid-
to be one Of the best managed and best located plantations
on the group. Theshares sold belonged TO II. J. II. Hodsgorth,
Esq.
PrLU-No sales. Shipments are mainly on producers ac-
count.
SALMoS-Salcs at $40 per brI.
L~rHBER-.ough NV. s5 per NJ; redwood, s3J per NJ;
Shingles, So so "a SO.
HIDEs-9c. for dry.
GoAT sKrSs-35c- for large AMI small.
COFFEE-Stock light: sales Is 40 20c.
Acknowledging doing.