The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

sIrURD4r. OCTOBER %, 1864.

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INK Ya-E,< came In on sunday ard the bsrs SwyrHi9ts on
Thursday, fruu Fan Franciseo, the latter bringing papers % thc
I2th INST By the former vessel, under date CT sept 60 our
eorespauIrut writes a. fr1Es, concerning 4 large sale Of 1900
packages sand Sieh Island sugars ex Yankee ana Young Hee-
"MeRusr L st-ufI .ti at auction on the :2ih. the entire
Yo-ns Motor. Ike auaiity on tbe ~h8I- v.s choice, benz in
fact az an entirety. one Of the best invoice. q Hawaiian sugar.
spirited, yet the whole catalogue vas sold except 100 mats Ire
S5.e.. show an SvsTass savaoee o. sGoS' : eat , 2 5 e In u
rates ruling ia taIs market Tor Crushed and other Refined Sugar.
the rates obcaIaed we're 10; up u the T,c-E. zee IL values
Il ~as stated previous 10 thu sale tha; she crop a. The SLAMS
IN asoS. = : u. i iaS g eHJy H. 4: Ss 10: Kegs d waikspa
suEar vas eossidersl by expert. the best onsf'd' !" 0el-s D"
PrLr-A large sale % this saPj- Ess reported At Sc Per H.
Al this dgure, no, much margin can be lst % Hawaiian .hr-
,ioL4zsEs-conanae, in demand fr di,,iiiiIs PqrPosss a;
put stooane a point on the boiling, leaving bat lizzie saccha-
cost az Fort II shipment, even at the low rats Of the latter, are
too much nr PROB. when the snsn amount OF distiled matter
which results - taken into Consideration The distll-rs strong
~ object u this Indirect manner Of advancing the Temperance
eaa.s. Opiag to favorable exchange, Alcohol could be tail
down here from New York at highly rrtnuneratng rate. but on
the present basis q settlement, IL does not pay M-ssr~- ).
Bows & Co arr using now so bbls. motas-es per diem. and viii
sehulE s Van Bergen will also require nearly as much
Under later date, Oct. Il. Per SmyTHiote, the same corre=-
Tonieni writes;
sroARs-sEee the sale Of the Yankee and Young Heeror's
cargo BY Messrs- ScRuer < Merrill on the 2sth September,
gr,.usnv bsri.net anI saI.. have been made from. first hands
n Ml 7aEs = -haIs -
Al prizes not SransPired; but understood TO br az a shais e,s
t"+ ~ ~ ~-N~T W. - ven - -"
NoEAsszs-The DstIeries having commenced operations,
through the favorable turn q gOI IN their favor have entered
the market and swept tof,moIasses At prices better than 3Zt cts.
The purchasers for dstiIing purposes, complain bitterly Of the
poor quality Of the Sandwich Islands molasses. The vacuum
pan does not leave enOugh sacchArine matter in a gallon 70
produce one f" high toned, southern drunk
cEaRTsss-Ihe DTead"aHght. a fine ship Of ! 400 tons, has
been chartered by Morgan. stone & Co. for Hawaiian account,
TO load oil at Honolulu, at a round sum- understood TO b. s5O,-
GoIp.ELstcst quotation at New York, Oct. deepening at
100, and closing ~ l97. 1t was 2OS on the 9Th
Since our last report, nineteen EhsI=ships have arrived ct
this port, which, added to sixteen reported last week, m3kes 4
total thus far Of35. Several others are at Hlo and Lahaina,
but We have not full reports from them. The few vessels that
remained in the Arctic, after the bulk Of the feet left, have done
well, "a has been usual In former seasons. These, when report
Ell. may Improve the average Of that ground considerably.
The IolGni has been laid on for oil and Zone for New Bedford,
and ~ she carries a neutral hlg, Offers good inducements to
shippers.
The clipper ship DrsGdnGHgkt, or 1,400 tons, now due from
San Francisco, has been chartered to load oil. These ships,
bark ErsrAard, brig Honofuf1 and Helen Mar the latter nearly
ful, VIII, Ii is thought supply all the freighting capacity requir-
ed this fall. Besides them, 4 number OF whalers are bound
home, some Of which will take oil on freight
Very little demand for exchange exists now AMI beyond what
may be needed for settling with crews, probably very little money
viii be required By the wLaleships this fal. Persons wishing 20
remit or invest, should 10 80 noU. as no more fayOrably oppOr-
;unity will be afforded later in the season.
The Yankee Is On the berth, loading for San Francisco, and
will leave as soon ~ full, probably Wednesday or Thursday
next -
NEW BEDFORD Dill M~ARKET-Angu.t %, 1864.
SPERM OrL-The market has been quite brisk since our last. |
;he demand being largely for export, for which the sales have
sales of $50 bbls good at 81 80, and go do inferior at a price not
Wnanr onDRema y! p ouIet In u" Arm mn" T r. Transactions FIR
the week Include sales Of I3 bbIs South sea at 81 so, and rs
do ,If.Ti9s a, priG9 ; no, .ssnsPiIed. .n, ~. -, .,-
large, amounting to 1900 rs Arctic at :: rs; 1000 Tbs 4, hotsk. |
s. TO- 500 lbs do. 81 20i 500 rs Northwest, s. 1oi 1880 lbs
South Sea, in parcels, 81 95; and 1000 It's do. g. All for
Imports Of Sperm a7d Whale oil and whaIeboue into the
United States tT the week ending August 20.