The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-18
COMMERCIAL ITFxs.

T%hlrtySour am, ,~asP~nisd On EnyIaudJ during he month
The c1;;on seize! Hy Gen sherman Il savanaah. is said To
az 100000.
bsce1us plants we're planted 10 New York Central PARK Iast
year Tie carriage drive nov completed IS about eighty nfI,s
n length, and the walks twenty miles
Coon PRoEFTs-The profits derived By Mccormick from the
reaper business. Up u the dat-o % Commissions Hglls deaayn.
are stated % have be q $1Zs7.gI5 Cd
OIL TaADE-The petroleum produced in .he state OF Penn
syivsnia vas sGli A. the ~rlis or So. 100000. during the last
pr9dGeei S5lOco0oO. In Philadelphia, the daily sales Of
petroleum stocks, II the regular stock exchange board. are over
S2OOOo0- The number Of petroleum companies org4uizsd il
sbou; one hundred and Ghy. and III Ne" York about eighty.
From statistics We CLEAN that last year no less than 1882
vessels entered or cleared az British ports. The tonnage of
these vessels vas nearly 100000. aud the -a;neted value OF
the goods on board 500 900, 1000, sterling.
TIE MlSISG AayI.-Azoug the various Mining c5uuan;-s
=, va 2 nt s5S nh nc me 2 81 : :, ihs sa5IPeIrs, h a!s.y ~ California:
. 1ona fde. Or Is simply a lake u on the mining excitement
which ~ present prevails among the softer sex. We do not
organized by women and entered for record. Pioneer Am1z5nil1
Mining society, La Psz District Arizona T-rrtory-capitII
L M-dberry, srs- Olive II Wells, Mrs. sally ". Brooks, Mu.
Eliza A Strattan ami Abs susan Logan.
CSrTOs ~ EGYPT-rhe Cotton crop q Egypt, rs we HrJ il
stated IN the Constitutional q PARIS. amounts the prssent
yesr to 100000 rs. vaiu=d At S5OCOoOO in gold; this. too.
from z country having a population Of less than } 100000.
We also notice that the exports Of Cotton from China &, Great
agains. 1900 in the same period Of he ye.r pr eI ~
none prior 20 1853 On this subject the Nes York Journal Of
COnneres holds the following language.
England IS e9ngr@5Glating herself on the success Of the effort
She aEeady imagines that a grand destiny awaits the old home
Of the Phar'hs British capital and enterprise are setting
strongly " that diret ton. IN anticipation OF = IuSuriant yield
Of cotton, for which the English people hope 70 exchange the
products Of their industry L. the last twenty years British
trade with Eygpt his nearly qufiTupIeI, amounting now Ia
[@OOOO,OOO sterling per au1uw. IN th- last year n two tLis
growth has bted remarkably rapid, saj la striking contrast
with ths indprucr and letlargy heretofore Characteristic OF All
that peTtziaed 20 the lands Of ths crescent. Eveu th- United
states derives ADVANTAGES from the prosperity now enjoyed by
Egypt, considerable orders icing received IN New York fr
cotton gins, piouEhs and other agricultural implements. Nor IS
II q Dad sign that complaints should D. made IN London journals
Of tae Iradequacy q railway facilities ia the valley II The
She- the poor warehouse AT Cairo, etc TIE fact apye.Ta o. be
that under the stimulus 90 a profitable agriculture, caused by
The demands % English manufacturers AMI the adoption % the
OF the country tp che growth Il = great STAPLE. EgvU, u fsst
wheeling into line among Commercial nations.