The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-03
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JUYE J. 1855.

SATURDAY, JUSE J. 1895.
s,ac= CIR ias:- under ms heal, - have but t@o foreign ar
rval- q lo;e, the HaE. sb1uer O1f F'H0U, firm Bassrs
TI1nI. 4ni he Br. sch991er lborEr. from Aberuf. with q
cars8 ofLan5er, o. Js1ou, Green 4 %.
[Bls.uess - dan, generally sp=sking- A. an auction saz 4
EayHsh Dry Ga,ls. by J. r. Cole, p--es we're vel .a.tai1~l
Terms q ss@-Uul-r SO, cash oser sz5G aad under 100,
Nd4ysi over 400 - day., approved paper. The fGo@lng
prices we're realized Back Alploeas, 2s:c. = yard SIAN
C0r4h Handserciieh. :. szass - scarlet and Back WOOL
shirts ss I2as2O = y 3az=n, according /, quality, Lawn
HaHi.er-Lleis. 81 ICasI = y doEeui Brown Hollands, >ae
.slc. e yard; gl=acheI DocE- +2aJOc or yard B=aeh-t
Dali i-:e- = yarii WH-,= Fznacs, s7.4~se z yard Blue
FAaI-s. 7or 2 yard.
Th= smyrtiofs. q ne Hawaiian Paezs: L.se, !. loading
Sugar and Nolssss, AMI ~m sal promptly On Tuesdsy next.
TIE comet, d he Regular Dispatch LHes IS leading sane
Iyl- ofc4rgo, and vii sal On Wednesday
siass cur ls; monthly report - ns;5os ;1e following foreign
srryas -I4 departures u EerchaEtnea:
AEErvALs-
May Am brig Chmea- from Tahiti sn roai. Tor san
s-.m a4rE = :. Perkins, Robinson, from rage. sound.
Am bark D C. Marrsy, Bennett from San Francisco
is-Am bark smyraI5.@. Burditt. from san Frzneiseo.
IAN clipper ship Fearless paced tie port from san
Is-EaF. alp G.oehaa:s Taylor. n,om san Tr.aesco.
=.-Ku's bar. Kaeva- from Crnstad;, via VALPARAISO.
III . .s5 %sg; Easg's from flaming. Island
June I-BT s9hr Abeni, from AberrL
DEPARTURE.
Nay 1-Ha~'n ship Polyaeslsn, Green, hr san Francisoo.
-H1~'a bark hameh4mehs ', Cunningham, Nr
Brig DemtIa, webb. tr victoria.
I:-4m bark \ :. P-Tkias. Robinson, mr Teekalrl
Is-AH serA D. e Murray, Bennett, ir San Francisco
z-hm bark WHISTLE. Pay, fsr s4a Frzzei%a.
San -km sr re k-ai4at 2T' %li..sa. ~ for = sss eI FIts, Bay
J-a- I-HaE seAf Odd FeIo~, mI Jarvis and Bakers
I-Hs~ chr Ki,y Cartwright, for Faanins's I.Iand.
TH1 NEE ToaK COEs E1rHAyGE-A writer At New York
describes 4 visit % the corn exchange as follows:
o. Il All urnt lever ~ r1z--I TUtg TIE sfayzr- -4 cnr-r,r- D
dlous room. q the New YORK Produce Exchange. The grggnd
aoor q, hteI up ia bushes, style, with bulletin boards, wash
Sands, cganters on ~hich produce &. exhibited BY samples.
coat room, umbrella rack, closets, reading stands where may be
too are elegantly Gued Up FOR business. Counters r4lre
Ia these eounters are numbered drawers, in which, under TEX
and Eey, IL Members ia Lizzie boxes keep the sample Of what
Zach memberIs allowed a space On the counter o, abou, : Zee.
-hrat, corn. barley, -four, lard, taI!g~, meal, shorts. and such
articles, a card; 5ias or sleSins On The top Of tie little
SAL. In one E;le box ~ marked Choice amber, 1900
up, asks the price. II h. wants it an oFcr l. made, accepted
Or retrtei, ant often 4 fortune changes hands in a moment
.ad sold 90 quickly one would hardly know ! bargain had been
There are thrty-.iS hundred members. a large proportion q
.hon are "oa chang every day. No one not a member is
siraiited, or allo"e4 70 10 business there, except AZ times busi-
Hss, mSn- Of-es of Ike associations, from other cities, are T.
r. io,I1,;"n q I" -. - ~ NJ ~ De nhIIsI
~ ~ d IT. rs = - IIAirTi dollar, with yeary dues
halfpast IL during change hours it 5 a perfect Babel Of
voices Aen are I" buiing' or bearing the market. aud ex-
cited groups d specuIat1r- are D. be seen standing together.
listening 70 the 5oud talk from each other Every han-hour
the rates fT god arr builetiued in different parts Of the build
iug, giving the price every hair hour. At a quarter past IL.
three blows on y huge gong announce that in fifteen minutes
business VIII be over. ~ hai-pa5t II, a hraSny artist
sdspeuis the monster son % thunder On an iron frame.
an he centre % the builitns- and keeps up i deafening clater
the roam - clear.
In 4 few minutes amer The inh1ria,e ringing Of the gong
oeglns, a crowd OF women enter the place and begin sweeping,
raising a dust AMI snudse which makes Il impossible fOr a
yersou 10 remain, unless he would Je busted and half sufocated.
Son as the gong begas its inferno, the thrOug starts for 4
huge gin mill" and lunch room near by. where the bargains
81 the day re washed down in copious draughts OF beverage.
and where a lunch on sandwiches, oysters, and games, serves
the appetite Till the dinner hour. The business OF the day IS
d@ns -. j" h@t. and millions of dollars worth 81 produce
change hands sin that short space % time.
The rules Of change are strict. liza man does a dishonOrabIe
oct, such az selling that which he las not, or checking on a
bank beyond his 'unds, &C, lac Is tried and expelled, and his
name h blasted forever.
KetaA and other dealers purchase cargoes Of produce for
customers, and have the same delivered to order. The
men grain men, whiskey men, pork men, and others,
each distinct portions Of the vast building.
A visit On change is full Of interest, and instructive 10
who are fortunate enough To gain admrtsuce.
The market rules up or down, as the demand and supply, or /
80 money. Affect II. Z