The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03
OMrIERCIAL.

MARCH 3. ls5s-
- .e went 70 press Jas; ~eek rh~ barr H. & Murray q
the Hawaiian Pa-kr; Line, "a aaHoll--I, which broggLt dates
from san Farciseo 20 ibe IN q February Size arrived over
on th@ Z-th, having IN this port on TIE 81 The brz ~ D.
Ri-s. =hieh sailed Lercs On tie I5,h. arrived over % the ooh
All TIE passages male both &ays b~tEeeH ,ae t~o PoTts ff the
pas: three mou;Es have Jeea uaG-1lIy long and = tie season
for fr-.h trades - a. hanI. = - h0Pe - r-Psr- better passgs-
Fer particulars q ,he s4u F-anesc0 mar.st7 ne refer 10 c "
Brooks 4 Cos circular On or first Iase-
The Murray brings al unusually large and valuable cargo.
lrvoe-a AZ ssslO0C, AID consisting q general nereheHiise aE4
$4,000 II treasure.
The ELsri4ge. from P1-tIsud, Jrrgs The usual Assortment: =
Oregon projects. bat mostly lumber. Tie tr-te With that port
Is = vaIu@5Ie on=- AID Z there vas some way 70 AVOID he
lengthy d-tsnt5us AIMS; alEays encountered Il The Columbia
River, woau b. more profitable Tie Eiariage =ss detained
there sone tsO weeks aft=r beng ready fr "a, and similar de-
tentons are not unusual
Tie Russian Company packet Ce'4rriteA, arrived On Mon
dag. frm Ska, bringing some fheeu 70 seventeen hundred bbls.
IF oil and 1900 pounds q bone, which viii b shipped to
Bremen by tA- r. ~ B0Od, nov due Tie latter vessel i ~
Day cut from Bremen. With a general cargo Consigned 70 M,ssrs.
Harkfrd & Co The CesGTUiteh iii he dispatched 20 Victoria
in about Two weeks.
Too ~h4Iers have arrived dariag the Heek, and others may
be daily expected. The bark PgesidsHf. from New Bedford,
repors having SPOKEN several hound II. Her report viii h
foanI below a fee: q forty EhaIers may Be expected this
spring, bringing tie usual average u oil anI bone, taken BE-
tween ==asJEs-
Th= departures during the resk embrace the bark Ethan
Alien, with a snail cargo valued az sI.,OC0. FOR San FRANCISCO,
and The schooner Pfet Nr Victoria, Vancouver Island
The movements u casters have been very tsrdy. and freight
has come IL =i0xIy. On which 4c-5uut the sailing % the barss
OHuDd and Comet = further postponed Til next week The
weather. On most Of the paHtauJns, Er sJae week. has been
such a. u iaterfrr- With grinding, aDI the roads exceedingly
Tad. which has caused light receipts If produce
Th- schooner EmsIne from KOna. Hawaii. brought in q full
cargo, incI1diug 10000 oranges, and sOme Fly Kegs Of sugar
from liz OSOULrSUI Plantation IN Kona- The Kona orange
GRIP has been rather backward this SEASON On account q the
bhgLt, which Ea- troubled the trees, and for the same reason the
fgi- IL the early PaTt q the season vas 10; very good, bat il
has improved tEd 8 now q the Usual fine quality. The entire
orange crop o. R5na fr 1865 and 9. will probably amouu; u at
%ast 2OOOOO0- The trees gsuer4Iy are boxing very fine and
promise an abundant yid hr the coming season Few people
are aware q The humber q oranges which a tree IN full and
vigorous bearing EI produce From five 70 ten thousand
oranges i a common yield, and there are trees that have pro-
dgcet 2O,C5C IL ole year. The future Of the kOna fruit growers
who have been patiently toiGnZ and tending their orchards for
ten Or fnsen years, promises an abundant reward
Loeal trade has been very dull the past week and cur ner-
chants can easily see their dependeDce On regular cOasting SER
vice, and hS~ much the steamers bss has iHter-T-i With gem
eral trade UEI=ss We have an amPs supply Of coasters or =
steamer,=s mIst not exPest our il;srIsl4nd commerce 70 increase
as rapidly as Il has lately
Gold in New York, Feb !. IiI; Feb. =, 40. Oh in New
Yors, Jan I--pern s2.I5 to $50; whale oil, sIG0, whale
bone, sl.55 per pound, Currency prices.