The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-08-11
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hto. ant fou1 New York 10 June so.h- Trm The Mercantile
sarsff, We quote the blowing
sresa-wuh LIBERAL -uppre- = Ravs and the d~msui re-
49, q $50, 'I- r-n.+T' e,Ir{as ~
81 g I az ~ 20, n, EH 81 tr ~ sie- 80. Ham a - b
shers "a u l&h met Jones & B=ndfs-u on-r-f - eats-
ILoeo ssyty days, o ! PER esat pr H2nth q fr cash Tn
20 ~ = 100 ~. avrraging "a - n. SO il 80. , in c-tt
Of, sob: from a. ~ down 20 g %. ~yers=iuz So 2 fs.lOaO
100 bsgs tnfsu1r NoL4ss-s sugar were aEJ cEeraI but q tas
MY 100 syre -oEi AZ s. 10 = 100 n, tie balance, ~ahdrt.n-
IN ne iaHa%inT Gay t- slms aee,gn-rs sol IN ,iS'y dsys'
1t It- tr sample. balance I'll tags &c E--t-ut-" ~ lie 2 u
obls- Csinrua Eehnet EEtra Ganulstei az IL = =
Th- Peruvian sugar referred % as having been soI \; III
and lie pr pound, paid 5 CTS. PER pound duty, 1 cent PER
Pouni freight AMI adding other ordinary charge probably dd
not return 10 the ovrers more than . % 8 c-- pr pound This
Vas fr shit Peruvian sugar, add viii iuiieaie to our planters
the state q the San Francisco market Between 1900 and
1900 kegs - Sandwich, I.Ianis sugar. Lad been forced on the
nAr@et, mostly At au>'ion, during the thirty days prior to our
last dltes- AMI as viii b. sen above at lower prices than ever
bes1r-. DC being the best Squire obtained The stock q sand
wich leland sugars in first hsnis, at the close Of July, must
have been very light, but the quality on thu market hr con-
SUMPTION still heavy. A. imporataas into san FraHei'oo dur
ing the current four months will probably be light, w. may Iook
for a material Improvement -oau in rates % all kinds
NoLA--ss-ssI-s % up~arI- % 1000 bbI-. Hawaiian are re-
ported upon terms Nthhed, qust.bIr a. 5oa3Ie 2 gAlpn-
Tabi~ have been dispc-si II az Dc y fs-say 70 the extent q
5000 rs The stock ~ China. etc. a. thought u BE- large.
a. au-ti.n 200 mat, Chgga -1d az q 'gGsS - q 10, 9s-
PULr-SO saIes- QlotIbIe AZ ICc-
T~rorE-osins to free supplies q egggty brands q Flour
h-t similar report, have rre-deI alout &c = 5BL
HDzs-s.ts ofCalnr1ta dried, 80 fr A. reported, aggregate
Pr n l. -''i'e' and - a'' ''''i S1a'"'sA i'''"'' =
C~orTsr-wihin the pa., few days has advanced owing TO
tn shipment % some 900 900 lbs o. LsnLIu- ami CONCENTRATING
at 22a@slci Rio &c
CHsarrss-AmerE the recent charters are The '21oEiaE.
b. shiPs Araueo, COS tons. wheat to Liverpool. 60, Explorer.
100 yLsss !; 1870 ~ 2. - va TT |. pre- LTIrl, - 800 49,.
5it, i1noluiu- private Br harS J 'Pau, 49, Hpngkuns. $500,
So ~ 80, - Is-s -, ~ 80 49, r. gl,ne f+m
Pfluiet. BplVi, % Great Britain, a. 81 the Per- siP Com
paHut Martin. DEF Peru, No. : IC57, has been LAID GA for
Of coffee % London, on owners account
FEsN EssLAyD-ws have papers 10 the mbiile of June
tn money crisis hal By M means fully ended, but financial
affair. were suH in a very di-arraHfzei condition. The failures
up TO June 5, covered liabilities to over EicOOOOoo, or $780,
100000. To recover from such an unpsreled shock and di-as-
tiers, viii require a considerable period. The EaHk % England
rate o. interest still remained June % At 10 per cent, the
highest point IL hal been, while the outside rate was Il per
ernt- Marsan's Trade Journal gives the following description
% the panrss
Ths arnouncsmsut q the failure % Oyercnd, Quincy & Co.
TIRES the entire mercantile ard monetsry system into a state
81 parsIy-- terror. The painful eject Wa witnessed in every
eommerc"l town ia the kinsi1m Il vas EIt every where shat
81 credit was, IA consequence. lettering 70 its hl- In the con-
fusion when @Iowel i was Impossible to ascertain the real
extent % the danger. The public simply heard the crash. and
nj ike Panie-strieken sheep. The run on the ~ limited la
the thDruughhrs in which they r heated we're rendered
almost impossible, and the City presented a scene Of panic,
any former similar crisis
We would again call attention to the above excellent trade
circular. which is Ihe most comprehensive publication Of the
Kind We have ever seen. It grves information q value and
interest in every branch % business. II reviews the money
mtFsst, and gives rates Of interest and exchange with foreign
countries, a list Of arrivals anil departures, AMI then reports on
various kinds Of business, with new inventions, implements,
manufactures, prices. SC. No important invention i brought
out in any line % Industry. without full details being given in
It, So far As W. can judge, the information Is reliable. Every
business man should BE- provided with this monthly. Il can be
obtained ~ addressing the publishers. the subscription being
- sh1Ings per aunum. -
Coll in NeE York was quoted July 20 az I5OGI5I.
oil in New York June 5O-spem 1885, whale sI.25GI3O;
whaebons sLs59I 10
LOCAL COMMERCIAL.
A meeting Of sugar planters and agents was held on
Wednesday to discuss matters pertaining to the sugar interest
and to adopt any cooperative measures that the meeting
might decide on Some interesting facts were presented re-
gariing the consumption o. raw and refined sugars in Cali
nruis, the amount now in that market, the cost o. Manila
sugars, &c, &c No definite action was taken in respect to
aay q the subjects that came up for discussion.
1t IS reported that a stakeholder in the Refinery has sold out
his interest ct a nominaI figure, which would Indicate a want Of
confidence in the enterprise as an Investment. We are not at
liberty To publish details
The wahee Plantation has commenced grinding tie pest
week. anil samples Of the new sugar have been received, which
pr1mfs : to rank among the favonte brands for jobbing and
retailing. The crop on this estate Is very heavy, and Il i turns
ous rs in the former season, Will exceed all estimates made
Our foreign arrivals the past week have been four The
bark 1HrsIia came in on Sunday, 10 days from San Francisco,
under a charter to load guano at NeKean's Island. She sailed
again on tSe sth. by her n few san francisco papers were
received.
On Tuesday the clipper ship VTadieaTG arrived, Il days
passage, bringing the Eastern mails of June 2Oth and SOth-
she took on board all the fungus that she had room for (ahOut
50 tons. and sailed on wednesday for Houskong, having been
detained but - hours. China bound ships, having room for 50
II $50 tons % freight, can almost always find some here, and
more or less passensers-the stoppageI requiring but few hours
with 10 REX
The brig AHH Anderson is from Japan for san Francisco,
whittier she sails soon, taking a mail.
The schooner Kitty Cartwright, from Earnings Island,
brings a cargo &C coeoanut OIL
BY our foreign papers " = learn that the bark Lirc Yankee
arrived over on the 15h, % days fCm this port, and the
schooner Milton Bafger on the 18th, Is days from Honolulu
The bark S4rifa vas u leave a day or two after the HtEf-
uara. zCth to 18th. aud viii bring cargo and passengers to
Me..r,. Haeksd & Co. she i fully due
The ship SgrsH, SIS tons new register about 1000 tons oltI
has been parrhascI ~ e. Brewer 3 Co q Boston. AMI after
being thoroughly rrfttei AMI r~ecopPersi, Will take her Placein
Rrr1er'x Lane y Honolulu Packets, % sail from Boston about
October Ist. She Is one % the sharpest anil most successful
clippers afnat. She sill IoaI here a ; a sprins ship FOR New
Bedford AMI BOSTON.
The Hawaiian ship T,irIi, Green, sailed from Boston, ! me
Is,h. with a full car-o hr ths port
The schoou-rs PTcnier and e. Cro'by have sailed fr
victoria " l. the past week, taking mI earso,s q Island
produce.
The brig Harriet NersH i I'udin; fr TousSo1S, AMI vii
san THURSDAY u~yt, taking a full freight She viii probably
r-turu 90 This port direct
ship Mails.