The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-27
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weh.s- three sr-En ARRIVAL. O. rrar-tl~ mrsua.'-l
-cl.anrr Fa-sss Efag ~tL umb-r and spar f~m T--sl-t
g. u. uarkGtl q g.. al saturday last M Caamhaa bars
Cathsss ham san TrHT-~s. t.arhei 90 -auly h-t-u rut-
- Eau1EtVa rr ctppsr ship Hasr, ff.m m -auf rrt-a on
Ta--ag, sa rat- o. NiHaE h- ar-r bringing a FT S't-r,
and Ftf-rs.
m ~ q. hf.r-as. ofta- usvtEaa Paesst tlre. aE~I .n
sarutg win q mu fvrht anil tvrrfy-tsr- Ias-reers Ser
cargo uas a~sret -aad prsure, vsaaed az scfz+ 10 TIE
Tsrsst Esag ART caasrag< s- hd 90 g. ForaaI, o. All
-n Tr4aclsa, 20 buI VITA dsrafch-
ny ~ Hazs NE have Co. fmswlnr Cannsrrsai summary
-sS Faavet-sa. F-buary Q, 1-cJ
The dspartars % enppsrs Sc Ns.il. and Gina ports have
hosa neqasnt o. hfe, buf M arariavsry unorftaa "as~-
ancs fr mails. a. moot g tArm d-cHu@ 9 90 "Ph
uouofalu. fr CaVta4ns malnF fhaf " ~ weather Rrsa,rai
- they ardvsoH ZEE Pot Ia daylight, thy Ray stp- VIA
20 mueh uncertainty. "a = ne af o. -,ad even bt'sf.-
Ths Aorsg-a arrived h-rg a. % 3 N 90 tn zsth- aad d -
taaaaaeot r.f -s~ vm b. wnhta~H fum the raut-- ns
Company have aEa vananswn ons a th-ir steamer. from th=
M~vesn rass-- Eafh h--@ ehans~ hsv- created -arpr--
hsre. a. ne rroapeets Sc iusr-a-~f trsi- 90 bath rut-- were
ro-t- The ssnsviur - lam m@ An TrHaelscs csmHsre4d
HsraEE. a~fF,brmy Ghi
~ N arrival g ~ Enpsl.r Ms@h5"s ~ haTf ~ a.
commercial nrws = ma ,mpaft,nt 81 earrt ~ Maatsaa
brought 5.7a pa~Aarrs s'rsf pc bob" Iea -
~ ~ fl.nA b.. h,sa a.eanau-t-Ge Hsatssa vaaiaE-
re- ~ 90 ~ s ~-ss. o. nssalau. s-5-sd y every hr-g
weeks, a. trretahfrr- Ihis Fsfp-
uevs hgf enc husiasss va. On te nrra-~. III wttln~1I
Of NW afunnr hH NrNafEN ~ ~ w ~ NE N@@ 80 HEF
- put 81 ne b.rth tmr bark C4s,tfsfgs witi t-patrh. Snl1--
nnesusiy sita ur shes- saaasassa.gt c.@I.a IN p
.a-1 afme wirsdasEd % a statmrr ffsai udf Aft.eg e.s-t
10. ~ s-~t.Gsr. He-sEs. ~ r-n4ra 4 "a r-.srsg steamer
C~ahfsrsss fom Na1auas, a 9, ai.s lad. a. I" boa Sc
me paia hrso st over 10 ne Maatsaa. e1l-lgn~i o. g.
KaE - Co, - been afaehst By es--ror. q an Erm- Th@
Asuels - quutel az J. cents.
sugar has derta~l umlrr nera.-. receipts, AMI SAILS q
No. have been eE,rtai az fumt a9ft rent. III cents j. a
fair asagfi1u Er strictly No. l.
Moas-s. Is n~zsstd, api t j. daahui q any hrz- faaatis
wauti bring - cents.
Rr~ T. .oms,shat heavy. aud Hawaiian sshs a. tom 5Glo-
The barb caaHsnsfgs h- been tai on o. nke The place q
"a. steamer Mgnfaaa wihlnsn, anil VIII .i Ga the i0th- -
early on The manins fin iIth, Nth he nails
The clipper .ap Eing PAihS IN. BEN CHARTERED . bad
gnno.a ant viii sal Sc Houola.a about te .1Hie tine 18th the
harE
Ths SIP. Feasless anil soaorG are Up fr china. AMI wu
sail IN the eaur.s q the eanins fortnight Both viii probably
tasrh az ffonotula-
The hfaha Is expected o. have "a The 25uI - z7th, and VIII
D. tue ~ HonosBlr by 1farch 10Th
The Ovrrtnd Rssc1wi - now apbny approaching enmpH-
MN. bpth .rcfau- being near te nasth point q salt Lake
MIDWAY "a BEooEs' GsLaSB-it vii b. --en that th-
srnats has voted sso0oo O. Improve The harboF % this Island,
30 ~ % maxi ia adapted Era naval e1aling station
Congress appears determined o investigate The matter q
illegal Consular se-, which are tin tie causes q eomphint ia
some q the American Cousaates- The report says that on
mota1u % No washhume. ofMlnois, a resolution was adopted
That the SECRETARY q the Treasury b. directed O. infsrm tie
Hou.- whether any Consular ofBrers % tse United States have
demanded anil rcsfyei o. are nov demanding anil receiving
&C. the v-riGcatan % invoices fcs greater than those provided
by Law aad 10 81. what Consular officers AMI what amount re-
eeived anil that The -ccrrttFy aiso inhrm the House What
Can.uIs have Ealul 90 nrgsctri O. make returns and Sc hYE
hng a time and that h. further infsrm The House q the
probable amount now duu 20 tbs CnitaI states Al ths haui- Of
surh officers
1te sugar .cfard last summer, on the steamer Isaha. l. It'll
bsfprv the san Franci-so Courts. Ths tnoWing natee d i
appears ia a hte paper
Ia the ea-r % the Tinted states against t29fT .aek+ ofs ugar.
anfrf OR Hu tnfruHrmeuf - tn revenue EtNs, AMI O. which
tc I'm Frtnctsco AMI FaeiGe sugar Rsnnsy arr claimants,
DAY, in ue United stat-. Di-tdst Court. BY " Barber sr
claimants, and Dstrct Attorney Lake and Dis. AHdro- Sc the
Thg New YORK Chambsr q Commerce has recently aioptsi
must have some ifssaaTeasess 90 ts assjlosT y Cssissf s@sa' TAs tde-
graph gives the allowing oatlnr ofthem1
The public q Be 'asll b. gaid 10 eoin.
% Thrre shall b. "a euutDrtau g she tgti trnirrs o. the
amount - Tn miraass per anaum until specie payments are
a easf CONTRACT. must b., legal.
o. Forbul at secret gavrrnuusnt rHd SAILS.
9. Makc . q point . ban on Fgi tnders OF national bank
: Grant M more subsidies.
: SECURE spatabts distribution, national honesty, and econo-
my ~ tf eptr,uen 2 panuc hsad7
o sprg sItoooooo snnaaiiy 90 ts so'd received &c Gus
There -evms o. Dc great unaHia'y on thc qussuan ofan I'M
meatlte resumption q spscic Payments, asd that he sooner IL
h dons che BITTER &c a1 conecrs-,L
Lstf sigicr- from Washington STATE that a Vigorous Effort t.
b,ins uale ~ the rgaucrs % have thc duty oa sugars 81 ffom
Va 1T - Dutch standard raised hom ~ To 4 cent. pr
pound. \ b,w "a introduced into Congrr.. on tts oth Of
January % eject This chang. The aaasr' r~ttbn that
On ~ .asa,. Imported ssa, 80 countries aso., No. Z
herirc, bccn bottled 81 a vacuum pan, rafrvd In a centrifugal
mainline or BY q centrifugal proc~-s, o. aitervi through animal
black o. baus black, os IT, equivalent, there shah b. levbrd,
eaiirctrt and paid, ~ous-haifo - a cent pr pound, IN addition 70
shs duties hereby imposed upon cfayei or NuseoVaIo sugars
q. uuntr D. the obf or open pan proecss- And provided further.
mat ia thr .ayoers u an sugars above -id standard, imported
into the Uaitci sutcs, lt shall be expressly stated u they are
etlyet 90 Na-eovaio ANT in ease they have, ia The process of
manaGiet1rc, becn bonct IN a vacuum pun, purgsd In a cen
trth'Ed machine. or BY . centrifugal process, or filtered
hrpuah animal or bone bLick. or it. equivalent, the fact -h1i
~ etsariy stated IN ths iuvoice.~
Although q prue--e. % apply 10 SUGARS from an srsisn
countries, q - rcaIiy aimed nc those manufactured at the Tia
~aiian Islands, a. they are made nowhere else IN the way .r~-
eiaeL Il b"gs Ike an attempt O. compel the IslanI Planters
o. yield . ths contract terms q the ryGners- WHETHER they
will .ueesrd IN carrying thsir poat remains % 4. seem
On This connection the 6rowing summary % the sugar trade
ofthe United stairs, fr tho year 1s6s. viii be of interest It
r. from M New YORK Shipping List- The total imports into
the Uubrd states are stated 10 have been, IN tons o! 1910 D.
sarh, ~ hppNs Tous-
And .tsss az an the parts, Jan ], Isss........-...-. @5,5is
Drluet sports : Sr,isa PIT. and .hipG-n,. aiHi t.
taua-lt s&4S
sS55
TOTAL consumption IN .4sa.sEs
Against consumption ia
h-,tn5
Consumption Of 6rrigu IN F6|5
A@I estimated crop 81 Louisiana, Texas, Se.-.-.--.-- 1000
Total consumption ars . aDI dome-te. .......+sD.2s
Against In
-.
Increase IN Cs,9s5
The average q prices m I-s5 fn thu market Wa 10 So O.
1tTI Er The various refining grabs, against loco o. lf52 Er
tn .ame varieties in IsSI ant tOST o. fIG5 ia 1-G6.
The eousumptnu q The whole Pacific coast CNmericau pos
aeS.inn-I turing I.E, 10 estimated az 5000 O. 1900 tons %
80 ~. each. .
TMe crop 81 Lsui.ilua SUGAR, now atout male, T. estimated
AZ IO0O hhIs. 10 promised q murh hrrer result az one time.
ht Oh. Weather Wa very unproIttnu- tl~arl- u~ cf-r.
Arrangements have been uulr Sc a material turrs1-e 90 The
product fr the ensuing ausou q crop % 2a0,UgU hhds t.
Thought not o. b. Improbable. The crop q Cuba anil Porto
Rico ast season. WIS tally our-furth abuve te ayersg-. amt
Ltus uisiee- thence inlirats annul-r hr ccr, uotvitI-tant-
my the political disturbances iu Cuhr
The crop IL uiarir surtr Int ysaF - estimated az 600 tons.
The production ID be-t rot sugar t. yet m IT. infancy. thou=h f.