The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-08-21
COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY,. AUGUST 81. 1sss.

AUGUST 81. 1s69-
Cuns aSp THE suaSR sUFrLy-The Cuban revolution,
says a New York commercial PAPER, - In many respects n
singular and anaccogntabte Political phenomenan- Ia . diff
cult to understand why, II any rcbsIHoGs intentions were har-
bored IN the minds of the people, they did not bad 90 an open
rupture years agD bat "a IL even more dinlculf On comprehend
vhy the desire ON the part Of The Cuhans for Independence,
shoubi have eliminated In revolution just NJ this particular
time. Under the reign % successive Spanish despots, the cx-
traoriinary hyaty AMI Submission Of the people have gained
Tor Cuba the maize oG the " The Ever Faithful Isle y and we
can hardly uaderStand Why they shoGbd hlve chosen this as a
fitting time % throw on their allegiance TO spain, when a lib
eraI and constitutional monarchy must necessarily bHow the
rerent ovcrthrow &c the Bourbon dynasty IL - certainly
owing 10 no 1--we entertained fF Isabella Or her faGfy, and fin
dependence u the objset sOught, We should not think q war
neeesuauy to IL attainment az the present time
OF the many interesting PHASES q the Cuban question, per-
hans The most 50 to thc United states are those which affect
ths commercial relations existing between the two countries
The disturbances have already greatly affected the sugar
market. anil afforded speculation. an opportunity % operate
for seorpcr,r which resulted In n sudden AMI unexpected
rise In We price q That ind.srensaebe commodity. As this
rather than from a dimtnishing supply Of sssar. IL fl on
the future Of Ihs Cuba crop. the supply win come far short q
much interest % dealers anil eons1mers-
world, wkich IL estimated at 2-2yo,sco tons, showing Er the
Gem % the Antilles" a production Of IT6tS3 tons for the
wear Iss8. OF th@ amount consumed in the United states IL -
estimated that about sGr-hfths is importei from Cuba the
remainder bring hOH louisiana, saulh America anil cher
nrst glance that n sudden hi on in the regular supply from
this suurCr would rhAsc the price % sugar a "a y IN per-
The IcEiing journah- Ths New YorS Bsnstds says We see
90 estimate, a. YET, to what extent the insurreetbon win In
d aa.nss 3 s"Ss : St oac. "a - wseS Z Al MI ~sI.fnS q RsSd
dealers anticipate, We doubt very much u the deficiency woaLi
twice az Elrgs as Last year. and n all taiars are favorable, the
ywbd will BE- a. large as IL was bshos The war. This win be-
sources on which we can depsnt o. make god n fair Proportion
of the probable shOrtness % The Cuba crop Besides this We
have the bag sugars from Brazil, vhirh, In case 90 a demand
for them arising. would be sent here IN much greater quanu-
trs than formerly We might Also expect = supply from all
able advance on the present prices, IN which event Instead OF
the supTl ~ being limited. the market would probably be fooled
That these are ts reasonable probabilities, at least, 10 shown
by the present condition 81 the sugar market n short time
aeo The speeutltorz, In view Of the FEASIBILITY Of a short crop
ia Cuba, operated foe a conner after the manner Of the
t SrSaa a ssaeg !. ' ssasfsniy en- I'm a ssSs' |: the is'I prssrn : psiess 5 sIg
about one-half cent v pound in @ivanes Of those Of n month
psatsi by TIE SPECTATORS, but with no more srrioa. result.
than a ssLlsn rise @r a s.w days at most. The opinion ex-
market may b. expected Tor several months TO come bat that
- saar. tbrrrE,r-. % snpoa.. that the .-n-ation arurirs thaf
daily appeared in certain Influential journals are intended
ss the haetso f the case for the information q their readers
LOCAL COMMERCIAL
The British ship sohdsH Horn Captain Cutting, arrived
san Francisco on sunday la~t, in IL days passage, bring
nx the mails and sic passengers, and was allowed on Monday
BY the French steamer La MotAe PiqaSt, from the same port
md making the same passage.
The snn Salvador ship caHso, Captain Layarsfbo, arrived
n sunday from Macao, SIS days passage, with $50 coolies,
,ound Er Carao.
Tuesday from Hambobdt, with a cargo Of redwood lumber and
hinges foe this market.
The bark q. C. Murray Is loading 6r San Francisco.
The bark Cambridge will hai 6r Portland. Oregon, AMI
MI tn about three weeks.
Our al vices from san Francisco, dated August I'll, quote
hoee No. I sugar firm atI2l etsi medium grades, IOaclI cts,
nd dark, sIDoi cts. v n. Rice sells readily at 10 cents for
nod MOL PUN, no demand, last sale nj 10! cents Coffee,
sth, hal not arrived {
Gold quotation, 1851. ,