The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-08-07
C COMMERCIAL
LOCAL
We note the hilowing movements Of the shipping n N
port since the sailing Of the lat steamer. July 3ds

We note the allowing movements. of the shipping a, tht
port since the sailing Of the last steamer, July Sds
July s-Am bark comet, Faaer, 20 day. I'm San Francisco
s-Brit ship Lotts Maria, Grarlm, 20 days from saI
s-Am ship Ella Nossou, Nichols, II day. from sar
s-s%; nip 5sssyf rsrEa,sa, Y dy' a% San = aaeIsee
sam BARR xaasoa: Atkinson, IS day. firm TsskAIe,
liam bark Vernon, Bartlett, 2. days I'm Puget souni
n-Brt brig ayzantian, Calhoun, = days kOa Vic
Is-Am ship Rival. DOane, u days from san Francisco
BAN : D.. t ss.aa AI sses sq Is 1. 10 dayi rs On NsyG o river;
Ill . n .Sip eaiaies, il r Z Il he Duke o. EiiaSsssS
as-us S-S Ssss r. r. & ". @ " aiAi ki. sa sii iss day. e.vu
~. Has VII brig Onward, Ra.hbun. from cruise. clean
AUG. Ian starr Ham, FIyd, 10 days I'm san Eraneisea.
Am ship Robin Hood, Taylor, Ia days from San
July 3-Am s,mr Idaho, Floyd, 6r San Francisco.
s-.ss no Issas, Nara, Graasm. s1 msS5ana,. Isle
iS-Am bark Comet, Fuller. hr san Francisco.
1s-kmek Vernon. Bartlett, foe Puget sound
Io-srit brig Robert Cowsn. Gardiner, for Victoria
D-Am barb kutusoa, Atkinson, fr Puget sound
EEL s--ssTs brig sy1aHtiI%, S",nsTa. for Victoria, VI
Aug. I'll D Ms ship Gaiatea, u r II the Duke Of Edin-
burEh, Captain, for Japan
s -a% ,S w asts oI Tss,l f SSS,@"; a. 70 s s,sI.s. ,.,,,,
The Mp. It. Co.'S steamer Idaho arrived on Sunday after
noon Inst. after n passage of ten days AMI two hours, bringing
the maiE-, a partial freight AMI srty passengers
The American ship Robin Hood, Captain Taylor, arrived
trom san Francisco on the al Inst, en- route for Bakers IT,
and, To had rrano, and sailed on the 5th-
From San Francisco we have the following advices in re-
gard To Island produces The earyoes Of ID. c. Murray and
Idaho stocked that market with No. I sugars, which COM
manisd Affair." price, I1iGI2 cents being n fair quotation, al
Though n very choice loo u 600 kegs had been disposed Of At
sl2i cents medium grades met dull sale at DOLL cents dark
fias4 cents. MOtuscs was dead, no sales being reported.
Hawaiian Rice wa in demand at 90lo cents 4 D. PuIu was
without much inquiry, quoted At IL cents on 90 days credit.
Coffee was armty held, Kona being quoted at Is4DlS cents
For the week previous Co the sailing % the Idaho there had
been importations of sugars from Central America and Manila
amounting to 100000 Ia, u third Of which consisted Of gro
Gerry grades. Other cargoes were fully due from Central
America
The Hawaiian whaling brig Onward sailed on Thursday for
. cruise TO the southwark and westward under the command
fof Captain Norton
The Idaho will sail to-day for san Francisco with . cargo Of
island produce and a fair passenger list
The American ship RiraI, Captain Doane, viii sail this A.
NJ for Meksan's Island te load guano.
The British brig Fred. Thompson, Captain Brown, sailed
on Tuesday, under charter, for Bakers Island, (nos Howland's
Island. ~ stated IN another local pape1 TO load gaano for Cork
and q market.
, The American bark Ethan Allen, Captain Snow, has Sc
etred a fun freight of Island produce, AMI viii sail for San
Francisco on Tuesday next
The Hawaiian bark r. ". Mood, Capt KIeneke, win load
With Island produce for Bremen with Dispatch
\ The American bark 70. C. Murray, Capt Sheppard, sailed
from san Francisco July saI with an assorted cargo Of mer-
chandise, which viii be FUND detailed below.
The clipper snip King Phihp, which has been lying In our
harbor 90 long, Is TO be sold at auction ON Friday next by
Messr. Adams a Wilder. Her stores will be sold NJ auction
ON the same day by SIR. C.. 8. Barlow.
Messs- Adams a. Wilder viii hold a credit sale Of merehan-
disc on Wednesday AMI Thursday next
yAdyiees from England state that Mr. John Thomas Water
house had chartered the British clipper ship Nieoya, Capt
Jones, formerly Of the ha=z, 1000 tons capacity, and that she
was loading rapidly to sail september sth br this port The
Nieoya Is n dine fast sailing ship, two years old, and has made
but two voyages.
The American ship Golden Horn had been chartered 10 load
guano az Bakers Island, and would sail from San Francisco
about the 10th Of August. The ship Crusader, en- route from
Australia TO San Francisco. had been chartered to load guano
nc the -ane island, but had not arrived at SAN Francisco At the
latest date.
Messrs. Adams e. Wilder, and Mr.. @. 9. Barlow, Auctiun-
GERS, sold the real estate belonging To the estate Of Mr.. James
Currie, deceased, on Tuesday Inst, and obtained good prices
Lot No. |, premises on King Street, formerly the property Of
Mr. T. Burgess, was purchased by Mr.. James Renton Tor
$1,000 lot No. :, parcel Of land with two story building, on
King Street, by II. b. sytverta for sos Loo No. 3, on same
street, known as Nos 2 , and I, Roberts Row., and formerly
the property Of Mr.. 2. Johnson, by Mr.. j. Hcarc for $3.50 lot
No. I on Maunakea street, formerly the property Of Mr.. H. A.
Burdiek, being Iand and two story dwelling house and cottages,
by kaalAwalo Er l,325 ;tot No. 2, on same street, lot Of land
and building occupied as avictualing house, by KaIalawaIo for
$500 lot No. =, on same street, formerly the property Of MI.
Bacie, and now occupied ~ a dwelling by Mrs Warren, by
Mr.. James Love for $500 ilot No. 1 on Hotel Street, formerly
she property Of Mr. George Clark, and now leased by him, by
Dr-A-C C. Bunum for s6o5 lot No. =, on same street, formerly
the property OF Mr. p. Spencer, by Mr. VIM Brash, ST., for
S1fS-the whole amounting To z,22o-