The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-26
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!" mp f'sHfr br'n7v ustur dsy. later San Tmneiscs
~N'frs 'hsn We hal L-sr-, hr t,l-r. b~frr To- Nav -. ne
HN -'""- = std flrtser drcaus, anil N cents i tn
highest qa'sstt'u given 80 a.,ulI sales. Tie ana avs.
Dua1T ne Igst week the rates Er srae~ry Erlie- rb- tr,-
~. - s.sl rr'nrri-s- h1s- ben considerably an-etuci ~
HsT JT'hsa =, IL IN .nan galnGae; T1s reiueiiaa :
~ iafler -,fEufent- fom that market tn sui-rfenf-
D-I5fIFstf have awarded ~ filpaiaz eontnet-s I0.OOo ~
~ ~ a Iote 1000 n ewb- \, crushed hal, n
csrfes8s, Stm1 % H. C,SfTa 5000 sIrI 1f.is
Icse0o n Hawaiian No. l CchlicrJ % GoyeTnn,ent AZ si0 20
to rs tl weiEht- The rates Er the varbus grades a
Is.-s9t Hs.at.Ee'oy STATE ofh~ nrsrSst. "A tn eb-e.
S"hfthis t~assitan-Fuotablr az TiGIIe- according o. rrad-
ihs'ery 'frres-isc duties % the present American tariffs
ereafinz astrorg E.iHng in hvor % free tnse, even in Ne-
EnRia~i, wh5ch has always b-ea extreme prster,saoi.t.
n~ daily payer cail-d the Ga4uatu-, with a capital II two
hHDfr-i housand doi=ss, - O. b. established in Bostan. q,
aivoea'e tAs interests % free TRADE IL saiI that, taking one
arteIe with another, Consumers are now compelled % pay about
- Y cent. more thaa they you'll gnler q FREE trade syst-n. /.
Add o. this The premium in gold paid hr the articles imported
from hSezu couutne., and tLe total uv imposed on Tn con-
Sumers n estiHmtei ~ b. about 30 cent On TIM dollar Er every
dollars worth q 6r-fru Commodities imported IN exchange
Ger waeai, Hour, cotton, tobaeeo. etc. soms articles. such
a. "ooL sugar and saH- pay an average taS d about one hun
drcd PER cenL. I
There : probably ~ country in the world in which The
nGances ~ ~ vel managsi a. iu Great britain There : .
wateA kept 0"-r she eSP~niitur,-, anil while there l. no mig
Earlhns--, th@re y nothing That viii make an administration
30 uHVovutr. or 6r which i viii b. held T. a more .fnet
responsibility, thsn an unnecessary outlay, anil increase Of
taxation EH=trnd has many buri-us o. support in her royal
A E'AsANAN ~ fNsWN MAHEH Ett ~ prsNFuta 4
The spectacle u a constantly Increasing revenue with con-
stautty diminishing taxation. one % the surest eyuirnes- of
prosperity.
The American revenue from distilled spirits - increasing FIST
Tte receipts at the present rate u 50 cents per gallon nearly
dashtes those unIer the tax q 81 When The new Law went r
tnto operation, the receipts 81 the first month were al.gt
equal b those unier the old system, but since then the returns
up the present time, are nearly double The return. from one '
district In kentucky show the hiioEing results The NUMBER ]
Of gallons returned a. distilled Ia January lat. was . 2tO. q.
yelling sil6os % revenue. % February the amount reached q,
60SGI gallons, yielding s3iGsI, and IN March the qulrtty y
Wa lss,0s0 gallons, equal o. sso.g7O in revenue. Returns ID
oher manufacturing districts Ia the United States show n
nearly an equal Increase This = prof enough that moderate ;,
TAXATION VIII yield more revenue than oppressive rates which :
imluce frauis and unlimited coyruptSou- =
We learn from good authority, ~ays the san Francisco II
Herald, that The buiion yieIi e tbe White Pine mine. Gr the L.
single month 81 Apdi eNse-i-i that e The Com-toeE Lode Er
the first Two years q - cVportatpn. This j. an important u
Mrc-hal1ving a. ~ dos the immense mineral wealth Of OIL
White Pine Bat there = NJ doubt whatever that other seq N,
stl more iHtrraT viii hereafter BE- Eund equally rich.
j 10 mineral wealth. q the Pacific coast Will D. developed much
more raHEiy hcreaHer, a. the success Attending White Pine &c
seovefa- Sdi induce an army q explorers TO extend their to
rosPectins tosr % Contiguous regions, while the improved Of,
lethrts a treating ORES must ey~utulte in giving a fixed value
D HIin-- - MT au0ng the uayiux class Of