The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-12-28
coMMERcIA1
rUrsDAE DECEMBER q. 1910.

ar& TUEsDAF, q, 1910.
The Sreign arrivals since our last have been the steamer
Ronga Wonga, on Saturday, IS days from Auckland 10 W
L. Green. On Saturday night the steamer Moses IGyf'I'
aax. FINN san Francisco. to H. HackfeId & Co. Yesterday
IN. sc,ooner sor>yefqa, "a days from San Francisco TO H.
Davies, en- route for Tahiti
80 Tbs departures have been the steamer WongG Rong1, for
Australian ports. yesterday the steamer RiLaueG, for Ocean
Island. also yesterday, with supplies TO the wrecked crew Oh
the U. 5. ) Segfnaw. and to bring them to this pOrt-S an
told. To-day the ship CeyIon, for New Bedford, with oil and
bone. The steamer Moses Taylor win sail tomorrow owed
nesIay, for san Francisco, with q full freight, and a number OF
passengers
The bark Conner, Capt Fuller, is now loading, and VIII san
for San Francisco on Friday next, taking a mail
. The bark d. c. Murray, 2s days out from here, had not az
riyed in san Francisco Up 10 the 18th Of December
the san Francisco market for island produce was nrm win
ar upward tendency. Hawaiian sugars, grocery grades, were
in light supply. and quoteI at IO0Lic- Syrup was quoted at
3ol35c. Hawaiian coffee was quotable at &c hice was
getting scarce, and the market was very firm, and cents was
asked E- China grades
IN regard 20 the operation Of the present Australian steam
H. presep; Australian steam line has been in operation
about eight months. The first steamer to arrive at this port
seven steamers 70 Sydney, by way Of Honolulu and Auckland,
with mails and PassenseEs The passenger traffic By The lime
uexL 20: then 81, 50, %, o. and I+-showing a total Of 6l9,
absat equally divided between the Hawaiian Islands and the
Colonies, - re TI--
The Australian markets for sugars are very bare, and the
prices are advancing. Private advices state that sugar is
scarce and in god demznd that too much canno- De shiPpen
into that market for the next three months This viii give
our sugar planters a chance to send forward all they can produce
for some months, at good prices
From the Soutseyn Cross Cof Auekiznd) Of December 9th,
We clip The foIoWings
sUaGR.-The small shipment Of sugars ex WoHga WoHgI
s "a 3 y .IrsI S Y i; arrived sSnee then Shipments from
Australia, 20 the extent Of loo tons Or more, have relieved the
market A cargo Is daily expected from HOaolulu, and n snip
ment ID expected directly or indirectly from the Mauritius- IL
IL 70 be hoped that Importers Will never allow the market 10
ron so hare again We do not feel disposal 20 alter our last
Quotations, although they are sonsWhat higher Than those OF
Australia COmpauy's &c. (SydBsyl E42 per ton in bond
Crystals, hrst white, MAuritius, fi2j second ditto, E0 Per
ton. ditto grey. f35 bright yellow, 90 los brown crystals,
E1 rztiOns, ELS per too in bond Epgiish refined LOAF, GSj
crushed hump, E46 per ton In bond. Hawaiian sugars, finest
yellow, gid yellow, SD brown, Std ration, I'D TO 2d per
ID In bond
The following vessels are advertised 10 saI-br Tahiti, the
brig ShsushzF; for Victoria, b C., the brig Robert coc6H )
for San Fr1nefseo, the schooner Margaret coekardj for Port
land, Oregon, the barkentine jane 4 FGLkiHbuTg for Sydney,
the bark casVehoV ane the clipper ship oracle, to touch
here, eE route for Hongkong- .f,--