The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-02
CondMERCIAL.
~s4rURDAY. JULH 2 1870

C.. .. sJLLAN- DIV
FoaEIax suoAa NsaKETs AND REPoETs.
We HnI the blowinr In the Auckland Herald Of the 9Th
relating % sandEteh Island and orher sugars, which l. NOR
definite Than any report YET furnished a-.-E
,any 1917 m IIasailn sugar. eT EoaSs HoHg4
realized god prices. Samples 70 hand, however, do not CORES
tIas. arss ami second ditto, which are chiefly IN demand here
Crushed bafand loaf sugar very low IN s.oek- Fine .hitss are
\ large eou-umPtioa - goi1g Drward a. vii be seen by the
end ditto, E39 per ton ditto gray, Ess bright yellow, ESQ
los brown crystals, E$3 rations, 20 per ton IN bond bas-
Hsh refined loaf E4s crushed lump, f45 Ps ton IN bond
Taking e. 81 a. the value Of the sovereign for commercial
estimates, and 22GO lbs a. the ton, the value Of crushed sugar
CEs0 in Auckland, June 4, was 50 &c per loo Is- in bond and
thai Of Grst quality Nautilus cad was IS SIS in bOnd. An
other qu0LAtioE- given last week, was E42, equal TO SO o. in
bond The duty, Il Auckland, Is 2 cents a pound, irrespective
% quality.
From a Sydney advertisements, Pabished in the Gazette, We
extract the blowing, which Contains Information OF Interest to
dealers in sGgar- According To this statement, the Colonies
consume over 100000 pounds Of raw sugar per annduA
The low rate q interest In Sydney, compared With that in sA
Francisco, az Is per CENT? viii be noted: II
"TAe artcl= which you produce, and We can take 20 a large
sxteui, is SUGAE- We consume about 100 tons per week, which
your port PER VoH1a WgHga has given abundant eYfdencAIbG
You can supply u as we'll If not better. The b vest price rehl-
izei for your sugar per WoHga RoKqa was faG I5s- and he
highest Pnee vas E3T u, and a. the b=st sugar was only ordi-
dsiucting az charges, iacIuding the duty, which IS E5 per ton.
Wee.tinhsts the total charges on such sugars, Including freight,
d1,y, eonSsssions, discount and all other expenses, At about
- per Ton. Ia 1861 the Australian Colonies took from the
AlflA ~ LMs o. sugar = N lsts they fDDk 20 lHG TOM
aad up TO the present time this year they have taken 2s -2?
tons A lev years ago all our sC2ar came from Manila, but
has been beaten out % the field. We are endeavoring 10 grow
sugar IA AuItraiia 70 The north"ari, but il viii be many years
have an extensive refinery here, which can take on large quan-
titles Of low class sugars, only at Tor reaniug nnSno-es ~, :
fuire- The sugars most saleabbe and always in demand. are
Esdyoes eo1nisrs and crystals The Rrner seldom go below
- per toa-the counters range from E32 to ELS, and the crys-
sHs from go 70 E4a per ton, duty paid: Sales are made al q
months credit and the BanS charge for discounting the. bills
= az ts tate Of . Per cent per annuuI- The commissions
t-uAAy ehdIsed are Tor selling 5 FER cent, and guarantees ?:
per cent our Osn charge is 5 per cent, ineIu ling guarantee
Wharfage i 81 per ton, carriage 3 per ton. You could hardly
ouies, aud the present moment Is very favorable for such a ven
t lssy- are . ass st' and have es 5 aS SGe %, . Ugh so, fr many year. as
oetoeer, Ehereas I cargo egGid lave your port in june and be
MIA and Batavia, showing 4 steady rise in sugar, it is evident
thai there viii Be n further advance in the price OF sugars
thn ushout the work. during the Gaming six months Tie
quotation IN HauTiiius Is per cwL- QI2 IbsJ
M1URHIUs-We are in recsipt Says tie Southern cr,,,,
Of Meszrs- J. d. Campbell. * Co.'S report for the month ending
eh April, in reference to The Mauhtus sugar Trade. Messrs.
Campbell q Co say
"Ia ali sorts the highest demands made frnertv-a,d ,h,
only given Tor assorted bts-havs been met fully. and In some
instances as much as a shilling advance pail. In whites. we
has been paid hr sugars considerably under the very best. s,rse
holders are refusing % sell except at a large advance on current
rates In yelovs, though they are scareer, there has been
ss' bushes, and less disposition towards a rise, but hoIders
are qIiie hrm az RON 50 % FOR The finest, downwaris. A con
don ADJ ts Cape AZ somewhat higher rates, and the same ap-
have been taken at fan prize. NesrIy all the = ~ P seI Iw Sl,is
ant hands aad Is held b shippers aud SPECTATORS, chiefly By
LOrtst,SA.-Nr. Bouchereau's annual statement Of the
sugar AMI rice crops Of Louisiana for 1sGo-sO shows that the
70 TJ,II Rogsheaas, weighing s5Jss.o55 POUNDS, ard Ina; the
rehnei SEd ciarihei (eentrinlgaD sugars amounted to 1859
1000 hogsheads Or s9,452-9f5 pounds. The m0l1ssss from this
was 6,52t,256 grlons. The rice crop was IOO,74s barrels.
iased most sugar, the crop Being IO,55s ~hogshsads The par
sh ofSt BerEard gives the highest return Tor rice, 1881 bar
es. The largest sugar planter in the state Is Mr.. John Burn
aae, Th 3 plantation yistied S%2 ~hogshe@ds of sugar aver
itlOo losr Glshl and 5000 gallons Of mohsses- Many
'lanfltons VII he cultivated this year which have laid GIO@ :
WHALING NEws. ,-'
Bay OF IsLAsDs-A correspondent (says the Southern {
rot blow good 70 somebody +; the recent verv rougb EeaIbsr r. !
rOught IN another small heet Of whalers, and restored % our 6
& eight ships at anchor close to the township, some Of which {
ave eoen much more fortunate than others The Milton, for I
els while the Petrsi on the other hand, said to have been C
from whaling grounds and from gold mines are alike IN I
WHALEas' REPoRTs-The bark cLeOHS, s74 tons, Captain L
.Ges, 500 barrels OIL; bark PstrsL, 257 tons, Captain Worth, U
- oaTrss spsLm Oh, u months out CHS vessel is abou! to =
halers hark LoNt1, 29t tons, Norton, with $50 barrels whale -
FoEEIeN ARaTvALs-May Y, bark Sea Ranger, 27a tons, \
llen, 100 barrels sPe.m- six months May Is. ship Mutton,
nip EaIoPa, 3s3 tons, Nye, I9 barrels sperm since leaving the >
lay II, bark OsH1aHi, Williams, 20 barrels sperm since Ieay- Z
Great vOYAGE%-ship Emma C. Jones, Capt Clifford,
rived in port yesterday, after an absence Of Al months in the ,
leihc Ocean, having taken 49, barrels sperm oil. Edward Il
Bars 4sTa4G1e Barter, Capt Potter, arrived in port this .
{ taken 29a0barreis sperm and ITO barrels whaleO oil. Messrs- 8
" w Wing are her ageuts- - s
ssterday, and the AbrahIn Barker, all sailed in June, 1866, l
e former and latter on the 10Th and the other on the 9th Oh I
month, and each have made unusually successful voyages
Coon ship Minerva Sav ,a, Can't. Rowland. ar
vet at this port last night from a ~ months voyage in the U
1uih Attlnuc Ocean, having taken during her absence ] $50 Y
srreIs sperm oil, $50 barrels whale of, and 4,1Oo pounds Of :
'ne.-I6- - [
LOCAL COMMERCIAL. =
We have to uotc several foreign arrivals: The bark cazdeR =
ON Puget Sound, the 25th, with a cargo Of lumber. On the 4
me day the bark Pacific came in from China, en- route for a
Having procured a spar, she sailed again on the r
On the 26lh, the schooner Margaret Crockapd arrived
ON San Francisco. She viii sail about the lou, Of July for .
elbourne. On the 2sth, the bark Transit arrived from san Y
raneiseo. rs days passage-an unusually long passage for the
season She is under charter to load guano. .
The ship Guiding StaT passed the port on the Both, eighteen
ia from San Francisco She was boarded by the CONNER e
al news boat some fifteen miles from port, and a few papers o
eeised. she was bound 70 HOngkODs, and passed on without r
chnring- Z
The CGa5ridgs is loading for Portland, to sail early next 4
ek and the Rhhaa AHeA Tor san Francisco, 10 sail from v
E 12fh to I6th- &
notwithstanding the various arrivals. business has been very
let the past week, though produce from plantations comes in q
The weather Is rather dry, bat favorable TO agricultural .,
Drk Of all kinds, and crops, especially on the weather sides Al
the various Islands, are looking fine, AMI promise good yield. a
We may Judge from the late reports from foreign markets, r
= prospects for our leading staples for the next Few mouths is q
usually good There certainly can be no decline. Any Of
ange uaE takes pLaee-and there VIII unquestionably be a y
T 3 n 1911 1890 PRINT sS qT9satne,, r.
ano islands On Tuesday. taking supplies and Iaborers. n
TO the increased demand Sr phosphate guanO, the ship m
q % the article from the " rious stands i pushed forward ~
N more energy than in Grmer years The ABILITIES fr rapid :
lpment have rover been uiore perfect than nov. nf Z,
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