The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-23
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= HONDAY, IP. N M4RcH Is, 1872.
-ThE steamship MostsHa eR this port for san francisco
SOut 8 p. " e Saturday last, taking -aue $4,000 worth o.
land produce, and q large number q passengers. she must
drvs encountered tle strong uorhezs, vl-Ls that commenced
70 bio= In The evening. Tie steamship .yst4lI Iraves Tor
AarkiaBd this p. ". with the mails.
The c0Hsf sl b. due with The prz-at wial. any Day, n
: was 70 have saEei on the 81.
GaWe extract from ue y b. ShipDirg Lat q February 9th.
"a following items 'fiaierest concerning shalug aud the feet
he destracioH q - Arctic vhalers cut n 30 cruising in
- fmportatiou ia isz2 a. hrt ? srrtie 49,. wT .rrya ~.
tear-he shiIs Da4af BsbFfsT hew. and Euroaa an Edrsr-
rNa, and the arrival q Arctic oH will De- only about 100
US whale o. iron all quarters in 1872, which would Only give
nraPPly oi 1870 barrels ir the year. against 10000 ia ISL
tse markes VII BE- cleared heforsano,hcr import Il Arctic oil
Wn Be Caught, unless the extreme views q holders may lead
nspply q cotton SeeI oil. Which shall make up Tor our large
hAcsenSy. stace the news was received Il the Arctic disas-
~, ge have l.ted and sent O. he Arctic ships. and I from
a+@ n whaIsrs sttei a1f Ebieb ."i-I rl5e 80 ~-S lsva VI
the news Of the loss, 5 were sperm whaIers 3 sperm
u<lAlens have been ordered to the Arctic from sperm whale
He'd from Hoa.luia under Command Il Capt H~-reuie-u,
rs'sLly Of VA Aa[v, q Edg1r'0En, Dr TIE Arctic. Th=
Stoi isz VIII Comprise q vessels. q which only 3 AmeTi-
xns and / Hawaiian were tAeT- 10 1871. ssu Fraucisc0 will
soeasty Rave NJ Thalefs there, under~riters ia san Francisc0
achning 10 insure OF them their past experience seeming %
pen sImos, a tStAAy, tssy having had 70 pay for every Arc
Cd Of the 81 ve-.eIT nov i1 Mr., hsif ar ~ -. 49, -
n arrive will probably change hands before being ftted again.
oald present puces be assured for three years % came. prob
Aiy nearly every vessel would 20 10 sa, but with the uneer-
inty IN Pdcs, partly from substitutes, and low prices q
GEN. only good prices can be hoped for, aud not counted up
a There were no whai-rs IN the Uchotsk Sea or On Zodiac
est season. The Arctic feet had done vel up 10 the time Of
Cd for a large average. The oil abard5ned with he hin
was about 1900 barrels and about 100000 pounds 4 bone.
fJhe naises we're az work saving the bone when last seen, and
Is expected that b. trading with them that at least $1,000
"sunds may be got q them within , years 10 j. not impTob-
eble that some Of he ships may BE- fund near where aban-
s2ned, but not al a time nor in srch condition as to make it an
J-et to save them The saiVors would hardly expect 10 save
Nod whaling would offer better results.
Whale bone has continued IN good demand during the year.
though II iS price, the prices ranging tom IS c .nts, god
tTiy In the Jear, % 20 cents, gold, in October, when The ten
onths' sairs having more than aggregated cur imports, and
7g few IN number pat their prices to 81 per pound sales
mere made Of South Sea AZ $40. aad Arctic At SI.T50I IS,
Id the year closed with ~ stock Of 10000 pounds. held al
? 9Qa2 There can be no import Of bone in 1872 except Of
puln SEA and Cumberland, and possibly an early arrival Of
The Promptnsss with which the Commercial Mutual Marine
,ehr resources reinforced By stock Notes-lhe former by
u0ooO, and the latter by 100000. shows that our present
vi former oWnsrs in whaling. Tho have come 10 the rescue 70
"tplenish the enormous losses by the Arctic disaster, believe in
future q whaling, II not as extensive As IN the past At least
,dsThe Imports br 1s7s we estimate. viii be from 5000 10
vpOo0 barrels sperm, 5000 t. 10000 barrels whaI-, and $1,000
- 10000 pounds bone.
~ BEDNESDAY, ! p. " MARCH 20, 1872.
"a fHE bark DsLaraTe, for yancouver's Island, cleared this
~ " with a full cargo Of island produce valued at some
Sdpo.sIs.
The barkenIne Jane 4. FaLEiH51vg i d~ischarging her
OArgo OF lumber, nsh and applea in good order.
"a The schooner UiaHla, Capt Hatfield, has been put on the
pate to KOna and Kan she promises to be a fine saner and
ddarrkr.
"a FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1872.
q tbs bark Comet, from San Francisco, arrived the evening
~ the goth. with freight to C. Brewer & 60. Having a large
: oIer on deck, Captain Fuller was obliged TO use great caution
coming down, hence the comparatively long passage-I9
fays. The Comet brings uSSne day later news, which will be
tund In cur Geographic dispatches.
Barlow sells to-day the lease Of two parcels of land in KoO-
hupoko.