The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-27
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h enterprise and mean might open up a prOhtabte bfa1ch % 10
dustry - starting the manufacture Of sugar froa bests 90
these El.Bd=. Aside FROM the tact that the Withdrawing q
eaphal from The eanePanistious here would cripple an estab-
: ifshed aud prominent basiu-ss, Jhe opinion has BEN expressed
that The beet crop never wOaSi amount 10 any thing on account
of the ravaE- Of insects AMI grubs- Our market gardeners
{ ind 4 gfCut 70 grow enough bets 10 supply the daily de-
naAnds of the tabi~, although they bzto-T an amount q care
on the lev hey 1f= that would - entirely imprrucabe on
a large pllssuoa- The beet hounshes bet too "a a HshI
2 sandy soil. sni there j. but very Esf@ land nov under euitiya-
S~ion that 00uIi BE- adapted 70 its gro~th, however well sugar
!, might 10 in the same keaHtf--.
Experience has shSSn ~: Bset-r0ot sugar can oEly be made
suecezsuny-GnsneIaBy speakinz in places where labor Is
very cheap, and a. re cannot command sufficient bone and
! muscle At reasonable rstes 70 develop the natural resources Of
the islands, e surely could not expect 70 and cheap labor for
any new enterprises
We cannot see say wisdom in The policy that leads men 70
4Dk abroad Zoe new sources Of wealth and prosperity, while
ne speciaisi= that ve have are neglected. We can raise sf-
nesnt MaBaa fibre here 70 supply a great part % the demand
existing ft t. And Ihat too, without the outlay Of such a
sum o. money as would be needed to experiment. With IN
D beer-toot sugar We invite attention. to this subject and en-
SsEe % give facts and figures % show that the growth and
uanaEaeturs Of rope hbre Is within the scope Of our means
: beth Of capital and labor. II Is extremely doubtful if as much
could be said about the culture Of beet sugar.
: By the arrival Of the ship s4mutra, IN route for Hougkons,
We are in possession Of news 70 the 18th inst, and quote as
. follows
sUoAn-The market remains firm with sales Of Hawaiian at
TtSio3e PEI DoGna5 LOO kS.- s9sd en- PI Tfs e terms rs 70.
about 10000 pounds CHAn northern : quoted at 47iG5Oci
HIDss-The market is weak Sales made at l9G2le for
: TtLIo~-saiss u 5000 poaads at ssasIc Per pound.
AT Ihs auction sale Of English gods at &. 5 Bartow's
rOOnson Wednesday, pretty good prices were obtained. The
. GIe was continued to-day.
{ The whaling bark Helen Mar, anchored outside, sent her
oil ashore on Monday last Cor transhipment home, amounting
TO about 80 barrels Of sperm, the proceeds Of her catch on the
| passage out from home. She sailed the next day for the Arc
tic, and Is expected 70 proceed 90 San Francisco next fall.
The packet C. NJ. Ward, sailed last Tuesday for the Guano
IsIasd-. with supplies and about 90 Iaborers. all Of whom are
HawaHaus, tor the various Islands Of the group
The clipper ship Sunrise viii probably bring our next mail
from san Franeiseo- She Is under charter 20 load al Ender-
buys Island for Europe, and may be looked for this week
TRADE WITH TAHIrI-our commercial intercourse with
! pioy@ent % quite a naIsbsI Of vessels, and is q more value
than Is generally believed. From The middle Of June to the
from TahhI was slssais and Included tRs following hamed
cocoanat,, worth $500 lso3sO pounds fungus, valued at
. worth $500; $500 lemons, worth s45 coffee, 5000 pounds,
|, ya,asa al sl1Oo, oseh sa e er cS SoCo P'1 n s rSs ss s. .
dries, s9Z72- The vessels employed in This trade were the
bark Monitor, brig Na.tlIs brig susan, bark Joan D'Are,
SSs IIrGs Iae,a SFN c rSa s~boaner GrasSoSn1 snJ
schooner SEaghoInd. Our exports have been Of about equal
ehandEe. The cotton brought from Tahiti is Of very superior
s iHi..lSa. G tn oa Us i MERCHANTS. T. f Ia s%e eo SG. P q ;iR RaSG ! large ea and
~aI1.II. - ~,b ,bs o,bsr -ronn- ~ The parigr oeeania
! Herald. -
me Arctic feet for the present year will number about
I thiry vessels. We rsIInfOnned that there are several ships
which have been some time out from home and cruising on
various whaling grounds 1at have received INSTRUCTIONS u
proceed to the Arctic, but there is nothing definite in regard to
them, a. their commanders will doubtless use their own judg-
meat. II II expestsd that they will call here in the fall should
they go North
feet, together win other interesting information, for which We
are indebted TO Messrs- A. W. Perce & Co, ship chambers:
SAN FRANCISCO FALL FLEET
Alaska, Fisher, sailed from New Bedford June 2Sth, 1871
al FayaI Oct 2lst vhh 20 sperm TO touch at Monganui pre-
C&mias. PsIvsr. sailed from New Bedford Dec. 9th, 1871
arrived at ho19lalG April Iilh, clean, and SAILED on the 29th
Helen Mar. Koon, sailed from New Bedford Sept 2sth, 1871
arrived al HonoIulu April goth with $50 sperm, and sailed on
Illinois, Rlshmqnd, sailed from New Bedford Jan. 9Th, 1872i
will proceed North under command Of Capt. Frazer.
D5iIsh Perry, Z Owen sn.s saf %G% from ron New Bedford I Dec, 2ist,
1871 arrived at LahainA April I'D with lis sperm TO touch
JOsephine, Long, sailed from New Bedford Sept 2sth, 1871
arrived al Honolulu March 18th with 81 sperm and 23Owhale,
Joseph Maxwell, HickmOtt, sailed from New Bedford Jan.
Lssoaa szii. sailed from New Bedford Jan esth. lses
Is5 sperm aud $50 whale.
Live Oak, wheIden, sailed from New Bedford June odd,
Ise0i arrived at san Francisco March l4th, 1872, with loo
Marengo, Barnes, sailed from New Bedford June 9th, 1871
arived az Honolulu March 27Ih with go sperm and 10 whale,
Midas, Hamil, sailed from New Bedford June 2sd, 1869
sailed from Honolulu Nov. 2lst, 1871 last reported with $50
Nautilus, smith, sailed from New Bedford Oct 9Th, 1853
Northern Light, smith, sailed from New Bedford Oct. 10Th,
Pr5sress, Dowden, sailed from New Bedford Oct. 18th, 1870;
ISL at CAPE de VERBS Oct 18Th with 50 whale.
Et'd NtS hSs Soa 1 Io,s x 5S@ "a Ss sSsl Bedford Si SSP 3ap ea' SSSsIrt15
under command OF Capt Cogan-
HosoLULU FALL FLEET
Arctic, Of Honolulu, Trip, sailed from this port Nov. 18th
AeoTs Barnes, Allen, sailed from New London Ian 18th,
Active, Campbell, sailed from New Bedford Nov. 1lrh,
Arolfs, BaaIdry, sailed from New Bedford Jan al, 1872
Bart. Gosnoid, Wills, sailed from New Bedford Nov. 81,
ChaGce, Of sydney, Norton sailed from that port Feb 9th,
PARKWAY, of sydney, Herendeen, sailed from Honolulu Nov.
1R, Y. Wood, of Honolulu, Whitney. in port
Triton, Fisher sailed from New Bedford Jan: slh, lsIai
VESSELS ORDERED NORTH
Coral, Potter, sailed from New Bedford Sept. 9Th, 1858; re
ported al Bay Of Islands Dec 18th, ISL, with 615 sperm and
John carver. Rowland, sailed from New Bedford Aug. ed,
Ioass. sScan, sailed nam New Bedford May an. is5s;
arrived al Russell March ID. 1872, with 90 sperm and LIS
Roscoe. Levs, sailed from New Bedford Nov. lst, 1870; of
Galapagos March I'd, 1872, with $50 sperm, bound to Homo
RainboE, Gray, sailed from New Bedford Nov. lst, Is7Oj
Al PahA Nov SIN, 1871. with 90 sperm and 90 whale
At TaIcAhuano Jan 10th, 1872. with 2,O4o sperm.
In regard to the bark Chance being Withdrawn from the
whaling business. as reported in the last issue Of the Gazette,
We have information by last steamer TO the contrary. The
PARKWAY and Chance are both expected 10 touch here in the
fall on their way TO Sydney to reht- Although a large portion
OF the feet have been ordered to San Francisco in the fall, We
are informed by reliable authority, that il will depend in a
great measure upon the amount OF their catch North, whether
che vessels above named 90 there or not OF the Is ships
which sailed from home since last summer for the North Paci-
DC. ave have already arrived At the islands. Ii is doubtful
whether the Alaska, Northern Light and Sea Breeze will touch
here befoue goiug Norm, leaving ten that are expected here
The vessel ~hich ln in the fall for a spring cruise TO the
should meet Win a good catch, when they would touch here to
land their OIL
Projected Departures
For L.H.x,-schr Nettie Merrill, sails this P n.
FoR KAHuLUI-schr Moi Keiki. sails this P NJ
Eop KAUNAE EA-SchF Juanita. sails nsP NJ