The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-12-20
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FRIDAT. DEcEnlRER b. -

NDA ~ aN Sc 1910
THr only arrival from breicn ports daring the week has
been the American bari D. e. Murray, on the i5th. from san
Francisco, bringing mails and merchaniise O q. Brewer Co.
The deTarturs have been the r. ~ V0oa on the 18th Gr
New Bedford, and the Pretoria on the i6h on a trading
voyage.
At auction was he'll az te store o. Messrs- r. \. schasfr s.
40, AZ which some ten 10 twelve thousand dollars wath of
dry EooIs and groceries were disposed q al fair price, s1usi-
erng the uHes-
SAY FHAScIsco. November -.
s~UesR-Thers IL more tone 70 the market fr Hawaiian.
and prices are better Tor ali No grocery gades. The stock
- G-a - 49, - H. 49,. tn, U-lF-
which We publish elsewhere IN these columns, Is assuring that
Ihr ISLANDERS are determined % ship their surplus % the Cd0-
n-s rather than To this Coast. New YORK aiyices, both pat
lie and private, quote Improved rates for Cuban products. Al
the same time, the prices ruling aE White Refined are 80 very
lowt - % leave a vide margin br an adyanee- Al the sane
Tine, prices with rs are Enehangedi yet the power % change
pnces Is TO a great extent concentrated IN the Calh0mla Re
hneryt but ~her the change : 70 come We 20 not know We
quote Hawaiian grocery grades Al sMeic, according 10 quail
POWDERED. lie. Gransla.sd. Ioia1ies Golden aC-- DC
China IL firmly held AZ 8 G91Sic br the three grades Ia mats.
RIeE-Ihe stock in Earehouse i as,onishinsIy large AID
the market very hat, with considerable shipments from China
en- route We fan % Sc any prospect for improvement for
1875, was a. follows China, 1881 $50 fbsi siam, LT7G,s72
rs Patna, 1,366yO5O rs japan, GJ4,5OO ~; Sandwich Isl
ands, $500 isi various, sOi,920 ibs- Total I5.22,sS2 n.
MoLAssEs-We note sales, per recent arrivals, Of 1000 bJs
Hawaiian, tx D. C. Murray and Il ~. SeaUsT, % distllers,
80 acesrfinT IN nnaUfv AZ tbe -. tDa evfr, rbof-. =
held at 9c. California Golden Syrup Is held with c~onsidera-
DE uruiuf-a- Iue reluers' pEce - now aJC fr Kegs, sNr Tor
hl bbls, and 4TiC in bbls-
~PULU-Quoted AZ Hale
The Bulletin Of November 18th says.
The last vessel from Honolulu, which arrived on Saturday.
brought only 1GI kegs Sugar, while the vessel which arrived a
lev days previously di not bring a pound. These are signif-
cant actsi and what Il more, no further arrivals are expected
from The Hawaiian Islands this year. IL Is well known that
the bulk of the ordinary Endes d Sugar consumed on this
coast - obtained from Honolulu The quantity Of these de-
scHptions imported from The Islands in 1870 was II,57IOOO
fbs5 Ia 1871. l3,G3l-00O bsi and IN 1872, Il,I5GIOOO -. The
average Tor those three years was 12II9,OOO IL. The imports
tr this year viii 6H short % this average By AZ least 100000
Hs- The stock here Is now much reduced. The maximum
estimate IL 5000 kegs, and some estimates are a. low As 400
keys IL IL known that Hawaiian planters have found Aus
tralia and View ZEALAND more profitable markets than CaH6r-
MA, and Il IL Feared the bulk % the crop viii hereafter b.
shipped there, instead Of this market. Dark grades IN bags
sent 10 the Colonies have neftai planters more profit by one
hall % one per cent " n, than light grades sent here In kegs
One thing seems % b. certain, and that T. We must pay higher
prices for Yellow Sugars o. seek them from some other mar
Net than Honolulu.