The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-02-08
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NhNHANa mum - NHrr
Tur pable vas uken By .urpr-. on yesterday morning
Che ear By tbe retain o. I've steamship Fsroaa, whi'h sailed
sence 90 san Frfucisca on the 9Th ultino- she was con-
r-Fef q tam about WHEN q uttic over seven hunirpl nib
from his port m arc1unt q TIE bad qlalty q the cal This
~ another. AMI Ia - o. b. hoTuI the ast. - the screz q mis-
fortan-. % mistakes - ths Hac- The Nsrsaa, having con-
tptrt-i her coaIinx. ssloi again az 10 ociaes this morning
We rabu.h To-Day. thc Custom House statistics fr the year
1874 ~ prrparai BY ". 2. AusH, EsT. C'nert7r Gen~rali AL
frr5-hed % m Minister q Finance.
The ceuciusfu q b. arrived "a from an cyaIniuatson - the
sahrs Is, uiat ns bu-iu-s- x the country : ou tie dcciins,
year BY year. We may ua-c the cause o whatever sOaooe,
whether tn tW prr. % sgEsn. IA our principal market, Or 90
severe drouzhus. yea Inc d-couraGinE tact Is shown thai - are
rane tchfmi hand rather fst, our d8mestic expiration having
d-cseascd o. the amaunf u S~Za.5i5.ta- It - Only fair, how
ever. % lurhatss ~ large decrrase % n failure Of th- su=ar
crop ia some hzssGss, where severe and proionged droaght-
have prevailed On srne plantations. neary the entire erP
has fled, sutiiHnE a very severe t@- . tn oSu-r-, ADD oss
which hey yer. IN 10 saudiHoa 10 bar. Ia o,her beaHue.
Instead % adrUught there has ben tn mach water, and large
GesIs Of cane aave bsrn damaged o. Destroyed Taking th~se
disastrous cincuustanecs In c1anecti1n with the fart that thr
sugar when &C % market IA s%d AZ a nau-rcmaa@naunr
puee-the year las been anything bat a satisfactory one ..
or agrcdnlnsts, and "a 10 uk Surprising TIA; thy are
earnestly asking for some action aa The part Of the Govern
meut boxing % their relief
80 Gar, the pnsp~ct- o. the crop hr the year upon uheh We
hase just entered, are yery fir There i = reasou4bIe expect
exceed that % any pr-vbus year, and VIII smount 70 over
tweEty million pOundz- But unrss the aspect % our principal
market SHALL change considerably IN Tie meanHm-, %, what
vii b. Ear better, we shall succeed Ia securing oar hnz-taIked
% treaty e reciprocity with the United Sts;es, the outlook Dr
sh- fatars l. anything but encouraging
FrsisktE u the Colonies of New Z=zlnd and Australia have
been kept az a high rate, which ngefn = With the fact that our
shiPpeFs have not yet got the run Of those markets, have been
he eaases that haze hitherto prevented our doing much In
that quarter With more regularity and frequency q CON-
Saunicatton an increased trade will dobatless spring up
BY the tables - presented, an excssz % In p0rts over exports
l. apparent, amounting to si4Ssso IS But the majos part Of
this szeess CsI5sgIa25) represents the value OF sp~im and
vhaie Oh. snd 1haebone, imported here in bood tor tAn-hip-
neut, and consequently forms no part Of the actual imports Tor
consumption.
Among The Imports also 10 included the cargo Of the British
bark L0ckHa1, Of bonded sugars, Ts--hlppsl,
valued --------.--.S @5D9 "
Bone and on, awaiting sbipHient.-..-.-. .-..---. 1895 Is
sIGs. $50 SO
The excess % imports over exports, Is apparently 1850 -
Bur b. this showing The exports exceed the actu-
a. Imports hr $4,000 Os