The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-02
Phases Of the Moon for the Month of Sept, 1874.
COMMERCIAL.



Our sdvioes by the Maegregur from san sracisco
August The demand for Hawaiian sugars good and
the late advance maintained Commercial
Herald quote the following reference the sugar
SuasR-We note the arrival from New York Of 200 bbs
Crushed per ship ST. Charles This take Is on special
order Imports for the week ineude several carroe Of EIa
waian Serena ThhyeT 3sl0 kegs, and 81 bags
kegs sO55 matsad ss6 baes We sales Of the cseo
pei W parKefom the Islands, 1000 kegs and bag
the bay Bofney, upon fhe withheld The prospects
large supply sugar this Fall i quite promising
AT auction Go kegs Hawaiian H. ~ SIC for dark. The
market 4 fr At the late rise which a. before stated on
Of - days for lots in bb - cent % cash oube
Crushed Pine Crushed aud Dry raunated II ~ Powdered.
iI5Ic: Wei Granuaied lie; yellow C. l01Sc The demand
FOR iIasaiian quite active which Of very
ole
Ofree there had been large iportations and tie same
paper ssys 'te market is Fat ali descriptions"
sales Of Puiu continued at lOGlo1zts.
Coffee weak at y cts. for Central American.
The following from the BupesN viii give the reader
faint idea ofte extraordinary activity the shipping
Francisco gentleman informs city
lined with ooasting and foreign for five miles
Including steamers foreign vessels less
than $50 Of August:
he hhor Of Francisco presents unusually active
appearance ust now lndependent q the numerous oting
vessels WI c quite busy in landing Coal Lumber and
domestic produce Of all kinds the wharyes along city
front well ships from
tant Since the LIST instant the arrivals from domestic
Atlantic and foreign ports embraced ships bars
brig and schooners This unusually large number Of
arrivals in weeks and the sudden appearance Of such
addition 70 shipping port cannot to attract
teut1n among The large numbers who daily the bay
visit the city front Exclusive Of and steamers
there are now 60 vessels in port The national oours repre-
scented by the Slipping 10 the harbur
former ocasi0s and yet nine different fags be
waving the breeze. The American flag ofc0urse pre-
dominate % Of the vessels flying the aud stripes The
British flag carried by = vessels In port. Two vessels carry
the Frepeh aar one tie ar Of Holland two the Hawaiian
nag, the Columbian flag the Mexican flag the
Peruvian flag and the Tahitian flag There % iron
ships and barks in port all Of them under the British nag
The ia the harbor hail from variety Of ports. We
have vessels from New York and Boston. Europe repre-
scented by vessels from London, Liverpool and Glasgow;
South America by Calaos Central America by Aesiutla and
la Union; Australia BY Adelaide Melbourne Newcastle aud
Sydney; China Seas by vessels from Batavia H0ngkOng
Hoto PrboBeo Swallow and Takao. We have also vessels
here from MUutivedeo Mexico British Columbia Tahiti Ho
nluu and Petrnpaulowsk Nearly all the vessels in port
brought carEoes some brought sugar. others Coffee Rice
Fruit Coal Irun Cedar aud miscellaneous goods some have
already discharged their and taking aboard Cali
for Ia roiBce FOR other ports; waiting for
alongside vharres in the stream; dscharg
ing and Others waiting opportunity 10 secure vacant
slip Tor the purpose of unloading