The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-14
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FRIDAY. FEHRrAET .. -.

FRIDAY fEbhl I'M 41r A-st-
TmE frefs1 arrivals since our list have besl-gth, Amer
can bark - a. Murray, from san Tuarfsr- with msrctsaIs-
20 &. Brewer a Co Amsrraa btrk-utins Jane A. Flh-l-
burg. from Astrra- with humber arI as-1r,ai msrch1nilse b.
Cattle & Coaks= 10th. Worth Geu-a1 trglHtue Hraas- frl
Sydney. With craI- o. r. g. ssL1ssr & Cos IIth- A. As
- Margreglr. lum san Francisco, wth msrrhlrI-s o. r.
HackEiG a Co
The derarrara have besu-7,l. a. g. A. IS ory a, Sell
bourne, hr San FnHese19 1Ith. Camden, Or Port Ta11-aaI
I2th, A. a As. = Nae1reglr- Er sydney.
The political exetemelts u The past week have materially
.aterSred with baslHlss, and Es have nothing 10 that line 60
report.
our aLviees from syiuey are 90 the I7th Jaazay We note
no ifcus q particular interest.
Th4 bark .. c. Murray Is 0adlng 90 san Eaac.s-.. Q. sal
ab5at the latter part q next week
We qa-t- from the F Commercial Hoais received 81
the M4egTsgor.
srsaE-By the Australian steamship Narzrersr We &C.
cs.vsd from iIoBoiaa s,I25 kegs and 80 bag, EsH crop. The
Lsuitla, previously az hand, brought go bags, ad the Murray
about 1900 pkgs These rather unexpected free saPpLes have
someEhat weakened the market Er the Eoneut, Ehea trade
rms and the BAD roads 4aland, ~hieh cats on communicate
With the interior However, re note SALES, PRIOR O. the arrival
v,sc. nm - prsvisusIy obtafaed f5r a straIar uarceL
~ - e aI tlads ID 80 rsmaig. ~. s-m- y. o.
Az. The reGaefsI price ust L, fr Crushed. He CUB anJ
Powdered. IIfcf GfaBalaled. iIauie; Golden &c" ICr.
China u hmy held az 81 HsUstc Drths three grades n mats.
MoLAssEs AsD s~yHUF-Prces rIs sE Er al descriptions.
s022sDs1Ie for the three styiss q paekages Ia adtiu5h %
the Hnla lara, a. bsEre noted, We have now % advise q a
shipment n 800 b5s o. more Of same % Falmouth, England
pr Oceanus-
PULU-The stock s. light, nov q1DtabIe az BE-.
Speaking Of the new Australian line, the Beraia says.
&" The opening up q this British line 0f steamers f. 40 an
opportane moment. and We have strong hopes II Is being
every way a sasesss. building up q reciprocity trade betwesa
here and the CoI0uica In the way u merchandising The
Colonies ought 10 SEMI Us Wool, Gum, and other II her pro-
ducts, while we Ca rcturu send her Salmon aud other goods
too numerous q meutiou- This city ought % b. the recipient
q a large amount Of sterling bills from she Colonies, and viii
no doubt ia time D. The centre u q large exchange business
between the Colonies AMI Osrselyes, ald particularly 60 10 this
j. % Be the great through r0ufs % the mother country, as nov
declared q b. By the daily press Evidently the people d the
Colonies had not full confidence in the succsss q this, the mi
tnl trip % the line, judging from the tenor d cur exchanges
received By the Nacgregor- The success u the fret round
trip Br the Macgreg0r, smal and unsuited as she - % the
trade, viii 10 much 70 dispel all doubts IN the matter, and
stop the mouths q chronic crOakers- More attention ought y
b. paid % cleanliness on the steamers Passengers here COM
plain q this, and our island coueap1udeuL, la a private note
to NJ, says 1t T. strange the English manage ~ keep their
SHIPS 50 dirty. Passengers tel me the Macsres0r IS ielrfIly
nlthy, yet, with an this, we are glad % see AMI welcome her."