The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-27

rEEPAEED CAPT DANIEL snITH.
HoNoLuLu MEAN TTME.
COMMERCIAL.


HONOLULU. JANUARF 2, 1873.
TN attention Of the planting interest Of the islands is
again directed the subject Of selling sugars by con-
tt 70 the san Francisco Rehnere. which have authorized
C spaudius enter into engagements for the entire
rrr crop g Is5s The terms which the
De based clearly forth circular which hhs been
Issued and sent every planter sugar agent According
% ths circular and half cents per pound will be
paid 10 Honoiuu Eve 90 in San Francisco for the
sugar n not No 10 in color and not less than $50 Of
arBs standard determined by poarizaon-to be paid
Us daits At ave DAYS sight The offer is somewhat similar
that o. the Rshueos made several yezu ago. but varies in
10 details In case the reciprocity treaty becomes law the
planters arr 10 he credited with two-thrds Of the abolished
dui-s and refinery with third. Pro forma account
~ are given showing that it will be to the advantage Of
uar UWers into the contract system and that
ti vii realize more 10 90 doing. shis year
only and treaty passed may not 60 into force within
that time
have always taken tire ground that The producer should
rcr b. IT, exporter Of has produce be it sugar rice puu,
wool or any other article Where be can get fair p-ce for
ans produce should throw the purchaser the risk
the profit loss derived from the frequent fluctuations Of
foreign markets. Had planters continued TO this time
the contracts known "Fusrsien contracts" there
not plantation this group which would have
been free from debt placed prosperous and indie
pendent hass So far see the offer made is
fair both parties The question not what the sugar
euve their sugar. but 1t is simply what they get
fr them exceptions there Is pAnta-
zion here which has netted four pound for its sugars
during 1873 and "a The present offer guarantees them
so per 100 pounds cash in hand for all they make.
O. o. the circular IT, deducting credit per
made the statement for interest cash sales it is
more properly had We desire the prosperity Of sugar
interest nothing will much establish
csh BY contract which aboishes all Of the
eargos nov submitted TO- with much variation and
great loss.
anticipated last ISSUE the return Of the trades
has bruugbt feet Of merchantmen including the d. c.
Murray Francisco the Deutschland from Glasgow
lars n " Almy, p1Whattan and schooner Humboldt from
Northwest coast and NJ Ward from the guano islands
all with full and desirable oaTEoes except the last
Tho cargo q the Deutschland viii be offered public
credit sale Friday next by Mr.. Adams II the inquiry
r and desirable goods be any indication Of the state Of
the market this sale viii be unusually attractive
Bark Murray loading for san Francisco and will
sail probably Monday The schooner Undaunted is
also loading f5r the same port
so1ner Humboldt a load cattle Tahiti leaving
Saturday next
The bark Unkel Braesig sailed from Newcastle n S. w.
December 2 with cargo Goals for @. Wilder Esq.,
agent q the steamer Kisuoa.
The Swedish bari Condoren le Auckland the last week in
December Tor san Francisco via Honolulu.
Schooner Fanny Hare Victoria brings cargo Goals
She viii sail for Valparaiso in all next week