The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-25

Less MtlGMA IN MarNnpAaeas DeGeLALEr 9As 1915
tzOatly held By the reaneriesI .......-...--. I7TO7,95
showing consumption. distribution. and eG
cdnanmption. d4.tnbatloE. and eIPoFts Tor
1871 G,SlsO89
re production % Beet Sugar In California has fallen
on. ne Quantity Al ISIS. being shout 10000 rs against
stts.st sSssHaon - M LsFTs inSEe1 hssn % n1Slx -
increase this year IN ths Sugar trade Of the Paeihe Coast.
mi sboTf donbIe thSt on ten vears ago.
sas nS;E1iastsnai5g ihs iA,gs tnsrSase N 1ae SpPPIy
than half our supply from other s0urces, and there IL
their prodaes T. meet the wants q our market As there
s sSd .5ase ssss no. 2 = Iarfg ~ sHIsr5s SS,t y i hs 81 M
consumption % sugar. which Il is hoped the Isiandf
my " state nat our Esensrz would prefer 20 draw al
thsi. supplies from the Islands ~ the pF0duG1 was sum,
xishoSsh low prsees FOR Sugar ufn doubtless rule the
present year: and Ps~o6abiy-fSGm t5f PTssSnt 0Til9o t5
~ s s%i in TMs 20 sI an sn 1gs5 rasing in ne IsIsnds. 10
the extent at least Of the requirements Of the Pacific
bsaeat the parties directly interested, but largely in
Manila. Java. and other sugars have been landed at this
port aud this large business fails to give US any trade
There may be some uneasiness felt In regard 10 the
perpetuity % the treaty. but as only twelve votes In the
United STATE senate Wsrs Eee9Edsd asainst ~ sitst ee =
views Of the people Of the United states. that our present
fHs bat aithsnah t by uerpettaitV y tRe tresty NAV be
secure. a has enemies among Southern planters and the
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York, and "a viii not be prudent for its friends to relax
constant vigilance A sure way 70 increase The sentiment
In fayor q The treaty among our peoPle.is Tor the mer-
chants and planters Of the Islands always 10 give their
apatrenase and trade A. far as possible 70 The United
States.
= Il will be observed that large supplies Of Eastern
Sugars reach this coast which IS mostly refined, there
being q small proportion. only, Of New Orleans, grocery
grade. But tbs supply OF Eastern has been much dimin-
fshed the last sfx months. and IL viii probably cease
altogether after q time. A large part Of this Eastern
refined has been Of the bright cream color grades: but
the new grades Of ID and " G. d." OF our Rehnerfes,
and some beautiful Yellow Sugars from the Islands, have
obtained the favor OF consumers In place Of the New
York refined. and II IS % be observed in this cOunec-
Eou. than The Sandwich Island a. Washed" Sugars are
not In a. much favor n formerly, and have recently sold
for nc per n less than light cream colOred.
The Washing" sometimes diminishes their brilli-
ancy, and II not sufficiently dried. they are apt TO
cake"
The statistics of the Sugar trade for the past year in
the great consuming countries show no diminutiOn Of
eonsrl1ption. nor any unusual accumulation OF stocks;
and theGe facts exist IN the face OF great financial embar-
raasnez, arrangement OF trade, dininution Of wages.
and deficiency Of employment
The Rice product Of the Islands seems TO be assuming
considerable importance, and this a favorable circum- 4
stance that the higher class OF our Chinese residents are
consumers Of II; and IL ought never to be lower here
thar No. / China, being fully equal 70 IL, but the price
seems 20 be unnecessarily depressed at times by the anx-
iety OF holders to realize. IL Is now held at &c from
second hands