The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-04

YRIDAT. DECEMBER 3. 1850

FRLDAT. - LesJ-
THE business for tine week past IN both financial AND
commercial circle has improved s0nasWhAt' me ar1
Of the mail steauer from San Francisco, aud the advent
Of the steamer Ho Chang assisting 10 Lniuae iHe ~ '4''
ness circles. Our stable product sugar = yet Hrfl'InH
small quantities. and :he heavy rains have entete' r's
plantations In such a manner a. may e'shtaAh' '@
scarrtty in that commodity News from the PAcihe
co..t t,so-ns n that the local rehners there had been
compelled 70 import 5000 bbls Of sugar from New York
70 meet the wants Of local trade, the stock OF "a"
matsriaI hsyfnz run low. This should be cheerful news
20 our planters and business men as 1t ought to presage
stfIl further advance In our staple product BY the Ans
t-.lta we received $40 600 in coin, shipped by NillisIn7,
pimond l. Co., and consigned to II Haekfeid Co.
Following IA the circular Of Messrs. Williams. DiIaond
.,a Co kindly forwarded by them 10 u per last mail -
"San Francisco, Nov 20. 1850
Since our Adyices, per City of sydney an AcuEe
tobbIng trade has continued an most branches OF trHls,
me usual Pail rains have kept on, thereby enabling
farmers to place their entire crop under ever T unfinished
receiuts from the Islands the third quarter Of the year,
and the small supply since, also the disha7uhs sHu
been quits an Inconvenience 70 the trade. especially at
this season, when many localities are supplied %ith al
kinds Of merchandise for several months; Fhere Is ONE
Information Of interest at hand the last few days, As the
prices 70 be obtained for the next crop Of Hawaiian, a.
heretofore, are subject 10 = sildlHs So, mo
portaut Is with reference o. the great DertrOot prOduclo 81
favorable for the holding interest. u account q the con.
tinusd bad reports respecting the outtnrn u the DJet
crop and. in addition to this, there now seems ~ be
sysry ~ InS.vorsbIe weather which has hindered the
dev.I0pment Of the cane. Cuban advices Of October 18th
say = Rains have come IN some parts OF the island. but
unhAppily too late a. be Of any benefit 10 the cane, Whlch
hs been detained IN its development by the previous
and prolonged dry weather. The deficiency IN the
coming crop II sstimzted 81 IL To - per cent, as com
pared with the crop Of ~Is7g-issO' The Manila market Il
wsak. and last cable makes basis $40 New York market
h nrTner. with an advance Of (! over last quotations
90 Efce-The last receipts have not passed into second
hands, about 900 bags being held by importers At &C \
sale OF 1850 bags 10 one party was made at &c, with q
discount for cash The supply i Increased over last
year. -
supplies will sell readily at Doc 10 22He. according To
quality and size Of package Free shipments arc al
VtsAbIe.
.PuIu-So inquiry. The consumption Is light
Whale OfI-Sales Of Arctic ~ low a. Sjc- Later IN
the season there will, doubtless, be an advance when the
"Conse.-Sew York market has again recsied- Rio Is
quoted AZ IJsc.
7.TaIIow.-In good demand ut SIC 10 &c for good rem
dered. and TIE % 7Hsc for refined.
~aWooI-MArket strong, and prices advanced j. per 10
"Flour-G. q. extra family, s. bran, SIS
ssFrsights Last charter. an iron vessel, 1Js- Liver
pool market quiet
"KTchEnge.-sO days on London. 4si.d to 49ad New
York sight. \ per cent premium
PROPOSED DEPARTuKEs-Berk J.. A. Falkenbers,
Nov. % bHrkentine Eureka, New % bark kalakaua,
Dec. s."
The imports for the week past are In the neighbOrhoOd
% $4,000. and the exports for the same Tins tnrluding
the cargo Of thsJ u Clerk which sails tomorrow.
amount 10 t54lOJ6.99- The next mail for the coast will
leave PER steamer Ho Chung. on Monday the 9Th inst