The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-11-13

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FRID1I. NOIEAbEh . 49,
~o.,,rg, n tmBort.nce has taken place in business cir
-. .,,r. Lat writing n lack Of advfces from the Coast
tending to induce an indisPOsition TO indulge In active
specuIations, and the slOwnsss with which sugar d
uresent coming forward adding 20 the general duilness-
The ouIy arrival from the coast for the week with cargo
~ A., one lumber vessel. the bark Martha Rideout' 70 AHeh
a Robinson. No departures 10 the coast are recorded but
the Discovery may possibly get away to-day.
sUaAE-The large crop Of beet sugars now moving at
tract the attention Of dealers. and - the qualities are re-
po-,ed a. being both fine and plentiful. it il expected
that this large particular grade must have 3 lowering
saac. On the tone Of the market. With regard to foreign
beet sugars q commercial paper Of late date says
The reports from France indicate a very large yield.
being very rich in saechSrins sweetness as vel as a yery
large yield As to acreage. In ssra af sssTy gToEn stocE.
cron IN good Condition Austria complains OF two
nj which IS low. and the harvesting Of the crop VIII
be delayed 50 that the season o. ,ba .In ~ - T 1I'
e5med a. stopping the rAyages Of insects. 1t = expected
isaI 2 SEcg3I-- BEGINS early a decline may be looked for
a. - 10 very distant day; butt rain and cold should retsEd
Of stock In England would favor an advance.
% Amerfcan refners cannot count on any export de
~ tbis vsar. and when once the extraordinary de
mand for fruit canning ceases, and the West takes its fall
S9Ppiy a q I'm demand can be counted on. and an newt
able decline must be faced Crop indications from all
basis"
To controvert the ideas expressed above. the following
remarks from the San Francisco commercial papers are
produced aud are more 10 De uepeHaeu " -
the possible future condition Of the market for our chief
product
at the present time all indications point 20 alower
rnarkst hut NOT 10 one very much lower. The shakiness
~ te New York market recently has been caused BY the
fesr a 8 TO the increased quantity 10 be thrown on N
market this wear. The Sandwich Islands viii increase
their product somewhat. but 1t will be nothing to what 1t
Will be ten OK . dozen years hence. when the crop OF these
Islnuds Will be one Of the leading sugar crops OF the
world. and will put up OF pull down prices VI
Chica9o wheat market has done those Of the world
90 There 4. a sca-city Of most grades Of refined sugar
mat nov. and raw sugars are scarcely obtAinabls Al any
price. Jobbers complain of the difficulty IN obtaining
sufaeieut quantities Of G grades Of refined 70 NIL daily
Islands. Heretofore the receipts from that quarter dur
ing the last three months Of the year have been ABOUT
D per cent. Of the yearly supply. but this u mol hAeIS
20 be the case this year"
Sugars have been arriving very slowly from the other
islands during the past week, but a. more Of the mills
commence grinding the more numerous arrivals will in
crease the receipts at this port and assist in the more
rapid dispatch Of freighters Eastward
WooL.-Advices from our correspondent At Montreal
report = steady market. holders very Arm. the mills short
Of stock. and the prospects favorable for an active de
mAnd. and very probably q further advance in prices
The information Is also given that "the fashions having
changed for coming season from rough and coarse TO hne
patterns there will be more enquiry for hne Woods.
such a. Australians. Capes, HAwAiians. &c, and ade-
creased demand for coarse woods like OurCanadian growth
We estimate the value Of Hawaiian for such brands a.
are known here at I6SIsc for yield Of 35S4Oc Of clean
Wool. Lots free Of buTs would bring more money