The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-07
CommERCTAL.
RoYoLrLU. SEPT an. ISL

H0NOLi7LT. SEPT 7th. 1881
Since our last considerable activity has prevailed in
consequence Of the arrivals from San Francisco OF
number OF vessels with fun cargoes OF assorted mer-
ehnndise. Alec the Brit ok oberon is 20 hand with
assorted cargo English goods consigned to hessrs
Theo. Il. Davies. Owing to these shipments our
home market is well supplied with all that is ncedful
Tor the wants Of customer The zeainndiA also ar-
rived Sunday morning bringing dates to the morn
ing OF the 18th. The sugar market is quiet, and
Island products nominal
About town business still remains quiet nothing
unusual having transpired.
Last Thursday Mr.. Adams held large credit sale at
which the attendance fair. considering the times
and large goods changed hands at satisfao-
tory prices The sale continued Saturday last
The arrivals since last from foreign ports were
II n Gannoi, from Esqnlmali; Ar sch W Meyer.
from Francisco; Am bktne Falkinbur-, from san
Francisco; An bk Montana, from Departure Bay; Hnw
sch Giovanni Apiani, from Christmas Island; Am sch
Rosario from Kahulni: Br Blk Birch Grove from New
castle y s W. r stmr Zealandia from san Francisco;
b. bk Obcron. from Liverpool.
The departures were-Am bk Rainier. for Port Town
send; IN hk II W Almy, for San Francisco, and stmr
Zeaiandia for sydney.
Ike W Irwin will sail on Saturday and the D C
Murray on Monday for San Francisco; The Discovery
about wedn ssday for the port 70 be followed by
the " Il Meyer and J A FalSinburg.
The bEtne Monitor is at Mahukona discharrinr lum-
Der Tor the railroad
The following is Messrs Williams, Dimond a Cos
monthly circular:
Der last ndvices dated SOth ultno; Since which
time beg TO report continued activity in all branches
Of business Under strong English adylces wheat has
advanced materially, and our Farmers feel very much
SIC 1R-sipce our last report the Eastern Markets
have owing nrs to the falling o OF the fruit crops
and the prospects Of large beet outturn The next
month will decide this point and in the meantime the
Importer OF Cuba sugars holding their siocs with
rnnoss Last qaotaton i IS for - per cent Manila
basis s6s Our rennefles ats stopped seiiig
Raus. No change in their prices
MOLASSEs-Ihe market Is oyerstocked with TINS
turers who paying i55i per gal
RICE-Fifteen days have passed since We had an
arrival from the Islands there Is soe enquiry ior rlce
a. cash s offered for H. 10 arrive. The principal part
Of the importation by the last vessel the Sadie Cal
Ter II reported sold ep4G with discount for cash.
There is large stock % Chinese and 100 tons Ran
Eoon rice, direct from lnoia, on me market ,,..,
TALLOW-Actiye demand. Crude U3sGD62; Refined
73s95A ..,,, .,r,.,vb., nor,,.
nal. We quote Northern 24e5ss c; Oregon ssg30 c.
FLoUR-Goden Gate, $3.50 Star Mills, sss5.
cHARTf Rs-wheat having advanced in England,
advanced, and for bot Fpot and future are
Spot Iron held at SOS with only two disengayed vessels
IN po Iron tonnage has been closed at 5s Cork T. r.
December, with proportional rates earlier gSioeiins'
ARRIVALS:
Julv 81 Am bktne ] A Falkenburg; July 81, Am brig
Ceder: Aur 6. zm brig j D sprecleli; Aug s, Br
zeainndia; Aug - Am sch sadie = Caller; Aug 10,
IIaw brig P0mare; Aug %; stmr Lackawanna.
DEPARTURES:
July 81 Am stm City OF New York; Aug i3, Am blk II
" Almv; Aug ~ Am bktne Discovery; Aug -, Am blk
D Murray: Aug IL Am brig W Irwin; Aug Is Am
sch W Meyer; Aug is, Am bktne A falSinburg;
Aug ~ Am brig D spreckels, for kahuluii Aug 70,
Am ech Daisy Rowe. via Rockport,
rnngEcrED DEPARTURES:
Sept rs, Am sch Sadie Caller
We present our readers with the monthly export from
this port FOR the month Of August, also the tables for
the preceding eight months Of 1881: