The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-08-13
COMMER CIAL.
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Business during the past week has shown signs Of
increased activity In all department. - trade, the beue-
hcial effects % unrestricted inter-island travel being
plainly perceptfbly in the large cargOes taken outward
BY bland steamers and schooner Commercially, al-o,
business has been better than the week preceding. tbs
exports Of domestic produce again coming up 70 q very
respectable figure. and the present supply and demand
indieating a continuance Of brisk business in CONNER
eiAI circles
The departures FOR the week consist q the bks KaIa-
kama and Lady Lampson. and schr Anna for the Coast,
with full cargoes OF domestic produce the stunr
Hesperfa with = small cargo and large number Of Chinese
p1ssengers, for Hong Kong the stmr City Of New York.
also with a light cargo. FOR the south. and the bk
Cheshire In ballast for Manila The total valuation Of
domestic produce exported In the foregoing vessels IL
set down at slso.S3s3s = gratifying increase over the e.
port valuation noted last week
The arrivals for the week were the KnkitEt and
BuenA Vista from the Sound with lumber. the Eursks,
Ella and P n s sCity Of New York fromfhe Coast with
general cargoes. and the Ger bk Hsmnonia from Hong
Kong With Chinese merchandise.
Sugar IL arriving slowly but In Sufficient quantities
70 assist shippers In giving vessels bound foreign, fair
dispatch.
Rice IA now arriving freely and l. being forwarded 20
the Coast the quality marketed II reported a. being
good and hopes are entertained that the arrival out will
cause an advance over prices last quoted
The Eureka will receive quick dispatch for the Coast
and either the W. II. Meyer or Amy viii be the next
10 arrive here
williams. Dim0nd& Co.'S private circular Of July sOth,
addressed b planters and merchants % the Islands -
received. This document IL a strong bid for the coutiu.
nation % the refinery contract system and for main
tAininz the fatz quo % the present agency arrangements
The circular viii be more fully anaIyzed and discussed
In the next issue Of the ADvEErIsEH- We give below
their regular business letter
sax FE,Scrsco. July 10Th. 1881.
since our last Circular. trade has continued steady iu
all branches. Harvest progresses IN all sections Of the
state AMI the yield IL estimated At one-haIf Of last year
carried over.
SraAn-siuce our last. a decline has taken effect IN
this article In London and New York causing furthei
depression % Manila basis % g.. 81. stocks 81 Raws d
caused By more favorable news from the coming bee
crop Of Europe. New York holders OF Cubas are still
nra In their views, and iast sale Of o. per cent repCrteJ
at So Refined YelloWs at ~ 30 sAc and dull LOca
Reansries report a VERY dun market and with accumuIat
ing stocks. q further decline may be expected
krcE-The market O. relieved Of the accumulated
stock left over At the beginning Of the year and Of al
receipts since. and none % the jObbeTs have Iarg
supplies. There will always be . large consumption Of :
I. Rice at about ave cents. A. long a. We have q large Chi
ness population The average monthly consumption OF
yearly importation from HonoIaIu has not exceede,
$500 tons. Last sales q Hawaiian from hrst hands wer
made at SC Jobbing at 5Ac.
MoLGasEs-The enquiry for MoIasses - slight, an,
.~~4nnfafi,n al stack A. the resuit
WHALE Ou-The Arctic oil ex Thomas Pope was place
Al zoe. II the other whalers are 10 be a. successful, 10
doubtful whether this price can be maintained tn
Thomas Pope has sailed North on a second cruise.
TALLOv-Ghc a. GAc for Portlandf ~ q T4c 70
Refined
WooL-Market quiet. Eastern in buyers favor W
~FLouE-GoIden Gate Extra sfT5i star Mills sf.6g-
BHAN-SI250.
CHAHrEEs-Last, a wooden ship. y 1-6. Liverpool q
Havre. To-day We are having free arrivals OF tonnag
ExcHASGE-LOndOn, 90 days 49Ad- New York. sigh
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