The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-10
p M s s. Coz Time Table for 1881.
COM III Err CIAL
PRIDAT. SErTEIBER Q. 1881.

PRIDfI. .. ISL
Business since last writing has continued brisk. esPec
tally EmoBzst importers and commercial men. the large
amount o. foreign merchandise brought in. By the YES
sells arrived. tending % occupy their time and attention
In the proper dispozai- 1
The import. for the week past have been small inuum-
Der compared with the week previous, and include = light
cargo from the coast per r. NJ S, Zealandis. two earg0es
Of coal. one from Departure Bay and one from Newcastle.
y. s. W: and another cargo o. machinery and assorted
goods from Liverpool; the total valuation of the imports
ammounting in valuation u over $4,000
The exports for the same time include the domestic
prodnse taken b. the ZeaIauiia 90 sydney and thu Rosario
q the Coast. the total valuation Of both operation aI-
ounting to the small sum % st5J2SL
OF orr principal domestic product, sugar. We have
forwarded during the past week the very small quantity
OF H.7IG lbs this with 800 gaIlsmoIasses and c. baIs pulu
constitute the entire amount % domestic produce rE-
ported
sugar and Rice SRI both coming forward slowly. but
the amount q the ~ sugar crop yet b. arrive is estimated
At about 5000 tons
The tonnage market has experienced slight relief dur
ing the week past-th only departure being the Rosario.
for san Francisco- The ". O. Irwin is. however. eV-
pected 10 sail on the 10th. the Murray on the 18th. the
Discovery. Meyer, and FaikinburZ following soon after,
possibly In the order named
The next arrival from san Fnnciseo viii probably b.
the Sadie r. Caller. or the lumber sehr Daisy Rowe.
Herewith ~ present the usual monthly circular 81
Messrs. william. Dimond 4 CO.
stx FRsScr.e0, August 18th. I-sI.
DrsH sa Our last ndvices we're quoted J1th uItimO
aiare which time W. beg % report continued activity IN
All brauches q business. Under strong English advice
wheat hs advanced materially, and our farmers feel
very much encouraged
srgRR-sInce our last report the Eastern Markets
have fallen, owing arst o. the failure 0f the fruit crop.
End the prospects % a large beet Outturn- The ueIi
month will decide this point. and In the meantime. the
impo-ters % Cuba sugars are holding their stocks with
arnness. Last quotation j. ss for % per cent Manila
basis $50. our rehuertsa have stopped selling HaWaiinr
Raws. Nc change In their prices.
MoLNasEa-The market a. OverstDcEed with this article
and the only demand g. from Vinegar manufacturer
who are paying tSNc per gal
EIeE-Finssa day. having passed since We hal Al
arrival from the Islands. there D. some enquiry for Rice
Asc cash IL offered for 10. % arrive. The principal par
OF the importation by the last vessel the Sadie p Caller
- reported sold AZ a. with q discount Tor cash
There IL a large stock % China and LOO tons % Fan
onon rice. direct from India. on the market
TtEE0S-Active demand Crude Sc o. Cas- Eetu-.
~ a. - cts
WooL-Marke quiet and quotations somewhat uomi
nal We quote Northern - - - cts. oregon - - % Ctz
~FLOuH-Golden Gate $50. starr Mills sL2I-
BnAN-sfG.
CHARrEns-wheat having advanced in England, rate
have advanced. and for both spot and future are hrua
spot Iron held NJ 50 = with only two diseugased vessel
In port. Iron tonnage has been closed al - = Cork U X
December, with proporttonats rates earlier caucelltnq
vessels loading are receiving qrick dispatch