The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-04-22
N. s. s. Co.'S Time Table for 1882.
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o- FRIDAY. APRIL q. Iss2s
.ts boom In business has existed In commercial
Sss since Last writing. merchant. being burily en-
So loading f~reightsrs tor the C5ast with quantities
~ our chief product, sazar. the free arrival Of vstA
- ~Aod~Ed ports has enabled the various pIaut4,faa
t0a III up vessels awaiting eGrg5es Besides tas
BUSINESS EttsndAnt oa our export trade. the incoming ca
sDea Drought by the Ainy. CouzueIo. Discovery aud the
steamer zsalRndiA, from the United State. have also
occupied thu time and attention % business people both
ths Wholesale and retail lines % trade. and a. the i'm
porfeArgoea embrAes almost everything needfuI Tor quick
dispoaA In this market. the week past has offered a good
opportunity f- importers % make business brisk
IRON our Coast exchanges We clip the statement that
we Hawaiian Commercial sud Sugar Company bas in
eorporEtsd with a capital stock Of sI0.OO0OOO. divided
aase lSoeoo searss q the par value q 500 each The
Borel. George A. Low, william r. Babe9eE. anJ 7
Laurence Pool Of San Francisco. Zach director sub
serihes for ave shares Of stock The corporation i
Iosmsd FOR the aeFuisiton. construction and maintenance
other 1901. diiehss, pipes, aamss, aqueducts and
EaSSs land. on the ys-ies. Stands q the Hawaiian
sugar eg and the manufacture purchase and ssie 81
? malls. construct whsSTss. e p1rebs q ~ IaIas. operate
m.5n+.tn Rnsilezes. 10 build ships and lighters and
>tasaiian Islands and other ports-" The names Of the
kreIss on the Coast and there is not the sIiahtest doubt
a with, or even IN oppossition TO- ths I,teIv ,a, Ton1uP stiS
80 5seip company a vast Improvement viii be notice
hnds- 20 little known beyond the Coast state. viii b.
ElouIns their staple products all over the American
N&n.~ssts taken by the capitalists abroad. in these
ts~1ssla be an incentive TO our Government
hnhigh places TO do all In their power b further
tTcial interests Of Hawaii nei but the apathy
fne instance, the placing Of a lighthouse on
a int CmOney for which was long since appro-
the lantern now lies uselessIy in the Custom
Us TO conjecture that '' great bodies move
are somewhat headstrOng- The placing Of
Roksd for light In position would not alone
co. 10 the safety, speed and comfort Of our own
NJ. sde, but would. in connection with the light on
b.. pen up anew marked path Of travel for vessels
~ from China d Innau- II 4 I tO he hOueI that
dr~Nly non be taken In this matter, As it is step in the
nsooyf advancing still further the commercial i'm
sdheo OF the Hawaiian Islands, and especially Of our
rhIsf port.
sUGAR-san francisco advices state that the New
York sugar market had reacted and latest telegraph ad-
vices quote cube 1Oc. powdered 95sc, granulated CSC. In
consequence Of that advance local rehners made an adj
vance Of &c per pound on the 9Th inst, and which affects
all grades" Hawaiian sugars were coming in quite freely
md renners were well supplied From New York, in
formation IA received that the market was steady but bust
mesa in rsws VA very light. rehners being we'll supplied
for the present and not looking to future requirements
The receipts At this port since last writing amount to
assI 40 los. An increase Of go5. $50 Ibsover the amount
Last reported The amount forwarded during the week
fOots up sST9.925 lbs, another large shipment, and in
Guiding the 2.934s $50 lbs taken by the Amy Turner 10 New
York. the third shipment In that direction
RICE-From San francisco. under date OF 6h inst, we
learn that sales OF 1000 bags Hawaiian had been made at
SIC cash and 1000 bags at SIZE. Since then some 10000
bags. mostly to arrive have been sold upon terms with
held A large proportion OF this last Is mentioned as
destined Tor New YORK to make good the deficiency in the
Carolina crop New York quotations are that rice is in
scave demand At full quotations- There is very little
movement in the article in this market the shipments for
thp week past amounting to I4s. 500 lbs.
The imports for the week consist OF the cargoes Of
u general merchandise brought by the ConsueIo. II. W.
Amy. Discovery. aud steamer ZeaIAndia from San Fran
eisso. and lumber by the Amelia from Port Townsend,
amounting In total valuation to $4,000
The exports consist Of the heavy cargo. the largest
both a. regards sugar and amount Of valuation, that ever
left this port. taken by the Amy Turner to New York. and
thoas taken by the Lady LAmpson and Earl DaIhOusie t.
sn frAnsi-eo. aud amounts IN total valuation to
The nszt vessel Ia arrive from the Coast will probably
a other the KAlAkAua or eureka The Atalanta and
.rHt Queen sail hence for San Francisco to-day.
H1rswfth we present our usual Monthly Circular.
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tsr isss aaytess we're dated mn ult; per city Of New
IScf rains AMI the prospect Of a good harvest Is very
right at this time
~sUGAR-The local reaner. since our last, advanced
an advance Of 4 all round was made Hawaiian grocery
sugars are wanted for this trade. Cubas In New York are
y better. and there has been another advance In Manila
RICE-Ths receipts Of over 1000 bags on the 9rd inst
By various vessels gave 4 moderate tone to ths market,
ssass srrissis. at So time, no more could be sold At that
ngars. since then a lot OF 500 bags very choice has been
70 EAst The best offer from the East Is for extra choice
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the Eastern market is seeking
Mills. IS
OATs-Ars held at 81 so for No. L
BA~RLEY-Feed can be quoted at 81 60
BRAN-uf 50 per toni Q. b.
HAY-S14 50 per ton for small compressed bales.
TALLOw-we quote crude So e 7e. Refined atsH @
wooL-CuotAtions nominal
CHARTEKs-Market steady. Last wooden SIS I'd
Corr for Liverpool. Havrs, Antwerp Iron COS, Cork U-K-
Ex~cHANeE-LondOn 90 days sight. I9lsd New York
WILLIAMS, DIMoSD & 20.