The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-10
ooMMERcIAL

ID JUNE 9h, 1882.
business in nearly alt branches Of trade has exhibited
the duIIness usual At this season OF the year, and from
which but little change may be expected during the re-
mafnder Of the present month The arrival Of steamers
from the Coast and the increased facilities which are
promised 10 be Afforded for intercourse with the Coast
will undoubtedly have an enlivening effect upon business
generally. and especially in the retail trade
s~UGAR-Durng the week past, the arrivals from wind
ward have not been very numerous, 20 that the quantity
OF sugar received IL not very large, amounting 70 but
3.S<7,oo2 lbs The demand for our staple article abroad
is good, and the indications point to q still further ad-
vance in raws-
RICE-This artieI, is coming forward in generous
Quantities At present. the new crop nov being msrketa-
BILE. This free arrival Will have somewhat Of atendeney
to lower local rates. although the prices abroad viii
still be maintained The quantity Forwarded 10 the
Coast during the week amounted to 81 700 lbs
The imports for the week consist Of the eargoes brought
b. the Ella. FaIkinburg, consuelo. and Forest Queen
from the Coast coal eargOes b. the yesta and MALAY from
Newcastle. N3-w- and Revere from Sanaimi. small lot
miscellaneous merchandise By the P.M-S.S. City Of New
York from the Colonies. and the valuable load Of immi-
grants per steamer Monarch from the Azores The total
valuation Of all the imports exclusive OF the immigrants)
amounts % s1O6. 900.
The exports consist Of the eargoes Of domestic pro
ducs taken by the steamer City Of New York and the bark
California 20 the Coast and amount in total domestic
valuation TO sZ096S 81.
The next sailing vessel to arrive from the Coast will
probably be the Discovery, followed By the Eureka. The
next vessel leaving this port Tor the COAST VIII psoDan4+
be the J. A. Fslkinburg. sailing on or about the 18th inst
The P.MSs. Australia Will be due her from san
Francisco. according 10 advertised time, this evening
bringing dates to the 5rd inst The suez, the piOneel
steamer in the Ocesnic steamship Company Line - alsc
expected daily after to-day
The San Francisco MaehaHtof 18th May contains the
following from a correspondent In New York on the sub
Jet Of the telegram from that city, lately published bJ
the San Francisco ChTonicLs a. 10 an investigation ordered
into alleged frauds In Hawaiian sugars Il have calleC
apon our Collector and informed him % the shipments q
be made 10 this port. and he tells ms that no order Ia
gone from him in relation to the sugars tie Cthe Col
lectori Is well satisfied that no smuggling has taken plac
NJ the Islands. and that no attempt at fraud In any way d.
made Informed him that the grades on the way arr
the same A. have been sdmltted free in san Francisco
since the treaty Some % the rehners here claim tina
these high grades should not be admitted free land vii
not bel because they were not commonly known in Sal
Francisco before the treaty a. Sandwich Island sugars
but are = better and improved quality, etc. 50 not tn
same. I have no doubt but that a careful examination
viii be made, and the decision be in our favor. The r.
liners here are down on Spreckels because he control
some markets which they want q portion OF, and 80 ar
down on the treaty. I tell them they make a grea
mistake II they oppose the treaty, as the market Of uOns
lulu 10 open To them, and they would b. welcome ther
~ customers for the crop"