The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
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There has been little il any change in the general
characteristics of trade, since last writing tho dunes
then complained Of by retail dealers seemiupy beinr
still cxtaut and with consequent depression in trade
circles The season s however approachnr for an in
crease iH local business and, although the volume Of
trade done this year will moi reach The aorni 81 last
vcar during the season. vet the relief OF even a
temporary activity Is looked forward to anxiously by
bnsiuCss men.
During the week past the arrivals from the lumber
regions have been somewhat free, three vessels arriy
luE The other arrivals from abroad consist of the
Alameda from san Francisco and the Zealandia from
the Colonies. The missionary vessel Morning Star
also arrived from the South Seas The departures con
- o but one vessel the Zcaiaudia fot San Francisco
port
BY the arrival Of the Alameda we receives, and ppblisb
Me.sf-; Williams, Dimond a Co.'S bi-monthy com
SAN FHsx1soo Oct i5st 1856.
StgAh-Nc have no change TO note in the prices Of
refined In OUT local market.
EASTERN ann FoUEiGN MAKErs.-Sincc our last re
port the New York market for has ruled quiet and
few transactions have taken place, and these have
been on slightly luwor basis than last quotations.
Cuba ccntufugals ~ per cent have been sold Gets
Purchases ury only for immediate consumption. The
cautious aud conservative policy OF Rehncrs in replen
node demand, the liberal buying Of one or two days
being followed by au almost complete Withdrawal Of
nyers until their requirements again bring them into
the market lloldcrs ztill confident il the future
and considering The dizziness, prices Of have been
wei maintained The demand Tor refined h limited,
aud trade depressed Prices have declined materially.
Thi duilners Is ne doubt partly owing to the market
We quote from Mcssrs. Willcjt a Hamlius adyicc-
OF the sih inst al follows: Mcltings 70 far this
month al the Of JO per day Stock IN all
hands decreased iiO tons, is 3sI52 under
last year
'' Beet crop; Estimate further reduced. NJ.
Licht reports - per cent gss richness in the roots
which would reduce crop below 2,UD,Wn tons
.. Latest cables from Germany report that continued
rains dou. serious injury 90 the crop Great
hdencr zsts u early improvement In the markets.
our latest trlcrr9phr ndvices from New York OF 10
days date show slight Improvement in Raws.
Cuba cpnfrifueuIs - per cent. Sic Market steady
London cable of october lfth report advance Of
ID u hcot being quoted at ljs Sd for 81 per cent
test European and foreign markets steady.
The Brazil crop b. small aud late Cuba crop cA-
rrns that OF last year. Other West Indies smaller
Latest C4blr from Manila Of October l4th quote price
Of EAtfa No. Manila sugar No. 10 d per 22i1 ms T.
Oh. 90 tll a. With exchange at 81 - the present
basis iF JGl Tor ~ per cent
NItE-Mar,ct dull with no disposition on the part
OF buyers 10 pay 4C. Nearly the entire shipment
per Alameda Of 800 bags stored in warehouse.
VIC quote price al ~ ~ days OF per cent discount
Thu- Tar this about 1000 bags Carolina and
i.Wb bags Japan have been landed here.
CHAliTEBS-M Market continues steady with few
transactions 10 note 1ss Gd Liverpool for wood and
3as I'D Cork, u. H. for Enquiry limited. Wheat
mas advanced here under favorable English HdvicCs
ENCHANGE-LundUn 90 days sight 1851. New
York sight IS per cent
FLpuR-G. q. Extra Family $3.50; Fl Dorado $50.
BEAN-SlH per ton.
HARLEY No feed per Cil- 81. 4j.
GROUND BARLEY $3.50 per Ton.
uATS-tHIT Sl.2js med. Si.35; choice Sl4D
NAN-tumprcsScd wheat and cat Sii 10 $3.50 lHrrc
bales do St3s Go SI5is.
LINES % aud 81 90 per bbl.