The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-19
COMMODORE LAST
Of the Seasons Sugar
Ships to New York.
Summary of Vessels That Have
Sailed This Year Value of
Cargo Over 100000

The American ship Commodore, Da-
wilson master, is now completely laden
with sugar for New York and Will
probably sail for her destination today.
Her cargo constitutes the last OF the
season to go around the Horn. In view
of this fact, il has been thought that
a summary of the vessels for the East
from this port, with the cargoes and
their values. for the present year.
might prove interesting. Below there
will be found complete list of these
vessels:
January 1-Br. blk Snowdon, Row
land. 3O,696 bags, weighing 3,797 1856
lbs. 0S9S 1356-20O0 tons) and valued at
s1O9. 513.22. Arrived in New York May
Ia. Time of passage, 134 days.
January 15-Br. blk. Samoa, Fret
wurst. 1907 bags, weighing 4,O38,69O
lbs. (2O14 100000 tons) and valued at
SIG. O42.95. Arrived in New York May
9. Time of passage, 119 days.
January 28-Am. sp. S. p. Hitchcock,
Gates, 57,136 bags, weighing 1,O94,4
lbs. (3547 100000 tons) and valued at
s2O9. 161. Arrived in New York May
6. Time of passage, SO days.
February 18-Am. sp. H. b. HYDE,
Sribner, 66112 bags, weighing 8,1lS,-
O76 lbs. (4O59 100000 tons) and valued
at s241 STOP. Arrived in New York
May 29 Time of passage, 100 days.
March 10-Am. sp. May Flint, Nick
els, 79, 593 bags, weighing 9,713,9S3 t4856
1983-2O00 tons) and valued at $281, 29l
Arrived in New York June 20. Time
of massage, 40 days.
March 2O-Br. bk Samantha, Grove,
GO ,94S bags, weighing 7,977,74O lbs.
1898 1740-2O00 tons) and valued at
1896 ,994 No report of arrival pup
lished
March 25-Am sp. E. B. Sutton, 49,
438 bags, weighing 5,576,124 lbs. (27S8
124-2OOO tons) and valued at S164,O56.
No report of arrival published.
April Am sp. Benz. F. Packard,
lbs. 1881 100000 tons) and valued at
s199 gag. Arrived in New York July IL.
Time of passage, 102 days.
April 9-Br. blk. Callao, Roster, III
$50 bags, weighing 3,431 900 lbs. Q71O
100000 tons) and valued at $lO2,-
116 No report published.
April 12-Am. sp. w. F. Babcock,
Graham, 55,S49 bags, weighing 6,9Sl 1888
lbs. 1890 1S83-2000 tons) and valued at
5000 O7S. Arrived in New York July IA.
Time of passage, 80 days.
April 13-Am. sp. Luzon, Park, 49,
500 bags, weighing 4.167 $50 lbs. (2O83
1559-2OO tons) and valued at $124,S8l
Arrived in New York July 10. Time of
passage, 90 days.
April 19-Am. sp. Geo. Curtis, Sproul,
&c. O64 bags, weighing 1854, $50 lbs.
(2792 559-20OO tons) and valued at
S162 100 7S
April 27-Am. sp. Iroquois, Taylor,
56717 bags, weighing 6,S10,495 lbs.
(34O5 435-20OO tons) and valued at
$233 ,016.
May Am. sp. Kenilworth, Baker,
Sc ,937 bags, weighing 7,7S2,7O6 lbs.
1881 7O6-2OOO tons) and valued at
1924, 275.
MAY 25-Am. sp. w. H. Macy, Ames-
bury, 59,1 bags, weighing 7,13O,43S
lbs. 1855 43S-2000 tons) and valued at
s19s, 979.
May gam. sp. Susquehanna, Sew
all. 1922 bags, weighing S,195,432 lbs.
(4O97 1432-2OOO tons) and valued at
S235, IT'S.
June 17-Am. sp. Reaper, Young, 3d.
S12 bags, weighing 4,404. 1924 lbs (22O2
tons) and valued at 1882 ,O49.
June 3O-Am. sp. A. J. Fuller, Mat
thews. 45,S2O bags, weighing 1886, 437
lbs. (2s12 437-2OO0 tons) and valued at
S169 .941.
July Am. sp. Aryan, st. Clair, 3d.
GA bags. weighing 6,6S4,956 lbs. (S34z
$50 OOO tons) and valued at S2OO,S14.
July S-ItaI. blk. Giuseppe, Sciacalu-
gar. 90. 5S1 bags, weighing 3,7S5,5OS lbs.
dS92 1908 1000 tons) and valued at
$40. 1891.
July 29-Am. sp. Mary L. Cushing.
10 ierfi inc
548 lbs. (2543 54S-2000 tons) and val
ued at $163, GOA.
July 31-Am. sp. Roanoke, Hamilton,
1857 bags. weighing 9,013,423 lbs.
(45O6 142S-2O0O tons) and valued at
s2SS, 435.
The am. sp. Commodore, Davidson,
sailing today, will take 50,3O3 bags,
weighing 5000, S34 lbs. (3100 $4,000
tons) and valued at s196,204.
AS will be seen from the above, a
poodly amount of sugar has passed
around the Horn, and is on the way TO
New York, since January LIST, the GATE
of the sailing Of the British bark
Snowdon.
Counting the cargo of the Commo-
dore. following are the totals: Number
of bags exported. 1.16S, 571; number OF
tons. 72,947 12S-2000; value, $4,3S1,-
S379S.
There have been Is vessels in all
from this port, and all have been dis
patched by VIM. G. Irwin & Co. to the
American Sugar Refining Company
The w. F. Babcock, which arrived in
New York on July 14th, has made the
fastest time so far (92 days.. The bu-
ION comes next, with SO days.
A MONSTER PUMP.