The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-16

H0rOLrLr. .yryF "a Ieso

HONOLULU. JUNE IS 1850
Nc notice slight improvement in business during
fhr wr and considerable activity has prevailed along
the uha-re- The late boom in prices in he East
a--i-Iv subsIded we learn that quite LARGE
zEmhs ~ orders have been sent forward which would
rrun to indicate healthier tone in business here
Wr present below Messrs Williams Dimopd a Co 3
c-uisr which win prove interesting 10 our readers:
sss FRAScTsoo, June 5th. 1850.
Eu--ur Gazr--r-W-fth settled weather trade shovvs
uias % Improvement in many branches, and with
la-e grain crop nov about assGred we look forward 10
a FrEr az general prosperity.
SuzsE-he receipts for The FIRE; quarter were nbopt
- tons and IL April and May, about 5000 tons maxine
te r.Bnthlv Hve-lzy about 500 tons The semi-anppa
-rr.d-t u r-pahly show cutie an increase OF our an
--l run.umytsisn and an insutciencv OF ZOO m 10
a' fs In the Island product this year. to meet our
o. in---- Manila quotation shows decline and ,b
f1rts So English cables report an excess OF
80 tons = u Y = e COMPARISON 70 equal date Of
Hlr--h= decline j. one cent per pound fro-, .bc
hEtr-l pr1-r rEarhe1- round lot now being under Of
f~ cl-- y On. Z. Ane not accepted The high price
-ra-n-1 rlnnrA might have been maintained had
NJ, s hsrs arrived IN April and May in addition to
Er rT aTe EnAntty received IN the first quarter OF
mr. es- being l7sH bags against 1895 bags Tor same
FraEcs az Island Ricc IL 20 much larger than the
waite population ~ the Pacific Coast can consume that
s ralue in ihis nlrkct be low enough 10 secure
Nrasl tlaec Irc The consumption by the Chinese in
NszAssEs.-Thr supply per Matte Maclesy was
Cui-r eisr9hurrd ana from present demand one party
r4Iss4Hz hhia per EHonth-i0al bbls viii not be in
CEEcss- We ruu-e = CT. for far quality.
-AIanM--ls-1rnnd faiE. we quote, Crude 55G6 c. !;
Vs.a1--Tse market rules in buyers favor Many
EEs-eru hurerr had returned without making their
usual F,lrcAa-rr prrfe-ing wait Quotations are
t-ga1 Nr-th=-z 2 q % Barry and Good Southern,
fz,suE-G G. Er Family. Ss.s7s4 Bran. sl2
EEEEeE----Last charter wooden ship. - ?. Liver
F.a1 cErrc- Immediate loactnE. For new crop, iron
closed Cork. I. Il.
EzcHAseE-s1 days on London IA Sight on y. Y.
Arlzrazs-Nay ssh John Bright II Gussie Telfair
= " >rarrr 18th from Hilos 18th Zcalnndia 10Th
Kalalaza n u. Tafis ;slsi Annie . Matte Macleay
sssh Ella suur q carh sudden sth Forest Queen.
DE-.EruEEs.-MEF ath Eureka H. W. Amy 10th
CITY 81 n. Y C. Sp-rckels for Eahuiui 18th Am
or sA Lady Lampson Zslh D, G. Murray ssth
F.n-urla fur kAhalui June sth ~ W. Tufts.
FnurgsEn nErAE1rEEr.-EllE- Forest Qneen, and
TwlArh1 Tor HIlo- We remain. yours faithfully,
WILLIAMS. DudoSD a Co.
Du-tnr the week the foreign arri=ais were-German
t-E Nirnl1-s from Jaluit. Am blyine Emma Augusta
from UtsHlady. An bark D. C. Murray, and steamer
ZczlEzdia- Aoah from San Francisco.
The d-lErzEres uerr-schr A P. Jordan, for Hum
holars steamer Zealandia for sydney; Am barks H. W
ANY and EzreEA for Francisco: and yacht Casco
fu- TahiEL
The bnz Ceylun IL sti IN port, destined sail
su- HaurkunE. The vessels the berth loading foI
F-zarisuo. the Lady Lampson, Claus spheckels
Cs=a1- Robert. and y. c. Murray.
T2r -1Hu-u-r M- W. Tufts may be shortly expected
from san F-ancislo, having sailed on the 9Th.
The Huuuii=r bark IIauzii ha. recently undergone
so-uurh overhaul Iy NJ. Geo. Emmcs, and will sal
shz-1ir procure iaJo-~rs for these Islsnds. Th'
Storm Bird h. also fitting for similar expedition.
The john u. sprrciris smiled from Hilo for Fran
Cisco on ihc h taking cargo ssf2 bags ss-ar (526,
CO. Ibs ~ barrels mclhsses, sl2 hides, and lot O
small stores
Te brig Hesprrian sailed from, HiIo on the 9TH fo
strf-f ar