Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-08
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HONOLULU. JULTs 1852
The week ha' been one round Of interested excite.
mcnt over the celebration Of the Fourth that has
interfered somewhat with peopca' aat'Iing down 10
regular business though the frco arrivals Of o many
" our packets this week have ouycnrd our shipping
houses and consignocs. Tho fan aud varied cargoes
cr II ". Amy Kalakaua WIN. g. irwin. Discoycry
". II. Meyer, and II. H. Wentworth from san Fran.
cisco, since our last issue has placed market in
full stock Of all needed Coast supplics while tho
zeaandia brought Up partial cargo from the Colonies
The extent Of trade with San Francisco has grown 90
steadily that the above list OF vessels leaving there
within week, or arriving here together &C. no un.
common occurrence. The s.. Z. CONT HsyaH and
Naytd R,tisiC Of the 22d ult very trnly saw Tho
Hawaiian traffic h growing with considerable rapIdtv
both exports and imports FOR tho week being
large and Of no little value to the commerce " this
port And yet there are journals that oyrrclsiug
dog IL the mangcr policy viii persist in their al.
cmps TO decry the advantages o tho United states h,
ne Treaty Of Reciprocity while other. again though
not outspokcd against IT, indicate by their silence
thal they are not watohfu for the best interests of snn
Francisco for the encouragement Of any trade that will
iend to give her the supremacy of the Pacific
Building nctiyy coutnuos iu our midst and some
little transactions have been reported I'm real estate Of
which we have the following. Mcssrs Hart Bros has
purchased from Mr. schricycr hs property ON Nuuanu
street between King and Merchant streets for the anm
OF 1910 II has frontage Of &c feet on Nuuanu st.
and runs back some 1ji feet They propose 10 erect
two tproo stores thereon one OF which has already
secured tenant Mr B. i. Dillingham; has also dis.
posed Of two double lots Of fpOyi5O feet since o
auction sale Of n few weeks since 10 parties We
believe who contemplate building at an early date
~ the auction sale last Saturday of the two.storcd
residence Of p. G. Jones, Esq. It'll reported to have
been bought in at $500
by the arrivals from San Frnncsco we have dates to
the s2d nit The latest quotations on island produce
are as follows -
SuGAR-Actiyc demands for all grades OF refined,
ranging from ic0l2H c. No ausion made for Hawai-.
,. hIcE,rriees Price; arc weaker through continued free
WooL-Dcmand dull with accumuIatng stocks in
,arous parts of the state Quotabc nj t9Oc for poor
HlDEsNo material change in ,aucs from last
TALLow-Coniinucs in active demand quoted at 7
UIhc for rendered
The steamer City Of New York may he looked for as
due after this p. from san Francisco with dates to
the ist inst. The Sucz will follow with dates to the
9Th, to return again from nero on the ed
We call attention Of readers to the proceedings of
the Assembly yesterday on Steamship Subsidy matters
snd the letters Of the agents OF the Oceanic and r. NJ
:. 5. Co.'S relative to their proposed steam services
between this port and San Francisco
We omitted last week to make mention OF the re.
moya Of the California Furniture CO.. from their Fort
81. Store to Queen st., adjoining W. G. Irwin q Co..
where with enlarged quarters they will have better
facilities for displaying their extensive stock, and
room for upholstcrlng purpotos. Mr. g. f. Wells cx.
tends into the store vacated.
j. I. Warehouse moves into his Guc new store on
Fort street specially arranged for the needs Of his
fancy and dry goods trade that No 10 has long been
noted Tor.
The firm of Vest Page IL dissolved by mutual con.
sent, Mr.. West continuing
The Marble works of Messrs Lime has boen moved
Etrpgt to Fort nh JInt