The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-05-08
Shipping Notes.

The Ivy took one passenger, T Boskeng.
The 81. Lucie had one Chinese passenger
for San Francisco.
The Sarah S. Ridgeway took 1,4OO tons
sugar from kahului for San Francisco.
The Ivy cast of her mornings on April
30th and went out in tow of the tug
She had some 800 tons sugar and was about
2l15 feet IN the water.
Tugboats went out, at San Francisco, to
the Honolulu traders, Caibarien, s. G.
Wilder and Planter, and brought their ship
ment Of bananas ashore.
The British ship Shannon. from Newcastle,
\. S. W., for San Pedro, put into Tahiti
about March LIST, leaking badly. She will
discharge her entire cargo.
The c. d. Bryant sailed for this port from
San Francisco on April 10Th with cargo of
general merchandise, valued at S24, 42I, and
in transit six cases dry goods. valued at
$2,245. Among the cargo are 20 cases, 3
barrels and 10 kits salmon.
The bk Alice Mary. Captain Law. cleared
Saturday for Bakers Island. The shipping
entries were L, 500 lbs. rice, value SI3i %;
500 lbs. -four, value $l9 20; 6,l50 lbs. bread
value S277 30; 800 lbs. cracked wheat, value
SlS-all By L. h. Davies d Co.
The cargo of the barkentine st. Lucie,
hence for San Francisco, consisted of LIZA
tons, s cwt. 76 lbs. sugar, value $102, 545 Is.
Shipments; Schaefer & Co., 13S,443 lbs,
value 1851 y; Brewer & Co., 765,9l3 lbs,
value $32, 9O4 06; Castle d Cooke, /. 424 $50
lbs, value S64,1O3 40.
The steamship Australia, Captain Houd-
lette, commander, left San Francisco April
oath, at 2:l0 p. M; first two days strong N
w. breeze, with moderate sea; thence to port
light variable breeze, smooth sea and fine
weather; last a hours, moderate trades from
E. S. E. She brought 20 passengers and 800
tons cargo.
The latest advices from New Bedford
state that sales of 400 barrels sperm ana
400 barrels whale oil had been made on
private terms for manufacture. Whalebone
is quiet, Arctic being held at 81 As to 81 30
and Japan at 81 to 81 % per pound. The
total stock of whalebone on hand in the
United States IS 2O5, 200 pounds.
The ship Ivy took cargo of l 1863 tons 5
cwt. lbs. sugar, valued at S17S,22 So. The
shipments were: SIS, al lbs, value S26. 235 IS.
Brewer d Co.; 602,647 lbs, value S2S, 900,
Hackfeld & Co; I52, 2y7 lbs, value 1852 81,
Grinbaun il Co.; l ,266, $50 lbs. value $751;
Ola 10, Castle d Cooke; ], 2SS,03 lbs, value
S59,43I 40, Davies d Co.
The shipments hence by the Alameda
were: Sugar., 5I7,37S lbs, value $72 422. w.
G. Irwin d Co.; 2l2, $40 lbs, value SIS. T43 49,
Il. A. Widemann. Bananas-value 81 per
bunch, 100 punches, z. K. Myers; 1855 lunches,
Z. /. Marshall; 200 punches, o. J. Campbell;
l7O punches, Z. @. CameTinos. Betel leaves
value So per box bXs., Soy Sing: 3 bxs.,
An Wan; s bxs., 4. Shang; , bIs., Lung Foo:
bxs., All Wan; . bags ginger, value S25 and
80 bdls. sugar cane, value $50, All Wan.
Total sugar, $50 tons, . cwt., q lbs, value
$751; 65 49, Total value of cargo. hence,
SS2,71 80.
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Morse, commander, arrived Friday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock, u days ~ minutes from
Auckland, Is d&ys 10 minutes from Sydney,
and moored at the Oceanic Company's
wharf. Discharged Sydney pilot April 18th
at ; p. NJ; stopped for Auckland pilot April
22d, 1 P. m; discharged Auckland pilot
April I'D, 3 p. M. stopped off Tutuila April
27th, 2:O5 o. m; detention % minutes; stopped
for Honolulu pilot May 4th, 4;03 p. m. Had
fine weather and smooth sea to the equator;
thence strong n. Z. trades, with head sea.
She has y passengers for this port and l2l
cabin and % steerage passengers in transit.
She leaves for San Francisco at noon to-day
The Hawaiian bark Lillian, Capt. Duncan,
which sailed from Honolulu February lst for
Hongkong, reached the latter port on the
22d-50 days from Honolulu. Capt. Duncan
reports first 10 DAYS strong south and south
west gales: passed the $50 parallel 20 days
Assumption Island and Urraccar Island;
could see nothing on either of those islands
but smoke coming out on the north side of
Assumption and lava running intOthe sea;
saw a small shoal bearing west from Assump.
ton Island, about II miles distant; on the
I1th passed within mile of Douglas Rock,
but could not see it; don't believe it exists;
passed through Ballintang Channel on the
18th; had strong easterly gales and heavy
sea on the 10th. lasting for is hours: at
a. m. on the 2lst sighted Breaker Point
Light; had fresh northeast wind and squally
weather; at 8 a. m. on the 22d took pilot
on board abreast of Pedro Blanco; sailed on
parallel of IL degrees north, and passed over
island and shoals marked on my chart. but
don't think they exist; have sailed $40
miles by log and 5,i3S BY observation; had
northerly current the entire passage up to
south end of Formosa. March ID, An Chin,
a Chinese passenger, died of consumption.