The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-09
On sax FRANCISCO LETTER.
Es- = = UruAsIIlz- san Francisco, June
81 1859.
szrz- Matters.


szrEr Matters.
AZ Eastern authority gives the fol
lsvZE encouraging information:
Lbs question Of prce Is fast becom-
--E q secondary Importance to CUES
1u- q supplies, Of both raws and
r1sl 4 notable feature of the
vel g 1ils further decrease Of II. 26I
1z e 1soe.Tts from Cuba and news
E- 1bs British West Indies that
EaE =szsu1 Il closing with 5000 tons
49, s-rE- to- shipment from Trim
CzL --z- lEs- season and correspond
llC shortages from other islands.
-EZ= 1E- there has been no extraor-
c-uE-- decrease u the United States
49, iss8-sssl t0ns) under last year;
tur = q interest does not consist in
-1z1 Re have received. but II what
- hive u hand and are TO receive,
E1c v-lere Z i 70 come from. The
--p1-s-s stock l. but 24.222 tons
z-E---s- 15l.I35 tons. d deficiency of
L-5-sl> tons which last year existed
z -leEl stocks for retners to draw
1-z-s- q their Own supplies gave
Uu- Lbe reIuers have lost 1855
1u1s sl- -1e Teak- and have now but
49, tons u excess Of same time
-Es1 raz- 4 point which cannot be
emphasized too much l. apparent
--uZ -lHse EEures The importers
W. lave 10 local stocks as they had
las -sz- 40 give the refners, when
tle lslE- foreign supplies gave out;
ths-et1-s The necessity for hunting
M word for unusual supplies Is
ma Eues multiplied, for the re-
@E-- stocks must be maintained /
Eu1 increased 70 give them any Sc
cUv E- a. against an absolute |
De- u supplies They must not /
u--T II the VOID u last year. but I
IL increased VOID q this year, caused 4
II 1he 1Z5.1I3 tons minus Of i'm
E8l--e-s sf5ck- Only two sources are
u7sH1 t1- TINS, the East Indias and .
tu-C7s=- u both Of which they must
eo-pste with European buyers.
l1as- STOCK u al the principal coun-
1s r latest mail and cable dates
= $3.50 tons against LOGS. 1856 tons
q sa-e tine last year. a prominent
Fl-Euis- and Senator Of the United
s1ssas writes that the drought has
seriously IL ured the growing sugar
cry O Louisiana
Foreign Anafrs
LIE sl5p-0Ensrs Of Liverpool have
Unanimously refused to grant the
s1vErce wages demanded by the
s--lEug ssE1en-
LbE Trans Atlantic Steamship
88ZpEry- whose vessels run be-
-Ess- Liverpool and New York. an
home -Lzt vessel viii be speci-
~ EEs6 ont and moored in the
n which nCn-union seaman |
II g. BEARDED during the time
slsE-s-s are u port and provided |
'l-L police protection
Inc large tea warehouse Of Cornes
/ Co. q Yokohama was burned on I
1ue - causing 3 loss Of $4,000. |
japanese has been arrested on
iusTlcl1l that lie intended to assas- &
--z-s Count Soto, the new Cabinet {
.z1s-- The Van Setback Hall of {
Ls Reform Church Of America was +
.Es#1e1 recently IN Yokohama. The t
-aE7Eroess Of the steamer CITY of c
r1uey committed suicide by Jump '
~ gTs-h3zrd while on the voyage d
-1u H0ngkoug TO Kobe. i
L1e old adage that 1T Is an Ill
md lhEt blows no good" Is forcibly a
--1le1 Il the sinking two months .
e VIII 8 full load Of passengers v
% g valuable cargo Of the British {,
.=sDe- S5utgpau She struck a rock a
! l1e sZt-z5rdinarily tortuous chan
4 uhat connects the two oceans \
sE- Terra de- Fuego and sank in "
80 uluutes- Nothing vas known b
1H- loss Tor Two weeks. Now Col. c
D. B=elsn- the Chilean Consul S,
-a1s-z- sdvsrlses for proposals for c;
b -EE-lE u 8 cable between Puerto O
lIlL south q Valparaiso, and a il
1lut lz she Straits Of Magellan near o
b. Atlantic. On the discovery of I
BE- -oss q the C0tapaH the Chilean tt
JFe-lneut determined to establish tc
u1ce gulck Communication be W
seen IL settlements il this distant CT
IE1co and rs capital. which, when al
VII establish cable
-EuulcscUn with Cape Horn. hi
I1-reuusl rams, accompanied by ca
-11a-- have swept over Hesse. B
midwest PbEls, Nassau and Thur 81
ga Ihe storm extended east to d
zZ5ry- south 70 Bavaria. Serious te
mage has been done to crops. dc
svs-El persons and a large number er
cE--le persisted.
0s-1g Oh the Black Sea. near to
lessE vas nearly destroyed by fire. th
thousand people are homeless. 81
be- damage : estimated at mil q
q r1bles- M
The Mexican Government has Just NJ
5eEly Promulgated the treaty lis
lIch EGs signed al Washington K
q Japan on the S0th Of November Cs
T. il marks a new era in the
llu-nElc relations Of Japan with Oh
2 Western powers. and viii prob of
3 be shortly followed by the nego- ce
1uns al similar treaty between su
. Cu1ts5 States and Japan. This we
the first time that Mexico has CHI
& tie honor Of iniating a new de- tn,
-ture n treaty relations with the pa
s-s2 powers. and the Mexican we
cas- are naturally elsted over los
prominence and advantage 81