The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-06


i. known that HRyemevel had sold
out nearly all his certificates at high
iiguree, relying upon his ability 10
load up at low quotations from weak
holdcFs, who had'hctpnac. thoroughly
dsgu5,cd with hi methods; but /,
is clear, as the time approaches for
the annual meeting, that he is forced
TO buy in certificates at much
sleeper prices than he bad caiculsi-
ed upon when financial suppor, was
Withdrawn from the %stitis" in Wall
street by bis orders.
The unsettled state Of affairs ut
the Islands IS injuring your country
to this extent, that II is preventing
many tourists visiting Honolulu 4
statement recently appeared in
city paper to the effect that trouble
was anticipated on the Islands,
while Honolulu paper published q
story 10 the effect that plot to
seize the Ministers and subyert the
Constitution had been discovered.
The truth or falsity Of these sta,c-
mcn's is of course unknown here;
Tie effect, however, l., observable,
and is not benedcIal 10 Hawaiian
interests. There should be an end
70 disquieting statements which can
bcneli, no one, but which may very
seriously injure many.
\ London dispatch of May l4th
states that the Hawaiian steamer
Clnudine, from Scotland for Homo.
lulu, put into Cape Veras with pro-
pcller lost. The despatch further
states that the Ciat,line is owned by
j. ID. Spreckels & Bros. of San
Francisco, and is TO bc used in trad
ing between The Islands. There is
no dock or psiont slip at Port We.
ras, Cape de Verde Islands, at
which repairs may he done, bu, as
the ship carries duplicates Golfer
dam may bc built and new screw
pn, in. This accident will delay the
Claudihe's arrival al Honolulu longer
than was expected,
Hall Bros. OF Port Blakcly are
| building schooiter for Capt, Geo.
Smith, TO carry i2D0 tons sugar.
| She is intended tor The Hawaiian
| trade.
There were eight arrivals on the
| lSth from Honolulu, viz, G. n. Cas-.
tie, George II. Douglass, W. II. Di.
mond, G.. y Wilcox, CaiDar!en,
Ceyion, Meaoc and Alden Besse.
| They all arrived within twenty iour
hours of each other. Honolulu trade
alone shows signs OF activity.
The American Sugar Refinery ro-
mains olosed, and ii current rumocs
are 10 be believed there is very little
chance Of business being resumed
by it for tie remainder ot the sea
son.
The Bulletin OF the 2lst Gays
"The proprietors uf Ihe California
Refinery put up the price Sc al
round yesterday, as noted in the
market report. This il the hrs
change o! which the refinery has ad
yiscd us IN three months, though II
the meantime Qnile irregular rn,e'
have been reported among dealers
.Ae there is only one local source oI
supply, there is no necessity fol
irregular prices among jobber2. The
prof, in this line OF goods Is smal
at best, and we know CT no obiec
for cutting rates"
The Philadelphia refinery OF Clau
Apreckcis has been incorporated sn(
like the California Refinery Com
rany oil the stock IN 1t belongs /,
his own family. The Philadelphia
refinery il turning out a large quan
,iIy oi superior sugar which has so
cured high standing in the marke,
70 n newspaper interviewer at Phi
!! ladelphia Mr.. Claus Spreckels SAT-
his refinery Was not Tor sale An
HAT he had no intention whatever q
joining the Sugar Trust,
Trade TO the Islands remains at
tive. Wilhont II San francisc
would be very dull port nj the pc,
sent time.