The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-14
SHIPPING NOTES.

The stmr Mokolii brought II deck
passengers from Molokai this morning.
Purser Kelley of the stmr Mokolii re-
ports fine weather all the way down, but
had nasty weather going up.
The stmr Lehua's sugar has been
shipped on board the bark G d Bryant.
The stmr Jas Makee brought seven
deck passengers from Kauai this morn
ng.
One of the boats of the stmr Claudine
which was stove in at Hama on her la st
trip, has been brought down by the stmr
Lehua.
The stmr w G Hall experienced rough
weather on her up trip to Maui and Ha-
wall, but had fine weather on her trip
down.
The sugar that came by the stmr JAS
Makne this morning is being shipped on
board the 4-masted schr Olga.
The 3055 bags sugar that came by the
stmr Kaimiloa yesterday are being ship
ped on board the bark Albert.
The 4-masted schr Olga is receiving
sugar from the stmr W e Hall.
The balance of sugar that came by the
stmr Claudine is being shipped on
DOard the Ok Albert.
The Am brig VIM G Irwin, Capt Me-
Culloch, which arrived this morning
from San Francisco, brought cargo OF
general merchandise valued at SIS. 647.
Following is the list: 1886 lbs beans, POI
casks and l20 bbls beer, 2 boats, ID cs
boots & shoes, 0,649 lbs bread, 3 pkgs
brooms, b32 SKIS bran, "a pkgs building
materials, 81 do and s pkgs blinds, III
cs brandy. 70 Is canned goods, 1913 ct s
corn, 400 lbs dried fruits, 25l do and 6
pkgs door,, cs dry goods, l cs drugs,
200 empty bblS, 10 ks feed, ga bbls
flour, so pkgs glassware. III pkgs gro
ceres, cs hats, 81 pkgs hardware, cs
honey, 100 cs kerosene, 500 bbs lime,
22S head live stock, 10 cs liquors, 80 pkgs
n1uchinery, u pkgs mdse, 5l25 lbs and |
cs meal. S pkgs mlllstuffs, 80 kegs nails.
Al els oats, 81 cs oil, 20 cs paints 81
pkgs paste, 10 pkgs paper, p anks, Z
cs potatoes, l29 pkgs provisions, 10 lbs
pearl barley, 1885 lbs rolled barley, .
pkgs and 10 bles salt, 4 SKIS seed, &c bbls
and 70 hf bbls salmon, % sheets steel,
lG3 bXs soap, bX and 5 cs starch, ii
pkgs salt fish, 1880 lbs sugar, 40 bdls
| shingles, 1890 lbs tea, pk4s tubs, 10
D. Is varnish. 81 ctls wheat, 20 cs whls-
key. 1925 lbs white lead, q pkgs win
dows, $50 gals and 40 cs wine.
The Br Blk VIM LIE Lacheur. Capt
Aud. will sail for Hongkong tomorrow
A number of Cinnamon will take pass
age by her
The bark Ceylon is through discharg-
ing. She took in ballast yesterday and
she is now locked at Robinson's wharf
The sugar that came by the Mokolii
this morning is being stored in the y
! 5 Co.'S warehouse.
The brig w G Irwin, Capt McCulloch
which arrived this morning, made the
passage from port to port in Is days
She has deck load of horses and 25a
hogs consigned to VIM McCandless.
The s Australia, Captain Houdlette
left for san Francisco at noon to-day
packing away cargo of our domestic
| products which were valued at S l22. SOB
So, from the following shippers: VIM
Irwin & Co, l4.10S bags sugar; Ii A
Widemann, 3545 bags sugar; Sing
Chong & Co. lO46 bags rice; NJ Phillips
& Co, $50 bags rice; Wing On NO Il Co
300 bags rice; Yuen Lung & Co, 1OC
bags rice; F f Porter. 433 pkgs greer
hides, IL pkgs dry hides, 2 bdls goat
skins and bdls sheepskins; McChesney
& Son. $50 pkgs green hides and 3 bdl'
sheep skins; IS bxs belel leaves shipped
by Chinamen; NJ Roderiques, l8S
bnchs bananas; Jno Lewis, 100 bnch:
bananas; Lyman Bros, $50 bags rice
p d Camarinos, 50 bxs fruits; Q Il Gu
lick, $40 bnchs bananas; G Lycan Il Co
5lS bnchs bananas; Marshall & Robin
son. 41l0 bnchs bananas. She also tool
| horse and II pkgs sundries.