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niK PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AOVEKTISEK: HONOLULU. OCTOBER 23. 1800.
9
1 C. A. Peterson
WHARF AND WAVE.
izer. ol pkgs paints and oil. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Drs. 50 cs champagne, 2u2 cs
BROKER,
Real Estate
and Financial
AGENT.
Houses For Rent.
Properties For Sale.
Stocks and Bonds.
Loans Negotiated,
Honolulu, Ho 1.
OFFICE: 16 K&AHU1IASU STREET.
P. O. BOX 365.
MRS. L. F. MYERS,
DRESS MAKER
X.ATE FROM CALIFORNIA, WILL,
cut, fit and make all kinds of ladies'
-costumes; will go out by the day. Ho
nolulu Hotel, opposite the Queen. 5353
The wind-jammer Occidental is dis
charging coal at Pacific Mail wharf.
The Marie Hackfeld sailed with a
sugar cargo for San Francisco yester
day. The steamer James Makee arrived
yesterday morning from Kapaa. report
ing rough weather on the windward
coast of Kauai.
Word was brought by the America
Marti that the China would not be j
needed by the United States Govern-j
ment as a transport. i
There were 1S5 Chinese and 01 Jap
anese passengers from this port in the
steerage of the America Maru for Ori
ental ports when she sailed yesterday
morning. The cargo which was partly
damaged by the fire in Yokohama is on J
Pacific Mail wharf.
The schooner O. M. Kellogg, from
Tacoma, is at Pacific Mail wharf, Wai
kiki end, with a lot of piles and wharf
lumber for the United States Govern
ment. As soon as discharged the re
mainder of her cargo, destined for the
Oahu Building Company, will be ta
ken to the Railway wharf.
The Russian steamship Dalny Vos
tok anchored in the stream yesterday
morning from Kobe with Japanese im
migrants and coal. The Dalny Vostok
is a large freighter and was formerly
the Brindisi under the British flag.
The Dalny Vostok goes to San Francis
co from here, where she goes into the
transport service to Manila.
VICTORIA, Oct. 10. The barkentine
Uncle John, bound from Honolulu to
Puget Sound, went ashore on Sunday
night on the west shore of Vancouver
Island. She is a total loss. The Uncle
John left Honolulu on September 18
and made a good passage toward Port
Townsend, where she was to receive
orders. She was driven ashore during
the gale of Sunday night. The officers
and men escaped by taking to the
boats.
i SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. The
Hawaiian ship Star of Russia is out
twenty-one days from Port Gamble
with a cargo of lumber for Algoa bay
and the Hawaiian ship John Ena is
out twenty-eight days from Port
Blakeley with lumber for Delagoa bay.
The American ship M. P. Grace arrived
from Port Blakeley at Delagoa bay on
the 5th, and the British, ship Ancaios
sailed from here for Cape Town on
August 20, with 63,100 centals of wheat,
valued at $72,000. What fate remains
in store for the two Hawaiian ships is
problematical. It is possible that their
cargoes may be seized.
The ship George Curtis and S. C. Al
len commenced discharging yesterday
their big cargoes from San r rancisco.
The George Curtis brought the follow
ing: 200 bbls flour, 447 cs canned
goods, 35 pkgs groceries and provisions,
240 lbs chocolate, 528 bxs soap, 119 cs
hardware, 2,905 sks bran, 2,346 ctls bar
ley, 120 bxs paste, 2S0 coils rope, 7,814
ft lumber, 7,820 lbs rolled barley, 35
bales dry goods, 3 coils leather, 26 kgs
nails, 102,636 lbs beans, 203,000 bricks,
11,200 lbs coal, 663 lbs soda, 150 oars,
773 lbs cheese, 13a ctls corn, 125 pkgs
millwork, 1,150 lbs dried fruits, 3,190
lbs codfish, 78 cs meal, 65 ctls wheat,
10 bbls plaster. 2.708 bales hay. 254
tons fertil
0 cs 'liquor
turpentine, 277 pkgs machinery. 2C lbs .
sugar, C9 ctls barley. 50 bbls lime. 41
sks middfings. 2.710 lbs lard. 1.4"j lbs
spice, SO bales bags, 677 lbs nuts, 6S
bbls clay, 1.974 pkgs railroad material'
50 cs bread. 1 cs drugs. 1mi tins match- ,
es, 1,312 posts. The bark i. C. Allen
is discharging the following: .") bbls!
flour, 190 kgs lead. P sks middling, i
2S0 sks bran, C9o.3v) lbs sugar. KYI
bdls shinies, 2.60 lbs manufactured
tobacco. "w cs coal oil. 145 cs canned
goods, CO ctls corn, 4.67 cs and 25 bbls
salmon. 66 ctls wheat. 125 lbs crack
ed corn, 6S1 bales hay. 103.195 lb roi
led barley, 1.000 bbls lime. .".')
bricks, 30 pkgs machinery, 20.500 lbs
bread, C17 ctls oats. 90 pkgs saddlery.
20 cs drugs.
Honolulu. 11. I.. Oct. 2. I'.'?.
NAME OF STOCK.
Carnal Far;
Pali. Val
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
Steamers due and to sail today and
for the next six days arc as follows:
ARRIVE.
Steamers From Due
China Yokohama Oct. 21
Upolu Kohola Oct. 24
Australia S. F. Oct. 25
Miowera Sydney Oct. 25
Kinau Hilo Oct. 2S
Kilauea Hou Kaunakal Oct. 2S
Mokolii Kaunakakai Oct. 2S
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Renton, Holmes & Co.
Fred. E. Sander, Am. schr.. 3S3 tons
(now at Tacoma) Lumber tbenee to
Kahului. by Chas. Nelson.
Planter, Am. bkt.. 49$ tons Pass,
and mdse.. San Francisco to Honolulu.
in Hawaiian line, by Williams. Dimond 1
& Co.
S. N. Castle. Am. bkt., 404 tons
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coma) Lumber thence to Kahului, by
Chas. Nelson.
Geo. C. Perkins. Am. bkt.. tons
(at Gray's Harbor) Lumber thence to
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by Renton. Holmes & Co. ; Hand. Tf lephone 6W.
Hardware, Filters, Crockery,
Glasware, Iron Bedsteads,
Carborlineum, Stockholm Tar,
Demijohns, Etc., Etc., Etc.
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