The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-22
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ERIDAE F"EBRrARra n. 1s7o.

FRLDAK. FEBRU-fRT u, 1879.
NpvrrxN from various parts Of the Islands still report
zpious showers" thereby showing the rainfall 70 be
general thruughoutt the group The light southeriy winds
that have prevailed make the shipping movements. both
eoasting and foreign. quite sluggish.
The nouotony however has a. last been broken. and We
can report the arrival Of the Ella and Edward james from
San FraHeisco. with dates 70 The 18th ult. The market
quotations show no material change In Island produce
since last reported. Both vessels bring full assorted car
goes. anil are 10 be followed by the Discovery, Ealakaua,
W II Meyer AMI stmr City % New York.
We have also % record the ARRIVAL on Tuesday last, he
ism tust % tho 81 zealandia. from the Colonies. and
Which sailed the same evening for san Francisco, taking
number - passengers. and freight valued a ssff.2sO.
schr American Girl also sailed the sams day FOR San
Francisco. with a cargo Of domestic produce
BY the Elia we were favored with q copy % the SIN
F-uucinua JaaD7nrf ef C0zam>rrg Annual Rsrislg o. Jan al,
for which we tender our thanks 10 the Publishers. Il IL
very full and elaborate issue. and contains much valua-
BILE Information that We would like 10 make use % here,
but with Annual Tables Of our Custom House Statistics
for the past year. which We are enabled 10 furnish this
issue, space Will not allow us 70 ezpstiate thereon. tits
interesting. however. In e0unsction with our own tables,
90 rcfuts the erroncous charges made against the mutual
bcnedt workings OF the Treaty. In the San Francisco
tables we and that These ia1ands take hr,t rank In their
Exports Of Bread. Clothing, Dry Goods, and Picked Sal
men. second In Exports % Refined sugar-nOtEithstand-
ing ne ehargs made asAinst "a that We use [" German r..
fined sugar" and that q ths San Francisco Rehner does
not create or demand q market here for the refined sugars
he produces from the island growth" We are second
also In Lumber and In Leather; fourth In the list OF for
eign arrivals and also IN departures. and hdh in amount
Of Canned salmon. We may refer TO these tables again
al another time.
Our Custom House Statistic Tables for 1913 make an
excellent showing. and one that will well repay invest-
ghtion, FOR Notwithstanding the heavy tmPortations that
have been going On 70 meet the expanding Industries, we
have exceeded them in the value Of Exports by over half
a million o. dollars: thus eutfting Us TO rank with the
bsv eogniEies whose psbi. and Credit Accounts with the
vdrId snow on the rfghf sfde Of our books. 60
The figures here given ~ 20 the proportion Of supplies
We receive from the United States show 4 tribe Over. two
thirds OF the total OF all Imports, while the other third
hTs 10 be divided up with all the world, Of which Eng
land comes in for a share Of s549115, ana Germany for
s19,Tf6, including bonded goods #-.- N -
surely this makes IL plain on It's face, that the United
States Il receiving n beneht TO the full extent OF orr
R-owfng prosperity from the beneficial workings Of the
Treaty. Dfn rr ~. 80 H