Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-01
a Decline in Exports Of Sugar.
Molasscs. Rice, Wool
and Tallow.
\ Healthy Balance of Trade
Notwithstanding.
q IfEGF LNcHEIyE ~ CEyIuwS
HEIENIF.
Continued Growth of Passenger Trave
ana Gain 20 Opr Population
of 1A52 Souls.

of IA5S souls.
We have the pleasure of presenting
I" the readers ol iae Ir-,, with iHls
issue The aunuIl statistical report o.
the Iodc OF the Hawaiian Islands. lr
shown by me custom house tables for
the year 100 s. prepared 1y collector
General W. J.. AIIcuand staff. AS has
been our custom lt seems uitlng ana
proper To review the same, and Wnte
noting the continued healthy balance
ct trade IN Our favor mote also i's len
denotes RON ~hi'h iheic may re
some Proh'ahle lessons TO ne learned
~ '"uiPA'a'''. NA""l'iaa may DC MADE
rom uhe 10 lime.
NlhoHsh several .e'oInE articles OF
export nave i3''en ON me pas, year So
u''' inc '"Uil ".i"t o. 'i eEpoi'S'
u"'nesue ana foreign SHOWS d decline
oil Ploi' 2o4.23 from 'h't 'i 'a"a' we
cannot ng' ADMIT me '"et tn't the
t'n'ts' taken litpselNeh indicate q
satisfactory eohu'ilon "l jIlde' thod1h
not SO "''lAta DIS was tn'' OF me year
preceding. ne a'AeIenee 10 imports
over tn'' oI 1909 SHOWS us 10 Dc
s'e"u''y "9I-hl4i Z" crowd mo lhls
n,h"Gd nsIa ".i Il can ''s'''y i'Ne'
"4,''c' 'vf l'f''''"'.e consumption "'
"tneI"l'e Is apparently an a.,er con
slue'''lo'i' i'.'s Is clearly indicated 'h
'l'e CONTINUOUS s.o"ih OF tIadc VIII.
9an francisco ne recent annual
'f'ae reviews lot l.'l port Tor me past
l.@' SHOWS t"'l sue mas a'lp ihed Us
WIN mis'etaheonS Merchandise TO the
amount o' f2'9IE75o. ", ana goods
~ transit To- TIE value Oh Pz33'o55.92.
i.NIelanS hJ' gram eaTaoe1 10 Ireland
ana i-hs'aIo, ii""'ii STANDS second ON
hgI hs' %! exports 20 i'.ei sa toaHl.i es,
nina neins HTst on the list with
% 52'oY9.4i- by Our custom hous-
table OF imports NO. = the total value
OF goods received the pas, year, from all
countries was P5'o24' 40 o. 81 "nlch
amount 9an FIancisc" atone cIaims
10 nave sem us one nan. Als certainty
uoes uo' near ONT tue assertion OF Inc
hijufea l"hoeeh's "Ho' % thef oP.
lN's'liol, 40 'le treaty nave ,fied o
mas inc No''l oe.I.'e u mas wrought
no dement's 10 inc CAlteo states iheTe
arc Il NUMBER OF aIlletls Oh C'as. supply
'!''t VIC nave So' 20 oei'ehd Almost en-
iTely on gan if"neiSeo lot, and under
inc favorable "oiNi"s ui inc treaty we
are encourage 80 a steadly growing
consumption Ihe'eoi. II pays the pro.
S'u'eis across inc wafer tt''eT 10 hno
mere a th"i"e' l"f 81. Nc can consume
i'''!C' t''''iI ''''' we s-'ou'e cultivate ai
"''','D'e l'l'u ioL ,ne various A'na' OF
produce ana IL evidently pays us Heitei
70 "uy yhcn' IMAM 10 produce mem
our E,nuS are 100 valuable ard labor
700 n's,i 70 90 o,neiN-ae lA"n eon'en
re ~, '''.l'''e 'i'orl upon oui
l'i.''l,u p'.uuo, ' n,nee' ny apIarten
mutual as cement, Dan J raheiseo mas
become our our market place IN mor'
80, Co. Sia. ,''''i'3 ~ ',''1,'''S'''5 gu
Ns"' ~ """'-' "ei S"i'u'
hst ol goods 10 these Islands tor Iot.
i"a tb amount '5~ t " 9 anu ro S5 N S9a
so limited a population, VIZ: butter
S4Lo8S. so canned goods. $7g,2s7.s5
boots and shoes, SS6,Sa6.oo; dry good
and clothing, $500, 100. 90; flour, SIgl.
RS ID. uroC.ries md t,rr.ieif,re 500