The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-02-03
Produce and Merchandise Movement
I'm January.

Produce and Merchandise Movement
I'm January.
The following are the receipts of do
mestic produce at Honolulu during the
month of January: Sugar, 1860 bags;
rice, 6,337 bags; paddy, 4,796 bags; ava,
I,O17 bags; pia, 40 bags; salt, 400 bags
coffee, 176 bags; potatoes, 139 bags;
corn, 359 bags; bananas, 1,229 punches;
molasses, 1872 barrels; cattle, 60 head
155 goat skins, 872 hides and 210 sheep.
The following is summary of the ex-
ports for the month: Sugar, IL ,846, 045
pounds; rice, 425, $50 pounds; coffee,
1925 pounds; sugar cane, ITO bundles;
bananas, 1857 punches; betel leaves, 90
boxes; molasses, Abs gallons; guava
jelly, 2 boxes; 1854 green hides, 139 dry
hides, $50 sheep skins, III goat skins
and II barrels of tallow. Total value OF
domestic exports, $580,542 %. Value
of foreign goods taken away, Se,oo+ 90.
There was also shipped two sacks OF gold
coin, valued at $2,S10 and, two sacks OF
silver coin valued at 81, 1873 80.
The following vessels arrived during
the month: 4th, American barkentlne
Amelia from Port Townsend; 9th, Nor
wegian bark Lovspring from New York,
American steamship City OF Sydney
from San Francisco; 9TH, British steamer
Australia from San Francisco; Sth, Ha-
waiian schooner Jennie Walker from
Jaluit; 18th, American steamship st.
| Paul from San Francisco; 18th, Amerl-
can barkentine Discovery from San
Francisco, American brigantine VIM. G'
Irwin from San Francisco, British steam
ship Zealandia from Sydney; 10th,
American steamship Alameda from sgd
new and Auckland; 25th, Hawaiian brig
Allie Rowe from Hongkong, British
steamship Mararoa from San Francisco
British bark Lady Lampson from New
castle, n. S. w; 9th, American bari
Mount Lebanon from Hongkong, AmerI
can bark Virginia from Newcastle, n. 3
w: goth, American barkentine ELL
from San Francisco; 30th, British bari
Conference from Newcastle, n. s. w.
British bark Chilena from Liverpool.
The following vessels sailed from thi
port during the month of January: "a
American bark Lydia for whalin
cruise; 4th, British bark Lizzie Iredal
for Portland, Oregon; 9th, America
! steamship City of Sydney for Yokohama
9TH, American barkentine w. ID. ID
: mond for San Francisco, British steam
ship Australia for Sydney; 18th, BIRTHS
r steamship Zealandia for San Francisco
|. 18th, American bark Arnolda for wha
ing cruise, American bark Hesper Il
II Port Townsend in ballast, British ban
l. Victoria Cross for San Francisco, Ocean
Steamship Company's steamer st. Pa
= for San Francisco; 18th, Havana
schooner Jennie Walker for Fa
D ning's Island, American barkentine Am
h liza for Port Townsend in ballast, Ocean
Steamship Company's Alameda for );
n Francisco; 10th, American bark Z;
BARREN for San Francisco; 22d, Brlu
>, bark Lady Bowen for Port Townsend,
ballast; 25th, Union Steamship Coz
d pany's British steamer Mararoa for Sy
er ney and Auckland; Goth, American tie
w. S. Bovine for San Francisco, Am. ba
III Hunter for whaling cruise; Germs
bark G. R. Bishop for San FrancisC
.xt 2sth, American brigantine VIM.
Irwin for San Francisco, British bf
Conference for Kahului, Maui.