The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-02
Produce, Merchandise and Shipping
Movement in February.

Produce. Merchandise and Shipping
Movement in February.
The following are the receipts of do
nestle produce at Honolulu during the
month of February: Sugar, 10, 651 bags !;
rice, 1877 bags; paddy, 773 bags; ban
anas, JIG punches; pia, "a bags; salt,
200 bags; rice bran, so bags; 700 goat
skins; 900 hides; wool, y bales; mo-
lasses, lis barrels; ava, 749 bags; COT
fee, 70 bags; 10 sheep.
The following is a summary of the
domestic exports for the month: Sugar,
las, 527 bags, weighing II, 78O, 615 pounds !;
rice, 1920 bags, weighing 100000
pounds; coffee, 100 bags; ava root, 161
bags, weighing $500 pounds; betel
leaves, 10 boxes; $50 sheep skins; S53
green hides; 2,12O dry hides; 1,746
goat skins; molasses, 1920 gallons !;
bananas, 5,148 punches. Total value
of domestic exports, $845, 243 IA; value
of foreign goods taken away, $6,5S9 70.
There was also shipped one sack of gold
coin valued at 1925, and one sack OF sill
yer coin valued at $515. Transshipped,
1901 gallons of sperm oil, valued at
| So, 900 20.
The following vessels arrived at this
port during the month of February: 4th,
American tern Mary Dodge from Eureka,
British steamship Zealandia from San
Francisco; 9Th, American schooner
Canute from San Francisco, Hawaiian
tern Ke Au Hou from. Marshall Islands /;
9th, American barkentine John Smith
from Newcastle, n. S. w; 10th, Amer
| lean barkentine Eureka from San Fran
cisco, American ship Sumatra from New
castle, N s. w; 18th, American stea M
| ship st. Paul from San Francisco, Amer
lean barkentine Wrestler from New
castle, MS w. 18th, American brigantine
Consuelo from San Francisco, American
steamship Mariposa from Auckland J.;
| 18th, American brigantine John d.
| Spreckels from San Francisco, American
steamship City of Pekin from Yoke
| hama; 10th, American barkentine John
| Worster from Newcastle, n. S. w,
| American bark Forest Queen from San
Francisco; 18th, American bark Maj
este from Port Townsend; Goth, Amer
| lean barkentine G. G. Perkins from Ka-
| hului; Dist, American steamship Ala
media from San Francisco; 22d, Amer
lean barkentine Mary Winkelman from
| San Francisco, American barkent inc
w. H. Dimond from San Francisco
American brig Courtney ord from New
castle y s :. w. y, British steamship Aus
tralia from Sydney; oath, American
schooner Eva from San Francisco; 25th,
Hawaiian schooner Jennie Walker from
Fanning's Island.
The following vessels sailed from this
port during the month of February: I'd,
American bark Elsinore for San Fran
cisco, Norwegian bark Lovspring for
Conception Bay, Chill, in ballast; Sd,
British steamship Zealandia for Sydney
4th, American schooner Page for a whal-
ing cruise; 10th, British bark Lady
Lampson for San Francisco, American
barkentine Discovery for San Francisco,
! American barkentine Ella for San Fran
cisco; 18th, American steamship st. Paul
| for San Francisco, American barkentine
Wrestler for Kahului, Maui 18th, Ameri-
can steamship Mariposa for San Fran
cisco; 18th, American steamship City
of Peking for San Francisco; 18th,
American schooner Mary Dodge for San
Francisco; 10th, American brigantine
Consuelo for San Francisco; 22d, Ameri-
! can barkentine Mount Lebanon for
Hongkong, American steamship Ala
! media for Auckland and Sydney British
| steamship Australia for San Francisco,
American bark Virginia for San Fran
cisco; 23d, American barkentine Eureka
for San Francisco, British bark Chilena
for San Francisco; oath, American brig
antine John D. Spreckels for San Fran
cisco, American bark Mary and Helen
for a whaling cruise.