The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-03
Produce. Merchandise and shipping
Movements in July.


The following are the receipts of do
nestle produce at Honolulu during the
month OF July: Sugar. l43, 40 bags
rice, 7,72S bays; paddy, 1884 bags ;
bananas, 664 punches; rice bran, 100
/ bags; salt, I.oo0 bags; molas%es, 40
barrels; corn, 247 bags; pia, lis bags !;
ava, 500 bags coffee, II bags; hides,
/ LEI; goat skins, II bundles; wool, %
/ bales; sheep skins, PIC; pigs, s.; taro,
II bags; sheep, PSI; calves and 81
( head Of cattle.
; The following i summary OF the do
mestic exports for the same month:
/ Sugar. l83 ,674 bags, weighing l9 $50, 207
pounds; rice, 3 ,6O7 bags, weighing $780,
I 700 pounds, and 66 kegs, weighing ,265
pounds; coffee, + bags; sugar cane, ) $40
sticks: bananas, 600 punches; betel
leaves, 70 boxes; molasses, 1856 gal
ions ava root, 220 bags; taro -four, 80
bags; goat skins, 1870; sheep skins,
200; dry hides, 90; green hides, 2,055.
Total value Of domestic exports, $947,
100 81; value Of foreign goods taken
away, $16, $50 o. There was also
shipped two sacks OF gold coin, valued
at s., 43O, and two sacks of silver coin,
valued at $632 80.
The following vessels arrived at this
port during the month of July: 4th,
American steamship Alameda, from
Auckland and Sydney; 9th, American
bark Forest Queen, from San Francisco;
Sth, Hawaiian steamship Zealandia,
from San Francisco; German bark Furst
Bismarck, from Bremen; 10th, Ameri-
can steamer Rio de Janeiro, from San
from San Francisco; 18th, American
schooner John G North, from Mahu-
kona, Hawaii; 18th, American brigan-
tine VIM. q. Irwin, from San Francisco;
18th, American tern W. s. Bovine,
from San Francisco; 18th, American
barkentine Eureka, from San Francisco;
Swedish bark Aurora, from Newcastle,
n 5. W; German bark F. G. Sieben,
from Newcastle, n. 5. W; Norwegian
ship Holden, from Newcastle, \. S. W;
American tern Dora Bluhm, from kahu-
lui British bark Birmah, from Liverpool;
I'D, Hawaiian steamship Australia,
from San Francisco; 23d, American
brigantine Consuelo, from San Francisco;
oath, American barkentine George c..
Perkins, from San Francisco; 26th,
British man-of-war Pelican, from Esqui-
mault; 2Sth, American schooner Amer
lean Girl, from Port Townsend.
The following vessels sailed from this
port during the month of July: LIST,
Hawaiian steamship Australia, for San
Francisco; 4th, American steamship
Alameda, for San Francisco; 10th,
American steamship City OF Rio de ia
metro, for Yokohama; British steamship
Mararoa, for Auckland and Sydney
18th, British bark Lapwing, for San
Francisco; Hawaiian steamship Zea-
landia, for San Francisco; 10th, Ameri-
can bark G. O. Whitmore, for San Fran
cisco; American schooner John CT.
North, for San Francisco; 18th, Ameri
can bark Forest Queen, for San Fran
cisco; 18th, Norwegian bark Rigi, for
British Columbia, in ballast; goth,
American tern Dora Bluhm, for San
Francisco; Dist, American steam
barkentine Morning Star, for Mi
cronesia; 23d, American brigantine
VIM. G. Irwin, for San Francisco;
9th, Hawaiian bark Star of Devon for
Marshall Islands, American barkentine
Eureka for San Francisco; Doth, Ameri
can tern w. S. Bovine for San Fran
cisco; 31st, Hawaiian steamship Aus
tralia for San Francisco.