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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 85

Report of Collector General of Customs, — Hawaiian Islands, 1885

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Report of Collector General of Customs,

Hawaiian Islands, 1885.

Finance Department, Bureau of Customs,

February 18th, 1886.

His Excellency Jno. M. Kapena, H. H. M.'s Minister of Finance, &c.

Sir:—In conformity with the requirements of Section 553 of the Civil Code, I have the honor to submit to Your Excellency the annual report of the business of this Bureau for the year ended December 31st, 1885.

Exports and Imports.

The total value of exports and imports of merchandise during the year amounted to $12,899,862, as against $12, 832,696 for 1884, showing an increase of $67,166.

The total exports of both domestic and foreign production for 1885 amounted to $9,069,318, showing an excess over the value of such exports during 1884 of $874,135.

The imports of merchandise was $3,830,544, as against $4,637,514 during the preceding year, showing a decrease of $806,970.

The excess of the value of exports over imports of mer- page 2 chandise during the year amounted to $5,238,774, being an increase of $1,681,105 as compared with 1884.

During 1885 the specie imports were $724,075, as against $1,180,361 in 1884. The exports of specie during 1885 amounted to $64,602, showing an excess of imports of $659, 473 over the exports for the year.

Domestic Exports.

The total value of domestic exports for 1885 amounted to $8,958,663, showing an increase in the value of such exports, as compared with 1884, of $880,755.

The exports of sugar show a marked increase for the year. The total quantity exported during 1885 was 171,350,314 pounds, valued at $8,356,061, an increase of 28,695,391 pounds over the total export of the preceding year.

Next to sugar in value among domestic exports stands rice, amounting to $387,296 during 1885. The export of rice fell from 9,493,000 pounds in 1884 to 7,367,253 pounds during 1885, a decrease of 2,125,747 pounds.

Hides stand third on the list of domestic exports. During 1885, the export value of hides amounted to $71,532. Bananas stand next with a valuation of $58,809; and wool $49, 573. The aggregate value of these five commodities constitute 99.60 per cent. of the total domestic exports for 1885.

Imports of Merchandise.

The value of imports during the year, as already stated, amounted to $3,830,544, a falling off from the imports of 1884 of $842,544, or 22 per cent. The decrease in the value of dutiable goods was $383,420; goods free by treaty, $323,041, bonded goods, $92,332; and goods free by Law, $43,751. Of this decrease in imports $735,468, or 87.29 per cent. occurred during the first six months of the year 1885.

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Commerce with Foreign Countries and Our Carrying Trade.

The total value of our exports to and imports from the United States, during the year 1885, aggregated $11,874,043, or 92.04 per cent. of the value of our foreign commerce. The value of our commerce with Great Britain was $486,023, or 3.76 per cent.; with Germany, $161,892, or 1.25 percent.; with China and Hongkong, $134,318. or 1.04 per cent.; with Australia and New Zealand, $85,984, or 0.67 per cent.; and with all other countries, $157,599, or 1.24 per cent.

Of the total value of goods transported in our foreign trade 89.05 per cent. was carried by American vessels, 5.68 per cent. in British vessels; German, 2.11 per cent.; 1.81 per cent. in Hawaiian; 1.25 per cent. Norwegian; and in vessels of all other nationalities, 0.10 per cent.

Tonnage.

The total tonnage of Hawaiian vessels engaged in the coasting trade for 1885 was 9,249 tons, as against 9,826 tons for 1884.

The tonnage entered at ports of the Hawaiian Islands in its foreign trade during 1885 was 190,138 tons, of which 133, 044 tons were American, 43,203 British, 6,610 Hawaiian, 3,257 German, and 4,024 other nationalities.

I may here mention that during the year, 1 steamer, 2 schooners, and 1 brig, with a total tonnage of 669 tons, have been added to the list of Hawaiian registered vessels. The casualties to our shipping for the same period number 5 vessels.

Immigration and Passenger Movements.

During the year, 5,410 immigrants arrived in the Kingdom. Of this number 3,108 arrived from China, 1,961 from Japan, and 341 from other countries. The departure of immigrants page 4 aggregated 1,805, showing an excess of arrivals over departures of 3,605.

The number of passengers that arrived during 1885 was 1,730; departures, 1,783; passengers in transit, 4,327.

Customs Revenue.

The receipts from all sources during the year amounted to $502,337. This, however, includes the sum of $12,577 realized upon contraband goods, principally opium. Of the total customs revenue collected the duties on spirits amounted to $247,991, or 49.37 per cent.; and upon merchandise, $156,800, 31.21 per cent. The receipts from all other sources amounted to $97,546, or 19.42 per cent. of the total revenue collected.

A comparison with the year 1884 shows a decrease of $22, 804 on the duties levied on spirits, and $35,905 on merchandise.

The total decrease on customs revenue for the year 1885 amounted to $49,399.

A series of tables are herewith submitted giving detailed statements of the exportation and importation of merchandise, and other facts pertaining to the foreign trade and maritime interests of the Kingdom during the year under review.

It will be seen that in the construction of these tables, comparative statements, and other details of value for statistical work, have been added to the tabulated statements that heretofore accompanied the annual report of the Customs Bureau. The growing importance of the foreign and domestic trade of this Kingdom, and the consequent demand for accurate information at home and abroad, suggested this innovation upon the established method.

The following are the tables in the order named:
1—Statement showing the quantities and values of principal articles of export, 1885.page 5
2—Comparative table by quarters, showing the values of domestic export, 1884 and 1885.
3—Exports of domestic products, showing countries to which exported.
4—Statement showing values of foreign and domestic exports, 10 years, 1876 to 1885.
5—Statement exhibiting the values of imports of merchandise into the Hawaiian Islands for the year 1885.
6—Total values of imports of merchandise, 1885, showing countries from which imported.
7—Imports and exports of gold and silver by months, during the year 1885.
8—Statement of the value of exports and imports, 1876 to 1885, showing annual excess of exports over imports.
9—Exports and imports of merchandise from and into the Hawaiian Islands, by countries, for the year 1885.
10—Statement showing the total value of exports and imports carried by vessels of each nationality during 1885.
11—Value of domestic products carried by vessels of each nationality, 1885.
12—Statement showing quantity of spirits, wines and other liquors withdrawn for consumption during 1885.
13—Tables showing the number, tonnage and nationality of all vessels entered and cleared at ports of the Hawaiian Islands for the year 1885.
14—Statement of the number, tonnage and nationality of vessels entered at ports of the Hawaiian Islands during the years 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
15—List of Hawaiian registered vessels, showing number, class and tonnage.
16—Statements showing the number and nationality of immigrants that have arrived and departed, and passenger movements for 1885.
17—Statement showing quantities and values of imported page 6 merchandise and spirits remaining in warehouse December 31st., 1885.
18—Comparative table of customs receipts, 1884 and 1885.
19—Statistics of imports, showing in detail the quantities and values of merchandise subject to duty, free by treaty, bonded, and free by Law.

Respectfully submitted,

Curtis P. Iaukea,

Collector General of Customs.
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ARTICLES. QUANTITY. VALUE. Sugar, pounds Rice, pounds Hides, pieces Bananas, bunches Wool, pounds Goat Skins, pieces Molasses, gallons Dried Bananas, boxes Betel Leaves, boxes Sheep Skins, pieces Coffee, pounds Fungus pounds Calf Skins, pieces171,350.314 7,367,253 19,045 60,46474,121 19,782 57,941 892 350 8,783 1,675 1,137 26$8,356,06104 387,296 63 71,532 78 58,809 50 49,573 93 15,023 32 7,050 00 4,265 00 1,945 00 1,735 62 283 00 113 70 20 00 4.954 36 $ 8,958,663 88Total value

Table No. 1.

Domestic Exports Hawaiian Islands, 1885.

Value Domestic.Value Domestic And Foreign.Total value Honolulu Total value Kahului Total value Hilo Furnished as Supplies to Merchantmen (as per estimate) Furnished as Supplies to National Vessels (as per estimate) Value Foreign Goods Total value Specie $ 64,602 00$ 7,855,795 11 1,345,168 00 257,700 77 71,500 00 18,000 00$ 8,958,663 88 89,500 00 110,654 13 $ 9,158,818 01

Total Value of all Exports Hawaiian Islands, Domestic and Foreign.

18841885INCREASE.DECREASE.Value First Quarter Value Second Quarter Value Third Quarter Value Fourth Quarter Total value $ 2,408,818 59 2,846,161 82 1,772,131 85 1,050,796 56$ 2,639,473 26 3,485,152 09 1,540,491 35 1,293,547 18$ 230,654 67 638,990 27 242,750 62$231,640 50$ 8,077,908 82$ 8,958,663 88$ 880,755 06

Table No. 2. Comparative Table,

Showing the Value of Domestic Exports by Quarters for the Years 1884 and 1885.

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COUNTRIESSUGAR POUNDSMolasses, POUNDSRice POUNDS COFFEE POUNDS FUNGUNS,POUNDSBANANAS POUNDSGOAT SKINS POUNDS HIDES, POUNDS CALF SKINS POUNDS Sheep ins POUNDSWOOL POUNDS BETEL LEAVES POUNDS Pacific Ports, United States171,846,62557,9417,362.2001,30060,04619,78219,045268,783474,121850837Australia and New Zealand55Islands int the pacific3,6894,953275China 1001001,137Totals 171,350,31457,9417,307,2581,0751,18760,04619,78219,045268,783174,121350892

Table No. 3.

Table of Principa Domestic Products Hawaiian Islands, 1885.

Showing the Countries to which Exported.

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YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31. COMMODITIES. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1880. 1879. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885. Sugar, tbs Rice, tbs Paddy, tbs Wool, tbs Tallow .. tbs Pulu .. tbs Coffee, tbs Molasses, .. galls Peanuts .. tbs Goat Skin, pcs Fungus tba Whale Oil, .. galls Whale Bone tbs Bananas bchs Hides, ..pcs Ivory tbs Farina tbs Run galls Horns, lbs. Sheep Skins, ... pcs Cocoanuts Cattle. ......... hd Pol, ......... bill Betel Leaves....bxs Hay, tons Salt ... .tons Sperm Oil, galls, Calf Skins...pcs Dried Bananas, bxs 25,575,905 2,091,370 2,571,987 385,703 369,829 100,586 131,045 151,402 64,616 51,551 11,629 186 11,507 15,995 22,164 4,054 384 410 176 322 805 195 26,072,429 2,259, 324 1,542,663 405,542 827,291 314,432 153,667 139,073 83,947 46,265 35,893 33,518 23,965 14,982 11,105 7,917 5,605 5,455 4,736 3,425 2,000 828 626 163 60 50 38,431,458 2,767,798 2,784,Wil 522,757 239,941 212,740 127,963 93,136 2,312 64,525 22,364 7,254 14,865 13,131 25,309 4,799 467 412 221 180 49,020,972 4,792,818 38,816 646,308 137,001 74,275 87,475 27,675 24,940 2,571 816, 12,869 24,885 2,184 50 167 62 50 168 68,584,871 6,469,840 381,816 19,169 44,846 99,508 198,355 31,013 14,801 14,662 10,977 19,164 22,945 840 2,230 30 223 14 80 114,177,938 12,109,475 459,633 528,913 77,8 98 8,181 221,293 23,402 2,111 28,848 26,007 4,385 12 303 70 93,779,483 7,682,700 102,370 528, 489 119,031 53,415 18,912 268,587 21,368 4,282 20,776 21,972 6,820 29 230 302 114,107,15ft 11,619,000 1,368,705 318,271 32,252 16,057 193,577 24,738 S, 783 44,902 38,955 6,583 1,020 190 142,654,923 9,4'J3,000 46,224 407,023 2,864 465 4,231 110,530 20,125 2,247 58,040 21,026 8,038 416 117 106 171,350,314 7,867, 253 474,121 1,675 67,941 19,782 1,137 60,046 19,045 8,783 350 26 892 651

Quantities of the Principal Domestic Exports of the Hawaiian Islands During the Ten Years 1870 to 1885, Inclusive.

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ARTICLES. VALUE GOODS PAYING DUTY. 1 29,758 88 254 00 22,147.12 150,903 04 20,230 57 35,800 36 39,394 34 10,684 88 25,545 78 84,923 47 14,441 63 76,887 08 8,477 17 1,199 02 357 00 30,977 01 345 16 94,813 99 6,181 94 3,801 54 Ale, Porter. Beer, Cider ...... Animals and Birds; Building Materials., Clothing, Hats, Boots ...... ..... Coal ana Coke ........ ....... Crockery, Glassware. Lamps, Lamp Fixtures. Diplomatic Representatives (sundries) Drugs, Surgical Instruments and Dental Materials Cottons ....... .. Linens..... Dry Goods.. Silks; . Woolens .... Mixtures .......... Fancy Goods. Millinery, etc .... ... Fertilizer and Bone Meal Fish (dry and salt) Flour Fruits (fresh) Furniture Grain and Feed...... Groceries and Provisions ... Guns and Gun Materials.. Gunpowder......... His Majesty (sundries). Hawaiian Government (sundries). 51,075 11 4,081 56 21,929 66 1,880 44 Hardware, Agricultural Implements and Tools Iron, Steel. etc Jewelry. Plate. Clocks Leather VALUE GOODS FREE BY TREATY. VALUE GOODS IN BOND. VALUE GOODS FREE BY CIVIL CODE. TOTAL. $ 33,301 89 $ 63,060 77 $ 50,475 05 $ 6,017 00 56,746 05 50,301 19 32,353 71 1,800 30 110,090 23 7,115 16 268,109 33 71,576 16 71,576 16 221 11 20,457 68 185 23 185 23 56 99 35,917 35 140,380 95 648 26 180,429 55 1,093 34 11,778 22 68614 26,231 92 13,128 10 26 81 48,078 38 1,836 04 36 51 16,314 18 5,800 73 4,770 93 28,140 45 87,467 74 28,140 45 62,474 87 25 00 70,977 04 143, 146 28 12 32 144,357 62 12,739 82 13,096 82 29,672 68 173 52 60,823 21 200.102 86 200,448 02 297,330 70 6,457 57 398,632 26 3,579 54 242 00 10,003 48 6,831 91 3.861 54 6.831 91 33,807 32 33,867 32 116,540 62 350 13 168,565 86 29,079 67 203 00 8,155 63 30,310 86 22,132 66 39,465 55 41,3345 99

Table No. 5.

Imports Hawaiian Islands, 1885.

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Lumber ... Machinery .... ... Matches. ..... .. ..... Musical Instruments . .... .... .... Naval Stores .. . Oils (cocoanut, kerosene, whale, etc.) Paints, Paint Oil and Turpentine Perfumery and Toilet Articles Plants and Seeds : Railroad Materials, Kails, Cars, etc Returned Cargoes .... Saddlery, Carriages and Materials Sheathing Metal ........... ...... .. .. ... Shooks, Bags and Containers Spirits ... ....... Stationery and Books Tea .. "i...........; Tin, Tinware and Materials ... Tobacco, Cigars, etc .. Wines (light). i... Sundries by permission Sundry Personal and Household Effects Sundry Merchandise not included in the above . Charges on Invoices .. .. 25 per cent. added on Uncertified Invoices Total at Honolulu Total at Kahului Total at Hilo Total at Mahukona. Total Hawaiian Islands Specie Discounts Damaged and Short 381 41 35,239 29 169 89 6,709 69 1,825 18 15,625 56 24,433 58 8,465 30 12,561 36 18,572 27 117,589 78 4,790 04 12,542 30 17,396 80 4,915 08 6,295 51 11,751 37 38,399 61 31,707 94 2,417 64 $1,058,637 25 39,652 62 14,089 30 1,552 43 196,095 82 187,741 84 11,053 13 10,112 86 31,737 55 66,826 76 25,657 53 11,500 72 628 49 14,445 81 118 00 49,281 07 1,357 37 132,999 31 93,339 62 59,365 18 17,502 20 4,915 08 132,003 70 26,534 94 26,989 27 14,642 42 71,219 21 64,679 20 2,410 35 $3,435,245 22 22,684 11 146 39 $ 3,412.414 72 243,775 49 161,104 27 13,250 10 $ 3,830,544 58 195,714 41 152,505 55 10,701 48 3,403 17 29,329 27 50,671 20 1,043 10 2,969 45 1,884 45 30,708 80 5,665 10 45,375 13 84,781 29 30,302 03 28,775 42 $ 1,962,102 25 192,308 87 1441001 94 8,305 42 121 76 58310 530 00 180 85 65 97 8,016 43 88,549 58 167 00 105 40 40,926 90 14,783 57 2,517 57 4,195 84 22 71 $ 218,587 72 130 00 628 49 118 00 1,357 37 1,128 00 1,280 75 26,983 27 14,642 42 $ 195,918 00 11,684 00 3,013 03 3,392 25 $ 724,075 70

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Value of Exports, Hawaiian Islands. for 10 Years, 1876 to 1885, Inclusive.
Year. Value Foreign Goods Exported. Value Domestic Goods Exported. Total.
1876 $ 185,908 36 $ 1,994,833 55 $ 2,180,741 91
1877 218,786 32 2,363,866 66 2,577,652 98
1878 214,492 35 3,247,879 49 3,462,371 84
1879 116,214 21 3,587,508 76 3,703,717 97
1880 79,250 47 4,796,444 40 4,875,614 87
1881 66,360 18 6,671,026 38 6,737,386 56
1882 133,080 36 8,085,931 34 8,219,016 70
1883 97,116 77 7,924,727 11 8,021,843 88
1884 117,273 81 8,077,908 82 8,195,182 63
1885 110,654 13 8,958,663 88 9,069,318 01
Total 10 Years $ 1,334,143 96 $ 65,708,785 39 $ 57,042,927 35
YEAR. Imports. Exports. Excess Imports. Excess Exports. 1876 1877 1878 1879 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 $ 1,811,770 56 2,254,356 09 3,046,369 70 39 3,673,268 41 64 4.974,510 01 5,624,240 09 4,637,514 22 3,830,544 58 $ 2,180,741 91 2,577,652 18 3,402,371 84 3,703,717 97 4,875,694 87 6,737,386 56 8,219,016 70 8,021,843 88 8,195,182 63 9,069,318 01 $39,260 42 $ 368,971 35 23,296 89 416,002 14 1,202,426 46 2,189,407 92 3,244,506 69 2,397,603 79 3,557,668 41 5,238,773 43 $ 38,443,530 69 $ 57,042,927 35 $ 18,599.396 66 *Reciprocity Treaty with United States went into effect September. 1876.

Table No. 8.

Value of Exports and Imports, Hawaiian Islands, for 10 Years, 1876 to 1885, Inclusive.

Showing Excess of Exports Over Imports.

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COUNTRIES FROM WHICH IMPORTED.Goods Free by Treaty.Goods Paying Duty.Merchandise and Spirits, Bonded.Goods Free by Civil Code.Total.Percent.United States—Pari fir Ports $2,129,036 55 164,650 82$ 412,119 37 12,822 55 409,407 72 141,825 38 96,936 89 11,416 56 10,211 60 1,038 00 $ 120,759 73 3,561 32 47,588 43 14,067 96 21,927 26 6,586 09 4,172 07 915 00$ 97,880 66 29,027 02 5,999 55$ 2,940,837 00 486,023 17 161,892 89 118,864 15 68,626 86 14,383 67 39,916 8476.77 12.69 4.23 3.10 1.79 38 1.04United States—Atlantic Ports. Great BritainGermany China and Hongkong Australia and New Zealand51,024 21France. Other Countries and by Whale ships 8,488 0029,475 84$ 2.302.181 37$ 1.095.778 07$ 218,577 86$ 214,007 28$ 3,830,544 58100.00

Table No. 6.

Statement Showing the values of Merchandise Imported at all Ports of the Hawaiian Islands During the Year 1885, by Countries.

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Imports. MONTHS.GOLD.SILVER.COIN SPECIMENS.U. S. CURRENCY.January February March$20,000 00 35.0 00 65,410 00 49,88000 75.0 0 0 51,120 00 50.0 00 170,000 00 41,540 00 65.0 00 50.0 00 47,438 00$17 25$297 50$160 00April. 131 00 417 90 159 75 168 00May .. . .June July August September. October November December200 0098 35Total..$ 720,388 00$ 217 25$ 1,267 50$ 160 00Freight and chargs, $2,042 95. Total value of Specie imported. $724,075 70.

Imports and Exports of Specie, 1885.

Exports. MONTHS.GOLD.SILVER.CURRENCY.January February $ 25,912 46 6,211 05 2,010 00 4,012 34 900 00 4,425 00 4,310 00 900 00 3,459 00 2,330 00 1,945 00March April May June $ 507 45 474 85 286 00 773 00 860 00 732 00 1,473 35 2,425 50July August September $ 655 00OctoberDecember. Total $ 56,414 85$ 7,532 15$ 655 00Total value of specie exported, $ 64,602 00.

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COUNTRIES.EXPORTS.IMPORTS.Total Imports and Exports.Per Cent.Domestic.Foreign. Total.United States—Pacific Ports United States—Atlantic Ports Great Britain. 9 8,867,913 60 9 65,292 84 9 8,933,206 44$ 2,759,796 311 181,040 691 486,023 17 161,892 89 118,864 15 68,626 86 54,300 51$ 11,874,043 44 486,023 17 161,892 89 134,318 39 85,984 86 157,599 8492.04 3.76 1.25 1.04 .67 1.24Germany China and Hongkong Australia and New Zealand, .. All Other 489 70 80 00 90,180 5814,964 54 17,278 00 13,118 7515,454 24 17,358 00 103,299 33Total .....9 8,958,663 889110,654 13 $9,069,318 011 3,830,544 38$ 12,809,862 59 100.00

Table No. 9.

Value of Exports and Imports of Merchandise from and into the Hawaiian Islands, by Countries, During the Year 1885.

NATIONALITY.EXPORTS.IMPORTS.Total Imports and Exports.Per Cent of Total.Domestic.Foreign.Total.American ........ .. ... British . ... German Hawaiian ... ..... Norwegian ... All Other ...$ 8,238,631 10 321,637 69 102,100 00 139,452 28 156,842 819 91,650 32 7,152 27 1,129 00 10,722 54$ 8,330,281 42 328,789 95 103,229 00 150,174 82 156,842 81 $3,158,081 74 403,986 08 167,781 70 84,154 77 4,004 36 12,535 84$ 11,488,363 16 732,776 04 271,010 79 234,329 59 160,847 17 12,535 8489.05 5.68 2.11 1.81 1.25 0.10 Total9 8,958,663 88$ 110,654 13$9 069,318 011$3,830,544 58$ 12,899,862 59 100.00

Table No. 10.

Statement Showing Total Value of Exports and Imports Carried by Vessels of each Nationality, 1885.

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VESSELS CLEARING NATIONALITY.Total Cleared.Without Cargo. With Cargo.Value Dom. Produce.per cent of totalNo.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.American ... 184131,0115248.30413282,707$ 8,235,631 1091.96British 3038,7492433,68265,067321,637 693.59Hawaiian196,982134,64762,335139.452 281.56Norwegian 32.29421,21211,082156,842 811.75German 52,37741,6791698102,100 001.14Japanese11,52311,523French27202720Total ..........243181,6569891,76714591,888$ 8,958,663 88100.00

Table No. 11.

Showing Nationality of Vessels Carrying Domestic Products. Hawaiian Islands, 1885.

ARTICLE. First Second Third Fourth Total. Quarter. Quarter. Quarter. Quarter. SPIRITS AND SPIRITUOUS COMPOUNDS. Rum Gals. 137 36 12 109 294 Gin................................ Gals. Brandy Gals. 5,561 5,228 3,647 6,356 20,792 5,307 3.724 3,522 3,799 16,412 Whisky ..................................Gals. 3,057 3,154 2,781 3,029 12,021 Alochol. Samshoo Cordials, Etc. 254 8,425 102 1,129 5,313 164 1,334 6,941 84 675 6,094 81 3,392 26,773 431 WINES. Champagne................... Doz. Pts. Champagne................... Doz. Pts. Sherry. Gals Pert Gals Light Wines 106 77 414 58 35 144 148 99 162 65 62 251 377 273 971 1,000 3,268 301 1,795 381 3,163 372 8.397 2,114 16,623 MALT LIQUORS. Beer and Porter . ... Doz Qts. Beer and Porter . ... Doz Qts. Beer and Porter .......Gals 8,396 4,849 22 2,236 3,613 1,490 4,558 4,892 675 12,285 8,045 1.674 27,475 21,399 3.861

Table No. 12.

Spirits Withdrawn from Warehouse for Consumption. During the Year 1885.

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CUSTOMS DISTRICTS INTO WHICH AND COUNTRIES FROM WHICH ENTERED.AMERICAN.BRITISH.HAWAIIAN.GERMAN.ALL OTHER.total.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons. No.Tons.No.Tons.HONOLULU.Panifie Ports, United Slates11391,2701017,97273,045130112,287Atlantic Ports, United states. 42,701 42,70,Australia and New Zealand1514,0411519,44311,122147331,1193530,498British Columbia .65,180 65,180China and Japan.,.. 31,3442912140811,52377,247Islands in N. and S. Pacific14715577273881,780Germany.21,57821,578South American Ports.14321432Great Britain. 53,8191,08264,901Madeira 11,05711,057KANULUI.Pacific Ports. United States339,424839,424Hilo, Hawaii. 15141514MAHUKONA.Pacific Ports, United Slates39863986HILO.Pacific Ports, United States113,61551,866105,481Total No. and Tonnage191183,04433 3343,203186,6106 13,257 54,021253190,138

Table No. 13.

Statement Showing the Number, Tonnage and Nationality of Vessels Entered at each Customs District, Hawaiian Islands, 1885.

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CUSTOMS DISTRICTS FROM WHICH ANDAMERICAN.BRITISH.HAWAIIAN.GERMAN.ALLOTHER.TOTAL.COUNTRIES FOR WHICH CLEARED.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.HONOLULU.Pacific Ports. United States11687,0291820,06554,32531,43642,315146115,170Australia and New Zealand611,730915,3321527,071British Columbia32,4401473169953,618China and Japan1114,48733,3521337146811,523173,618Islands In N. and S. Pacific31,41399431220, 107 2,350KAHULUIPacific Ports. United States329,195 329,195British Columbia Hilo.15141514Pacific ports, United States82,688 31,377114,005kahulul 15141514MAHUKONA.Pacific Ports, United States Honolulu Kahulul 1 1 1480 272 228 1 1 1486 272 228Total No. and Tonnage..184131,011 3038,749186,98252,37754,537243183,656

Statement Showing the Number, Tonnago and Nationality of Vessels while Cleared at Each Customs District, Hawaiian Island, 1885.

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NATION. HONOLULU. TOTAL. INSIDE. OUTSIDE. American No. Tons. No. Tons. No. Tons. 7 1,435 19 6,588 26 8,073

Whailing Vessels at Ports of Hawaiian Islands.

ARRIVED.NATION.NAME.COMMANDER.GUNS.FROM.SAILED.DESTINATION.February 3d— May 1st May 12th September 22d September 22d November 21stFrench American Russian. Italian British BritishKergulen— Hartford Djeghit . ... Christoforo Colombo Satellite. .. Constance.Ageuor Fournier J. H. Upshar Chas. de Muller Accumi Eurico. A. H. Alliugton F. P. Doughty6 14 12 10 8 14Callao. Valparaiso ... Callao Yokohama Esqaimault Acapulco.February 11th May 11th May 19th ... September 28th October 10th. November 30thYokohama San Francisco. Nagasaki Acapulco Hilo.. Hongkong. ...

National Vessels at Honolulu.

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NATIONALITY18761877.1878.1879. 1880.1881.1882.1883.1884.1885.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No. Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.No.Tons.American.8875,08211279,58814298,28914992,79814792,401181102,308179103,591195117,952191135,618191138,044Hawaiian185,081267,801267,701205,614114,116205,756195,618237,807 13,672186,610German 31,4992 79732,408 86,13693,308107,709115,71664,882 42,95963,257British 2222,7182125,9782934,522 2730,7032631,2013235,3021456,0254253,310 2941,3983343,203Norwegian.21, 033 198418451577151321,781Tahitian..2848 22724176104407308 6264French.21,1891588 42,56839811535124443,2252720Dutch1330Nicaraguan. 14491441Russian1126Bolivian1441275519721441Argentine R.1178Costa Rica.21,404Belgian ..49,188Peruvian.11,368Chinese .. 1 84932,64744,701Swedish25781242Jalnit1167131Honduras ..15081 5801,305Japanese11,523Total..138107,762168116,621216158,543220138,271206134,616258 169,341258172,619267185,316241187,826263190,138

Table No. 14.

Table of Arrivals at Hawaiian Island for Ten Years.

Show Nationality, Number and Tonnage.

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MERCHANTMEN. REGIS TER.CLASS.NAME.TONS.REGIS TERCLASSNAMETONS193 new 216 new 220new 237 newBark Schr. Brig BrigKalakaua Jennie Walker Ninito Hazard401 89.95 137 85.90 245 07.95 159 16.95239new 209 new 249 new 282 newBark Schr Brig TernThos K Poster General Siegel Allie Rowe. Ke Au Hou1121 79.95 39 87.95. 337 47 95 95 15 95

Table No. 15.

List of Hawaiian Registered Vessels.

COASTERS. 234 newSloopKahihilani11 .45.95195 newStmrWaimanalo49 81 95166 newSehrNettle Merrill158 77.95179 newSchr.Leahi 103 28 95171 newSchrCat. Ap. Long.43 85 95177 newStmrLikelike 596 58 95215 newSchrKaulkeaouli 139 70.95205 newStmrMoknlii 96 78 95230 newStoopHealani9 67.95205 newSchr.Mokuola17 10 95245 newStmrKapiolani—24 24.95197 newSchr.Lihollho 122 35 95171 oldSchrManuokawai51 45 95253 newSchrDomitila73 25 95221 newStmrIwalani 434 40 95183 newSchr.llaleakala116 75 95188 newSchrWaiehu60 37.95247 newStmrW G. Hall590 05 95190 newStmrKiiauea Hou 271 10 95218 newSchrSarah Eliza22 78 95204 newStmrLehna217 91 95185 newSchrMary E. Foster132 06 95250 newSchrKulamanu.127 35 95243 newStmrKinau ..868 77 95251 newStmrJas. I. Dowsett131 35 95244 newSchrKawailani41 87 95161 newSchrKa piolani 10 78 95219 newSchrMana..107 10 95207 newStmrJames Makee244 15 95180 newSchrWailele75 85.95194 newSehrWai main95 75 9541 newSchr.Rob Roy..25 48 95230 newSchrEmma 94 26 95186 newSchr..Waioli65 68 95240 newSchrRainbow 23 23.95220 newSehrJosephine.8 88 95232 newSchrEhukai ..45 36 95155 newSchr.Mille Morris22 32 95158 newSchrKa Mol ...154 10 95208 newSchrMalolo 133 65 95241 newSc JnkMamo7 26 95242 newStmrPlanter500 20 95218 newStmrC R Bishop281 30.95

RESUME OF HAWAIIAN VESSELS. CLASS NO TONS CLASS NO TONS Barks Brigs Schooners.. . 2 1,526 68 95 1,041 70 95 2,258 40 95Steamers 134,306 70 95 21 12 95 3 Sloops 2 30Tern 195 15 95 Total number, 1884 Total number, 1885 53 51Total tonnage, 1884 Total tonnage, 1885 9,826 29 95 9,249 75 95Decrease in number, 18852Decrease in tonnage, 1885576 54 95

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From and to.FROM.TO.Chinese.Adults.Children.Adults.Children.San Francisco. Oregon and Washington Ter. Humboldt and Eureka Japan and China Australia and New Zealand. Islands in the Pacific Atlantic Ports European Ports 1,375 9 7 5 90 65 2 16139 1 6 2 1 121,332 23 3 10 133 29 231 5 4 9 22Totals1,5691611,5302512Total Arrivals for the Year. 1,730 Total Departures 1,783 Excess of Departures 53

Table No. 16.

Passenger Statistics, Arrivals and Departures, Port of Honolulu.

Passengers in Transit. From San Francisco, Rouud to Australia and New Zealand 1,855 From Australia and NewZealand, Bound to Stui Francisco 1,3-11 From Victoria, B., Bound to China 1,100 From San Francisco, Bound to China 491 From Tahiti, Bound to San Francisco 10

FROM.CHINESE.JAPANESE.PORTUGUESE.From.To.From.To.From.To.A.C.A.C.A.CA.C. A.C.A.e.China, via San Francis Japan.. China, direct St. Michaels & West. Is. San Francisco 2,960 11032 6176 1,3861 551,846115 193 24 120 49988Totals 3,070381,502561,8461152171249988 Totla Arrivals Immigrants for the Year 5,410 Total Departures of Immigrants for the Year .... 1,805 Excess of Arrivals 3,605

Arrivals and Departures of Immigrants, 1886.

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Merchandise Articles QUANTITY. VALUE. DUTICLES. CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE Cases DRIGS AND MEDICINES Hair Vigor Cases Pain Killer Gro Pain destroyer ... Gro Pectoral .................. Cases Pills ... Cases Sarsaparilla Cases FIRE ARMS— Muskets Cases GROCERIES AND PROVISION AND PROVISIONS— Bread Bbls Canned Meats tbs Rice tbs Soap tbs NAVA!. STORES Anehors Pes Chains Pes Latees Cases Rope Colls PAINT S—Lead Csks SHOOKS AND CONTAINERS— Bags Bales TOBACCO AND MANUFACTURES OF Tabacco(Chinese) tbs Cigars M SUNDRIES Total Value table Merelaandise FREE. OILS—Gasoline .Gals Petroleum Gals tile Gals Total Value Free Goods 5 24 70 32 117 2 120 7 6 4,900 21,250 12,500 6 2 16 5 12 86 1,800 920 1,220 21,590 680 $ 475 00 156 00 1,367 65 341 92 468 00 157 50 480 00 157 22 48 05 725 00 471 70 450 00 74 34 145 22 1,310 00 454 60 2,081 74 284 00 11,161 49 1,654 89 $ 23,350 72 $399 00 3,289 75 258 40 $ 3,897 15 23 spirit. ARTICLES QUAN TITY. VALUE. BUTABLE. SPIRITS AND SPIRITUOUS COMPOUNDS Alcohol ... Gals Brandy .. . Cases do Gals Cordials and Bitters ............... Cases Gln. Cases do Gals Rum. Cases do . Gals Samshoo. Cases do ...................Gals Whisky ........... Cases do Gala All Other Cases WINES— Champagne and other Sparkling Wines ....Cases Light Wines . Cases do ... Gals Port................................ ... Cases do Gals Sherry Cases 6,129 11,528 6,523 313 5,117 2,440 49 3,995 126 1,782 23,349 131 201 643 2,477 418 576 402 354 $ 1,897 25 45,710 76 3,005 98 8,401 20 2,118 10 6,909 19 35,092 70 402 75 3,438 25 3,055 58 2,240 80 2,810 90 MALT LIQUORS— ALe, Beer and Porler. Doz. Pints do do ...... Do. Quarts 1,710 5,062 6,993 34 Total Value Spirits. ...... $ 122,820 92 Value Spirits........ Value Dutiable Merchandise Value Free Goods $ 122.820 92 23,350 72 3,987 15 Total Value $ 150,074 79

Table No. 17.

Statement Showing Quantities and Values of Imported Spirits and Merchandise Remaining in Warehouse December 31, 1885.

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1884, Import Duties, Spirits Import Duties, Goods Import Duties, Bonded Goods Blanks Wharfage Registry Warehouse Storage Kerosene Storage Coasting License M. H. Fund Storage Lights Interest Hospital Fund Buoys Passports Fines and Forfeitures Esplanade Storage Towage Houolulu Kahulul Hilo Mahukona. $ 270.574 77 147,407 91 88,671 60 13,637 60 4,123 33 21,513 85 213 25 1,087 80 3,679 15 3,678 18 1,441 35 10,950 49 1,171 67 5,166 31 9,064 00 338 00 2,927 00 964 85 2,517 47 4,165 62 $ 543,294 00 7,336 72 803 11 302 76 Total $ 651,736 59 1885. INCREASE. DECREASE. $ 247,769 93 115,637 21 34,536 14 12,050 50 3,544 50 20,430 56 167 22 323 69 1,930 91 3,725 24 1,395 55 11,022 13 1,163 14 4,502 83 9,434 00 344 00 2,893 00 12,557 27 2,687 95 7,601 72 $ 22,804 84 31,770 70 4,135 36 1,587 00 578 83 1,083 29 46 03 764 11 1,748 24 $ 47 16 45 18 71 64 8 53 663 48 370 00 6 00 34 00 11,592 42 170 48 8,496 10 $ 493,777 59 6,009 92 2,321 85 228 02 1,326 80 1,518 74 74 74 $ 502,337 38 $ 49,399 21

Table No. 18.

Customs Receipts.

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