Letter

ALLEN, Collector-General to May 19, May 22, 1879

Statement of rice imported at Honolulu from October, 1876, to May 19, 1879.

[Copy of exhibit to accompany the letter of Collector-General Allen.]

Year. By whom. From— Quantity. Value.
Pounds.
1876 Chulan & Co China 34,500 $870 00
1877 J. T. Waterhouse do 40,000 1,060 00
Castle & Cooke do 10,000 300 00
do Japan 120,000 3,600 00
F. T. Lenehan & Co China 12,200 393 50
Th. H. Davies British Possessions 117,376 3,062 63
Afong & Achuck do 224,060 5,676 64
do Japan 189,968 4,524 45
H. Hackfeld & Co Dutch Possessions 108,362 2,889 18
W. G. Irwin & Co China 3,600 111 00
C. Brewer & Co Japan 103,240 3,257 20
1878 Surplus stores vessels bringing Chinese passengers. China 32,655 1,187 40
H. Hackfeld & Co Japan 200,965 5,734 65
T. H. Davies British Possessions 44,800 1,317 66
C. Afong Japan 100,000 2,400 00
J. T. Waterhouse do 10,000 410 00
Castle & Cooke do 42,600 1,746 60
W. G. Irwin & Co do 110,000 3,025 00
1879 Chulan & Co China 58,144 1,047 10
J. T. Waterhouse Japan 200,000 8,000 00
On Ching China 111,370 922 50
Surplus stores do 9,480 314 90
1,883,320 51,850 41

The total amount is 1,883,329 pounds, valued at $51,850.41, produced as follows, viz: Japan, 1,076,773 pounds; British Possessions, 386,236 pounds; China, 311,949 pounds; Dutch Possessions, 108,362 pounds,=1,883,320 pounds.

None of this rice could possibly be mistaken for Hawaiian rice, and none of it has been shipped out of this kingdom.

W. F. ALLEN,
Collector-General.

Sources
FRUS u2014 Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the P View original source ↗
U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the P.