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Travels in the East Indian archipelago

Chapter 22: APPENDIX D. Coffee sold by the Government at Padang.
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A first-person travel narrative records voyages across the East Indian archipelago, from Java's coasts and colonial port cities to islands such as Celebes, Timor, Amboina, and the Banda group. It combines systematic natural-history collecting—especially shells—with descriptions of tropical flora and fauna, volcanic geology, and climatic patterns. Ethnographic detail covers temples and religious practices, marketplaces, local modes of travel and industry, and relations under colonial rule. Practical observations, sketches of daily life, and mapped itineraries are interwoven with excursions, scientific notes, and vivid scene-setting throughout.

APPENDIX D.
Coffee sold by the Government at Padang.

YEAR. Total quantity. Exported to U. S. Average price.
Piculs. Piculs. Guilders.
1856 125,000 65,521 30.84
1857 150,000 6,037 33.78
1858 185,000 72,010 25.25
1859 145,000 46,285 32.09
1860 151,000 19,536 34.59
1861 150,000 18,715 34.67
1862 135,000 15,971 41.15
1863 23,745
1864 164,400 48,543 39.56