It has been estimated that a vessel of 50 cubic centimeters in volume will hold 187 berries of fine Java; 203 berries of Costa Rica; 207 of Guatemala; 210 of Caracas; 213 of Brazilian Santos; 217 of Mocha; 236 of Rio; 248 of Manila or Philippine coffee, and 313 of Western Africa. It is thus seen that the Java beans are the largest of those usually met with in commerce, and the West African beans the smallest.