Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
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H'dN 81. has been tha pdnoral team of
iht week. commencing ss III dh au Nuda,
auumu. aiN, and expecting o elns. in.di,
N.te.ihtmud ng Ihs general impression aui
complaint dHlI t.m,s, ihIs sale wN ari, Boo
stii Goo hove rtcultd expectations, sHI gave
indications. yesterday II footing up lhr
u-ighbo,hood ct fSo,oou
shipping movements have been moderate
since a,t issue, the sut,sh being the Mar
po.a Australia. Discovery and W II pmond
from su Francisco, I X toVer from the
SOUND Rnta rnm tahu ru iowe iw sans
Francisco, and tre.no and NI,, Muir from
F Newcastle The departures mr the same
period have been the australia ior thr colo
n,e,. Cpuenrln. Rntca and Eureka lot SAN
Francisco
The imports b., our Coast packets have been
mll and ,aittd. a. usual the Mhupn,i bring
og considerable gold coin 10, pr,at, pauica
The F,y,no aud Alice Muir brought coal ou
ship, account The Fre,nos ctgo WI, dis
posed VI To- the lutcr Island = n Co
The exports tor the week, SO mt. embrace
the t,gors ol the Con,uelo. valued At Slo,StS
and the Eureka at Sii,aSo
The Manpo,a will follow to-day with good
freight and passenger list
The following is Williams, Dmond & cos
tade circular Of Auguat lst, which contain,
much ul special interest to sugar men here.
SUGAR Ca the lsnd in,tan, The California
sugar Refinery advanced It's prices I, c, PEI
/ H. ior whites and = Tor yrllows. This make,
| The prices oithe twotrhneries conform Other.
wise there has been no change In the condition
Of our local market,
Since our last report We have TO note mr.
ther decline in raws both in New York and
London. The English market. appear to be
| irregular and unsettled, and still overburdcned
with increasing supplies OF raws rs well as rc.
hnsd lot which the outlet is comparatively
light, bcets declined on the ,ist, ult, to ~.
3D., and on the -, advanced to ISs. nd ON
the a7lh, To iSs, Sd, and on the 10th lie
elinet again to S. I'D.
Al the close Of our last report the New
York marker was virtually at stand, tho
views of buyers aud sellers being apart AMER
remaining in that condition for about ten days,
II at last teopened, rchnefS having found &c
casion TO tcplcnish their stocks and sellers nc.
trpting bids n decline OF = c, from the
basis OF previous sales, The sales reported
were on basis OF SIS c Tor Fair Refining
and SIS ior 90 per cent. centrilugals At the
decline thus established, the market developed
steady tone with more buyers than sellers
Rehnen were willing to make further pur.
ehases On this basis, but the majority OF sellers
still appear to retain confidence in the siua.
ton. consequently after few days of activity.
transactions have again become very limited
We quote from Willett, Ilamlin Il Cos
New York circular OF July ,ird as follows:
Prices Two important facts remain I'm.
changed as indicating higher prices for sugar
viz; the shorter Rect crops and the certainty Of
imports from Europe into the United States
and ii is noticeable that the entire stocks Of
Europe and America are steadily diminishing.
and were on June ,st. only 10000 tons in
excess of last year Receipts were s, 10, tons
less than for proceeding week. MEETINGS were
about the same, and now averages ;,roo tons
daily. Stock in all hands decreased 1850,
Reiiners stocks decreased 6,iSo. Export de.
mand for Refined ceased and refners found it
desirable to regulate the output OF graduated
and It's price, making stand at 6Is c. after
sales at 6ls {,
| CuBA CROPS -Mcssrs. c. l.. Dcetlen s.
CO., under date of June goth, give estimated
efops iSs4'SS as soo,i55 tons FOL export. plus
10000 for local consumption, making total
crop Soo'i5S tons against 5Si,54o tons pre-
v'ouS crop OF say 70 per cent increase,
LOUISIANA CROPS iSS4'SS--"The Louis
lana Sugar Report just issued, gives full in.
formation regarding last crops. goo sugar
houses were IN operation-a decrease of o,
from the previous year. Total production,
aii,aoa,o5j lbs, say oa,37S tons OF 7.,4o lbs. 4,
asains, last season i'S,44S tons of s,,4o lis,
There were iiS,o5o acres OF cane ground,
which is s5,7o4 acres less than last season."
Oar latest telegraphic adviees from New
Work d,,e,; J,Iy ,o,h STAT. ,b,, N. ,,l =,
~
gu" ahu "aue depressed demand Tor eS'
port has ceased, but consumption is increasing
Prices are not likely to 90 much lower.
c,h, c.,,,;c,,,,is as ,, -,
~ pe' Nen'' 'e'' NC
London Juv goth Beets' 81 per cent. test,
1855