The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-20

Since the 9th prices have renamed
unchanged.
| The Cuba Basis advanced on the 28th
ult. to 61lc. for 96 test and there has
| been no change reported since that date.
! EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
| There is no change to note in the gen.
| eral situation OF the sugar markets of the
! world. Prices continue strong and the
| statistical position continues to improve.
| European markets are still too mucn
| above the parity OF our markets to admit
! of much business.
There is nothing particular to add to
our last report concerning the condition
| of the New York market. The control
| ling influences of the situation have be n
much the same for several weeks past,
supplies in all positions being held with
confidence. Refineries restrict their
| buying to current requirements and have
| pursued this policy on account of the
| uncertain demand for refined, which, in
the early part OF the month, was rather
disappointing.
Our latest mail advices of September
1st state that there is more disposition
among local buyers to replenish their
stocks. The demand for refined has
greatly improved and heavy deliveries
have been made. Supplies, however,
are offered sparingly and held firmly at
full prices.
Muscovados are readily salable on
the basis of 5-16c. for 80 test, and cen
trifugals on basis of 614c. for 96 test.
Reports from the Louisiana crop say that
the recent severe weather has damaged
it to a considerable extent, estimated by
some to ne from 10 to 20 per cent.
London quotations for beets SS deg.
test at date of our last circular were 14s.
Al. On September 1st they had reached
14s. I'D, on the 5th declined to 14s.
Cd, 9TH advanced to 14s. 719d. again
and there Hs.s been no change since.
Total stocks in all the principal coun-
tries September 1st were 765 1927 tons
against 8l5, 1873 tons same time last year
Stocks at four ports U. K. September
4th were q 900 tons under the previous
week or 232 $50 tons against 1913, 1850
tons last year.
Receipts for the week ending Septem-
Der 4th $4,000 tons, deliveries SO, 900
tons.
Our latest telegraphic advices from
New York of yesterday quote value of
Cuba centrifugals 96 deg. test 614c.
Holders demand an advance but buyers
do not respond. GRADUATED 758c. Lon
dan, same date, beets SO deg. test las.
715d. European and foreign markets
strong and advancing. All markets
gradually improving. Crop prospects
unimproved.
RICE-The market, particularly fol
Hawaiian, exhibits growing strength.
Holders are firm at AZ C. cash or 417sc.
regular.
FLoUR-(For vessels now loading and
to sail in few days.:
G. G. Elk. Fam. "a IS per bbls. fob.
FL. Dorado. So IS per bbl. fob.
Crown 81 60.
Quotations to-day for above brands
81 IS, So 50 and 81 80 respectively.
BARLEY-No. feed 90c. "a 9215 C. per
ctl. fob. Ground or rolled $18 so per
ton fob.
OArs-Good feed 81 3216 @ 81 a716
per ctl fob.
BRAN-$16 per ton fob.
WHEAT-$1 Az q 81 so per ctl fob.
HAY--Wheat $14 80 "a $15 90 per ton
fob; Dat $14 per ton fob.
LIME-$1 40 @ 1 80 per Dbl fob.
CHARTERs-Transactio have contin-
ued at steady advance until Ais. 3d. U.
K. has been paid for spot iron and 36s.
Liverpool direct with merchandise clause
for wood, and the market is now firm
with tonnage steadily held. Loading
feet $4,000 tons and good dispatch is
given when vessels are once ready. With
wet weather in consuming countries.
cargo quotations have also advanced.
EXCHANGE-London 4.8415-6O dspt.
New York Sipht-par