The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-03

duce. for the week, were 26'S5' bags sugar
and ; ,I57 bags rice
The value o. exports to san Francisco
by the whitmore. Castle, Sonoma and
Zealandia were about $4,000.
The exports OF cereals from Mauitoba in
1887 are estimated To have been 25,o0O,ON
bushels.
The world consumes annually about 65O,-
600 tons of coffee. Jamsic8 furnishes 5,ouO
tons, East India and CeylOn, $500 tons,
Java, average crop, from 6O,OO TO SO,UoO
tons. and Brazil from $4,000 TO SSO,UOO tons.
The San Francisco Grocer and Country
Merchant OF June Sth, says that values IN
the wool market have dropped TO lower
levels than ever before known on the Pacl-
nc COsst.
California exported ll55.72o pounds Of
honey IN 1857. The principal points OF
export for this article are Australia, China.
Hawaii and British Columbia.
The Fresno Expositor says that the
mulberry thrIyes In that country on the
ditch banks and the climate Is well adapted
10 the rearing of SILK worms sud predlcis
that In few years tie San Joaquin valley
silk will rival the imported article. One
expsrimenter had received ~ ounces OF
Silkworm eggs from the State boaru OF
Ssricuiuure. From this lot OF eggs between
I5OOOQand 10000 worms were Matched.
San Francisco received the first fresh figs
OF the season Oh the 5.h Of June from
SOlano County.
Following is Williams, Dimond Il Co.'S
Circular, received by last mail
SAN FRASCIsCo, June l9, 1855.
Our last circular was dated May pa per
steamer Australia.
SUGAR-Tlere Is 3 large demand for
refined sugar both for local consumption
and overland shipment. Both rehDerIes
are taxed 10 keep up with their orders ana
this mas caused an advance IN prices. Op
June lSt the California Rahlery advanced
YeIlows -.c per 10. Tue American made 10
change having only a small stock OF thus
grade On the SIN inst. the California
advanced prices OF all grades sc per 10. and
Oh the lStn again another SC. Inc Amerl-
can Refinery also advanced their prices sc
Der d on the 9Th and another x Q on the
18Th There has been no change reported
since the 18Th and tue price lists OF both
re6neries are the same and quoted to-day
as follows: Cube CSC, D. Gran. 637c, EI. {.
81. Col. c 5l.c: other grades At the usual
difference. IL understood however that
discount Is allowed Od these prices.
The fourth ship loaded by the American
Refinery for New York with raw sugar was
cleared on the l2th ms, making me total
shipments TO that port TO date y, 69o, 900 lbs.
The Cuba Basis Tor deliveries OF tue Isl
and crop under contract, advanced TO SIC
for 80 test on May 3lst. Since then there
mas been no change reported, but sales OF
Cuba CentrifQgais have been made 10 New
York at the above figure.
EASTERN ASD FOREIGN MARKETS. --Ihe
New York market has improved somewhat
since our last report, although prices have
continued about the same. The demand
for refined sugar has increased percepuSly
and this statement Is strengthened BY tue
fact that the Trust has opened two OF Its
refneries in New York ana one IN Boston,
which we're closed some months ago.
There is healthier feeling throughout
the East aud a firm and steady market.
The London and Continental markets
have ruled firm and higher and like reports
come from Cuba and the West Indies.
London quotations for Beets s. test June
"a we're lbs I'D. There was no change
until the Sth when they advanced TO lbs 415d,
Ilth lbs I'D, 18th lbs 90. From tire 18th
to the 17Ih the market was reported dull
without change and on the 18th declined 10
l3s I'D, Havana and Matanyas June lst
L.-l
tim last year. Stock al four ports Y. h.
for the week ending June 9lh was 5000 tons
over the previous week Or 252, 535 tons
against 1866 tons same time last year.
Receipts p so tons, Deliveries 10 500 tons.
Total stocks IN All the principal countries
June 7sh was ,0463I6 tons against l. ID, 3l2
tons al same rCe last year.
Oar latest mail adylces from New York
dated 18Th inst. state that the business
I'd in ms ha fnT sd I'M
market has ruled firm. Stocks are pretty
foil and there has not been much DISPOSE
ton to purchase on the spot, but there Is a
fair inquiry TOR cargOes To arrive and fOZ
shipment. Spot MuscoyadOes have sold on
basis Of 1 2l-32c for s. test and Ceatrifugals
Al 2 5-S2c, cost aud freight. On the basis Of
these sales the market vas quoted hrm at
4s<e for So test and 81 for 80 test. Sup
pies both Ii New YORK aud Cuba continue
to be held With undiminished confidence.
Private cables regarding the Beet crop
state that the recent rains had benefited the
plants bat little and dry weather was still
retarding their development
Reduced estimates are foreshadowed not
Eiths .andlug the increased acreage sown.
Our latest kilograms from New York, If
Yesterday. quote market steady. Cuba
Centrifugals - test &c.
LONDOS.-Beets 90 test lbs 90. Euro
Pean and Foreign markets strong and
advancing. Crops promise poorly. Pre-
sent prices likely to be maintained and
higher prices predicted for September.
Prices of refined quoted on basis Of sac
for granulated.
RICE--We quote price at Sc.
FLOUR. g. q. Ex. Fam. S4.35 per Dbl.
T. 0. b. e. Dorado $3.50 per Dbl f O. b.
Crown 81 30 Per bbl. {. o. b.
BARLEY. Choice feed o5c per ctl. f. o. b.
Ground and Rolled $3.50 per ton {. o. b.
OkIS.-GOod feed SI.+254 q SI.45 per
elf. o. b.
BRAN.-S16 80 per ton {. o. b.
HAY.-Choiee Wheat Comp. $I7O0 per
ton T. 0. b. Large Bales $500 q $l7.O0fo.b.
LINE 81 50 per bbl. + O. b.