The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-03-10
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Williams, DimOnd q. Co.'s Cir
cuIar, per S. s. Australia.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 81, 1891.
SUGAR.-The last change in refined in
the local market wac made February 9th,
when both Refneries reduced prices to
&c for Cube, 5s4 Gran, AS Elk. c., and
4ss Col. G. These are the prices quoted
to-day. The demand is only for actual
requirements, and not likely to improve
until after April LIST.
CUBA Basis, New York, Feb. 10, SOS.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Our latest mail advices from New
York of the l4th instant state that
holders have kept prices well in hand
during the month, an advance has been
established in both Raws and Refined.
The New Orleans market has sympa-
thized with New York, and planters
have been influenced by the better
prices to ship most of the sugar they
have been holding back, and the in
creased offerings have been readily
taken up.
The European market has also shown
an improvement, the price of beet sugar
advancing in week from lbs. Sd. to 13s.
Cd. The cane crops of the world are not
turning out as large as expected, which
has necessitated much larger buying
in Europe.
As the LIST of April approaches, much
interest is exhibited as to how much
free sugar will reduce the price of re-
fined.
The markets are likely to be more or
less excited for the next two months, but
the tendency must be toward higher
values, and it is predicted that the year
will be one OF advancing prices.
From Millett d Gray's latest report Of
February 18th we quote receipts at N Y.
for the week, 20, 7S4 tons. Meetings. s 1888
tons. Total stock in all hands 81 ,402
tons, being an increase for the week of
| 8,9S8 tons. Total stock in all the prin-
cipal countries 1871 56S tons against
,345 1888 tons same time last year.
M. LIGHTS report of January 18th
places the production of the European
beet crop for 1890-91 at $500 900 tons
against 3,6l9,678 tons in lSS9-9O.
London beets 50 deg. test were quoted
on the 18th at lbs Cd, and since then
have fluctuated between that figure and
lbs 71ad.
Our latest Geographic advices from
New York of to-day quote no sales of
Cuba Centrif's. Market strong. Granu-
lated, 9.l6c. Beets. IL 7l5c. Certif-
/
RIcE-Island, a much stronger feeling
developed itself on arrival of 8. 8. Ala
media on the I4th inst, based on pros
pectlve light arrivals during the remain
ger OF the season. The marked jumped
from 598c to 53sc in "a hours, and q
iurther advance was subsequently estab-
lished on arrival of the S, S, Australia.
on the 18th inst, and at the present
WTltlnU N fIo
JAPAN-Has sympathized but slightly,
and 51sc a 81 may be considered the
market Tor this description. Large ship.
ments are now on the way from japan.
and on arrival will doubtless meet with
a ready sale as q substitute for Ha.
waiian.
FLoUR-G. G. Elk. Fam. $4.25: GIG.
Ell Dorado, $3.50, and Crown, $40; all
+. o. b. per Dbl.
BARLEY-No. Feed, $I.35 per ctl..
I. o. b.; Ground or Rolled, $2S so per
ton, t. o. b.
BRAN-$17 per ton, f. o. b.
MIDDLINGs-$lS 80 per ton, {. o. b,
OATs-Good feed $1.75 a $50 per
ctl. fob.
WHEAT-$1.37h a $1.4O per ctl. fob.
HAY-Wheat compressed $3.50 per
ton. fob. Oat compressed SIG per ton
fob. Large bales at same price.
There have been plentiful rains
throughout the State the past week,
which insure good crops this year, and
prices of feed have consequently rapidly
declined, and at this writing continue
weak.
LIME. X. l.. $1.45 per Dbl. fob.
Other brands 81 80 per Dbl. fob.
CHARTERs-The market has shown an
Improvement the past week last charter,
small iron at 40s of U TX, Havre or Ant.
werp, while large wood has been closed
at 32s Liverpool direct At the close we
quote large iron at 37s Cd "a 3Ss U. X,
Havre or Antwerp.
Observation-Disclosures sight at $4.Ss1s az
S4.S9. Sixty days, 81 S6la, "a $4.s7.
New York regular, zoe. Telegraphic SOC.