The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-05
Williams. Dimond IL Co.'S Cir
cUlar,
S1y FgANCIsCo. Anril -. 1871

SAN 7 SANNI>CO, ANlrll II, A>SA.
SUGAR-Prices Of refined remained
unchanged in the local marke; until
April ISt when both refineries reduced
cube crushed and powdered ssc., dry
sranulaied &c. and sdvanced Ex. c.
and Golden c. Sc. per pound making
the following prices for principal grades;
Cube { Sc, D. granulated &c. Elk. c.
SC. and Golden c. 4S.c. Since then
there hiss been no change and all prices
are guaranteed for thirty days.
Concerning the combination OF the two
refining interests on this coast, the reg
ula- msil 2iviceS since the above date
have given full particulars We can add
very little more on the subject at this
writing.
The incorporation OF the new company
has not vet been published, but il is ex-
pected that i viii De early next month.
The American refinery remains closed
and the California Is running full capa-
city night and day. All the receipts of
island sugars are being delivered there.
Il is Probable that the American will
no: De started up aEain IS the capacity
Of the California Is sufficient for all re-
quiremelts.
Prices Of refined IN this market viii no
doubt be KEEP. up until the bulk Of the
high uricei sugars delivered the refin-
erieS the past :wo months has been
worked of. As soon As this is accom-
plishei. quotations viii be reduced to
more Of : parity with New York prices.
CUBA BASIS-The following are the
Quo:ations since our I2st circular: March
18th SIS. 2S.h $50. SOth $50, April LIST
: .5SIs. ii S.5Sts, Sd $50, 9th SEQ, 14th
S.5Sis, 18th $50 and 10Th $50.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN Markets
Our mai, adyiceS from New York OF the
Sth inst. state that the demand for re-
fined has been enormous and COnse-
Cuen,ly the buying element has been
m2niteSting more interest in raws and
holders continue 10 entertain strong
views. Mail aiyices q the nth state
that the spot market for raws Is gradu-
ally hardening and sales for future de-
livery have been made II higher prices,
viz, May delivery cenuiiugals st 500,
June $40 and July SIS, for 90 test.
The refined movement continues very
heavy, but prices keep stationery. The
sales ofiree sugar since the opening OF the
month 10 above date amounted 10 two
millions barrels, and the most Of the
same was for immediate delivery.
Higher prices for refined are expected
for June. and the course Of the raw sugar
market seems 70 bear out this idea.
Our latest mail adyices Of the 18th
report future deliveries weaker. No ex-
plantation is offered, however, Tor the
lowering Of views. Spo, stock Is gener-
ally held firm. The demand for refined
continues heavy and It has been neees-
say 10 Withdraw several grades from the |
market OF account Of retneTS being over
sold. Buyers entertain the opinion that |
nothing can be lost by anticipating their |
orders TO June and having them filed At |
current rates.
BEET RCOT SUGAR - After several |
weeks without transactions, ? sudden |
has taken place, and from |
1000 10 L, 900 tons purchased for the |
New YORK market ST Is. 4lsd. 10 LIS. |
81. LIGHTS report OF March 2lst gives |
estimates OF European beet crop for
1880 81 a 3,670, coo tons, against $685. |
SIS tons IN ISS9-S0.
CUBA CRoP-L2test reports from Cuba
state that the crop now growing viii |
reach So, coo tons, which Is considerably
more than ever before, and Cuba sugar
plantations are now considered g profit |
able investment.
Stock al iosr ports, Z. X, April 9th |
vas l2S, 629 tons, agains 40 500 tons
same time last year.
Total stocks N al the principal coun-
tries by latest adyices 10 April 9Th $780,
545 tons. against !, +Sl SIS tons same /
time last year.
--latest Geographic advices from New
York q to-day quote value Cuban Cen
-rii's So test 3lsc. London beets IS test
LIS. 81. European and foreign markets
steady. Other conditions unchanged.
Certificates. common 9I1se., preferred
FIoUR-G. g. Ex. Fam. $50 per
DBL. T. o. b. q. q. Eldorado, S4.5
1er Dbl. / 0. b. Crown, $5.5 per bbl,.
:. 0. b.
BARLEY-No. Feed, S1.471z @ $50
oer ctl-. I. o. 3. Ground OF rolled, So 80
1er ton, I. o. b.
BRAN-Sl5 per ton, +. 0. b.
MIDDLNGS-SI7-5 80 per ton, I. Q. b.
OATs-SI .9211z q $l.95 per ctl., I. o. b.
WHEAI-With excited reports from
consuming markets, the article has
.dvanced rapidly here, and we
.uote No. az $50 70 $I.S2I;
Milling I.s5 70 81 SIS No lower grades
.yzilable. The stock OF old remaining
Z the State IS hardly considered more
han sufficient Tor our usual consump-
ion, and tonnage requirements already
,rovided Tor.
Heavy transactions have taken place
n our Call Board; buyer, 1891, option
losing to-day at SIS, as against 81 SO
ne week since Inc above accounts for
be rapid advance in price OF -four.
HAY- Comp. wheat, $50 per ton,
OBJ; ditto cat, SI6 per ten, 70. b. +; large
,aies, same price.
LDEE.-LN.L., $I.45 per Dbl. I. 0. b.;
tito, other brands, $I.25 per Dbl, l. 0. b.
CHARTEEs.- Consuming markets have
dvanced within the past few days to
IS, owing 70 reported failure OF the
french crop, and large business has
cen done IN tonnage 10 arrive; last
As. Sd. orders for an iron
Tip. October cancellation. Last spot
harter, wooden ship, 37s Sd. Liverpool,
nd the only free ship IN port is held at
n advance Crop prospects continue
il that can be desired
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