The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
WILLIAMS, DTMoND e co.'s
CIRCULAR.
San Francisco, September :. Per
=. 9. Australia.

SUGAR-Western Refinery prices cor
tinue unchanged. Tie demand from in
terror points has been unusually heavy.
Cuba hSsis-No change occurred unit
the 18th ult., when it advanced to AZ
and "a inst. declined to 7i6c. Sine,
the II there have been no sales Of Cubs
cen,riugals in New York, and conse
quen,ly the basis for island sugars con
times as above.
Eastern snd foreign marke;s-There
are no new features Of particular interest,
and since mail sdvices, per "Alamesis, "
August slss, nothing new has irsnspired,
Our mail sdvices Of September Is,
state that re6ners have come into the
market again for supplies, and ne
gotisiions are pending for various grades,
holders Icing very firm at Sc. for Nus
eovadoes and S. 7,l6c for centrifugsls.
The demand for refined continues very
heavy, so much so that the A. :. X. Co
are oyersold on fine Srsnulated, and con-
seQpently advanced that grade l-l6c.
Louisiana crop-The prospects now
point 10 considerably smaller crop this
year than last.
The spring plant cane continues small.
Under ordinary conditions the bulk OF
the sugar is made iron the plant cane.
Ii now seems likely that the total crop
viii be cut down some 20 per cent.
CubS Crop-rhe drought complained
l. odd
there.has been plenty OF rain in all the
sugar producing districts, which has
u sch benefited the growing cane.
Beet crop will be later than usual.
The roots have gained materially in
weight and contents OF sugar the past
few weeks.
The weather this month is likely 10
decide The size OF The crop.
To'sl stock OF sugar at four ports q.
5. August 9Th WAS l57 ,6SS tons against
l70.7ll tons last year.
TOTAL stock at Tour ports Q. 4. August
I'd WAS loo, lSS tons against Ill $50
tons LAST year.
Total stock in all the principal coun-
tines st latest uneven dates to August
9Th, S7l $40 tons against 673, $50 tons
same lime LIST wear.
Beets SIS deg lest were quoted August
3lss at Is. = l., September 1st adj
vsIced 10 lSs. 81, and since have re-
manned unchanged.
RIcE-On arrival Of the Australia price
Of island rice dropped to 4a.c. cash. At
this price offerings were easily sold and
market seems 10 have reached settled
price. The largest importer is holding
f:'r higher figures, but with very large
amount 81 Japan near at hand it is
doubtful ii higher price can rule
We quote Japan st 40, 90 days,
weak.
FLoUK-G. g. Extra Fam. 5.25 per
Dol. fob; &. q. FL Dorado ST 90 per
Obl- fob Crown st % per Dbl. TO. b.
BARLEY-No- / iced 10 q liz per
81, t. o. b. Ground or rolled 800 per
on, I. o. b.
BRAN-2l-50 per ton. I. o. b.
MIDDuSGs-24 90 per ton, I. o. b.
OATs-l-S0 e l.S7E per cil-, /. o. b.
Wheat, Tx g l-S0 per cil-, I. o. b.
HAY-CompreSsed wheat, Ii 90 q
800 per ton, {. o. b.; compressed oat,
500 G Il 90 per ton, I. o. b. large bales
2me price.
LNE-I. " L, 40 per bbl.. I. o. b.
1ther brands 90 @1-25 per bbl., T. O. b.
CHARTERs Since our last sdvices
reights have been quite active, viii
NE, small iron, closed st 5Os. orders,
xhile wooden accepted As. But for the
. ten days sdFiees from consuming
markets have been quiet and no trans
-ciion has taken place. We quote mar
.et As nominal al last rates, with fr e
onlzge in light supply. Lumber ton
age in limited demand
Reconsideration, 60 days, 81 S21z;
;ghi 81 S51z; New York, regular, SC.
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