The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-22
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.'S
CIRCULAR.
Per Steamer Australia = San

Per Steamer Australia = San
Francisco, August 10, 1891.
SUGAR-There is no change to note in
the local market. Demand continues
fair. Prices of principal grades are as
follows: Cube SIC, Gran. SIC, Elk.
G. 41ac., Col. G.. 414c. Export prices
also continue unchanged.
There have been further small Import
atoms of Hong Kong and German re-
fined, which are being sold at AZ q &c.
for graduated.
Foreign markets have shown consider
able strength, caused by reports of Mr..
LIGHT regarding the growing beet-root
crop. Heavy rains in many districts
Will likely make the marketing Of the
crop later than usual Should this be
a fact it will influence the minds of
holders considerably and give an oppor-
tunity for improved pr ces in early
sugars, especially if the consumption OF
the United States continues to increase
as recently. The amount of saccharine
matter at latest reports is below that OF
last year, which, if it continues, will Off
set the increased acreage sown. Mr.
LIGHTS visible supply, as compared with
the same dates last year, are only 138, 900
tons in excess, which a moderate in
crease in consumption could easily dis
pose of before October. London quo
tations for beets 88 deg. test, were 1879
on July 9th; 29th, 1879; August 1st,
1876; and since the LIST have remained
unchanged
Total stock of sugar at Four Ports,
q. S., July 30th, was 100, 500 tons against
lac, 1886 tons same time last year. Stocks
at Four Ports, q. K, July 25th, 106,993
tons against 128, 974 tons same time last
year. Total stock in all the principal
countries at latest uneven dates to July
30th, 1,028,973 tons against 875, 804 tons
same time last year.
Our latest telegram from New York Of
to-day reports no change in prices OF
Raws. Market firm, and advancing.
Granulated, 41sc.; Certificates Common,
70; Preferred, 8712.
RICE-We quote price of Island No.
at &C. net cash: The last, per Australia,
was sold at this figure. Price is not
likely to 60 higher owing to Japan near
at hand. We quote Japan, polished, at
4.75 to 4.80, 80 days.
FLOUR 6. G. Elk Fam, 500 per bbl.,
fob; G. G. Ell Dorado, Ais per bbl.,
fob; Crown, f. 95 per Dbl, fob.
BARLEY-No. Feed, LIS per GENITAL,
fob; Ground or Rolled, 24.00 per ton,
| fob.
BRAN-$19 per ton fob.
MIDDLINas-$20 per ton fob.
OATs-Choice, ST. .55 to $160 per ctl.
fob. fair, 81 so to 81 55 per ctl fob.
WHEAT-$1 80 @ 81 621a per ctl. f.o. b..
HAY-Comp. wheat $14 so @ $3.50
per ton lob. comp. oat, $l4 per ton
fob. large bales, wheat, SIG; oat, $15,
per ton fob.
LIME. x. L. 81 40, other brands
$1.15 % $1.25 per Dbl. fob.
| CHARTERS-Since our last advices,
cargo quotations in consuming markets
have advanced, while wheat here has
remained steady, and We have now to
report better feeling for spot tonnage,
with several wooden charters at AS Cd.
orders, an advance of 2s Cd. per ton
Two iron ships in port free are held at
AIS. Cd. orders, with 46s. 3D. offered.
Arrivals are likely to be light this month.
and should consuming markets advance
still further we hope for better rates.
No change in lumber quotations, but
the market is not active.
ExCHANGE-New York regular 10c,
Telegraphic 15c. London sixty days
81 8414. Sight 81 500.