The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-10
COMMERCIAL.
WILLIAMS, DINOND d CO.'S
MONTHLY TRADE
CIRCULAR.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 20, 1893.


in the price of refined for the local
market, and the Western Sugar Re-
filming Company quote as follows:
Cube, crushed and powdered, 6e3 !;
granulated, 6sc; confectioners' A, &c
magnolia A, sic; extra c, 5sc; golden
c, ste; d sugar, 4gc; standard a,
SIC.
Price for export to Honolulu is on
the basis of SIC for granulated.
Basis continued at SIC until Sept.
18th, and the following sales were re-
ported: Sept. 9Th, spot 5000 tons, and
Sth to arrive $500 bags. On the 18th,
spot sales were made : 800 bags at SO
18th, 400 bags at same price; 18th, $500
bags at 81; 18th, 5000 bags at % 50 ;
10th, 1900 bags at 1916; 18th and 18th,
$50 and 1900 bags at same price; 2Uth,
IA, 900 bags at q 50; 25th, 500 bags at
&c; Goth and 9th, 700 and $50 bags at
SIC. Since then there have been no
sales reported, and we therefore quote
the basis today at 35c for 96 test.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There has been an improvement
since our last circular, both in this
country and in Europe, and the gen
eral situation appears more favorable.
The financial troubles have to great
extent depressed prices the last few
months considerably below real
values, and now that money is easier,
a healthy state again, and with the
strong statistical position should at
least continue firm with probability
of an advance in prices later on.
Mail advices from New York of the
Dist inst. state that the prices of
refined grades have remained un-
changed, and prices are still quoted
on the basis of SIS for graduated,
with indications of q steady market
for some time.
Refiuers have in sight about 100000
tons of raw sugars for the next month,
and as the new crop of this country as
we'll as the product from Brazil, java
and South America is nearly avail
able, prospects are that there will be no
dearth of supply in the near future.
The MoIlenhaur refinery paid an
advance of 32c. per pound during the
week, and also purchased cargo oil
Porto Rico centrifugals at 3:Sl aud
some muscovadoes due middle oi
November at Sc. The business in
raws has been principally in spot and
near by sugars, thereby consuming
nearly all the stock in importers
hands, and causing the advance a
noted in above quotations for centri
fugals. Meetings. have increased 30, 0ot
tons per week to meet the large de-
mand.
Reports from European markets are
of no special interest, and Indicate nc
particular change regarding the crops
| The results of the different beet crops
are vet uncertain and depend much
on the weather from now on, which
If favorable, will go far to make uE
| the deficit from last year: We give
quotations for beets SO test since oul
last. circular as follows: Aug. 3Ott
| l4s. 3d., 3lst IDS. I'D, Sept. lst las
3d., I'd 14s. AID 9Th las. 3d., 9th l4s
AID, 9th las. Cd, 18th las. 3d., 18TH
l5s. ID, 14th los. AID, 18th los. I'D:
18th I5s., Goth las. lO4d., Goth l5s. I'D
| 9th I5s., and 29th las. 103d.
Cuba exporters continue to NEE
| the market with increased supplies
for the United states.
| Stock at the principal ports in Cubs
log, 900 tons against 90, $50 tons same
| time last year. Stock at four port
J us. 54,901 tons against 1880 tons
same time last year. Stock at Ha
vana aud Matanzas by cable 5000
tons against 81 900 tons last year
Total stock in all the principal coun
tries at latest uneven dates 4Sl 50
tons against $50, III at same dates las
year. e o, Do
onotes lava No. 10 at Us, fair rein
inc las. Sd. Our latest telegram from
New York of today quotes teets s
/ testh,r October at las. 4d. Value o
Cuba centrdfugals SO test 7-Sc
Market duh but firm with importer:
! stocks exhausted and refiners will
sufficient supplies. Prices are no
likely to go much higher at presen
as Cuba holders seem very anxious to
realize. Cane crops promise well an'
beet crop is estimated at about tn
same as last year. Trust certificates
common Se2c., preferred SIC.
RICE radical change has oc
CURED in the local market, caused b.
very heavy storms in Carolina and al
unexpected shortage in Louisiana
Sales have been made at &C., go days
but market has receded TO 42c. TO Age.
! which figures we quote. Some Loui
siana new crop is being offered at A. 2
eff. The present outlook is that }
to s.. 25 will be the ruling price for tn
season. Some Japan is now on tn
way to this port, sold to arrive, out.
paid, elf, at 81 80 to S4.6O.
FLoUR.-G g. Elk. Family, 50 b
per Dbl, fob; Ell Dorado, $3.50 pc
Dbl, fob; Crown, So 50 per bbl., TO. b
BRAN.-S15.5O per ton, fob.
MIDDLInGs.-S19.5 so per ton, OBJ.
BARLEY.-No. Feed, 72@975c pc
ctl., fob; ground or rolled, SIS 90 pc
ton, OBJ.
OATs.-Fair, S1.lO; choice, S1.15 pc
| cti T. OBJ
WHEAT.-S1.D@sl.l5 per ctl., I. o. !
HAY.-Compressed wheat, Sl2.o