The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-17
COMMERCIAL.
WILLIAMS. DI1oND Il CO. IS
MONTHLY TRADE
CIRCULAR.
SAx ERAScrSoO, sept, y, lssA

N7NNflNsss AANAN - AZ NAA-AAA~N ~ AtNNN
in the price Of refined for the local
market, Snd the Western Sugar Re
filming Company quote rs follows :;
Cube, crushed and powdered, ee5 !;
sranulated, sc; eontectioners' A, O. ;
msgnoliS y, SIC; extra c, SIC; golden
C, Sle; D sugar, &c; standard a,
Sc.
Price for export TO Honolulu is on
the basis Of Sc for granulated.
Basis continued at Sc until Sept.
IIth, and the following sales were re
ported: Sept. 9TH, spot 500 tons, and
Sth 70 arrive 500 bags, On the llth,
spot SaleS were made: 1900 bags ut $ !;
18th, 40 bags At same price; 18th, ESQ
bags 1T $; 18th, 500 bags at ) 95-S;
18th, 800 bags ats lS-l6; 18th and 18th,
80 and 1900 bags IS same price; Nth,
1900 bsgs at 5 2T-S2; 18th, so bags st
II; 96th aud 9th, 100 and so bags at
Sse. Since then there have been no
sales reported, Snd we therefore quote
the basis today st Sc for 90 test.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There has been an improvement
since our last circular, both IN this
country and in Europe, and the gem
eral situation SppeSrs more favorable.
The financial troubles have 10 = great
extent depressed prices the last few
months considerably below real
values, and now that money is easier,
the markets sre beginning 10 resume
healthy state again, and with the
strong statistical position should at
least continue firm with Z probability
OF an advance in prices later on.
Nail adviees from New York of the
21st inst. stSte thSt the prices Of
refined grades have remained IN
changed, Snd prices are still quoted
on the basis of sis for granulated,
with indications of steady market
for some time.
Refiuers have in sight about 10000
tons OF raw sugars for the next month,
and IS the new crop of this country as
we'll SIS the product from Brazil, Java
snd South America Is nearly avail
able, prospects are that there will be no
dearth of supply in the near future.
The Mollenhaur refinery paid an
advance of 1-S2c- per pound during the
week, aud also purchased Z cargo Of
Porto Rico centrifugals At S:Sl and
some museoySdoeS due middle of
November at 5 S-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 as
noted in above quotations for centri-
fugaIs- Meetings. have increased 5000
tons per week TO meet the large de-
mSud.
Reports from European markets are
of no special interest, Snd indicate no
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, viii 90 far to make up
the deficit from last year. We give
quotations for beets IS test since our
last circular as follows; Aug. 30th
rs. Sd, 5lst rs. I'D, Sept. Ist 1is.
Sd, ID l+s. I'D, 5th rs. Cd, 9Th rs.
4ld., 9Th As. Cd, 18th rs 3D., 18th.
I5s- ID, 14th 15s- I'D, 18th I5s- I'D,
18th 15s., 9th is. 1OId., 26th I5s. lid,
9th 15s., and 18th is. l0!d.
Cuba exporters continue TO meet
the market with increased supplies
for the United States.
Stock at the principal ports in Cuba
Log, go tons against So, $50 tons same
time last year. Stock st four ports
[. :. H,e0I tons against 1880 tons
same time last year. Stock at Ha-
vsna aud Matanzas by cable 50, 600
tons against 5000 tons last year.
Total stock in all the principal coun-
tries ST latest uneven dates Isl sol
tons against $50, III at same dates last
year.
London cables of September I'D
quotes Java No. ID at lis, fair refn-
ing I5s. Sd. Our latest telegram from
New York Of today quotes beets SIS
test for October at rs. i'd. Value of
Cuba centTifugals SO test 3 Use.
Market dull but firm with importers
stocks exhausted and refiners with
sufficient supplies. Prices are not
likely 10 90 much higher at present
as Cuba holders seem very anxious to
realize. Cane crops promise well and
beet crop Is estimated at about the
same as last year. Trust certificates,
common S9Ic.i preferred SIC.
RICE.-A radical change has Oc-
CURED in the local market, caused by
very heavy storms in Carolina and an
unexpected shortage in Louisiana.
Sales have been made at &c, 80 days,
but market has receded TO 4lc. to 4fe.,
which figures We quote. Some LOui-
siana new crop il being offered at s4.25
elf. The present outlook is that 81 !
to s4-25 viii be the ruling price for the |
season. Some Japan is now on the |
way 10 this port, sold to arrive, duty
paid, elf, at $50 to s4.60.
FLoUR--G. g. Ex. Family, $3.50 |
Per bbl., fob; FL Dorado, s.. 50 per |
Dbl, fob; Crown, 1885 per bbI., fob.
BRAS.-SI5.50 per ton, fob.
MIDDLIsGs.-S1s.50 per ton, fob.
BARLET.-No. Feed, 72lG,75c. per
ctl-, fob; ground or rolled, SIS. 80 per
ton, fob.
oATs--Fair, sLlO; choice, sL15 per
WHE4T.-sL1 OG sL15 per etl., fob.
HAY.-COmpressed wheat, $500
per ton, fob; compressed oat, S1I.OO !
per ton, fob; large bales, same price.
LISfK--SLOOays1. Is per Dbl, fob.
CHARTERs.-Since date Of our last
circular considerable business has
been done and at an advance, large