The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-25

stock together and absorb it. In con
sequence of the continued favorable
news from abroad and further ad
Nances Oh both cane and beet, and III
view of the better outlook for new
crops, old supplies appear to become
more valuable every day.
Our latest mail advices from New
York of Oct. 9th state that tie major.
ity of holders of raw sugars are stand
ing by the market well on the general
faith felt i'll the position as supported
now, and expected to be stimulated
later on by natural relations through
supply and demand, and if there were
systemiZed methods of handling
stock on speculation in this country,
1t Is believed investors would take
hold with considerable freedom With
the continued strong foreign advices,
there has been more desire to secure
stock than shown on the surface.
Holders are generally waiting higher
bids, and in many cases simply re-
fused to offer their sugar. Refined
has ruled rather quiet, and the mar
ket at latest advices is without spe cial
Interest. Trade, however, during the
mouth has been up to average for this
time OF the year, and at good mar
giu Of profit for refiners. On the
above date net cash duty paid SIS test.
Muscovadoes were quoted at 81 cents,
with buyers at this figure; So test
centrifugals, 81 cents; granulated,
4.53 cents; difference, 81 cents. Last
year at same time net cash SO test
Muscovador were quoted at cents, SO
test, centrifugsIs at 81 cents, granula
ted 35 cents; difference, 80 cents
London cable of Oct. 9th quotes Java
No Is d. s lbs. 81 fair refining lis.
I'D, beet, Oct IL; Nov. II First
marks, German graduated, lbs 103d.,
4. o. b. Hamburg, equal to 81 IS, net
cash delivered New York, duty paid.
Our latest telegrsphic advices from
New York of today quote value of
centrifugal sugar, ex ship, wharf or
Buyers talk lower prices, owing to the
recent European decline. London
beets, IS test, f. o. b., Hamburg Octo-
Der, los. Cd. per cwt. Demand is re-
viviDg, and it is expected present
prices will he maintained. Harvest
ing of the Louisiana crop has begun,
and present estimates are 260 600 tons.
Latest reports of European beet crop
show deficiency of 100000 tons.
Higher prices are confidently expect
ed eventually. Trust certificates
Common, 1881; preferred, 101
Rice. Hawaiian-With light spot
stock and no receipts, rice has been
Freely taken at cents net. At pres
.nt writing, price Of Louisiana has
advanced lc@sc over last quotations,
.nd prospect is good for maintenance
If present price for the island article. |
Japan-No receipts, but stock in
is large We quote price
md sales at 81 cents, duty paid.
Kona Coffee-None in first hands.
Prices unchanged.
FlOur-G. G. ex family, So So; Ell
Dorado, So So per DBL, t. o. b; crown,
q 80 per Dbl, (. o. b.
Bran-Fine, Sl2 so; coarse, s13 so
'er ton, I. o. b.
Middlings-Ordinary, $3.50; choice,
l9 so per ton, f. o. b.
Barley-No. / feed, 66f cents per
IT,, f. o. b /; ground or rolled, s14 per
on, f. o. b.
Oats-Fair, so cents; choice (sur-
rise, 90c@921c per ctl., f. o. b
Wheat-Chlcken, 924 cents; mill
1g, 974c@S1 per ctl., f. o. b.
Corn-Small yellow, 924 cents per
IT,, +. o. b. i
Hay-Wheat, comp, S12; large
ales, Sl3 per ton, f. o b.; oat, comp,
8; large bales, $40 per ton, f. o. b.
Lime S1@l.05 per bbl., (. o. b. :
Cbarters-Consuming markets have I
improved during the month under !
view, and with light arrivals of free
full rates have been asked, d
nd several ready ships have secure d
q advance on last rates advised by t
5. Last transaction large iron ca. 2
er, 18th inst 27s. 81. orders, 26s. Sd. y
rect, whe at, -four, merchandise. We i
tote the market steady, but the de-
and is not active.
Lumber freight quiet at last rates.
Exchange-LOndon, go days, S4.S64; !
,maDd, S4 SIT.
New York regular, q cents; tele- T
'aphic, cents 4