The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-12

Delng Tor small ana assorted IOlS- mere
is nothing particularly new in the stu
alton, buyers and sellers awaiting the
course of the European market, and the
immediate future is by no means en-
couraging, considering the disturbances
of the European trade and the uncer-
tainty of our own political situation.
London Cable, of July 2Sth, quotes
Java No. Is D. s., at lis Sd; Fair Re
filming, los; Beet, July, IS Sd; August,
9s Sd; First Marks German Granulated,
lis Sd, f. o. b. Hamburg, equal TO
3.78c net cash delivered New York,
duty paid.
Messrs. Willett & Gray. under date
of July 23rd, give the total stock of
sugar in four ports L. S., 293, 163 tons
against 271,149 tons same time last
year; stock in six principal ports Of
Cuba, by cable same date, 56,552 tons
against 271,149 tons last year; total
stock in all the principal countries,
/ .629, 115 tons against 1878 ,283 tons
same time last year. Afioats to the
United States from all countries, eSti-
mated at $4,000 tons.
/ RICE.-Hawaiian The local market
/ is in good condition and with light re-
| ceipts and fair demand, price has adj
vanced to lie, SO days. The New Or
/ leans market is bare of Raws similar
/ to Hawaiian, and price of Island will
doubtless further advance as holdings
| of Louisiana locally are fast disappear
ing.
Japan-No receipts, values are higher
1 in Japan and price locally has advanc-
ed to 3.85c, duty paid.
Kona Coffee Markets everywhere
still tend downward and business is
practically at a Stand-Still. 1t is recOg-
nized on all sides that lower basis for
values will have to be accepted when
ever the situation is sufficiently cleared
! to warrant buyers in again entering
the market.
| Kona Coffee has of course been de-
pressed in sympathy with all other
varieties, and last sales were with diff
Guilty made at 19c for very small parcels
of good quality. There are no buyers
to-day at above Is lie, but at this fig
ure probably business of some conse-
quence could be done.
Flour-G. G. Elk. Family $50; Ell Do
RADIO 2.65 Dbl. f. O. b. Crown 3 45 per
| bbbl. f. o. b.
Bran-Fine 11.5O; Coarse 11.75 per
! ton f. o. b.
Middlings - Ordinary 1900; Choice
1850 per ton f. o. b.
Barley-No 1 Feed 70 1-2c per ctl.
f. O. b. Ord. or Rid 1900 per ton f. o. b.
Oats-Fair 81 lie; Choice 80 II C al
81 1-2c per ctl. f. o. b.
Wheat-Chicken 95 C at 81 IL; Mill
ing 1.O2 1-2 at 1.O7 1-2 per ctl. f. o. b.
Comm. Y 1.O2 1-2 at LOB per ctl.,
f. o. b.
Hay-Wheat Comp. SO. Large bales
S11 per ton f. o. b. Dat Comp. $3.50
Large bales $3.50 per ton f. o. b.
Lime-90c at 81 per Dbl.
! E1rai -Thnro has heen a little
better feeling in the market the past
two weeks, several iron ships having
been closed at 26s Sd net, U. K, H, A.
or D., for small handy size, the same
rate Is Sd off direct, for larger size
vessels.
The wheat crop still continues look
! ing well, and it is now estimated that
we shall have from 100000 to 100000
tons for export.
Exchange on London so days, $4.-
sc ga to $4.S7; sight, $4.88. New York
regular, nominal. Telegraphic, nom
| inal.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
Latest Sugar Report-Our telegram
from New York received this P. NJ
| quotes no sales of Centrifugals, buyers
| being ready to pay 3-8c for SO deg
test while sellers are holding at 8 lie
many holders unwilling to sell spot
goods except at an advance. Granu-
lated unchanged. All indications point
to no important change in Raws until
| after the election.
No quotations of Beet from London
on account of holiday there. London
market looks steady and firm for the
present. No news regarding crops.
Trust Certificates, common, 103 SIS;
preferred, 81 1-2.
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.