The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-08
Latest Figures From
the Coast.
Williams, Dimond and COmpany's
Letter Gives Market Lists
and Changes.

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nished through the courtesy OF Messrs.
Schaelcr a Co. For Honolulu export
dry graduated sugars are quoted at
1895. The price of New York rehned
Is unchanged from May 81, when the
| price was advanced to 5.05c, and on
May % to 5.15c. The circular reads:
| SUGAR. - Both refncrics advanced
prices on the Sd Inst, ana on the 18TH
met. reduced price OF powdered from
S.Cec to 5..oc, the Western sugar Rein
| lows: DuIninos, half barrels, b.e5c. Dom
| .nus, boxes, b.lUc; cubes (AD, crushed and
nne crushed. 5.eOc; Powdered, 5.2oc; Cam
ny GRADUATED, S.2Oc; Dry Granulsted
rine, b.lOo; Dry GRADUATED Coarse, 5,lOc;
Conieetioners A. 5lOc Magnolia A..
A'Oc; Extra C., icOc; GOLDEN c., i.Ooc. Ana
| Dry GRADUATED at 3,35c.
| BAslS.-May 3D. no sales; 3d. to arrive
SAFE 30 tons at 10 &c; Sth. to arrive sale
~ tons at i;l9e; ,th. spot sale 100 tons
at 1-lGc; c., & F sale 2,loo tons at i45c;
9TH, spot sale, $500 tons, at ,-ltc; sth,
40 t tohs at 7iSS; 10Th Nh i2th lith
| &. d T.. sale, 200 tons 4.ijc: to arrive sale
| 1900 tons Is sc; 18th, lith. no sales;
sale 90 tons i5-S2c; I'd spot sale $50
tons l5-32c; 3d. c. q f. sale 1890 tons
| = lie; 2Slh, spot sale 800 tons lie;
| that date, rs degree Cen,rfugals, l-sc;
san Francisco 4c
NEW YORK REFINED. ---unchange
vanced to 5.O5c; again on the I'D to 515c
| equivalent to 5;lVc net since which no
change reported.
| STOCK.-Willett Il Gray estimate May
2Sd total stocks United States four ports
1880 tons. against I5,456 tons same time
| last year; Cuba six principal ports $3.50
IONS against 5000 same time last year.
Total stock in all principal countries at
latest uneven dates by cable to May IL,
l,,65.22o tons. against l,sS3,5s9 tons; def
sIenoy under last year lis 1863 tons
EAsTEkN AND FOREIGN MAR
KETSs-The New York market has been
strong In sympathy with the strength
as the season advances that there III IA
sh n, in the supply of cane sugars
| 10 enter the European markets and
purchase. beets to tide their refineries
over until new crop Jayas arrive in Au-
combined with the unfavorable weather
in Europe. accounts somewhat for thel
tirmness Of the market. The greater
pers' hands and they viii undoubtedly
hold frmer. than if in the hands of the
planters. According TO Mr.; Guma's last
20 April 80 was 100000 tons, against 23O,-
COO at the same date last year.
abo ene wa as ay you WI note by
market owing to large and increasing |
demand, and 1t is thought, as the coun
SiS comparatively SHORT OF supplies,
with the fruit season near at hand, that |
pr: ces Will be maintained.
CoFFEE.-stock of Hawalans in
are asking the same figures as last quoted
to you ,I VIZ; for fancy, Ice to II l-2e;
sales have been made during the past
month at about lie reduction from the |
above 5 quotations Jobbers are we'll sup
RlCE.-The market for Louisiana Is |
very firm. with but small offerings. We
quote 1-2c to lie, according to quail
duty paid with but small demand. There |
8 fair stock on hand of domestic from
Japan seed, selling at from Lie to
FLoUR.--G. g, extra family. $3.50 per
barrel. fob; Crown, $3.50 per barrel.
BRAN.-Fine. $3.50 per ton. fob;
cGmarI1e b III Rss ton. fo,5; &c NAV
fob: choice, $3.50 per ton. fob.
BARI.EY.-Rolled, SIG per ton, fob;
No, feed. " l-2c to 70 &c per Genital,
,, oATs.nT E n;2S per Genital, fob;
sV WHE&r n0%Ihsl; CSC per Genital.
fob; milling, 81 l-2c to 81 per GENITAL,
EH9aHYNvs al. s nG%'n par ton for com
pressed or large bales oat, $3.50 per ton
for compressed or large bales.
cHEAEsi g seS per barrel fob
ed since our last at 3Ss sd to 4Os; orders
net as to size. wheat or barley, and at
handy-sized tonnage. Harvesting has
commenced and we anticipate stock of
wheat and barley remaining in the State
LuMBER.-F'reights steady at last
rates.
", 10 dol nd II 20 o.
New York regular IL lie; telegraphic,
naa May dsna. S e. Raas Ka
3, Coptc. Hongkong, Yokohama and Ho-
s sSn1 MAY NAY monolSu and
hama and Honolulu; May I, Antope, Ka-
hului; May s, S. C. Allen, Honolulu:
Czarina. aonolul9; Cyrus Wakefield Ho-
CoryPhene. Kihei: Consuelo. Mahukona;
May II, Star OF Bengal, Honolulu; Amer
lea Maru, Ho11gkong, Yokohama and Ho-
and Honolulu; Grenada, Honolulu; May
Fl ni,d turl Hc, Kshuq!; ath May 20 Robert
May 20 John A., Lahaina; May 81, Irm.
gard, Hho; Amy Turner. Hilo; May q,
iMohican, Honolulu; Alden Besse, Homo
pEPARTuREs..May Z. Australia. Ho-
nolulu; Falls of Clyde, Hlo; May 3.
lulu; May !, S. q. Wilder, Hiio; May 5,
Archer, Honolulu: May 10, Annie John
son, Hflo; May H. Coptic. Hongkong, Yo-
kohama and Honolulu; May IL. Albert.
Honolulu; May Is, Flintshire. Manila AMI
honolulu; May 16, Defender, Kihei; May
II, Alameda. Honolulu and Sydney: May
%, 8. G. Allen, Honolulu; May %, Con-
Honoipu.
VESSELS UP AND LoADING.-For
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Irmgard, Rosamnni.
ST. Katherine. Alden Besse. For Hilo-
Amy Turner.
our latest telegram from New York,
May rs, afternoon: No sales; graduated
and beets unchanged.
$50