The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-07
SUGAR PRICES
Latest Figures From
the Coast.
Williams, Dimond ard Company's
Letter Gives Market Lists
and Changes.

nished through the courtesy of Messrs.
Schaeier & Co. For Honolulu export
dry granulated sugars are quoted at
1886. The price of New York refined
is unchanged from May 81. when the
price was advanced to 5.O5c, and on
May % to 5.15c. The circular reads:
SUGAR. - Both refincries advanced
prices on the Sd inst, and on the 18th
INST reduced price of powdered from
ing Companys list To-Day beng as foi-
lows: Dominos, half barrels, 5.o5c DOM
mos, boxes. .loc; Cubes (A. crushed and
fine crushed, 5.60c; Powdered, 520c: Can
dy Grsnulated. SOC; Dry Granulated
FINE, 5.1es; Dry GRADUATED Coarse bloc;
C t%a. s3n a. 51oe; Magnolia a.
in bond for export to Honolulu we quote
Dry Granulated at 3.35c
BASIS.-May I'd. no sales: Sd, to arrive
sale $50 tons at 5-35c; 5th. TO arrive sale
at 7-16c; C.. & F. sale 200 tons at 4.45c !;
sth spot sale. $500 tons, at 4 7-16c; 9Th,
45o tons at 7-1sc; 10Th. nth. 18th, l4th,
c. q F. sale. 200 tons 4.45c;. to arrive sale
l,@V tons 10 &c; 10th. 18th. no sales:
18th spot sale goo tons : l5-82c; 21st. spot
tons l6-32c; 23d, c. & F. sale 400 tons
l-2c; 18th. spot sale 300 tons tic:
18th, no sale, making basis New York on
that gate, 70 degree Centrifugals, lie
NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures
since our last circular until the 21st ad-
vanced 10 5ooc; again on the 23d to 515c;
equivalent to 5.10c net, since which no
change reported.
STOCK.-Willett & Gray estimate Nav
80 total stocks United States four ports
last year: Cuba six principal ports 81 800
tons against 5000 same time last year.
Total stock in all principal countries at
ia 7sE 1oo uneven dates by cable to May II,
cheney under last year lis, 1863 tons
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MAR
hEIS.IThe New York market has been
strong in sympathy with the strength
displayed in Europe. and ii is apparent
as the season advances that there Is q
shortness In the supply of cane sugars
ana buyers will undoubtedly be obliged
to enter the European markets and
purchase beets TO tide their refineries
over until new crop Javas arrive in Au-
gust and September. which no doubt.
combined with the unfavorable weather
In Europe, accounts somewhat for the
firmness of the market. The greater
portion or the Cuban stocks is in ship
pers hands and they will undoubtedly
hold firmer than If in the hands OF the
planters According to Mr.. Guma's last
statement. the quantity of sugar made
to April 80 was 10000 tons. against go
90 at the same date last year
Refined, as you Will note by quotations
NUT, ndS ADVANCED III the New YORK
market owing to large and increasing
demand, and II is thought as the coun
try is comparatively short of supplies.
win the fruit season near at hand that
prices will be maintained
COFFEE.--Stock of Hawaiians in
warehouse today is 1,e40 bags Holders
are asking the same figures as last quoted
to you. viz. for fancy, 1sc TO II l-2c;
prime. lic to 10 1-2c; good u I-2c. and
fair. 10c to lie, but quite a number OF
sales have been made during the past
above quotations Jobbers are well sup
piled and market is weak
RlCE.-The market for Louisiana is
very firm, with but small offerings We
quote l-zc TO l-2c, according TO quail
~. For imported Japan we quote 5-Sc
duty paid, with but small demand There
Japan seed, selling at from Lie tc
FLoUR.-,G. c., extra family, $3.50 pei
eearrel. Lob; Crown, $3.50 per barrel
BRAN.-Fine, sl2so per ton ton. fob
cq aIpD iii PSs k ton, fob; ,c
fob: choice, $3.50 per ton. fob.
No, feed. ai-sc to 3 &c per per- c 1.Disi
choice. sl.so to slss Il per GENITAL Genital f foS
surprise. nominal.
fob pea 0oh'~i
! CORN-S. Y, nominal.
HAY;-Wheat, sll5o per ton for com
for compressed or large bales
I'm E;mxl to sl0o per barrel, fob.
HARTERS.-Several spot vessels clos
I go since our last at 3Ss Sd to 40s; order
not as to size, wheat or barley, and a
this writing we quote 40s. orders 70
hsndy-sized tonnage. Harvesting ha
commenced and we anticipate stock Q
| wheat and barley remaining in the Stat
viii be ascertained early next month
Observation-Disclosures steady at las
EXCHANGE.-Lon GO days. s4s5 l.
TO AS5 IL; demand. s4.Ss IA to sisS l.:
New York regular, L lie; telegraphit
hului; May 2. Chas. Nelson, Kauai: Ma
8, Coptic; Hongkong. Yokohama and He
sydney; May a. Thyra. Hongkong, Yoke
hama and Honolulu; May 7, Antiope. Ks
hului; May $. s. G. Allen, Honolulu
nolulu: John g. North, Honoipu; May
Coryphene. Kihei; Consuelo, Mahukona
May IL, Star of Bengal, Honolulu; Amer
ic o,, Maru; Ho3gkong, Yokohama and He
City of Picking. Hongkong, Yokoham
and Honolulu: Grenada, Honolulu; Ma
~ n,rd durli linz: kshulqi; May %; Robel
May q John A, Lahaina; May 26. I'm
gard, Hilo; Amy Turner, Hilo: May
hoIhCaH' hOnolulu, Alden BeSSe, Hon
lulu: Fl. G. Wright, Hama
DEPARTURE ., Australia, H
nolulu; Falls of Clyde, Hilo May
Manauense. kahulu; City of Rio de j.
Metro, Hongkong, Yokohama and Hon
lulu; May 4. S. q. Wilder. Hiio; May
Archer, Honolulu; May TO- Annie Johl
son. Hilo; MAY IL. Coptic. Hongkong Y
kohama and Honolulu; May r. AIber
Honolulu; May 15 Flintshire, Manila ar
Honolulu: May is, Defender, Kihei; Ma
u. Aameda, Honolulu and Sydney: Ma
p s. Z. Allen, Honolulu; Nav %. Co
sueio, Mahukona; May 26, John G. Mort
! ! Ponoipu.
VESSELS UP AND LOADING
observation-disclosures, Irmgard Rosamon
st Katherine. Alden Besse. For Hilo
Amy Turner.
our latest telegram from New Yor
and beets unchanged
No Place for Jameson.