The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-13
SUGAR FIRM
A Short Crop in Cuba
Causes Advance.
Trust Has Declined 10 Meet Cut oil
Arbuckle COmpany--COf-
fee Unchanged.

sUGAR.-Bo,h refnerles have mad,
.wo changes since March 6, the las
darch 10, as PER list following.
Cubes CAJ crushed and fine crushed
j6Oc; Powdered, 5.6Oc Candy Gran
| uated, 52Oc; Dry Granulated, fine
| ,.lOe: by Granulated, coarse, 5.lOc,
| .onlectiuneIs A.. J.l0c; Magnolia, a
| i7Oc; Extra c, 46Oc; Golden G, 4.5Uc.
Dry GRADUATED tor export has also
been advanced, now quoted since March
18th at 3.35c.
BAslS.-March 9Th, spot sale 400
tons, 5-i6: Sth to arrive sale $50 tons
/ sic; cost and freight sale 1900 tons,
1872: 9th 10th, no sales; 18th, 2700 tona
l3s; 18th $50 tons, 43s; 14th C. & f. sale
100 tons, 4.39; 10th c. q f. sale $50 tons
It 4.39; 18th C. q f.. sale 1900 tons, 4.45
TO arrive sale $50 tons 7-16. Nc
ihanges until 23d, G. & f. sale 2lO0 tons
1t 4.45; 800 tons 7-16; cath c. & r.
ale $50 tons, 4.435; Goth 1900 tons. AS,
9TH c. & f. sale 5000 tons, 4.4S; c. & f.
ale $50 tons. 4.45; spot sale 700 tons,
i.4375; 2Sth $50 tons, 4.4S. Market un-
| hanged until April I'd, spot sale 800
tons at 1892 making net basis in
New York April 3D. 4.406, San Fran
cisco 4.031.
New York Refined reduced March
It'll to 4.95. Advanced March 10Th to
&c, since which no change reported IL
prices of American Sugar Rig. Co.,
making net price for GRADUATED 4.95c
Arbuckle Bros. reduced their price last
week to &c below these quotations.
STOCK.-AccOrding to Willett q
Tray March 22d, total stock y. S. four
ports March 2lst. 1869 tons against
l90,Sl2 last year; Cuba six principal
'orts same date 10000 tons against
$500 tons last year. Total Stock in
III principal countries at latest uneven
dates by cable. March 22d, 1913 $50 tons
gainst 2,33S OCT last year; excess over
last year 80, 615 tons. Grand total sugar
irops of the world. estimated cane and
)eet, S,447 ,444 tons against 1878 122 last
year; estimated increase in the worlds
production 474,322 tons.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MAR
<ETS.-The market was strong and
advancing during March, with heavy
transactions the latter part of the
| month, attributed to various causes
Iamong others the disappointment in not
receiving larger supplies from Cuba
| also the advance and steady price OF
beets on the Continent and we see nc
| reason for the decline Of yesterday un-
less the Trust has entirely withdrawn
from the market as buyers, as we UNI
| derstand they have declined to meet
the cut made by Messrs. Arbuckle Bros
| n refined Recent European advices in
dictate that the syndicate of German
refiners has become an accomplished
| fact. although its operations are MOI
to begin until September 30. 1t is also
| reported that sales of the coming crop
| made by Java planters are estimated at
400, 900 tons, although the quantity
purchased by United States buyers is
small compared with those made up to
the same time last year. On the other
hand new crop Javas have been pur-
chased by China and Japan in much
larger quantities than those of last
year, all of which should contribute to
the scarcity of cane sugars In the New
York market this summer, unless re-
finers protect themselves by further
purchases.
COFFEE-Stock of Hawaiians in
warehouse today is 1866 bags. We
quote nominally the same prices as in
our last circular, viz: For fancy, 16c
10 II lie; prime, lac to 10 1-2c; good,
2 lie. and fair, 10c to lie. There
have been but very few sales during
he past month but all within the above
lgures. Market is weak, with no buy
ers.
No change in lumber freights, and
he market continues firm.
Standardization, 60 days sight,
S4.S3 10; demand, S4.S7 1-2; New
York regular, 15c; Geographic, zoe,
March Z, j. NJ. Cole
man, Hilo; March ., Mariposa, sydney
and Honolulu; March 10, Gaelic, Hong
kong, Yokohama and Honolulu; Chas. |
Nelson, Makaweli; Centennial, Kahu-
nj; March 10, II. f. Glade, Honolulu; |
.. ID. Bryant, Lahaina; Mary Dodge |
Honolulu; r. p. Rithet, Honolulu: An |
lrew Welch, Hilo; March 90, Mary L.
Foster, Honolulu; March %, Lucille, |
Honolulu; Emma Claudina, Mahuko- |
IA; March 26, Otti!ie Fjord, Mahuko- |
IA; March 81 Australia, Honolulu;
March rs, Ceylon, Honolulu; March 81 |
china, Hongkong, Yokohama and Ho-
nOlulu; April /, Harriet c.. Mahukona; !
April 3, Mauna Ala. Honolu- |
IN; Aloha, Honolulu; A. NJ. Baxter,
Hilo.
DEPARTURES-Ma America
Maru, Hongkong, Yokohama and Ho-
1olulu; Australia, Honolulu; Diamond
Head, Honolulu; March ., Amy Tur-
ner. Hilo; Alice Cooke, Honolulu;
March 10, Mohican. Honolulu; John q. |
North, Honoipu; March IA, Metha
Nelson, Kihei; March 10. Lurline, Ka
lului; City of Picking, Hongkong, 70
iohama and Honolulu; March Is, Al
len Besse, Honolulu; Irmgard, Hilo;
March 81, Roderlck Dhu, Hilo; Mari
losa. Honolulu and sydney; March %,
Robert Levers, Honolulu; Consuelo,
March %, Gaelic, Hong
Kong, Yokohama and Honolulu; March
a, w. IL. Dlmond, Honolulu; Eclipse, |
Honolulu; March &c, Fort george, Ho-
nolulu; March 27, Czarina. Honolulu;
March 26, A. G. Ropes, Honolulu;
March 2S. Centennial, Kahului;
March 20. Chas Nelson, Lihue; March
81, Hongkong Maru, Hongkong. Yoko-
hama and Honolulu.
VESSELS up AND LOADING-l
nruant