The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-22

poor to fair grades at from 12c to
3-4c. Sales reported since our last COM
prise 93j bags at prices ranging from
l-2 to he, according to quality. Mar
kets abroad are improving and our mar
lSct Is a little frmer.
& RTCE.-Thc Southern market is even
stronger than our last reports. The sea-
son is nearly over and most Of the mills
have closed. Estimated amount of rice
on hand. cleaned and rough, is about
too 600 bags, against 100000 bags same
time last year. We quote Louisiana rice
at 1-2 to Lac, according to grade. Do
mestcs from Japan seed are in good de-
mand, especially lower grades. We quote
3 S-4c to sac Imported Japan in light
demand at 4G5c, duty paid.
/ CHARTERS.-Few transactions have
taken place during the past month, last
n small carrier at 3Ys I'D orders. For YES
sells OF similar size near at hand, S7s Cd
has been paid, and for May canceling
3Gs 80. There is little business doing at
the North owing to holders of wheat
asking extravagant prices.
| LUMBER.-In the absence of demand
from consuming markets, very little Is
doing. and the tendency is lower. For
early loading, sydney we quote sos to
SIS Sd, according to size; Port Pirie, 57s
Cd; Melbourne or Adelaide, 5Ss 3D. Free
mantle, 70s; United Kingdom or Cont
nent, SOS; Valparaiso orders Pisagua
Observation-Disclosures GO days sight
A.S5 IA to SASS as; demand, Sass 1-2; New
York regular, 15c; Geographic. II 1-2c.
FLOUR, per barrel, f.o.b.-G. G. ex.
family, $3.50; Port Costa. $3.50; Crown,
$3.50; El Dorado, s2.75.
Bran, per ton, f.o.b.-Fine, SIS; coarse,
$3.50.
MIDDL1NGs. per ton f.o.b.-ordinary.
$3.50; choice, $3.50.
BARLEY.-Roled, s165o per ton fob:
No. / feed. 76 1-2c per ctl fob.
OATS, per ell. fo.b.-Fair, S1.35: choice,
s1.45; surprise, $3.50. nominal fob.
! WHEAT. per ctl. f.o.b.-Chcken. 81;
milling. s1o7 IL.
| CORN.-S. Y. nominal
| HAY per ron f.o.b.-Wheat, compress
ed and large bales $3.50; oat. compress
ed and large bales, sl1.50: Ajax, wheat.
$3.50 to SIS; Ajax, oat, sl3 to sl4.
/ LIME, per barrel f.o.b.-S1.10.
J ARRIVALS.-Feb. s, blk. Roderick Dhu,
IIilo stmr, Nippon Maru, Hongkong, Yo-
l1ohama and Honolulu Feb. 8, stmr Si.r-
WEIGH. Honolulu; stmr John S. Kimball,
Kahuui Is. stmr. Albion, Honolulu; 16,
blk. S. c.. Wilder, Honolulu: II. brig Con-
suelo, Mahukona; IS, stmr Mariposa, Ho-
nolulu: 20. brig Harriet G, Honolulu; 2
blk. Santiago, Hilo; %. bltn. Archer, Ho-
nolulu stmr. Alameda, Honolulu and
Sydney; "a, schr. John II. Tallant, Ka-
hulu; 25, stmr. Coptic, Hongkong. Yo-
kohama and Honolulu; blk. Kaiulani, Ho-
nolulu; Feb. Of. U. S. S. Indiana, Homo
/ lulu and Manila: blk. Albert, Honolulu;
o. blk. Amy Turner. Hilo: schr. Mary r.
Foster, Honolulu; March 2, brig w. G.
irwin, Honolulu; stmr. Santa Ana, Ka-
hului
! DEPARTURES.-Feb. g. stmr. Doric,
Hongkong, Yokohama and Honolulu; TO-,
stmr. Hanalei, Honolulu; II, blk. St.
katherine, ailo; u, blk. Olympic, Homo
lulu; 10, stmr. Zealandia, Los Angeles
and Honolulu; IA, bark Mauna Ala. Ho-
nolulu; stmr Ventura, Honolulu and
sydney; 49, blk. S. C. Allen, Honolulu; 16,
| U. S. S. Sheridan, Manila and Honolulu:
II, blk. w. B. Flint, Honolulu; 49, stmr
Nippon Maru, Hongkong, Yokohama and
Honolulu; %, bktn. Irmgard, Honolulu
stmr Mariposa, Honolulu; 20, blk. Roder-
ick Dhu. Hilo; Is. schr. Metha Nelson,
Kahului via Honolulu: March 2. brig
Consuelo. Mahukona; g. bktn. S. G. Will
der, Honolulu.
VESSELS UP AND LOADING.-For
Honolulu-Alden Besse, Andrew WEIGH,
Kaiulani, Albert, Archer, Mary q. Fos-
ter, For Hilo-Amy Turner, Santiago.
| Our latest sugar telegram, at hand
this afternoon from New YORK, is as fol-
lows: Cost and freight sales Cuba CEN
| trfugals, $50 tons, equivalent in long
! price to 4.13c; beets. unchanged; granu-
| lated unchanged" This figure conse-
quently establishes basis for SO degree
centrfugals in New York on this date
413c; San Francisco. 3.755c.
| We remain, yours faithfully,
! WILLIAMS. DIMOND G. co.