The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
WILLIAMS, BIHBHD & CO.'S
LATEST SUGAR CIRCULAR

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 14-Our last
circular Ter China was dated sept IL
Sngar-pricas in she local market
were reduced Seut l. and aE1in Oct.f-
a. par Western Sugar Refining Com
panT's latest iist for California Oregon
and Washington, as follows
n0minos. kaif barrels 5.l5e. toEes-
sne. crizs fAf. crushed and fine
crushed. AGE powdered. s.15c, candy
graduated f.4-sc. dry graaulaied. hne
4f-sc dry Eranuiatsi. sparse. t-fsfc,
fruit GRADUATED a.tEe. bet grann-
lated 1Nn III. hsEs Duigf. 10. eontec-
TONERS a. 400 Magnolia T. 80.
ErfTa C. 4.Isc Golden e. 8He- Simi-
lar reinctions were made Tor export the
last OF 9 q9ot,ne for dry sr39ulatea
ga for Nerads. Idaho. Alaska. Hawaii
an Islands. Arizona. Utah. Wyoming
New Mexico and Montana
Basis-N0 sales reported ia Neu
ork until sept II. &. x +. sold 90
tons as , 35c. 18TH SPOT sale. 3o tons
ST 3-8c 11fh. snot sale GO tons. az
3 a-ic: 9TH. e.. q + sale 80 tons ~
$40. Oct T. spot sale LOO tons ~
3-4c. gfh. spot sale 1893 tons 90
SIC since which no sales establishing
basis ON that dafe Tor ~ DEGREES cen-
trifugals in New York 3T5c. San Fran
New York Refined Rsmainei mn
changed until Oct ]. Dry rranulHted
reduced % 4Sjc net. since which no
change reported
London Beets-Sept. n 60 Is incIu-
sive. T-10 I'D 18th 30 2ith inclusive
Igd gi-i 90 18th inclusive 7-Gi Goth.
- I'D, Oct 1sf 20 3a 7.6 sd: 4th
20 sth. - "a 9Th 10 18th inclusive.
London cafle-o~t. 9th -uores Jaws
No. II u. = 81 1-2d. fnir refining
81 snnn date last year 13d and ll.Gd
respectively. November Beets - I'D.
iast wear same period 90 Sd
Stocks -Wiilaft x Gray report Oct
3h e. s. four poFts In al hands eSti-
matted Oct 2ud. $4,000 tons. against 81
30 tons same dnte last wear. SIX prin-
rtuai ports of Cuba estimated Oct. 2d.
- zoo tons against 800 last year. To
tal stock in an principal countries hv
rabir Oct. 81 NJ latest uneven dates
$50 SG1 AGAINST E0.IOl increase over
last year. 350.359 tons
Eastern and Foreign Markets.-llave
lzecn comparatively steady. with only
moderate amount az business doing in
raw sugars Favorable weather In Eu-
rope has caused a slight decline in heets.
Mr. Tichfs first estimates on the 1900
and 1901 beet crops has been issued. and
the mean of these figures which is ac-
ceptcd hy Mr. Licht. gives o crop Of g
lsHN.iHNN NfIfIN. us against tfl~N t"NRN ~ Vs.
OfStf4 tons. on increase OF .}Sl 600 tons
IN European heet production. SHIPMENTS
from Java have fallen or. and unless the
prices improve. very few clearauces are
anticipated in October This ought 70 he
felt in the United States and should
strengthen the market for raws latest
reuorfs from Louisiana indicate weather
favorable for maturing cane but that
grinding VIII not be general before No
vemher The American Refinery re-
duced uriccs about Oct. 81 for granu-
lated I'm Missouri river markets to 3 1-2c !
IN competition with beet sugar. but we
understand that prices were restored |
again on Oct Sth 10 { l-2c for these |
markets The majority Of the beet sugar |
arr now delivering sugar The |
Secretary If Agriculture Of the United |
States estimates the beet sugar nroduc- |
ton for 1901 mt 1aS.J00 tons. Of which /
the production Of the Pacific Coast fac /
tories is estimated at $1,000 tons
Rice-Thc market is very firm at pres
emit aud we -uote for Louisiana 4c 10 /
e 1-2c. Iapan. 3-fc 30 : 14c 1t is ]