Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-07
Willett & Gray's Weekly Review
Of Sugar and Coffee Market

WillCtt & Gray's circular for the,
week ending January % gives the fol
lowing review OF the sugar market.
THE WEEK-Raws advanced to
7-SC. Refined advanced 10 points.
Net cash quotations are: MusCOvadOs.
&c: ccntrifuEals. 3.5OC; graduated,
4 tG to 4.5lc. Receipts 25.O27 tons.
MEETINGS. $4,000 tons. Total stock in
-Four Ports, ll6.2O7 tons. against 1873.
$50 tons last week. and S6.2S7 tons
last year. Beet sugar quotations, /. o.
D.. Hamburg. Us I'D per Cwt. for
IS degree analysis. First marks Ger
man graduated, (. o. b.. Hamburg, SIS
Sd. equal 4.3lc. New York. duty paid.
Estimated afOats to the United
States from Cuba and West Indies, TO-
roo tons; Javas. 10000 tons; Hawaii
10000 tons; Europe. 5000 tons; Peru.
Dcmerara. etc. $4,000 tons; total. 15.
500 tons. against 10000 tons last year
Spot Foreign Granulatcd-Tho de.
nland Is light and the supply very
small. Fine Austrian. i.5SC asked. For
import Dutch graduated. prompt ship
mont los Cd c. and +. Fine Austrian
granulated for prompt shipment IS I'D,
q. and t.
This weeks summary Of the statisti.
ral position shows stocks in the United
states and Cuba together OF 22OI
tons, against l74.lSO tons last week
snd llO,S53 tons last year, an increase
% Sj.354 tons over last year.
STATISTICS BY SPECIAL CA.
5LES-Cuba: The six principal ports.
Receipts. $4,000 tons; exports. $500
tons: stock. 10000 tons, aainst 2I.5GG
tons last year; l39 centrals grinding.
against us last year.
Europe: Stocks in Europe. 3.257. 900
tons. against 1863 200 tons last year.
Total stocks OF Europe and America.
34l9.207 tons aainst 1850, 562 tons last
year at the same uneven dates and q.
92l,225 tons at the even date of Jan
nary |. 1901. The excess of stock Is
1865 tons, against an excess of 743.-
2O2 tons last week. and an excess Of
556.6S2 tons January 2, 1902.
Hamburg: $50 tons refined sugar
shipped to America. No engagements.
RAWS-A frmer feeling has devel.
oped this week, due to the withhold
ing Of Cuban sugars and the lack Of
available supplies Of other cane sugars
20 meet requirements for the imme-
diate future. Receipts have been less
than the MEETINGS, with no large sup,
ply on the way, and refncrs' stocks,
while ample for present needs, are not
excessive. Sugars arriving, therefore
meet with ready sale. Early in the
week sales OF West India Centrfugals
and Javas in New York were made at
3 CSC, and of Javas in Philadelphia
warehouse at 3 1890, while at tho
close MusCovados on the spot sold at
2.94c for SO degree lest and Centrifu,
gals in port and to arrive at 1-2c for
30 degree test, showing an advance in
centrifugals of l-SC. Molasses sugars
also advanced 1Sc on sales at 3-4C
for SO degree test. The market Is
strong at the advance.
European markets show a net ad
vance of 3-4d, and are now about l.SC
above the parity of Centrifugals.
REFINED-Tnere has been only Q
light demand for refined sugars during
the greater part OF the week; conse
quently the delay in deliveries is now
very slight. List prices remained un
changed up to the last day. with some
shading OF soft grades. At the close
however, following the improvement
IN raws, a general advance OF II
points was made by all reflners. Ar
buckle continues to allow the extra
per cent discount which Howell meets